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Eyesight System (Diagnostics): Other Subaru Forester SJ

Collision/avoidance 37 illustrations ~4077 words

PROCEDURE

CAUTIONStart the diagnosis after the engine has started. (Cruise control main switch does not turn on even if it is pressed before the engine starts.) When performing diagnosis, observe the legal speed limit on the road. The cancel code will also appear when the cruise control is cancelled by the driver's operation. Do not confuse them. Be sure to get an assistant to support the diagnosis while driving, and have him/her operate the select monitor. Before clearing the memory, be sure to record the following data. (Obtain the data before inspection because the previous trouble or temporary stop history will be cleared once the memory clear is performed.) All Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) Cancel code of stereo camera Current data of stereo camera (To obtain the data concerning camera adjustment information, previous trouble or temporary stop history, all data must be measured for a few seconds after the engine has started.) When the temporary stop occurs, the stereo camera may be affected by the dirt that the driver cannot recognize. In this case, cleaning of the windshield glass can reduce the development of this symptom. < Ref. to WINDSHIELD GLASS AND DASHBOARD , INSPECTION, General Description. >
StepCheckYesNo
1 PREPARATION BEFORE INSPECTION. Using the Check List for Interview, confirm the condition of the malfunction occurrence from the user. < Ref. to CHECK , Check List for Interview. >Is there any component that obviously seems to affect the malfunction?Repair or replace the component that seems to affect the malfunction.Go to step 2 .
2 CHECK DTC. Read the DTC using Subaru Select Monitor. NOTE: When communication with the stereo camera could not be established, check the circuit. < Ref. to COMMUNICATION FOR INITIALIZING IMPOSSIBLE , INSPECTION, Subaru Select Monitor. >Is DTC displayed on Subaru Select Monitor?Perform the diagnosis according to the List of Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). < Ref. to LIST OF DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) . > If the diagnostic codes other than the stereo camera are displayed, refer to the diagnosis for the relevant codes.Go to step 3 .
3 CHECK CANCEL CODE. Read the cancel code related to the stereo camera using the Subaru Select Monitor.Is cancel code related to the stereo camera displayed on the Subaru Select Monitor?Perform the diagnosis according to the List of Cancel Code. < Ref. to LIST OF CANCEL CODE . >Go to step 4 .
4 PERFORM DIAGNOSTICS WITH PHENOMENON. Using the diagnostics with phenomenon, perform inspection. < Ref. to DIAGNOSTICS WITH PHENOMENON . >Does the following apply? No phenomenon described in the diagnostics with phenomenon occur/No indicators show sign of malfunction.Finish the diagnosis.Perform the diagnosis according to the diagnostics with phenomenon.
NOTE
When communication with the stereo camera could not be established, check the circuit. < Ref. to COMMUNICATION FOR INITIALIZING IMPOSSIBLE , INSPECTION, Subaru Select Monitor. >

CHECK

Inspect the following items regarding the vehicle's state.

Writer/InspectorWriter's name
Inspector's Name
Vehicle informationCar accessory equipment conditionCar accessory is installed to the windshield glass.No/Yes (Position:)
OtherNo/Yes (Accessory's name:)
Is there any modification for the following items?Suspension?Not changed/Changed (Specifically:)
Headlight?Not changed/Changed (Specifically:)
Tire size?Not changed/Changed (Specifically:)
Front wiper?Not changed/Changed (Specifically:)
How is the condition around camera?Is there any scratch or damage on the windshield glass?No/Yes (Specifically:)
Are antennas, etc. attached on the prohibited area?No/Yes (Specifically:)
Is wide mirror or accessory attached?No/Yes (Specifically:)
How is the surface condition of the windshield glass?Presence of oil film, fogging, dirt and/or glass coatingNo/Yes (Specifically:)
How is the condition of the dashboard?Is there anything that can be easily reflected against the windshield glass on the dashboard?No/Yes (Specifically:)
How is the deterioration of the wiper?Does any streak or uneven wiping area remain in front of the camera?No/Yes (Specifically:)
How is the condition of the tire?Is there any wear? Is there any excessive wear difference?No/Yes (Specifically:)
Is the air pressure proper?Proper/Improper (Specifically:)
How is the condition of the camera lens filter?Is there finger print adhesion or cracks on the lens filter?No/Yes (Specifically:)
Description of malfunctionWhat kind of malfunction has been detected?Failure/temporary stop/faulty operation of adaptive cruise control/faulty operation of pre-collision brake/other faulty operations
What kind of DTC and/or cancel code is displayed?
How is the meter display?EyeSight warning lightOff/On/Blink
Pre-collision brake OFF indicator lightOff/On
Lane departure warning OFF indicator lightOff/On
LCD (E1 - E3)E1/E2/E3
Occurrence conditionsOccurrence dateOccurrence location
Vehicle speed at occurrenceApprox. km/hOccurrence timingDuring driving/during stopping/continues after engine has started
Road typeExpress way/limited highway/main highway/general roadWeatherFine/cloudy/rainy/snowy/other
Road condition (1)Dry/slippery (Rainy • compacted snow • icy road)Ambient temperatureApprox. ° C (°F)
Road condition (2)Asphalt/gravel/earth and sand/otherPosition of solar radiationDescribed in the detailed chart when the weather is fine.
Road shapeUphill/downhill/bank/roll/uneven surfaceTime elapsed after engine startImmediately after engine start/within 5 minutes after engine start/more than 5 minutes after engine start
Wiper operation statusOFF/INT/LO/HI/AUTOLight on statusOff/LO On/HI On
Vehicle weightNumber of passengers: (), Did the vehicle carry heavy load? (No/Yes (Approx. kg))
Detailed chart (Refer to the example of description.)
In case of malfunction caused by temporary stop or faulty operation, draw a chart so that the following conditions can be recognized referring to the example of description. (Images taken by digital camera can be used.) Road shape (straight, curve, tunnel, number of lane, etc.) Road grade and it's change Presence of white line, guardrails and/or side wall (degree of clarity) Position of the sun Presence and shape of preceding vehicle, oncoming vehicle, vehicle running on the next lane or pedestrian Presence and shape of surrounding building or structure Traveled course of own vehicle and preceding vehicle

