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Tire pressure monitor control unit, component description - GF40.15-P-5124TR

MODEL 211 as of 1.6.05 

with CODE (475) Tire pressure monitor (Siemens) 

except CODE (494) USA version 

except CODE (498) Japan version 

MODEL 211 as of 1.7.05 

with CODE (475) Tire pressure monitor (Siemens) 

with CODE (494) USA version 

with CODE (498) Japan version 

MODEL 211 

with CODE (470) Tire pressure monitor (base) 

with CODE (494) USA version 

The TPM [RDK] control unit is located in the rear left-hand side of the luggage compartment on the control unit carrier.

Design 

The TPM [RDK] control unit consists of a high frequency receiver module, a control unit circuit board with microprocessor control and an interface for the CAN data bus.

IMPORTANT The TPM [RDK] control unit of the Siemens system is not compatible with the TPM [RDK] control unit of the Beru system.

Fig 1: Locating Tire Pressure Monitor Control Unit
G07283937Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

Task 

When the current tire pressure (calculated by the respective TPM wheel sensor) is compared to the stored specified pressure, the tire temperature is taken into account. The TPM [RDK] control unit calculates the valid limits for the current tire temperature.

If these limit values are dropped below, the TPM [RDK] control unit passes on an appropriate CAN signal to the instrument cluster (A1) depending on the pressure deviation. This CAN signal is processed in the instrument cluster and the relevant information is displayed to the driver via the multifunction display (A1p13). The TPM [RDK] control unit also constantly monitors all input and output signals for faults. Detected faults that are relevant to function are entered into the fault memory.

Input signals (conventional wiring): 

The CAN-C (Controller Area Network bus class C (engine compartment)) provides a connection to: 

The following information is processed by the TPM [RDK] control unit 

Signals from the central TPM [RDK] antenna: 

Signals from the instrument cluster: 

Signals from driver-side SAM control unit with fuse and relay module: 

Signals from EIS [EZS] control unit: 

Signals from central gateway control unit: 

Signal from steering column module: