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Overall network (GVN) function - GF00.19-P-0001CE

MODEL 204.0 /2 as of model year 2009/YoM 08 

MODEL 204.3 

MODEL 204.9 

Model 204.0/2 up to 28.2.11, model 204.9 

Fig 1: Overall Network (GVN) Function Diagram - Up To 28.2.11 (1 Of 2)
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Fig 2: Overall Network (GVN) Function Diagram - Up To 28.2.11 (2 Of 2)
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Model 204.0/2 as of 1.3.11, model 204.3 

Fig 3: Overall Network (GVN) Function Diagram - As Of 1.3.11 (1 Of 2)
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Fig 4: Overall Network (GVN) Function Diagram - As Of 1.3.11 (2 Of 2)
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General overall network 

The increased demands that are made of the vehicle electronics in areas

such as the following:

require networking of the existing systems in the vehicle so that the necessary information can be exchanged.

This cannot be achieved using conventional data transfer since the amount of installation space is limited and a reduction of the weight of the vehicle is targeted. This is why data bus systems are used.

The vehicle electronics are networked using the following data bus systems:

CAN 

The CAN is an electrical bus system for the transmission of data via two lines.

The CAN consists of a twisted two-core data line that connects all CAN participants (control units) via a parallel connection.

The two lines of the data line must not be swapped (low level/high level).

Each connected control unit is able to transmit or receive data (bidirectional bus). The data is transmitted digitally on the CAN at various intervals. The individual data blocks are defined in a data protocol and it is specified which data are received or transmitted by a control unit.

The sum of the data blocks, the short break between two transmission intervals and other properties of the CAN are checked constantly. Detected faults are stored and placed in the fault memory.

The CAN offers the following advantages:

The following CAN systems are involved in the overall network:

Telematics CAN 

The telematics CAN is used for the data exchange of the attached audio components with one another.

The telematics CAN operates at a transfer rate of 125 kBit/s.

The following control units are subscribers to the telematics CAN:

IMPORTANT Gateway:

The following control unit forms the interface for the data exchange between the telematics CAN and other bus systems:

Interior CAN 

The interior CAN is used for the data exchange of the attached control units with one another. The interior CAN operates at a transfer rate of 125 kBit/s.

The following control units are subscribers to the interior CAN:

IMPORTANT Gateway:

The following control units form the interface for the data exchange between the interior CAN and other bus systems:

The electronic ignition lock control unit and the instrument cluster are also connected to the chassis CAN but do not have a gateway function.

Drive train CAN 

The drive train CAN is used for the data exchange of the attached control units with one another. The drive train CAN operates at a transfer rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units use the drive train CAN:

IMPORTANT Gateway:

The CDI control unit or ME-SFI control unit forms the interface for data exchange between the drive CAN and other bus systems.

Diagnostic CAN 

The diagnostic CAN is used for exchanging data between the external diagnostic tester and the control units in the vehicle through the diagnostic connector (X11/4).

The diagnostic CAN operates at a transfer rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are subscribers to the diagnostic CAN:

IMPORTANT Gateway:

The front SAM control unit forms the interface for the data exchange between the diagnostic CAN and other bus systems.

Chassis CAN 

The chassis CAN is used for the data exchange of the connected control units from various systems with each other. The chassis CAN operates at a transfer rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are chassis CAN subscribers:

IMPORTANT Gateway:

The following control units form the interface for the data exchange between the chassis CAN and the other bus systems:

Front end CAN 

The front end CAN is used for the data exchange of the attached control units with one another. The front end CAN operates at a transfer rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are front end CAN subscribers:

IMPORTANT Gateway:

The front SAM control unit forms the interface for the data exchange between the front end CAN and other bus systems:

Vehicle dynamics CAN 

The vehicle dynamics CAN is used for the data exchange of the attached control units with one another. The vehicle dynamics CAN operates at a transfer rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are subscribers to the vehicle dynamics CAN:

IMPORTANT Gateway:

The following control units form the interface for the data exchange between the vehicle dynamics CAN and the other bus systems:

Sensor CAN 

The sensor CAN is used for the data exchange of the attached control units with one another. The sensor CAN operates with a transfer rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following radar sensors use the sensor CAN:

IMPORTANT Gateway: The video and radar sensor system control unit forms the interface for data exchange between the sensor CAN and other bus systems:

MOST 

MOST is an optical data bus system.

Here, data are transferred via fiber optic cable to the connected information, navigation, and communication components. The MOST operates with a transfer rate of 22 Mbits/s.

The following control units are subscribers to the MOST:

IMPORTANT Gateway:

The radio or COMAND controller unit forms the interface for the data exchange between the MOST and other bus systems.

  Overview of system components for overall network (GVN)   GF00.19-P-9997CE