Continental Automotive HFMC1A01 Radio Frequency Transmitter-Receiver User Manual

Continental Automotive GmbH Radio Frequency Transmitter-Receiver

User manual

 Document:            User Manual  Product:  BCM (Body Control Module)   HFM C1A  Model:   HFMC1A01        Date:  November 22, 2017   Name: Department: Phone: Date: Sign: Author: Jérôme Lee I B&S RD RF +33561196241 22/11/2017  1. Check: Sven Kubeil I B&S RD RF +49941790292   Responsible: Patrick Mazo I B&S S2 +33561198592                       .Proprietary      data,      company      confidential.        All    rights      reserved.Confié      à      titre    de    secret      d'entreprise.    Tous    droits      réservés.Comunicado  como  segredo  empresarial.  Reservados  todos  os    direitos.Confidado  como  secreto  industrial.  Nos  reservamos  todos los  derechos. .
Author:  JEROME LEE  USER MANUAL  Version: 2.0 HFMC1A01   Chap. 0 File: User_Manual_Model_HFMC1A01_v2.0.docx                            Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Page 2 / 10    VERSIONS LIST Version Date Author Comment, Description V1 05/07/2017 Jérôme Lee Creation V2 22/11/2017 Jérôme Lee General update      RELATED DOCUMENTS Document Version Date Author Comment, Description            ABBREVIATION REGISTER  Abbreviation Description As Assistant ASK Amplitude Shift Keying BCM Body Control Module HFM Hand Free Module CW Continuous Wave DR Driver FCC Federal Communication Commission FSK Frequency Shift Keying LF Low Frequency RF Radio Frequency RKE Remote Keyless Entry
Author:  JEROME LEE  USER MANUAL  Version: 2.0 HFMC1A01   Chap. 0 File: User_Manual_Model_HFMC1A01_v2.0.docx                            Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Page 3 / 10    VERSIONS LIST ............................................................................................................................................................ 2 RELATED DOCUMENTS ................................................................................................................................................ 2 ABBREVIATION REGISTER ........................................................................................................................................... 2 1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW .......................................................................................................................................... 4 1.1 SCOPE OF DOCUMENT ................................................................................................................................... 4 1.2 SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPLETE SYSTEM INCLUDING HFM ............................................................ 4 2 CAR ACCESS ...................................................................................................................................................... 5 3 ENGINE START ................................................................................................................................................... 6 4 RF AND LF SYSTEM OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................... 7 4.1 REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................ 7 4.2 PASSIVE ACCESS & PASSIVE START SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ............................................................................. 7 5 PICTURES ............................................................................................................................................................. 8 6 LABEL  INFORMATION ..................................................................................................................................... 9 6.1 EC ................................................................................................................................................................... 9 6.2 USA/CANADA ................................................................................................................................................. 9 7 OWNER  MANUAL STATEMENTS ................................................................................................................. 9 7.1 OWNER MANUAL CANADA .............................................................................................................................. 9 7.2 OWNER MANUAL USA .................................................................................................................................. 10
Author:  JEROME LEE  USER MANUAL  Version: 2.0 HFMC1A01   Chap. 0 File: User_Manual_Model_HFMC1A01_v2.0.docx                            Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Page 4 / 10    1  SYSTEM OVERVIEW  1.1  Scope of Document  The aim of this document is to provide a short overview on the HFM Hand free system BCM (Body Control Module) HFM C1A model HFMC1A01. 1.2  Short Description of the complete system including HFM The HFMC1A01 is a radio frequency transmitter-receiver used in vehicle access systems.  The vehicle access system includes:    Key fob, which is a remote device  It includes a 315 MHz or 433.92 MHz transmitter, a 125 kHz LF receiver and a 125 kHz transponder    LF Antennae    Kazashi includes a coil antenna for 125 kHz transponder communication    Hand Free Module (HFM):  It includes a 125 kHz LF long range and transponder transmitters and a 433.92 MHz receiver. The HFM drives 6 external dedicated antennae for the 125 kHz transmission. Two are located in the doors trims, one in the Bumper, two within the vehicle cockpit and one in the trunck. It includes also an integrated RF receiver for 433.92 MHz. The receiver is designed in direct placement.  The system interacts with other modules such as:    Push Engine Start   Body Control Module  ESCL (Electronic Steering Lock Control)   USM  The main functions performed by the system are:    RKE functions (key less features)   Hand Free functions for vehicle access and engine start   Immobilizer   LF antennae management
