System Operation
System Diagram
*.sttxt { visibility: hidden; } *.stcallout { visibility: visible; } 1 ABS Module 2 PCM 3 IPMA 4 SODx 5 CCM 6 Door Ajar Switches 7 BCM 8 Driver Seatbelt Buckle 9 Passenger Seatbelt Buckle 10 RCM 11 SCCM 12 DSM 13 RGTM 14 GWM 15 ACM (Except China) 16 APIM (China only) 17 IPC Chime Arbitrator 18 Turn Signal On Tick-Tock Tone 19 Chime Sounder 20 14 or 28-Speaker System 21 DSP 22 Front/Rear Speakers E367708Item | Description |
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1 | ABS module |
2 | PCM |
3 | IPMA |
4 | Side Obstacle Detection Control Module x (SODx) |
5 | CCM |
6 | Door ajar switches |
7 | BCM |
8 | Driver seatbelt buckle |
9 | Passenger seatbelt buckle |
10 | RCM |
11 | SCCM |
12 | DSM |
13 | RGTM |
14 | GWM |
15 | ACM (except China) |
16 | APIM (China only) |
17 | IPC chime arbitrator |
18 | Turn signal on tick-tock tone |
19 | Chime sounder |
20 | 14 or 28-speaker system |
21 | DSP |
22 | Front/rear speakers |
Network Message Chart - Warning Chimes
NOTE: There are instances where some chimes may sound through the IPC and should not be interpreted as a fault in the audio system. An example might be when the ignition is off, with the key in the ignition and the driver door ajar. In this instance, the audio system is offline and the key-in-ignition chime defaults to the IPC .
The IPC uses multiple network messages to control the overall warning chime arbitrator. The IPC arbitrates and controls all chimes regardless if they are sounded through the audio system or the IPC . The warning chimes all sound through the audio system except for the turn signal tick-tock chime which is sounded through the IPC . In the event of an audio system fault, the IPC sounds all chimes. The audio system has the ability to sound up to 2 chimes at a time while the IPC can only sound a single chime at a time.
The warning chimes use volume, chime frequency, length of time the chime sounds, length of off time between chime tones, decay of the chime tone and the number of chime tones to identify which chime is sounding. Most warning chimes have unique characteristics, however, there are chimes that do sound the same. The chime characteristics are defined by the different chime types:
The IPC receives messaged inputs from other modules on the CAN , unless the chime is controlled exclusively by the IPC . The IPC communicates on the HS-CAN3 . If the originating module communicates on a network other than the HS-CAN3 , the messaged signals are sent to the GWM first, then to the IPC .
Chime | Network Message | Originating Module | Originating CAN | Receiving Module |
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Adaptive cruise control | Cruise control status | PCM | FD-CAN | IPC |
Adaptive cruise control forward distance alert | IPMA | |||
Backup warning (except North America) | Gear lever position | PCM | FD-CAN | IPC |
Belt-Minder® |
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RCM | HS-CAN2 | IPC |
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PCM | FD-CAN | IPC | |
Chime control |
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IPC | HS-CAN3 |
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Chime status feedback | Audio chime status | ACM | HS-CAN3 |
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Chime volume | Engine rpm data | PCM | FD-CAN |
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Chime wakeup |
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BCM | HS-CAN1 | IPC |
CTA |
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IPMA | FD-CAN | IPC |
Door ajar |
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BCM | HS-CAN1 | IPC |
Vehicle speed | PCM | FD-CAN | IPC | |
Forward collision warning | Forward collision chime request | IPMA | FD-CAN | IPC |
Headlamps on | Headlamps on warning chime | BCM | HS-CAN1 | IPC |
Highway assist (hard takeover) | Traffic jam assist warning request | IPMA | FD-CAN | IPC |
Ignition-engine on |
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PCM | FD-CAN | IPC |
Driver door ajar status | BCM | HS-CAN1 | IPC | |
Memory stored feedback (memory seat) | Memory feedback request | DSM | MS-CAN | IPC |
Parking aid | Parking aid chime request | IPMA | FD-CAN | IPC |
PRND not in park |
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PCM | FD-CAN | IPC |
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BCM | HS-CAN1 | IPC | |
Perimeter alarm | Perimeter alarm chime request | BCM | HS-CAN1 | IPC |
Power liftgate | Power liftgate chime request | RGTM | MS-CAN | IPC |
Rear occupant alert |
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BCM | HS-CAN1 | IPC |
Seatbelt |
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RCM | HS-CAN2 | IPC |
Service AdvanceTrac | Brake chime request | ABS module | FD-CAN | IPC |
Turn signal-hazard on tick-tock |
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BCM | HS-CAN1 | IPC |
Turn signal left on | Turn signal switch status | SCCM | HS-CAN2 | IPC |
Odometer count | PCM | FD-CAN | IPC |
Warning Chimes
Adaptive Cruise Control
The ACC warning chime supplements the message center displays to draw the driver's attention to the need to intervene and take control of the vehicle. There are 2 levels of chime output (high priority and low priority) based upon the nature and urgency of the warning. The ACC warning chime sounds through the front speakers. The audio system sounds the appropriate warning chime when it receives the ACC warning request message from the IPMA .