EXAMPLE OF WRITING

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AIRBAG SYSTEM

Airbag system wiring harness is routed near the cruise control command switch.

CAUTIONDo not use the electrical test equipment on the airbag system wiring harnesses and connector circuits. Be careful not to damage the airbag system wiring harness when servicing the cruise control command switch. Airbag system wiring harness is routed near the cruise control command switch.
CAUTIONDo not hold the camera unit of the stereo camera. Do not touch the lens on the stereo camera. Do not clean the lens of the stereo camera. When cleaning the windshield glass, use care so that the glass cleaner, etc. does not come in contact with the lens of the stereo camera. Do not make an impact or apply excessive force to the stereo camera. Do not disassemble the stereo camera. Do not change the installation position of the stereo camera or do not modify the surrounding structure. If the stereo camera or windshield glass is removed or replaced, always adjust or check the stereo camera. When lifting up the vehicle to rotate the tires, turn off the pre-crash function. Stereo camera axis may be displaced even in a minor collision. Even if the EyeSight warning light or etc. is not illuminated, or the E3 is not displayed on the multi information display, adjust the stereo camera. When removing the stereo camera cover assembly, cover the camera cover opening with the protective tape with a weak adhesive force such as masking tape, etc. < Ref. to REMOVAL , Stereo Camera. >

GENERAL TOOL

TOOL NAMEREMARKS
Circuit testerUsed for measuring resistance, voltage and current.
Measure (5 m (16 ft) or more)Used for adjusting stereo camera.
Leveling lineUsed for adjusting stereo camera.
Plumb bobUsed for adjusting stereo camera.
WeightUsed for adjusting stereo camera.
Packing tapeUsed for adjusting stereo camera.
Masking tapeUsed for removing and installing stereo camera cover assembly.

BATTERY

Measure the battery voltage and specific gravity of electrolyte.

Standard voltage: 12 V or more

Specific gravity: 1.260 or more

WINDSHIELD GLASS AND DASHBOARD

Remove items from the windshield glass and dashboard in front of the stereo camera.

Standard

There must be no oil film, dirt, scratch or fogging that obstructs the forward visibility of the stereo camera.

Do not stick or attach the aftermarket parts on the prohibited area (D) shown in the figure below. Even outside the prohibited area, if the abnormal operation occurs due to the reflection of the light or the reflection on the glass, change the adhering position or installation position.

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Scheme 13: WINDSHIELD GLASS AND DASHBOARD

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  1. Application of stickers or antennas, installation of wide-type mirror This will affect the visibility of the stereo camera, causing the function not to operate correctly.
  2. Placement of navigation unit, ETC or other things on the dashboard These things will be reflected on the windshield glass, affecting the recognition of the stereo camera, thus causing the function not to operate correctly.
  3. Front view
  4. Side view

Note. Clean the windshield glass if dirt or fogging is found on the glass. Repair or replace the glass if damage is found. When cleaning the inner side of the windshield glass, be careful not to touch the lens of the stereo camera. Take care so that the glass cleaner is not applied to the lens. (As with the removal of the stereo camera, cover the camera cover opening with the protective tape with a weak adhesive force such as masking tape, etc. before operation. After operation, be sure to remove the tape.) < Ref. to REMOVAL , Stereo Camera. > When replacing the windshield glass, be sure to replace the part for the EyeSight. If the glass is removed or replaced, always perform the stereo camera adjustment and inspection. Relocate any aftermarket parts out of the prohibited area. Do not touch the lens on the stereo camera. Do not clean the lens of the stereo camera. (If the lens surface is touched, the lens hood must be replaced as it is impossible to clean the lens surface for ensuring quality.)

