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TWICE uses the following information

TWICE INFORMATION

Information Values From The value depends on the following sensor input, signal or function
Ignition +B ON/OFF DICE Ignition switch.
TWICE uses the information to notify the status of the ignition switch.
Ignition +15 ON/OFF DICE Ignition switch.
TWICE uses the information to notify the status of the ignition switch.
Ignition +50 ON/OFF DICE +15 present but not +54
TWICE uses the information to notify the status of the ignition switch.
Ignition +54 ON/OFF DICE Ignition switch.
TWICE uses the information to report the ignition switch status to the functions lamp check, seat belt warning, heated rear seat and electrically adjustable front seats.
Vehicle speed km/h, mph MIU Wheel speed rear left (wire from ABS, bus from TC/ABS).
TWICE uses the information for automatic control of the locks by the central locking system.
Identification number   MIU Value created in MIU when immobilizer code is programmed in TWICE.
TWICE uses the information for the immobilizer function.
SID Buttons Night Panel SID Buttons.
TWICE uses the information to disconnect the glass breakage sensor and tilt sensor. The "Night Panel" button is used for this when the key is removed from the ignition.
Outdoor temperature deg;C SID Outside temperature sensor, control module adjustment.
TWICE uses the information to control the rear seat heating.
Soft top position Up/In motion/Down STC Switches on top of windscreen frame, Soft top cover switch.
TWICE sends information to automatically disconnect the glass breakage sensor when the top is down and to allow opening the luggage compartment.
Diagnostics communication   DICE/diagnostic tool Control module should be powered and the bus leads intact
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