The low priority ACC warning chime is a single-tone, 1-second chime that alerts the driver the ACC system has shut itself off due to low vehicle speed (approximately 32 km/h [20 mph]) and the driver needs to intervene if further braking is required or to resume the ACC operation.
The high priority ACC warning chime is a 0.25-second chime that sounds 12 times. The chime alerts the driver the vehicle is approaching the vehicle ahead at a faster rate than the ACC system can brake the vehicle and the driver needs to apply the brakes to slow the vehicle down.
Airbag Secondary Warning
The airbag secondary warning chime warns the airbag warning indicator LED is inoperative. The airbag secondary warning chime sounds through the front speakers. If the IPC detects a fault with the airbag warning indicator LED during the bulb prove out, the airbag secondary warning chime sounds. If the IPC detects a fault in the airbag warning indicator when a SRS fault condition exists and the RCM has sent the IPC the airbag indicator request, the airbag secondary warning chime sounds. The airbag chime is a 0.5-second chime that sounds 5 times.
Belt-Minder® Feature
NOTE: Whenever the vehicle is operated using MyKey®, the IPC enables the Belt-Minder®.
The Belt-Minder® is configurable on or off.
Refer to: Seatbelt Minder Deactivating/Activating (413-01 Instrumentation, Message Center and Warning Chimes)
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The Belt-Minder® feature supplements the current seatbelt warning function and is enabled after the current seatbelt warning is complete. The Belt-Minder® reminds the driver that the driver or front passenger seatbelt is unbuckled by intermittently sounding a chime and simultaneously illuminating the seatbelt warning indicator through the front speakers. The Belt-Minder® begins once the current seatbelt warning has ended and the vehicle speed has exceeded 10 km/h (6 mph) with the driver or front passenger seatbelt unbuckled. While activated, the Belt-Minder® chime provides a series of chimes/seatbelt warning indicator flash sequences.
If the vehicle speed drops below 5 km/h (3 mph) once the Belt-Minder® chime has activated, the chime turns off and the seatbelt warning indicator remains on. When the vehicle speed exceeds 10 km/h (6 mph) again, the Belt-Minder® chime resumes.
When MyKey® is in use, the driver cannot configure the Belt-Minder® off. Once the Belt-Minder® is activated, the Belt-Minder® continues to chime periodically (does not time out after 5 minutes) and the audio system is muted until the driver and passenger seatbelts are fastened.
Backup Warning (Except North America)
The reverse warning chime warns the vehicle is in reverse. When the transmission is in reverse, the PCM sends a message to the IPC of the gear position, and the IPC sounds a 1-second chime tone continuously through the front speakers.
Cross Traffic Alert (CTA)
The CTA warning chime alerts the driver that a vehicle has been detected or there is a system fault. The CTA warning chime sounds a 0.25-second chime continuously until the request is ended. The chime sounds through the rear speakers.
Door Ajar
The door ajar warning chime warns that a door is ajar and sounds the chime through the front speakers. When a door becomes ajar while the ignition is in RUN with vehicle speed greater than 5 km/h (3 mph), the IPC displays the appropriate door ajar warning message and sounds a single chime tone for each door opened. The door ajar chime only sounds once for each time the door is opened, and only repeats the chime if the door is closed then reopened.
Forward Collision
The forward collision warning chime warns that a forward collision potential has been detected or the CCM detects a forward collision warning system concern. Once the forward collision system detects a possible forward collision, the CCM sends a message to the IPMA over a private CAN . The IPMA sends a message to the IPC to flash the forward collision warning in the message center and a chime request to the IPC to sound a 0.25-second chime tone 12 times.
The forward collision warning system and chime can be disabled or turned off using the center touchscreen display. When MyKey® is in use, the driver cannot configure the forward collision warning system or chime off. When the driver disables the forward collision warning chime, the IPMA sends the IPC the forward collision chime request through the GWM to sound a 0.25-second chime tone 12 times at 50% volume. The forward collision warning chime and confirmation chime are both sounded through the front speakers.
Headlamps On
The headlamps on warning chime warns the headlamps are on when exiting the vehicle. When the driver exits the vehicle with the driver door ajar, the headlamp switch is in the PARK or HEADLAMP position and the ignition is OFF, the IPC sounds the headlamps on chime. The headlamps on chime sounds a 1-second chime tone continuously.