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  1. If the damage is found in the glass repair prohibited area shown in the figure below, replace the glass. Damage in the prohibited area can affect the recognition of the stereo camera even if it is repaired, and thereby EyeSight function may not operate properly. Install the ETC transponder inside the area (A) shown in the figure below. Before installing, attach a full-scale copy of the following figure onto the windshield glass surface to install the parts to correct positions. Align the position with respect to the end of the ceramic area. Prepare a full-scale copy in which the reference dimension on the upper part of the figure actually has 4 inches long. Only the transponder with a thickness of 1.5 inches or less can be used.

REAR VIEW MIRROR

Check the rear view mirror condition.

Standard

The rear view mirror other than genuine parts shall not be used. (Wide mirrors shall not be used)

The visibility of the stereo camera shall not be blocked.

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Scheme 17: REAR VIEW MIRROR
  1. This will affect the visibility of the stereo camera, causing the system not to operate correctly.

FRONT WIPER

Check the wiping condition of windshield glass.

Standard

Use Subaru genuine part only for wiper blade body and blade rubber.

  1. Using the part other than genuine part will affect the recognition of the stereo camera, which may cause the function not to operate correctly.

Do not continue using the damaged blade rubber.

  1. The glass may be damaged. If the wiping performance decreases, or in the distinct streak is found, replace it as soon as possible.

Note. Clean the windshield glass if oil film or dirt is found.

TIRE INFLATION PRESSURE

Check the tire air pressure.

Standard

Adjust to the specified air pressure. < Ref. to SPECIFICATION , General Description. >

Do not install worn tire or tires with excessive wear difference.

Install tires with specified size.

STEREO CAMERA

Check the lens filter on the left and right camera lenses of the stereo camera for fingerprints or lens filter for cracks or etc. through the windshield glass.

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Scheme 18: STEREO CAMERA

Note. Do not remove the camera or camera cover to check the lens. When spider's web or insects are found in the visibility of the camera or lens hood, remove it using the air blow not to touch the lens surface. Do not cover them with hand or cloth. Thin and uniform adhesion of dust, dirt or tobacco stains to the lens filter surface resulting from normal use will not be an obstacle. Do not attempt to clean in such cases. If oil from such as a fingerprint adheres or an excessive dirt adheres, or if lens filter cracks, the lens hood must be replaced. < Ref. to REPLACEMENT OF LENS HOOD , REPLACEMENT, Stereo Camera. > If the fingerprint adhesions or cracks occur on the lens filter, the following failures may arise. The vehicle may not be able to detect the preceding vehicle or obstacle because the defects can induce the irregular reflection of the headlight of oncoming vehicle. The vehicle may not be able to detect the preceding vehicle or obstacle because the defects can induce the irregular reflection of the brake light of the preceding vehicle. All the functions of the EyeSight may be suspended by the self-diagnosis function equipped with the camera. When the lens filter is broken, the vehicle may not be able to detect the preceding vehicle or obstacle all day and all night. Even if the lens filter is not touched, applying the force to the black hood securing the lens filter may tension the lens filter to crack it. Do not clean the lens filter with any cleaner. It is quite difficult to uniformly clean both of the right and left lenses, and such an attempt just ends up spreading dirt and will cause problems as same as those from oil film.

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Scheme 19: EyeSight SYSTEM

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Scheme 20: COMBINATION METER

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  1. C0 model
  2. Except for C0 model

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Scheme 22: SWITCH

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Scheme 24: STEREO CAMERA
Signal name and contentsTerminal No.Measuring conditions and statusStandard
Key switchOperation or condition
Battery power supply16OFFAlwaysPower supply voltage
Ignition power supply6ONPower supply voltage (DC/DC converter output voltage)
Pre-collision brake OFF switch12 - chassis groundONSwitch pressed.Approx. 0 V
Approx. 12 V
Lane departure warning OFF switch13 - chassis groundONSwitch pressed.Approx. 0 V
Approx. 12 V
CAN-H10
CAN-L9
GND7 15ONApprox. 0 V

ENGINE CONTROL MODULE (ECM)

For details on the input/output signals for the engine control module, refer to ENGINE (DIAGNOSTICS). < Ref. to ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION , Engine Control Module (ECM) I/O Signal. >

