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Network Communication

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The following audio system components communicate via the MS-CAN:

The following messages are utilized by the audio system:

AUDIO SYSTEM

Message Transmitting Module Receiving Module(s) Audio System Function
Ignition Switch Position Instrument cluster (IC) ACM
DSP module
Indicates ignition switch position for power-up/shut-down.
Illumination Dimmer Level Smart junction box (SJB) ACM Controls the backlight intensity, based on the position of the dimmer switch.
Transmission Selector (PRNDL) Range IC ACM For the navigation system, this signal is used for more accurate navigation tracking.
Volume Cutback Parking aid module (PAM) ACM When this signal is active, the speaker output is reduced to allow the parking aid tone to be more easily heard.
Accessory Delay Status SJB ACM When active, this signal allows the audio component to be operated after the vehicle is shut off.
Vehicle Speed IC ACM
DSP module
Used by the ACM (or DSP module) for the speed-compensated volume function.
Navigation Radio Rolling Wheel Count IC ACM For the navigation system, this signal is used to more accurately track vehicle position when the GPS signal is temporarily unavailable.