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Parking Aid System: Other Ford Flex I

Warning System 1 illustration ~267 words

Active Park Assist System

The active park assist system detects available parking space and automatically steers the vehicle in the parking space without the driver touching the steering wheel. The driver controls the accelerator, transmission selection and the vehicle brakes. The system visually and/or audibly instructs the driver throughout the procedure to safely park the vehicle. The PAM controls the active park assist system. The system uses 2 long range ultrasonic sensors that are hardwired to the PAM to detect the available parking space for the vehicle. The PAM uses the HS-CAN to send and receive network messages to control the active park assist system. Refer to ACTIVE PARK ASSIST for active park assist information.

Network Communication

Note. Both the MS-CAN and the HS-CAN are used for intermodule communication. A gateway message is transferred from one network to another network through the Instrument Cluster (IC). For a complete list of Controller Area Network (CAN) multiplex messages, Refer to MODULE COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK .

Parking Aid Module (PAM) Network Communication Messages

Broadcast MessageOriginating ModuleNetwork TypeReceiving Module
Ambient temperatureInstrument Cluster (IC)HS-CANPAM
Ignition switch positionSJBMS-CANIC
Ignition switch position (gateway)ICHS-CANPAM
Parking aid enabled statusPAMHS-CANIC
Parking aid sensor distance to targetPAMHS-CANIC
Parking aid sensor distance to target (gateway)ICMS-CANSJB
Parking aid sounder statusICHS-CANPAM
Parking aid system fault statusPAMHS-CANIC
Parking aid volume cutback requestPAMHS-CANIC
Parking aid volume cutback request (gateway)ICMS-CANAudio Control Module (ACM)
Transmission selector (PRNDL) statusPCMHS-CANIC PAM
Vehicle speedPCMHS-CANIC PAM
Wheel speed dataABS moduleHS-CANPAM PSCM

PARKING AID MODULE (PAM) NETWORK COMMUNICATION MESSAGES REFERENCE CHART

Elevation System Check

Pinpoint Test I

I1 does not
I6 No:
  1. NOTE: No audible warning tones should be heard. If audible warning tones are heard, check to make sure the bumper is installed correctly and not tilted downward so that the sensor is pointing towards the ground.
NO Verify that No: audible warning tones are heard.

Scheme 47

Scheme 47: Parking Aid Module (PAM)
ItemPart NumberDescription
115T850Parking Aid Module (PAM)
2W707365PAM pin-type screws (2 required)
315K864Parking aid speaker
4PAM electrical connector (part of 14A005)

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