VDC CONTROL MODULE (VDCCM)

For details on the input/output signals for VDC control module, refer to VDC (DIAGNOSTICS). < Ref. to ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION , Control Module I/O Signal. >

TRANSMISSION CONTROL MODULE (TCM)

For details on the input/output signals for the transmission control module, refer to AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION (DIAGNOSTICS). < Ref. to TRANSMISSION CONTROL MODULE (TCM) I/O SIGNAL . >

BODY INTEGRATED UNIT

Refer to the BODY CONTROL SYSTEM (DIAGNOSTICS) for the I/O Signal of the body integrated unit. < Ref. to ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION , Control Module I/O Signal. >

COMBINATION METER

For details on the input/output signals for the combination meter, refer to INSTRUMENTATION/DRIVER INFO (DIAGNOSTICS). < Ref. to ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION , Control Module I/O Signal. >

MFD

For details on the input/output signals for MFD, refer to INSTRUMENTATION/DRIVER INFO (DIAGNOSTICS). < Ref. to ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION , Control Module I/O Signal. >

SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM

Main signals used between stereo camera and relevant Control Module

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Scheme 25: SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM

COMMUNICATION FOR INITIALIZING IMPOSSIBLE

  1. Communication error with stereo camera

DETECTING CONDITION

  1. Defective harness connector
  2. Power supply circuit malfunction
  3. Defective stereo camera
  4. Defective CAN system
  5. Defective Subaru Select Monitor
  1. On «Main Menu» display, select {Each System Check}.
  2. On «System Selection Menu» display, select {ADA adaptive cruise control system}.
  3. On «ADA adaptive cruise control system» display, select {EyeSight (from 2009MY)}.
  4. Click the [OK] button after the information of stereo camera has been displayed.
  5. On «EyeSight (from 2009MY)» display, select {Current Data Display & Save}.
  6. Using the scroll key, scroll the display screen up or down until the following data is shown.
DisplayContentUnit of measureReference
Camera IDDisplay of serial No. inside the stereo cameraDisplayed by 12 digits.
Camera battery voltageDisplay of input voltage of stereo cameraVBattery voltage
Camera temperature sensor (present)Display of present temperature for internal circuit of stereo camera°C
Camera temperature sensor (past MAX value)Display of stereo camera internal circuit temperature (past MAX value)°C
Camera temperature sensor (past MIN value)Display of stereo camera internal circuit temperature (past MIN value)°C
Image ON/OFF statusON/OFF status of present image sensorON (If the acceptable temperature range of the camera is exceeded or internal camera failure (partial) occurs, the image sensor turns off.)
Initial inspection distance accuracy rateFactory settings information%
Initial inspection distanceFactory settings information
Initial optical axis direction (X-axis)Factory settings informationPix
Initial optical axis direction (Y-axis)Factory settings informationPix
Initial optical axis correction value (X-axis)Factory settings informationPix
Initial optical axis correction value 2 (X-axis)Factory settings informationPix
Initial optical axis correction value (Y-axis)Factory settings informationPix
Initial shim typeFactory settings informationOne of the followings is displayed. Upward correction Standard Downward correction
Initial left image, rotation deviation correction valueFactory settings information
Initial left image, vertical deviation correction valueFactory settings information
Initial distance correction valueFactory settings information
Initial error codeFactory settings information
Initial aiming completion flagFactory settings informationAiming completed (After factory shipping, when stereo camera is replaced or adjusted, "Aiming not completed" is displayed.)
D C-RatioDealer adjustment/inspection information%
DistanceDealer adjustment/inspection information
Optical axis correction value (X-axis)Dealer adjustment/inspection informationPix
Optical axis correction value 2 (X-axis)Dealer adjustment/inspection informationPix
Optical axis correction value (Y-axis)Dealer adjustment/inspection informationPix
Left image, rotation deviation correction valueDealer adjustment/inspection information
Left image, vertical deviation correction valueDealer adjustment/inspection information
Distance correction valueDealer adjustment/inspection information
Error codeDealer adjustment/inspection information
Aiming execution historyDealer adjustment/inspection information
Aiming completion flagDealer adjustment/inspection informationAiming not completed (After factory shipping, when stereo camera is replaced or adjusted, "Aiming completed" is displayed.)
Automatic adjustment statusIndex for automatic adjustment operation performed by the driving test after the completion of the optical axis adjustment"1F" is displayed when completed.
Camera adjustment value (pitching)Present adjustment statusPix
Camera adjustment value (yaw)Present adjustment statusPix
