418-01 Configuração de módulos
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Module Configuration
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SECTION 418-01 Module Configuration
VEHICLE APPLICATION: 2011.50 Ranger
CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
Module Configuration (Overview).......................................................................................
Central module configuration..............................................................................................
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
Module Configuration œ Overview
Central module configuration
Previously, the modules in the vehicle have been
configured with the aid of the diagnostic unit and
the "Module Programming" function
(Inhale/Exhale). Here, the actual status of each
module is read into the diagnostic unit and then
transferred into the new module.
In this vehicle, a new form of module configuration
is used, known as "central module configuration".
Here, all the required configuration parameters are
stored in the BCM (body control module) at the
factory, and from there they are transmitted to the
individual modules via the CAN (controller area
network).
The diagnostic unit is equipped with a new routine
for performing the central module configuration
which is used to replace or subsequently change
configuration data. Instead of reading the data into
the diagnostic unit as was done in the past, they
are transferred directly to the relevant module by
the BCM. The diagnostic unit is only needed for
starting and monitoring the process.
For security reasons, all the configuration data of
the BCM is also stored in the instrument cluster.
This means that if the BCM is replaced, the
required configuration data can be read out from
the instrument cluster using the diagnostic unit and
transferred to the new BCM.
All modules independently check configuration data
for consistency, and store a DTC (diagnostic
trouble code) in the event of a fault.
In the event of a fault the functionality of a particular
module may be restricted.
When installing a new BCM, it is necessary to
reprogram the keys for the radio remote control
and for PATS (passive anti-theft system). The
procedure here remains the same.