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DIDF6±01
± DIAGNOSTICSMULTIPLEX COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
DI±1887
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2005 SEQUOIA (RM1146U)
MULTIPLEX COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
PRECAUTION
NOTICE:
When disconnecting the battery terminal, initialize the following system after the terminal is recon-
nected.
System NameSee Page
Back Door Power Window Control SystemBE±77
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DIDF7±01
I28466
DLC 3Front
Passenger
Door ECUBody ECU
A/C ECU Combination
MeterBack Door
ECUDriver Door
ECU
MPX1
MPX2
MPX3
Slide Roof
ECU Memory
Seat ECU
& SwitchMPX1 MPX2 MPX1 MPX2 MPX1 MPX2
MPX± MPX+
MPX1 MPX1
SILAutomatic Light
Control Sensor
Wireless Door
Control Receiver
Airbag Sensor Assy
Diagnostic Bus
BEANCLTS
CLTB
CLTE
PRG
GSW
OBD2PDA DI±1888
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SYSTEM DIAGRAM
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DIDFN±01
B78765I28978
Battery
Serial Communication Switch
ECUOn On
Off
ECULight
Motor
Heater
Solenoid Conceptual Drawing
I28977
Frame
Data
Header End Message
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DI±1889
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Basic of MPX (Multiplex Communication)
1. General
The SEQUOIA multiplex communication system uses serial communication, which converts multiple pieces
of information into serial communication data. As a result, they can be transmitted through a single commu-
nication wire.
Serial communication data consists of bits and frames. A bit is the basic unit that represents the amount of
information. A bit is represented by a binary value º0º or º1º. A frame is a body of data that is transmitted
together. A frame contains a ºheaderº that indicates the beginning of the data and an ºend messageº that
indicates the end of the data.
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B78774I28976
ECU
ECUECU
ECU Daisy
Chain
Open DI±1890
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2. Network Style
Based on serial communication, various ECUs are connected on a network to exchange various pieces of
information. Such a system is called a multiplex communication system.
The BEAN (Body Electronics Area Network) uses the ring and bus styles of networks to connect ECUs.
This connection style is called a daisy chain. In the daisy chain, communication can be maintained
even if there is an area that has an open circuit.
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I03343I03344I03345I03977
ECU
ECU
ECU
ECU
ECU
ECU Open Open
ECU
ECU
Open
ECU Disconnection (DTC is detected)
Open (DTC is detected)
Open (DTC is not detected)
I03346
Body ECU
OpenOpen
Detects the DTCs for the
communication stop of the
3 ECUs. Example
± DIAGNOSTICSMULTIPLEX COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
DI±1891
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3. DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM
(a) If a DTC for an ECU communication stop is indicated, a
connector may be disconnected or there may be open cir-
cuits on 2 or more communication buses. When there is
an open circuit on only 1 communication bus, no DTC will
be detected.
(b) If 2 communication buses are open at the position shown
in the illustration, DTCs for the ECU communication stop
between these 2 buses are indicated.
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DI3IO±11
Customer Problem Analysis
Vehicle Brought to Workshop
Problem Symptom ConfirmationSymptom Simulation Problem does not
occur
Check DTC
Normal code
Problem Symptoms Table
Identification of Problem
Repair
Confirmation Test
EndTitles inside
are titles of pages in this
manual, with the page number indicated in
the bottom portion. See the indicated pages
for detailed explanations.
1
23
4
6
8P. IN±24
*1P. DI±1893
P. DI±1904Malfunction code
Problem
occurs
Circuit Inspection
P. DI±1908 ± DI±1952
See page
Body control system
Driver door control system
Passenger door control systemSystem
DI±1682
DI±1780
DI±1816
DI±1610
Step 4, 8: Diagnostic steps permitting the use of the hand±held tester.*15
7
Combination meter system
Slide roof control system
DI±1662 DI±1852 Back door control system
Power seat control system
w/ Driving position memoryDI±1505
Supplemental restraint system
Air conditioning systemDI±1126
DI±2301 DI±1892
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HOW TO PROCEED WITH TROUBLESHOOTING
Perform troubleshooting in accordance with the procedure on the following page.