Camera adjustment value (yaw 2)Present adjustment statusPix
Pre-crash brake functionON/OFF status by pre-collision brake OFF switchSwitch status is displayed. ON OFF
Lane deviation warning functionON/OFF status by lane departure warning OFF switchSwitch status is displayed. ON OFF
Headlight SW (LO)Operation status of headlight LO switchSwitch status is displayed. ON OFF
Turn SW (Left)Operation status of left turn switchSwitch status is displayed. ON OFF
Turn SW (Right)Operation status of right turn switchSwitch status is displayed. ON OFF
Wiper SW (Front)Operation status of front wiper switchSwitch status is displayed. ON OFF
Distance from leading vehicleDisplay of distance from preceding vehicleM
Lane recognition statusDisplay of lane recognition statusDisplayed when 20 m or more of the vehicle lane is recognized. Right lane recognition: "01" Left lane recognition: "10" Lane not recognized: "00"
Model registration informationDisplay of displacement and vehicle modelVehicle information is displayed.
Ineffective distance data countNumber of data for invalid distance during aiming
Camera status1Information of stereo camera
Camera status2Information of stereo camera
Camera status3Information of stereo camera
Camera status4Information of stereo camera
Camera status5Information of stereo camera
Camera status6Information of stereo camera
Camera status7Information of stereo camera
System software version (4BYTE)Information of stereo camera
Recognition software version (4BYTE)Information of stereo camera
Camera failure real-time informationCurrent camera failure information
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 1Failure experience cumulative information since the last memory clear
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 2
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 3
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 4
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 5
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 6
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 7
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 8
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 9
Camera failure details, cumulative flag 10
Camera temporary stop, detail flag 1Current camera temporary stop information < Ref. to CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP INFORMATION , OPERATION, Read Current Data. >
Camera temporary stop, detail flag 2
Camera temporary stop, detail flag 3
Camera temperature, operation statusCurrent camera temperature/operation statusTemperature and operation status of camera are displayed. Normal High temperature Low temperature
Ignition start numberTotal IGN start numberTime
Camera temperature abnormality IGON count 1IGN time information when camera temperature becomes 85°C or more, or -40°C or less.TimeWhen no abnormality in temperature is experienced, "0" is displayed.
Camera temperature abnormality IGON count 2IGN time information when camera temperature becomes 85°C or more, or -40°C or less.Time
Camera temperature abnormality IGON count 3IGN time information when camera temperature becomes 85°C or more, or -40°C or less.Time
Camera temperature abnormality IGON count 4IGN time information when camera temperature becomes 85°C or more, or -40°C or less.Time
Camera temperature abnormality IGON count 5IGN time information when camera temperature becomes 85°C or more, or -40°C or less.Time
Vehicle model registration information (camera inside)
Camera temporary stop details 1The latest information of the camera temporary stop (Camera temporary stop: 0 count - 23 counts) < Ref. to CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP INFORMATION , OPERATION, Read Current Data. >
Camera temporary stop details 2
Camera temporary stop details 3
Ignition start number when camera temporary stopTotal IGN start number since the latest camera temporary stop NOTE: If the IGN start number is "91" and the IGN start number during camera temporary stop is "85", this indicates that the latest occurrence of camera temporary stop was during the IGN starting of 6 times ago (this number can be obtained by the expression 91 - 85 = 6).Time
Camera status8Stereo camera temporary stop information
Camera status9Stereo camera temporary stop information
Camera temporary stop 0 countCumulative number of stereo camera temporary stop occurrence since the last memory clear For occurrence condition of each count, refer to "LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS". < Ref. to LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS , LIST, List of Cancel Code. > The number of occurrence is stored in each field, depending on conditions under which the temporary stop was made at "Temporary stop occurrence of camera recognition system". For details of the camera temporary stop information of current and past latest, check "Camera temporary stop, detail flag" and "Camera temporary stop details". Temporary stop related to other than camera recognition system, such as "temporary stop due to VDC OFF switch", is recorded in the cancel code.Time
Camera temporary stop 1 count