Author:  JEROME LEE  USER MANUAL  Version: 2.0 HFMC1A01   Chap. 0 File: User_Manual_Model_HFMC1A01_v2.0.docx                            Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Page 5 / 10        2  Car Access  There are two ways to Lock or Unlock the doors of the vehicle:  1.  The first way is to use the remote key functionality (RKE) by pressing one of the “Lock” or  “Unlock”  buttons  on  the  ID  Key.  Data  frames  are  then  transmitted  at  315  MHz  or 433.92 MHz from the key fob ID of the car. The HFM processes the frames received and when the security code is correct, the doors are locked or unlocked automatically.  Car access functions by remote control are allowed using any key fob type    2.  The second way is to use the free hand mode    Unlocking the vehicle:  If the car is locked, when the door request switch located in the door is pressed by car user which has a car key fob, the HFM transmits data frames at 125 kHz. When the key fob receives the data and recognizes the content of the inquiry, it transmits the code to the car at 433.92 MHz or 315 MHz (depending of key fob frequency type). The HFM processes the frames received and when the code is correct, the doors are automatically unlocked.    Locking the vehicle:  If the car is unlocked, when the door request switch located in the door is pressed by car user which has a car key fob, the HFM transmits data frames at 125 kHz. When the key fob receives the data and recognizes the content of the inquiry, it transmits the code to the car at 433.92 MHz or 315 MHz (depending of key fob frequency type). The HFM processes the frames received and when the code is correct, the doors are automatically locked.  Car access functions by hand free are allowed using any key fob type.  Remarks:  The operating free hand mode range of the product model named HFMC1A01 is less than 15 meters.  The maximum operational distance using the hand free mode of this product is: 3 meters
Author:  JEROME LEE  USER MANUAL  Version: 2.0 HFMC1A01   Chap. 0 File: User_Manual_Model_HFMC1A01_v2.0.docx                            Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Page 6 / 10     3  Engine Start  There are two ways to start the Engine:  1.  When the Hand free functions are disabled  First User has to hold the key fob in front of Immobilizer antenna for at least than 30s after one of the following action: press of the “START” button on the dashboard, open or close a door or press vehicle brake pedal. Each key fob has a transponder. When the key fob is hold in front of Immobilizer antenna, the HFM sends a ‘transponder” recognition order to the key fob throw the  Immobilizer  antenna. The  HFM  performs  a  ‘transponder”  authentication  using  125  kHz transceiver. The key fob sends the authentication result to the HFM. Then the HFM sends on the CAN bus a message to the central unit and engine control unit to allow or not the START of the engine.   The engine starts function is allowed using any key fob type.  2.  When the Hand free functions are enabled  The user does not need to hold the key fob in front of the Immobilizer antenna. The key fob should  only  be  inside  the  vehicle.  When  the  “START”  button  is  pushed, the  HFM sends  a recognize message at 125 kHz link via internal LF antennas. Receiving this message, the key fob sends an authentication message at 433.92 MHz or 315 MHz (depending of the key fob frequency type) to the HFM. Then the HFM sends on the CAN bus a message to the central unit and engine control unit to allow or not the START of the engine.  The engine start function is allowed using any key fob type.
Author:  JEROME LEE  USER MANUAL  Version: 2.0 HFMC1A01   Chap. 0 File: User_Manual_Model_HFMC1A01_v2.0.docx                            Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Page 7 / 10      4  RF and LF System overview 4.1 Remote Keyless Entry System description      4.2 Passive Access & Passive Start System description    RFRF-Technology(315 MHz or 433.92 MHz)RF Receiver RF TransmitterRFRF Receiver RF TransmitterLF ReceiverLF TransmitterRF-Technology(315 MHz or 433,92 MHz)LF-Technology(125 kHz)
Author:  JEROME LEE  USER MANUAL  Version: 2.0 HFMC1A01   Chap. 0 File: User_Manual_Model_HFMC1A01_v2.0.docx                            Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Page 8 / 10        5  Pictures
Author:  JEROME LEE  USER MANUAL  Version: 2.0 HFMC1A01   Chap. 0 File: User_Manual_Model_HFMC1A01_v2.0.docx                            Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Page 9 / 10     6  Label  Information 6.1 EC  Continental HFMC1A01    6.2 USA/Canada  Continental Model: HFMC1A01 FCC ID: KR5HFMC1A01 IC:7812D-HFMC1A01 CAN RSS-Gen/CNR-Gen IC:7812D-RXIDP434  7 Owner  Manual Statements  7.1 Owner manual Canada  IC:7812D–HFMC1A01 CAN RSS-Gen/CNR-Gen IC:7812D-RXIDP434  This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:  (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.   Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :  (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.
Author:  JEROME LEE  USER MANUAL  Version: 2.0 HFMC1A01   Chap. 0 File: User_Manual_Model_HFMC1A01_v2.0.docx                            Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Page 10 / 10     7.2 Owner manual USA   FCC ID: KR5HFMC1A01  This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject  to the following two conditions:  (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.   Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible  for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.   No changes shall be made to the equipment without the manufacturer’s permission as this may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.     END OF DOCUMENT

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