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Emergency Call System, Basic Function - GF82.95-P-9900A

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with CODE 362 (HERMES LTE) 

Overview 

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General 

The telematics services control unit controls the emergency call system via a mobile radio connection to the Service Center. The emergency call system allows a manual or automatic emergency call to be triggered. A voice connection is established to the Mercedes- Benz Emergency Call Center or to a public emergency call center. To enable the emergency call center to locate and identify the vehicle quickly, the telematics services control unit also transmits a data telegram.

Function requirement 

Function of the emergency call system 

When the ignition is switched on, the telematics services control unit checks the readiness of the emergency call system. In the process, it checks the following facts:

If the test is successful, the emergency call system is then ready for operation.

In the event of a fault, a fault message appears on the media display, depending on the fault type. The telematics services control unit also logs the fault in the fault memory.

IMPORTANT If, after the ignition is switched off, the Supplemental Restraint System control unit switches to the sleep mode, it no longer sends a readiness signal. The media display then shows a message to indicate that the emergency call system is not completely operational. If there are no faults in the system, the message disappears when the ignition is switched on.

Automatic emergency call:  If the restraint systems are triggered in an accident, the telematics services control unit immediately makes an automatic emergency call. The severity of the accident is immaterial.

The SRS sends the crash information to the telematics services control unit.

An autonomous emergency braking maneuver by the collision warning system also triggers an automatic emergency call if it brakes the vehicle to a standstill.

IMPORTANT while the connection is being established for the automatic emergency call, the two buttons on the multifunction steering wheel for making/accepting and rejecting/terminating a phone call are disabled. This prevents any unintentional termination of the emergency call.

Manual emergency call:  If the user operates the SOS button, the manual emergency call is triggered. To prevent unintentional operation, the button is fitted with a cover.

IMPORTANT If the telematics services control unit triggers an automatic emergency call during a manual emergency call, the telematics services control unit transmits a data telegram with updated information to the emergency call center. The current connection of the manual emergency call remains intact and the service receptionist can see that an automatic emergency call has been triggered.

Connecting 

When the emergency call has been triggered, the telematics services control unit establishes a connection to the Mercedes-Benz emergency call center via the emergency call system antenna(s). In doing so, the telematics services control unit mutes the audio sources and interrupts any existing telephone connections.

If the Mercedes-Benz emergency call center cannot be reached, the telematics services control unit automatically forwards the emergency call to the local rescue services 112. In some countries, the emergency call is automatically forwarded to the local rescue services for legal reasons.

Data transfer 

As soon as the connection has been established, the telematics services control unit automatically transmits a data telegram to the Mercedes-Benz emergency call center. The telematics services control unit transmits the following data:

Voice connection 

After the data telegram has been sent to the Mercedes-Benz emergency call center, the user can speak to a service receptionist via the voice connection. If possible, the Mercedes-Benz emergency call center takes the call in the language that is set in the multimedia system.

During the emergency call, the hands-free system is not available for telephone calls.

If necessary, the Mercedes-Benz emergency call center notifies the local rescue services.

Position finding 

The GPS antenna receives the signals for position finding and transmits them to the telematics services control unit. The telematics services control unit then evaluates the signals.

In parallel with the GPS position finding, the telematics services control unit constantly carries out basic position finding. This makes it possible to locate the position of the vehicle even when GPS reception fails. To do this, the telematics services control unit receives wheel speed and yaw rate signals from the ESP® and signals of the steering wheel angle sensor from the steering column tube module control unit.

In addition, position data from the navigation system, if available, are used for position determination.

IMPORTANT Rolling backward with the ignition switched off or vehicle transportation will falsify the basic position finding. In both cases, the telematics services control unit corrects the deviation on receipt of GPS data. Recalculation of the GPS position (following an interruption in satellite reception) can take several minutes.

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