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  • Welcome to CAN-bus

    WithTony Gilroy

  • COURSE OBJECTIVES

    Introduction to CAN-busPhysical properties of the CAN-busThe CAN-bus protocolNetwork topologyFunctional systemsDiagnosisProgramming

  • 1. Introduction to CAN-bus

  • ADVANTAGES OF CAN-bus

    Fewer sensors and signal wires due to multiple use of one sensor signal.Less wires in the cable harness.Considerable weight reduction in the wiring harness.Fewer plug-in terminals in the control unit connectors.Improved reliability and serviceability.Large variety of new comfort functions.

  • 1. CAN-controller.2. CAN-transceiver.3. Microprocessor.

  • 2. Physical properties of CAN-bus

  • 1. Symbol for twisted wire.2. Wire colour; green and white.3. Symbol for CAN-low and CAN-high lines.

  • High-Speed Bus HSCAN

  • Mid-Speed Bus MSCAN

  • 1.5 V2.5 VHigh & Mid Speed Can Voltage RangeCan -HighCan - Low0 V0 V2.5 V3.5 V

  • Low-Speed Bus LSCAN

  • 3.9 k ohms:9.09 k ohms: 2 = CIM 1 = DIS 3 = PDM 5 = SDM 4 = SRM 6 = PAS 8 = REC 7 = TPMS10 = DDM13 = SLM12 = DSM15 = UEC14 = BCM17 = AHS16 = IPC

    Low-Speed Bus LSCAN

  • 12 Volts4 VoltsLSCAN Wake-up signal

  • LSCAN Scope Trace

  • Terminal

    Signal

    Terminal

    Signal

    1

    CAN-H (LSCAN)

    9

    -

    2

    -

    10

    -

    3

    CAN-H (MSCAN)

    11

    CAN-L (MSCAN)

    4

    31, ground

    12

    KW 82 (Navigation, GPS unit and car phone radios)

    5

    31, ground

    13

    -

    6

    CAN-H (HSCAN)

    14

    CAN-L (HSCAN)

    7

    -

    15

    -

    8

    KW 2000 (Basic radios + Telematic unit)

    16

    30, 12V supply

  • 3. The CAN-bus protocol

  • Message on its way one dominant bit a 0 ( zero )This contains message priority more 0s ( zeros ) Check field to confirm the lengthActual message2nd check fieldConformation fieldEnd of frameNot used

  • 0= 1,5 Volt ( Low)0 = 3,5 Volt (High)Signal=Difference between CAN-high and CAN-low.Potential difference will either be 2 volts or 0 volts.1= 2,5 Volt (High)1 = 2,5 Volt ( Low)

  • 0 = 1,5 Volts (CAN-low)0 = 3,5 Volts (CAN-high)1 = 2,5 Volts (CAN-low)1 = 2,5 Volts (CAN-high)

  • HSCAN & MSCAN (TWIN SCOPE)1=Dominant (0)2=Recessive (1)3.5 V2.5 V1.5 V

  • HSCAN & MSCAN (SINGLE SCOPE)1=Dominant (0)2=Recessive (1)3.5 V2.5 V

  • 4. Network Topology

  • DIAG.HSCANCIMHSCANYRSHSCANABSHSCANEHPSHSCANAHLHSCANTCMHSCANECMHSCANHSCAN-bus120 ohm resister120 ohm resister

  • DIAG.HSCANCIMHSCANYRSHSCANABSHSCANEHPSHSCANAHLHSCANTCMHSCANECMHSCANHSCAN-bus

  • MSCAN-bus

  • Instrument RingBodyRingLSCAN-bus

  • High / Mid & Low Speed CAN-busTopology

  • Information flow from High to Mid speed Can-busA.B.S Speed signalNavigation systemHigh Speed BusLow Speed BusMid Speed Bus

  • 5. Functional systems

  • 01.02 S1Passenger compartment lampRoof lamp

  • 01.02 S1

    Door open signal

    E67A162

    Interior Lighting

  • Stop lamp switchExterior Lighting

  • Hazard Lighting System

  • Immobiliser

  • RC ID = OK ??Immo ID = OK ??Environment ID = OK ??BCMCIMDDM / PDM

  • Central Locking

  • Anti Theft Warning SystemREC

  • Window Lifters

  • Wiper/Wash System

  • CAN-Bus07/T1ASTRA-H

  • Bus topologyHSCAN, basic equipment07/T22

  • Bus topologyHSCAN option07/T23

  • Bus topology07/T24Engine ConnectorBody Connector

  • Bus topology07/T26

  • Bus topology07/T20

  • Bus topology07/T21

  • LSCAN-Bus TopologyRECUEC

  • InternallyConnectedRECPASPEPSLSCAN-Bus

  • LSCAN-BusRECUEC

  • Gateways and Diagnostics

  • Personalisation

  • Personalisation

  • 6. Diagnosis

  • Error ProcessingError ActiveError PassiveBus Off

  • Diagnostic Trouble CodesU2100 CAN-Bus MalfunctionU2101 Maximum Configuration List Not ProgrammedU2102 More Controllers On The Bus Than Programmed/ Maximum Configuration List Not CompleteU2103 Node Error/ No Communication With CAN-Bus/ CAN-Bus OFFU2104 CAN-Bus Reset Counter OverrunU21xx Lost Communication WithU21xx Invalid Data From

