2003 AUDI A8 ad blue

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The design and operation of the Audi A8 ´03 are described in the following Self Study
Programmes:
Other helpful information on the
Audi A8 ´03 can be found on the adjacent
CD ROMs.
Electrical system CAN data bus 2
SSP 283 – 6-speed automatic gearbox 09E in the Audi A8 '03 - Part 1
SSP 284 – 6-speed automatic gearbox 09E in the Audi A8 '03 - Part 2
SSP 285 – Running gear in the Audi A8 '03
SSP 286 – New data bus systems - LIN, MOST, Bluetooth
TM
SSP 287 – Audi A8 '03 - Electrical components
SSP 288 – Audi A8 '03 - Distributed functions
SSP 289 – Adaptive cruise control in the Audi A8 '03
SSP 292 – Adaptive air suspension in the Audi A8 '03
SSP 293 – Audi A8 '03 - Infotainment

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Telephone/
telematics control
unit J526
Front information
display and operating
unit control unit J523Rear DVD changer
R162Telephone
handset
R37
Control unit for rear
left
information display
and operating
unit J648
DSP control unit
J525
Navigation system
control unit
J401
TV tuner
R78
Digital radio
R147
Radio module R Chip card reader
control unit
J676 CD changer
R41 CD ROM drive
R92 Data bus diagnostic
interface J533
Fresh-air blower
control unit
J126Heated windscreen
control unit J505Rear left footwell
heater element Z42Rear right footwell
heater element Z43Driver seat
ventilation
control unit J672Front passenger
seat ventilation
control unit J673

Parking aid control
unit J446 Entry and start
authorisation
control unit J518 Energy
management
control unit J644 Rear seat
adjustment with
memory control
unit J522 Climatronic control
unit J255
Trailer detector
control unit J345
Rear Climatronic
control and
display unit E265Tyre pressure
monitor control unit
J502
Sun roof electronics
control unit J528
Additional heater
control unit J364Driver identification
control unit J589
Auxiliary heating
radio controlled
receiver R64 Sliding sun roof
motor V1 Front passenger
side rear seat
ventilation
control unit J675 Driver side rear seat
ventilation control
unit J674 Control unit for rear
right
information display
and operating
unit J649
MOST busBluetooth
TM
LIN
LIN

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LOCAL INTERCONNECT NETWORK
Electrical System
The familiar CAN bus (two-wire bus) is
supplemented by the following bus systems:
– LIN bus (single-wire data bus)
– MOST bus (optical data bus)
– Bluetooth
TM (wireless data bus)
LIN bus
LIN stands for Local Interconnect Network.
Local Interconnect means that all control
units are located within a limited structural
space (e.g. roof). This is also referred to as
"local sub-system".
Data are exchanged between the individual
LIN bus systems in a vehicle by one control
unit in each case using the CAN data bus.
The LIN bus system is a single-wire data bus.
The wire has a basic colour (violet) and a code
colour.
The wire cross-section is 0.35 mm
2. A screen is
not necessary.
The system permits data exchange between
one LIN master control unit and up to 16 LIN
slave control units.
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Design and operation of the LIN bus
are described in SSP 286 – New data bus
systems.
Diagnostic connection Data bus diagnostic
interface (gateway)
LIN master
LIN slave 2 LIN slave 1
Diagnosis CAN

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Electrical System
BluetoothTM
BluetoothTM is an internationally standardised
remote control data interface.
It permits control or monitoring of even
minute units using radio waves.
The primary aim when developing this new
type of interface was to create a wireless
alternative to cable links, which used to be
susceptible to interference and inconvenient
and frequently featured incompatible
connectors.
More and more manufacturers are making use
of "Bluetooth
TM" radio wave technology for
example for wireless interconnection of
notebook and mobile phone accessories.
As initiator and main contributor to the
development of this new transmission
technology, the Swedish company Ericsson
chose the name "Bluetooth".
The name originates from the Viking king
Harald Blåtand II (Danish, literally meaning
"Blue Tooth"), who lived around 1000 years ago
in Denmark and Norway.
Motor vehicle applications
– Wireless telephone receiver
– Wireless mobile phone
– Hands-free unit with no additional adapters
– Wireless internet access
– Access for PCs and Notepads
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Design and operation of the BluetoothTM
are described in SSP 286 – New data bus
systems.