Camera temporary stop 2 count
Camera temporary stop 3 count
Camera temporary stop 4 count
Camera temporary stop 5 count
Camera temporary stop 6 count
Camera temporary stop 7 count
Camera temporary stop 8 count
Camera temporary stop 9 count
Camera temporary stop 10 count
Camera temporary stop 11 count
Camera temporary stop 12 count
Camera temporary stop 13 count
Camera temporary stop 14 count
Camera temporary stop 15 count
Camera temporary stop 16 count
Camera temporary stop 17 count
Camera temporary stop 18 count
Camera temporary stop 19 count
Camera temporary stop 20 count
Camera temporary stop 21 count
Camera temporary stop 22 count
Camera temporary stop 23 count
ACC forced cancellation code 1(latest)ACC forced cancellation occurrence information since the last memory clear For example of codes, refer to "LIST OF ACC FORCED CANCELLATION CODE". < Ref. to LIST OF ACC FORCED CANCELLATION CODE , LIST, List of Cancel Code. > "When the cruise control set is released and the set operation is not accepted", the system records under which condition the ACC forced cancellation code is canceled and records the number of times since the latest occurrence of IGN start. If the cancellation is performed under the same condition, the code is not recorded as a new code, but recorded as the latest code, and the IGN number will be updated.
IGN-ON count when ACC forced cancellation code 1 recordedTimes past
ACC forced cancellation code 2
IGN-ON count when ACC forced cancellation code 2 recordedTimes past
ACC forced cancellation code 3
IGN-ON count when ACC forced cancellation code 3 recordedTimes past
ACC forced cancellation code 4
IGN-ON count when ACC forced cancellation code 4 recordedTimes past
ACC forced cancellation code 5
IGN-ON count when ACC forced cancellation code 5 recordedTimes past
ACC forced cancellation code 6
IGN-ON count when ACC forced cancellation code 6 recordedTimes past
ACC forced cancellation code 7
IGN-ON count when ACC forced cancellation code 7 recordedTimes past
ACC forced cancellation code 8
IGN-ON count when ACC forced cancellation code 8 recordedTimes past
Message counter (BIU)Message counter signal for body integrated unit
Parking Brake Switch InputParking brake switch signal statusOperation status of parking brake is displayed. ON OFF
Brake lamp SW signalBrake light switch signal statusOperation status of the brake pedal is displayed. ON OFF
Head lamp: smallHead lamp: small signal statusLight status is displayed. ON OFF
Head lamp: Low BeamHead lamp: Low Beam signal statusLight status is displayed. ON OFF
Head lamp: High BeamHead lamp: High Beam signal statusLight status is displayed. ON OFF
Front wiper ON-OFF statusFront wiper signal statusWiper status is displayed. Wiper stop position Other than wiper stop position
WGN/SDN flagVehicle type signalSedan Wagon
Door SW: D seatDoor switch signal statusDoor status is displayed. Close Open
Door SW: P seatDoor switch signal statusDoor status is displayed. Close Open
Door SW: rear rightDoor switch signal statusDoor status is displayed. Close Open
Door SW: rear leftDoor switch signal statusDoor status is displayed. Close Open
Accel opening angleAcceleration opening angle signal%
Message counter(ECM)ECM message counter signal
Engine malfunction informationEngine malfunction signalNormal Abnormal
ETC malfunction informationElectronic throttle control malfunction signalNormal Abnormal
Engine SpeedEngine speed signalRPM
CAN diagnosis, message transmission stop demandTransmission stop signal for CAN diagnosis and CAN dataNormal Stop
Torque reverse pull accelerator degree for Cruise controlTorque reverse pull accelerator degree for Cruise control%
ETC Throttle angle signalElectronic throttle control opening angle signal%
Idle SwitchIdle switch signalON OFF
Driver's request torqueTorque signal requested by driverN.m
Actual engine torqueActual engine torque signalN.m
Fuel cut flagFuel cut signalNormal Cut
X mode display informationX mode signalON OFF
Cruise main switch statusStatus of the cruise control main switch (cruise switch)Switch status is displayed. Other than ON ON
Cruise command switch statusStatus of the cruise control command switchSwitch status is displayed. Cruise switch OFF CANCEL switch ON RES/+ switch ON SET/-- switch ON Vehicle distance SW ON Other statuses are not displayed.
Target vehicle distance setting statusSetting status of target vehicle distanceSettings are displayed. Distance setting: Long Distance setting: Medium Distance setting: Short Constant speed
Accelerator permission stateAcceleration permission signalON OFF
Resume hold permission stateResume hold permission signalON OFF
Coast statusCoast status signal of engineOther than coast Coast
Resume slowdown side hold permission stateResume slowdown side hold permission signalON OFF
Fuel typeFuel typeInformation of engine equipped is displayed.
Engine displacementEngine displacementInformation of engine equipped is displayed.
Camshaft typeEngine typeInformation of engine equipped is displayed.
Number of cylinderNumber of cylinder for engineInformation of engine equipped is displayed.
