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Terminals Of Ecu

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Fig 1: Identifying Terminals Of ECU
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VOLTAGE SPECIFICATION

Terminal No. (Symbols) Wiring color Condition STD voltage (V)
R26-1 - R26-14 (+B - GND) L - W-B Constant 10 - 14 V
R26-2 - R26-14 (SLD+ - GND) R-B - W-B Seat moved forward using slide switch 10 - 14 V
Others Below 1 V
R26-4 - R26-14 (PVCC - GND) O - W-B Rear power weat slide operation 8 V
R26-6 - R26-14 (STRT - GND) G-Y - W-B Vibration seat ECU communication circuit -
R26-7 (MPX) P-L Multiplex communication circuit -
R26-8 - R26-14 (BKL - GND) G-R - W-B Rear seat buckle switch ON Below 1 V
Rear seat buckle switch OFF 10 - 14 V
R26-10 - R26-14 (SSRS - GND) G - W-B Slide operation 0 V - 8 V
R26-12 - R26-14 (SEL2 - GND) W-B - W-B Constant Below 1 V
R26-13 - R26-14 (HUP - GND) W - W-B Headrest moved upward using headrest switch 10 - 14 V
Others Below 1 V
R26-14 - Body ground (GND - Body ground) W-B - Body ground Constant Below 1 V
R26-15 - R26-14 (SLD -- GND) B - W-B Seat moved rearward using slide switch 10 - 14 V
Others Below 1 V
R26-17 - R26-14 (PCV2 - GND) Y - W-B Rear power seat headrest operation 8 V
R26-18 - R26-14 (SYSB - GND) V-Y - W-B Constant 10 - 14 V
R26-19 - R26-14 (STOP - GND) L-R - W-B Vibration seat ECU communication circuit -
R26-20 - R26-14 (HRSW - GND) GR-L - W-B Headrest limit switch ON (Headrest position max upside) Below 1 V
Headrest limit switch OFF (Headrest position except max upside) 10 - 14 V
R26-22 - R26-14 (SSRH - GND) R - W-B Headrest operation 0 V - 8 V
R26-23 - Body ground (SGND - Body ground) W-B - Body ground Constant Below 1 V
R26-25 - R26-14 (HDWN - GND) R-L - W-B Headrest moved upward using headrest switch 10 - 14 V
Others Below 1 V