General Information: Structure
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- A gateway function has been integrated to ETACS-ECU as the network central ECU.
- The CAN system consists of the following three networks: CAN-B (middle-speed body network), CAN-C (high-speed power train network), and the diagnosis CAN-C (diagnosis exclusive network). Each ECU is connected to one of the networks depending on its functions.
- The CAN bus line consists of two lines, CAN_L and CAN_H (CAN Low and CAN High, respectively), as well as two terminal resistors (A twisted-pair cable, highly resistant to noise, is used for the communications line).
- The CAN bus line connecting two dominant ECUs is the main bus line, and the CAN bus line connecting each ECU is the sub-bus line.
- With CAN-C, the terminal resistors are incorporated in ECU. Resistors with approximately 120 ohms is used for the dominant ECU, and that with 3.0 kilo ohms is used for the non-dominant ECU.NOTE:
- Dominant ECU: ETACS-ECU and engine ECU
- Non-dominant ECU: ECU and sensor on CAN-C network, excluding ETACS-ECU and engine ECU
- To the CAN bus line, ECU, sensor, and data link connector are connected as follows for each network.
CAN-B
- Wireless control module (WCM) <vehicles without KOS>
- KOS-ECU <vehicles with KOS>
- SRS-ECU
- Occupant classification-ECU
- A/C-ECU <vehicles with automatic A/C>
- Heater control unit <vehicles without automatic A/C>
- Radio and CD player <vehicles with radio and CD player>
- Radio and CD changer <vehicles with radio and CD changer>
- CAN box unit <vehicles with MMCS>
- Satellite radio tuner <vehicles with satellite radio>
- Combination meter
CAN-C
- ASC-ECU
- TC-SST-ECU <TC-SST>
- Shift lever <TC-SST>
- AWC-ECU
- Steering wheel sensor
- Engine control module (ECM)
Diagnosis CAN-C
- Data link connector