TurboPresence or absence of turboInformation of engine equipped is displayed.
Cruise main statusStatus of the cruise control main switchSwitch status is displayed. ON OFF
Cruise control SET statusStatus of the cruise control setSwitch status is displayed. Not set Set
Accelerator wide opening judgment statusSignal that judges the accelerator opening angle to be "wide".Not established Established
Brake statusBrake switch signal statusBrake switch status is displayed. BRAKE OFF BRAKE ON
Adaptive cruise control data NG flagNG signal of stereo camera dataOK NG
Adaptive cruise control torque down prohibition flagTorque down prohibition signal of stereo cameraON OFF
Fuel cut control permission stateFuel cut control permission signalON OFF
Transmission InformationTransmission equipped signalTransmission equipped is displayed. AT or CVT MT
SI Drive mode (Display)SI Drive mode (Display)S# I S
CRUISE Indicator ON requestCRUISE indicator ON request signalIndicator illumination status is displayed. OFF ON
SET Indicator ON requestRequest signal for SET indicator illuminationIndicator illumination status is displayed. OFF ON
Cruise Control Set SpeedSet vehicle speed value for cruise controlKm/hSET value is displayed.
Demand torque after filterDemand torque after filterNm
EEPROM failureFailure signal of combination meterNormal Abnormal
Message counter(Meter)Message counter signal of combination meter
External air temperature indication valueAmbient air temperature signal°C
Driver's seat belt statusStatus of driver's seat beltSeat belt status is displayed. Seat belt released Seat belt fastened
Turn signal, Left outputOutput signal for left turn signalOperation status is displayed. OFF Turn signal, Left output
Turn signal, Right outputOutput signal for right turn signalOperation status is displayed. OFF Turn signal, Right output
Vehicle type informationVehicle type information signalVehicle type is displayed. Impreza series Forester series Exiga series
Destination CodeDestination code signalDestination is displayed.
Adaptive cruise control specification flagAdaptive cruise distinction signalACC specification Otherwise
Eye Sight specification flagEyeSight distinction signalEye Sight specification Otherwise
Adaptive CC ECM, CAN information no-receive flagNo-receive signal of stereo camera CAN dataNormal Data no-receive
Auto Start Stop FlagAuto Start Stop distinction signalVehicle information is displayed. Without Auto Start Stop With Auto Start Stop
Tire diameter informationTire diameter distinction signalStandard Special
Fluid pressure targetTarget value of brake fluid pressureMPa
Preview VDC command flagPreview VDC command signalNormal VDC Preview VDC status
Pre-crash BA command flagPre-crash brake assist command signalNot commanded Commanding
Pre-crash action flagPre-crash command signalNot commanded Commanding
Brake Lamp light up command flagBrake lamp light up command signalBrake Lamp light off Brake Lamp light up
Adaptive CC ECM malfunction flag for VDCFailure signal of stereo camera to VDC control moduleNormal (ACC/pre-crash control OK) Malfunction (ACC/Pre-crash control NG)
Brake control actuation permission flagBrake operation permission signalBrake control non-actuate Brake control actuate
Pre-crash BA thresholdPre-crash brake assist thresholdNormal Pre-crash BA threshold 1 Pre-crash BA threshold 2 Without Request
Preview VDC properties flagPreview VDC properties signalInvalidity (no characteristic change) Parameter 1 Parameter 2
Message counter (Adaptive CC ECM) 1Message counter signal of stereo camera
Target torqueTarget torque command signalN.m
Leading vehicle follow flagPreceding vehicle follow signalNot following Following
LSF FlagLow speed following mode signalOther than LSF LSF
ACC forced cancellation flagACC forced cancellation signalACC non-forced cancel ACC forced cancelling
Brake system distinction flagBrake system distinction signalVehicle brake system is displayed. VDC control Booster control
Brakes control flag (during ACC brakes)Actuation signal of brake controlNot performed ACC brake
AT rapid start prevention control flagAT rapid start prevention controlWith AT rapid start prevention control Without AT rapid start prevention control
Stop hold, before reserve flagStop hold, before reserve signalOFF ON (stop holding and before reserve)
Target torque command flagTarget torque command signalTarget vehicle speed command Target torque command
AT rapid start prevention, engine torque down command valueAT rapid start prevention control, engine torque down command valueN.m
Pre-crash ON flagPre-crash ON signalON OFF
Adaptive Cruise control ECU abnormality flag for CVT, EGIFailure signal of stereo camera for AT Control Module and ECMNormal Abnormal
Road surface incline estimation value (level ground G deviation)Road surface incline estimation value (level ground G deviation) signalG
Check sumError detection signal of adaptive cruise control
ACC braking (driver or control) flag (for CVT)ACC braking (driver or control) signal (for CVT)OFF ACC braking
Message counter (Adaptive CC ECM) 2Message counter signal of stereo camera
