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Overall Network (GVN) Function - GF00.19-P-0001FG

Model 213 

up to model year 2021 

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Overall network, general 

The requirements for vehicle electronics, e.g. in the following areas are constantly increasing:

This requires 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 bus systems are used.

The vehicle electronics are networked using the following 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 sent digitally via 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 CANs 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 data rate of 250 kBit/s.

The following control units are participants on the telematics CAN:

Gateway:

The head unit forms the interface for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems.

The following control units are connected via LCP LIN to the Audio/COMAND control panel (except code 446 (Touchpad only)) or to the touchpad (with code 446 (Touchpad only)):

AMG CAN (model 213.088/089/288/289) 

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

The following control units are participants of the AMG CAN:

Gateway:

The AMG sports suspension control unit (with transmission 725.092 up to model year 2018 with code 466 (Active engine mount) or with code 467 (Electronic locking differential)) or the Drive Unit control unit (with transmission 725.092 up to model year 2018 except code 466 (Active engine mount) and except code 467 (Electronic locking differential), with transmission 725.092 as of model year 2018) forms the interface for data exchange with control units that are connected to the 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 data rate of 250 kBit/s.

The following control units are participants on the interior CAN:

Gateway:

The electronic ignition lock control unit forms the interface for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems.

The rain/light sensor with additional functions is connected via the rain/light sensor LIN to the front SAM control unit.

The following control units are connected to the rear SAM control unit via heater LIN:

The following control units are connected to the A/C system control unit via LIN:

The driver seat heater control unit (with code 902 (Seat heater plus for driver and front passenger)) is connected via the driver seat LIN to the driver seat control unit.

The front passenger seat heater control unit (with code 902 (Seat heater plus for driver and front passenger)) is connected via the front passenger seat LIN to the front passenger seat control unit.

The left rear seat heater control unit (model 213.1 with code 903 (Seat heater plus for rear outer seats)) is connected via left rear seat LIN to the left rear seat control unit.

The right rear seat heater control unit (model 213.1 with code 903 (Seat heater plus for rear outer seats)) is connected via right rear seat LIN to the right rear seat control unit.

The following control units are connected via the massage components LIN to the left front multicontour seat control unit (with code 432 (Left and right dynamic multicontour seat)):

The following control units are connected via the massage components LIN to the right front multicontour seat control unit (with code 432 (Left and right dynamic multicontour seat)):

The left rear backrest massage function control unit (model 213.1 with code 406 (Rear multicontour seats)) is connected via massage components LIN to the left rear multicontour seat control unit.

The right rear backrest massage function control unit (model 213.1 with code 406 (Rear multicontour seats)) is connected via massage components LIN to the right rear multicontour seat control unit.

Engine CAN 

The engine CAN is used for the data exchange of the connected control units with one another. The engine CAN operates at a data rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are participants of the engine CAN:

Gateway:

The following control units form the interfaces for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems:

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 data rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are participants on the drive train CAN:

Gateway:

The following control units form the interfaces for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems:

Diagnostic CAN 

The diagnostic CAN is used for the data exchange between external applications and the control units in the vehicle. The diagnostic CAN operates at a data rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are participants on the diagnostic CAN:

Gateway:

The following control units form the interfaces for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems:

The Supplemental Restraint System control unit and the HERMES control unit (with code 360 (HERMES UMTS) or code 362 (HERMES LTE)) are connected to each other via the seat occupied LIN.

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 data rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are participants on the vehicle dynamics CAN:

Gateway:

The following control units form the interfaces for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems:

The following control units are connected to the Supplemental Restraint System control unit via the seat occupied LIN:

User interface CAN 

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

The following control units are participants of the user interface CAN:

Gateway:

The following control units form the interfaces for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems:

The following control units are connected to the Supplemental Restraint System control unit via the seat occupied LIN:

Drive train sensor CAN 

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

The following control units are participants on the drive train sensor CAN:

Gateway:

The CDI control unit or the ME-SFI [ME] control unit forms the interface for data exchange between control unit connected to other bus systems.

Hybrid CAN (model 213.016/050/053/054/216 or with code B01 (48V technology)) 

The hybrid CAN is used for the data exchange of the connected control units with one another. The hybrid CAN operates at a data rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are subscribers to the hybrid CAN:

Gateway:

The following control units form the interfaces for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems:

Peripherals CAN 

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

The following control units are participants of the periphery CAN:

Gateway:

The following control units form the interfaces for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems:

Front radar CAN (with code 23P (Driving Assistance Package) or code P20 (Driving Assistance Plus Package)) 

The front radar CAN is used for exchanging data between the connected control units. The front radar CAN operates at a data rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are participants of the front radar CAN:

Gateway:

The Mercedes-Benz Intelligent Drive control unit forms the interface for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems.

Rear radar CAN (with code 23P (Driving Assistance Package) or code P20 (Driving Assistance Plus Package)) 

The rear radar CAN is used for exchanging data between the connected control units. The rear radar CAN operates at a data rate of 500 kBit/s.

The following control units are participants of the rear radar CAN:

Gateway:

The Mercedes-Benz Intelligent Drive control unit forms the interface for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems.

Steering wheel CAN (as of 01.06.2018) 

The steering wheel CAN serves for data exchange between the connected control units. The steering wheel CAN operates at a data transfer rate of 125 kBit/s.

The following control units are subscribers to the steering wheel CAN:

Gateway:

The steering column tube module control unit forms the interface for the data exchange with control units that are connected to other bus systems.

Chassis FlexRay 

The chassis FlexRay is a quick, deterministic and fault-tolerant bus system. Signals are not transmitted based on an event but during fixed defined time windows. As a result, the bus load can be reduced. The time windows are divided into static and dynamic sections.

The chassis FlexRay consists of a twisted two-core data line that transmits differential signals in order to improve the interference resistance. Each connected control unit is able to transmit or receive data in the form of voltage pulses.

The chassis FlexRay is used for the data exchange of the attached control units with one another. The chassis FlexRay operates at a data rate of up to 10 Mbit/s.

The following control units are participants of the chassis FlexRay:

Gateway:

The following control units form the interfaces for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems:

MOST 

The MOST is an optical bus system. Here, data are transferred via fiber optic cable to the connected information, navigation, and communication components. The MOST operates with a data rate of 22 Mbit/s.

The following control units are participants on the MOST:

Gateway:

The head unit forms the interface for data exchange between control units connected to other bus systems.

Ethernet 

The Ethernet vehicle access is used for data transfer to the head unit. The Ethernet vehicle access operates with a data rate of 100 Mbit/s.

IMPORTANT The bandwidth of 100 Mbit/s makes it possible, e.g. to program the Digital Owner's Manual, the head unit and the MOST components without a separate DVD.

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