Engine-Start Effect Function
When recognizing an engine start, the combination meter controls the following items for producing the effect.
- Speedometer
- Tachometer
- Engine coolant temperature gauge
- Fuel gauge
- Meter illumination
Meter and Illumination Operations During Engine-start Effect
The combination meter controls the following items during the engine-start effect.
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Control item |
Operation |
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Speedometer |
Sweeps the pointer. |
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Tachometer |
Sweeps the pointer. |
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Engine coolant temperature gauge |
Stops the pointer. |
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Fuel gauge |
Stops the pointer. |
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Meter illumination |
Pointers |
Turns on the illumination at the effect level. |
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Information display |
Turns on the illumination at the normal brightness level. |
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Other than those above |
Increases the brightness to the effect level in stages. |
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Engine Start Judgement
The combination meter judges "engine-start" and activates the engine-start effect only once when the following operational conditions are all satisfied.
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Condition |
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Ignition switch |
ON position |
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Vehicle speed |
Less than 1 km/h (0.6 MPH) |
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Engine state |
Other than the time of cranking the engine |
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500 rpm or more |
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Information display (SETTING) |
The setting of "EFFECT" is "ON." |
Signal path
The combination meter judges "engine-start," according to the following signals and activates the engine-start effect function.
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Signal name |
Signal path |
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Ignition signal |
-- |
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Starter relay status signal |
BCM |
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Engine speed signal |
ECM |
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Engine status signal |
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Vehicle speed signal |
ABS actuator and electric unit (control unit) |