Highway Assist (Hard Takeover)
The highway assist warning chime informs the driver that the system has determined that the driver has diverted attention away from vehicle control, road conditions demand driver control (such as merge lanes, construction, etc.) or the predetermined time for hands off driving has elapsed. If the driver has not taken control of the vehicle (hands on the steering wheel), a warning chime will sound.
Ignition-Engine On
The ignition-engine on chime informs the driver they are exiting the vehicle when the ignition has been left on (engine off) or the engine is running. When the driver exits the vehicle with the ignition on or with the engine running, the ignition-engine on warning chime sounds five 1-second chime tones. The ignition-engine on warning chime sounds through the front speakers.
Memory Stored Feedback (Memory Seats)
The memory-stored feedback chime informs the driver the selected preferences have been programmed successfully using the memory switches. When the driver holds either of the memory buttons, the adjustable features including seat position, pedal position or side mirror position selections will be stored in the DSM . The DSM sends a request to the IPC to sound the feedback chime.
Message Center Warnings
The message center warning chime feature draws the driver's attention to the message center display to view new warning messages. There are 3 different message center warning chime types that are defined by the length of the chime tone, which are designed to create a greater sense of urgency based on the nature of the condition and message displayed in the message center.
Parking Aid
The parking aid system uses a visual display in the center touchscreen display and a chime to alert the driver objects are close to the vehicle. The parking aid chime sounds a repetitive chime tone that decreases the time off between chime tones as objects get closer to the sensor until a continuous tone is heard. The parking aid chime sounds through the front speakers for front parking aid, and through the rear speakers for rear parking aid.
PRND Not In Park
The IPC provides a transmission not in park warning chime that sounds along with the transmission not in park message center warning message to inform the driver the vehicle is not in P . The IPC displays the shift to park message and the transmission not in park warning chime sounds three 0.5-second chime tones if the selector lever is not in P , the ignition is OFF and the driver door is open or ajar.
Perimeter Alarm
The perimeter alarm warning chime alerts the driver the perimeter alarm is armed when the driver door is unlocked before disarming the alarm. The IPC displays a perimeter alarm message in the message center and the perimeter alarm warning chime sounds for 12 1-second chime tones when the driver door is opened. The perimeter alarm warning chime turns off when the perimeter alarm is disarmed (either by using the key fob or turning the key to the ON position). After the twelve second warning chime duration, the warning chime stops sounding and the perimeter alarm activates, sounding the horn and flashing the turn signal lamps.
Power Liftgate
The power liftgate warning chime is used to alert the driver of the status of the power liftgate system. The chimes indicate a close request, obstacle detection, memory feedback, a precondition change during operation, a rejected request, and a system error state. There are 4 different chimes used to indicate these various conditions as requested by the RGTM . Two chimes sound once and 2 chimes sound continuously. The power liftgate chime sounds through the rear speakers.
Rear Occupant Alert
The rear occupant alert warning chime sounds to alert the driver to check for an occupant in the rear seat before exiting the vehicle. A message will also appear in the center touchscreen. The rear occupant alert system will sound the chime when:
Seatbelt
The seatbelt warning chime warns the seatbelt is not fastened. The seatbelt warning chime sounds a repetitive 1-second chime tone for 6 seconds through the front speakers when the driver or passenger seatbelt is not fastened and the ignition is transitioned from OFF or ACC to ON or START. The seatbelt warning chime stops sounding when the seatbelt is fastened, when the ignition is transitioned from ON or START to OFF or ACC, or when the chime has sounded for 6 seconds.
Service AdvanceTrac
The service AdvanceTrac warning chime warns the ABS module has detected a fault condition in the stability-traction control system. If a fault condition exists in the stability-traction control system, the ABS module sends the IPC the brake chime request to sound the warning chime. The service AdvanceTrac warning chime sounds 3 0.5-second chime tones through the front speakers.
Turn Signal-Hazard Tick-Tock
The IPC provides a repetitive 1-second on/off tick-tock chime tone along with visual RH or LH turn indicators to inform the driver the turn signal or hazard lamp function is on.
Turn Signal Left On
The turn signal left on or turn signal minder chime uses both odometer and turn signal status messages. The turn signal left on chime sounds a repetitive 1-second chime through the front speakers when the vehicle is driven with the turn signal on for more than 3.2 km (2.0 miles).
Check
NOTE: Wheel-to-hub optimization is important. Clearance between the wheel and hub can be used to offset or neutralize the Road Force® or run-out of the wheel and tire assembly. For every 0.001 inch of wheel-to-hub clearance, the Road Force® can be affected between 1 and 3 pounds depending on the tire stiffness.
NOTE: The example below illustrates how the clearance between the wheel and the hub can be used to offset the high spot of radial run-out or Road Force®. Following the procedure will make sure of the best optimization.
Position the wheel and tire assembly on the vehicle so that the high spot location of radial run-out or Road Force® is at the 6 o'clock position and