  • Dos and Don'ts on the CAN-busWhen carrying out measurements on the CAN-bus system:Dont transfer data when using an ohmmeterDo switch off ignition and allow units to power downDo check resistance of units CAN-high in and output, CAN-low in and output should read zero ohmsDo check resistance of CAN-bus circuit both High and Mid, should read 60 ohmsDo check resistance on CAN-low but be aware of different readings for units (see table) special tool requiredDont disconnect units when there is still infodata exchange over the bus

  • Green flashing light

  • Note: F6: E.O.B.D.

  • F0 and F1 have been interchanged

  • 1 System2 Main controller3 Trouble code definition4 Trouble code status

  • 1 Control units within Body systems

  • 7. Programming

  • Replacing or Exchanging Control UnitsReset the control unitDisconnect the control unitInstall the new control unitProgram the new control unit

  • Resetting Control UnitsTech 2Select Functional SystemSelect ProgrammingSelect Control UnitPerform Reset Function

  • Programming Control UnitsTech 2Select Functional SystemSelect ProgrammingSelect Control UnitPerform Program Function

  • Overview of control unitsStandard HSCAN CIMABSECU07/T2

  • UECTCMECM120 OHMRESISTORSCDCCIMDLCHSCAN Bus Topology

  • HSCAN Bus TopologyPRIVATE CANYRSABSEHPSTCMCDCUECAHL/AFL

  • With (ZF) HSCAN connection for engines of over 1.6 litres (except Z 17 DTL)

    Without (TRW) HSCAN connection: System as Astra G. Diagnosis is then via diagnostic plug, pin 7Overview of control unitsEHPS - two versions07/T4

  • Overview of control unitsHSCAN option TCM/MTAAHL/AFLEHPSCDC07/T3

  • Overview of control unitsStandard MSCANTID07//T5

  • MSCAN-BusResistor located within DIS - 60 ohms

  • ECCDABEHUOverview of control units MSCAN optionBID/ GID/ CID07/T6

  • Overview of control unitsStandard LSCANUECRECSDMIPCCIMTID07/T7

  • Overview of control unitsLSCAN optionTPMSEHS/AHSPAS07/T8

  • VECTRA-C07/T9Light switchHazard warning switchAmbient temperature sensorBrake fluid levelBCMPDM+DDMInterior lightingEWW, rearCL, rearEWW, frontCL, frontDifferences with respect to Vectra-C

  • ASTRA-HDifferences with respect to Vectra-C07/T10

  • ASTRA-H ?? Interior lighting ???? EWW, rear ???? CL, rear ??EWW, frontCL, frontIPCUECREC07/T11Light switchHazard warning switchAmbient temperature sensorBrake fluid levelDifferences with respect to Vectra-C

  • ASTRA-HInterior lightingEWW, rearCL, rearEWW, frontCL, frontIPCUECREC07/T14Light switchHazard warning switchAmbient temperature sensorBrake fluid levelDifferences with respect to Vectra-C

  • Main functions of the REC: Window winders, central locking, alarm system

    Terminal "W"

    Rear lamps, interior lighting

    Trailer electrics (with trailer module)

    Fuel level07/T15Differences with respect to Vectra-C

  • Main functions of the UEC: Front lamps, rain/ light sensor Wipers, washer pumps

    Coolant, brake fluid and screen washer system levels

    Brake lining wear, ambient temperature

    Reverse gear switch (manual transmission)

    07/T16Differences with respect to Vectra-C

  • Main functions of the IPC: Display of road speed, engine speed, tank level

    LED for coolant temperature

    AT/MTA current gear display

    Controls heated rear window/ heated mirror

    Switch strip and light switch inputs

    07/T17Differences with respect to Vectra-C

  • 07/T18Differences with respect to Vectra-C

  • 07/T19Differences with respect to Vectra-C

  • 07/T27

  • F= 90x/ min T= 50%Activate hazard warning lightsCIMRECUECIPCCLICK CLACKLSCANLSCANHazard warning switchHard-wiredFunctional systemsHazard warning lights07/T28

  • Functional systemsExterior lighting07/T29

  • Terminal "W"Functional systems07/T30

  • YRSABS/ESPPrivate CANHSCANUECHSCAN with ABS and ESPBus topology07/T25