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DI3IP±10
MULTIPLEX COMMUNICATION SYSTEM Check Sheet
Inspector 's name:
Customer 's Name
Date VehicleVIN
Production Date
Licence Plate No.
Odometer Reading / /km
mile
Weather Conditions
When Problem
Occurred
Date Problem First Occurred
Frequency Problem Occurs
Weather
/ /
Once only Brought in
Malfunction
System
Outdoor Temperature
Fine Cloudy Rainy Snowy
Various/Others
Hot Warm Cool
Cold (Approx. °F ( °C))
Constant Sometimes ( times per day, month)
Driver Door Control System
Passenger Door Control System
Combination Meter System
Body Control System
Back Door Control System
Slide Roof Control System
Power Seat Control System (w/ Driving Position Memory)
Supplemental Restraint System
Air Condition System
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CUSTOMER PROBLEM ANALYSIS CHECK
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DIDFA±01
I27698
B5
B6B7
DI±1894
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TERMINALS OF ECU
1. CHECK BODY ECU
(a) Disconnect the B5, B6 and B7 ECU connectors.
(b) Measure the resistance or voltage of each terminal of the wire harness side connector.
Standard:
Symbols (Terminal No.)Wiring ColorTerminal DescriptionConditionSpecified Condition
BDR (B6±2) ±
Body groundL±W ± Body ground+B (BATT) power supplyAlways10 to 14 V
IG (B7±6) ± Body groundB±R ± Body groundIgnition power supplyIgnition switch ON10 to 14 V
ACC (B7±10) ±
Body groundGR ± Body groundACC power supplyIgnition switch ACC10 to 14 V
OBD2 (B5±2) ±
Body groundG±R ± Body groundBus º+º lineDuring transmissionPulse generation
S+B (B6±1) ± Body groundW±L ± Body ground+B (BATT) power supplyAlways10 to 14 V
BECU (B6±5) ±
Body groundW±R ± Body ground+B (BATT) power supplyAlways10 to 14 V
WIG (B7±5) ± Body groundL±Y ± Body groundIgnition power supplyIgnition switch ON10 to 14 V
MPX3 (B7±20) ±
Body groundG±O ± Body groundMPX lineAlways10 kW or higher
MPX2 (B5±24) ±
Body groundL±Y ± Body groundMPX lineAlways10 kW or higher
MPX1 (B7±22) ±
Body groundW±L ± Body groundMPX lineAlways10 kW or higher
GND1 (B6±6) ±
Body groundW±B ± Body groundGroundAlwaysBelow 1 W
PRG ± GND1
(B5±5 ± B6±6)V ± W±BWireless transmitter signal
groundWireless door look receiver
communication circuit±
RDA ± GND1
(B5±4 ± B6±6)R±G ± W±BWireless transmitter signal
inputWireless door lock control
system is operatedBelow 1 V
RDA ± GND1
(B5±4 ± B6±6)R±G ± W±BWireless transmitter signal
inputWireless door lock control
system is not operated10 to 14 V
GSW
(B6±16)GR±RAir bag sensor commu-
nication signalAir bag sensor commu-
nication circuit±
CLTS (*1) ± GND1
(B6±12 ± B6±6)Y ± W±BAutomatic light control sen-
sor (Signal)Ignition switch OFFBelow 1 V
CLTS (*1) ± GND1
(B6±12 ± B6±6)Y ± W±BAutomatic light control sen-
sor (Signal)Ignition switch ONSignal waveform
CLTE (*1) ± GND1
(B6±3 ± B6±6)BR ± W±BAutomatic light control sen-
sor (Ground)AlwaysBelow 1 V