Continental Automotive 5WK48952 Inductive Keyless Vehicle System User Manual

Continental Automotive GmbH Inductive Keyless Vehicle System

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Annex No.5                Functional Description  User Manual
SIEMENS VDO Automotive AG    SV C BC P2 RF TG FCC ID:KR55WK48952 IC:267T-5WK48952 File: I:\POSTZULA\Volvo\KVM\TechnicalDocu\Funktionsbeschreibung_KVM_v2.doc  Page 1 of 5   Functional Description / User Manual   of the    Siemens VDO  Keyless Vehicle Module    type 5WK4 8952
SIEMENS VDO Automotive AG    SV C BC P2 RF TG FCC ID:KR55WK48952 IC:267T-5WK48952 File: I:\POSTZULA\Volvo\KVM\TechnicalDocu\Funktionsbeschreibung_KVM_v2.doc  Page 2 of 5 Functional Description    1. General functional description This short system description gives an overview about the functionality of the Keyless Vehicle (KV) system and from the Keyless Vehicle Module (KVM).  The vehicle and the Passive Key (PK) will communicate via challenge / response. By any request the KVM sends a challenge via the respective Low Frequency (LF) antennas with 125 kHz to the Passive Key. The PK’s within the detection range an-swer with the identification code via Radio Frequency  (RF)  transmission. The external RF Receiver sends the data from the received signal via serial link to the KVM.   2. Passive entry, passive exit  2.1 Unlocking  With a valid PK within the outside detection range of the vehicle, the customer will be able to open each door of the passenger compartment and the tailgate. Woken up by pulling a door handle the KVM sends a challenge125 kHz via the cor-responding inductive door handle antenna to the Passive Key. After receiving the challenge data the Passive Key sends the response data via RF to the external re-ceiver. If the identification code received is valid the KVM sends the unlock request command via CAN-Bus to the Passenger Junction Box (PJB).  2.2 Locking To lock the vehicle, the customer has to push the Lock Button mounted in any door handle once and a valid PK has to be detected within the respective door handle de-tection range.   3. Passive start/stop The KV system will provide an inside detection range, which will cover the passenger compartment.
SIEMENS VDO Automotive AG    SV C BC P2 RF TG FCC ID:KR55WK48952 IC:267T-5WK48952 File: I:\POSTZULA\Volvo\KVM\TechnicalDocu\Funktionsbeschreibung_KVM_v2.doc  Page 3 of 5 3.1 Engine Start / Unlock of Steering Column The starting action will be handled via a rotating Ignition Switch, which provides igni-tion off, accessory, ignition on and crank position. With a valid Passive Key within the interior detection range, the customer will be able to start the engine after pushing the brake (automatic transmission) or pushing the clutch pedal (manual transmission). After detection of a valid Passive Key the KVM sends the release command to the Smart Steering Column Device (SSCD) via which fulfills a mechanical release and permits the customer to rotate the Ignition Switch to any position (ACC, Run, Start). Without detection of a valid PK, the Ignition Switch and the steering column remains locked.   The Engine Control Unit receives authorization to start engine from the KVM via CAN-Bus from the Cluster module.  3.2 Engine Stop / Lock of Steering Column For Engine Stop the Ignition Switch must be rotated to ACC position.   4. Block diagram Keyless Vehicle Module                     MicrocontrollerMC9S12B128Stabilisation,reversevoltageprotectionVoltageRegulatorVcc+12VswitchedStep upregulatorKVMInputsRelease MotorLatchesRelayMatrixKl.30MeasurementMS C ANTJA1040SRxInterfaceCAN TxDCAN RxDCAN HighCAN LowSRx_SerialAD_TemperaturBiterrorAD_Ant1, AD_Ant2Ext_Trunk1_Ant +&-Ex_Tr, Int_Tr,Int1&2,Left_A,Right_APower_LF, Power_on_LF2MHz_Takt Power 2, Power 1,Power0,Power M1,Power M2,Power M3TxD_To_LF_StageTxD RFRxD RFFL_RM_Latch+LF-StageAntennaDiagnosticlimitationEN_CANFL_Latch+, FL_Latch-FR_Latch+, FR_Latch-RL_Latch+, RL_Latch-RR_Latch+, RR_Latch-CAN 2.0Quarz 16 MHzinternalWatchdogWake upPolledFL clutchFR  clutchRL clutchRR clutchBrakeKeyIn_StartSCIRL unlockFL lockFL unlockFR lockFR unlockRL lockRR lockRR unlockBrakeTailgateClutchKeyIn_StartFL clutchFR  clutchRL clutchRR clutchRL unlockFL lockFL unlockFR lockFR unlockRL lockRR lockRR unlockTailgateClutchT.gate Lock GlassRKl. 31VccswitchedPollingPower_On_LFKl. 30+12V_L+16V+12V_GeschVCCSVCC+20V-7VAnt_Diag1,Ant_Diag2Ant_Diag3AntennaRelay MatrixFL_RM_Latch-FL_RM_Latch+FL_RM_Latch-FL_RM_Latch+FL_RM_Latch-FL_RM_Latch+FL_RM_Latch-Int_Trunk1_Ant +&-Interior_Ant1 +&-Interior_Ant3 +&-FL_Door_Ant +&-FR_Door_Ant +&-RL_Door_Ant +&-RR_Door_Ant +&-Power SupplyKVM ConnectorKVM Connector
SIEMENS VDO Automotive AG    SV C BC P2 RF TG FCC ID:KR55WK48952 IC:267T-5WK48952 File: I:\POSTZULA\Volvo\KVM\TechnicalDocu\Funktionsbeschreibung_KVM_v2.doc  Page 4 of 5  5. List of variants  5WK48952 Keyless Vehicle Module (ECU) 5WK47894  LF antenna V3 5WK47893  LF antenna V2(housing variant) 5WK47891  LF antenna F2 (housing variant) 5WK47895  LF antenna V1 (housing variant)  6. Technical Data  Carrier frequency:  125 kHz +/- 1 kHz Field strength:  < 42 dBµA/m @ 10 m Modulation:  ASK Supply voltage:  13 V Battery type  Car battery Range:  < 2 m   7. Typical Usage Pattern (for Europe only)   20 actuations of access control system within 24 hours with a typical transmission time of  0.07 seconds / hour.  Transmission time TON 0.07   seconds / hours  Off time T OFF     3599.93 seconds / hours  Duty Cycle: TON / T (ON+OFF)  x 100% = 0.07 / 3.600 x 100 % = 0.02 %
SIEMENS VDO Automotive AG    SV C BC P2 RF TG FCC ID:KR55WK48952 IC:267T-5WK48952 File: I:\POSTZULA\Volvo\KVM\TechnicalDocu\Funktionsbeschreibung_KVM_v2.doc  Page 5 of 5  8. Label Design  Europe:  Siemens VDO 5WK4 8952   USA/CAN:  Siemens VDO 5WK48952 FCC ID:KR55WK48952 IC:267T-5WK48952  This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful inter-ference, and (2) this device must accept interference received, including interfer-ence that may cause undesired operation. NOTE: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

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