Customized flag 2Setting status of detection beep for preceding vehicleOFF ON
Customize flag 3Setting status of forward vehicle start monitoring functionOFF ON
P-CR OFF indicator on flagPre-collision brake OFF indicator light illumination command signalOperation status of indicator is displayed. Light off command (Pre-crash ON) Light on command (Pre-crash OFF)
LANE OFF indicator on flagLane departure warning OFF indicator light illumination command signalOperation status of indicator is displayed. Light off command (Lane deviation, stagger ON) Light on command (Lane deviation, stagger OFF)
Buzzer volumeBuzzer volume setting statusVolume setting is displayed. Small Middle Loud No setting
HALT codeHALT code signalNo HALT HALT(E1 camera view defectiveness) HALT(E2 camera temperature range outside) HALT(E3 and others)
ACC cancellation reason indication or customizationACC cancellation reason indication or customization signal< When customize request flag is OFF (ACC cancellation reason indication) > Manual mode, other than D position Door open (D side, front P side, rear left, rear right) D seat seat-belt loser Parking brake operation VDC SW OFF X mode Low vehicle speed Steering operation High vehicle speed ABS operation VDC operation Steeply sloping road Other < When customize request flag is ON > Departure monitor setting Preceding vehicle capture/lost sound Buzzer volume setting
Cruise indicator flag for meter displayCRUISE indicator ON signalOperation status of indicator is displayed. OFF ON
Cruise control SET ON flagSET indicator illumination signalOperation status of indicator is displayed. CC not set CC SET
MFD display specification sortation flagMFD display specification sortation signalBasic screen, an interrupt screen (other than the United States) Basic screen, No interrupt screen (United States)
Stop holding flagStop judgment statusOFF Stop holding
READY flagREADY indicator illumination signalOperation status of indicator is displayed. CC not READY CC READY
Vehicle distance settingVehicle distance setting indicator signalSettings are displayed. Distance setting: Short Distance setting: Medium Distance setting: Long CC constant speed mode
Customize request flagCustomize request signalCustomize non request Customize requesting
Vehicle speed set for meter displaySetting value for cruise set speedKm/h
Warning codeWarning code signalNo alarm HALT Increase Brake Pedal Load/Vehicle distance alarm/Pre-crash brake ACC automatic cancel Pre-crash brakes 2 Lane deviation warning Stagger warning Preceding vehicle capture/lost sound Front vehicle acceleration AT false start restraint
Adaptive Cruise control ECU abnormality flag for metersFailure signal of stereo camera for meterNormal Abnormal
Message counter (Adaptive Cruise control ECU) 3Message counter signal of stereo camera
Brake-lamp lighting indication flagBrake-lamp lighting indication signalIllumination status of the brake light is displayed. OFF ON
Lane (solid line) blinkingLane (solid line) blinking signalOperation status of indicator is displayed. OFF Both lanes (solid line) blinking Both lanes (solid line) alternation blinking
Steering wheel indicationLane deviation warning light (handle mark) illumination signalOperation status of indicator is displayed. OFF ON Blinking 1 Blinking 2
Preceding vehicle indicationPreceding vehicle indicator signalOperation status of indicator is displayed. OFF ON Blink
Distance from leading vehiclePreceding vehicle distance signalPreceding vehicle distance is displayed.
Message counter(TCM)Message counter signal of TCM
TCM shift control modeTCM shift control mode signalAT shift mode is displayed. Range fixation mode Gear fixation mode (manual) Range fixation automatic return mode (temporary range fixation) Gear fixation automatic return mode (temporary manual) M range automatic shift mode (Sport mode) D range automatic shift mode Other than above
Hill down mode flagHill down mode signalHill down mode is displayed. Hill down cancelling Hill down
AT turbine speedAT turbine speed signalRPM
Target gear positionTarget gear position signalTarget gear position is displayed. N 1 2 3 4 5 6 Automatic neutral R P No items other than above are displayed.
Current gear positionCurrent gear position signalCurrent gear position is displayed. N 1 2 3 4 5 6 Automatic neutral R P No items other than above are displayed.
TCM malfunction informationFailure signal of TCMAbnormal Normal
CAN diagnosis, message transmission stop demandTransmission stop judgment for CAN diagnosis and CAN data by TCMNormal Stop
Auto Start Stop: Brake FlagAuto Start Stop brake cooperation signalOpen Conclusion
Total reduction ratio (current)Current total reduction ratio signal
Lock up statusLock up statusCurrent status is displayed. Open Slip Lock-up
AWD typeDriving method of AWDVehicle information is displayed.
AT TypeAT typeTransmission equipped information is displayed.
Steering angle sensor value (Right: +, Left: -)Steering angle sensor value signalDegRight turn: + Left turn
Yaw Rate value (Right: --, Left: +)Yaw rate value signalDeg/sRight turn: - Left turn: +
Lateral acceleration (Right: --, Left: +)Lateral acceleration signalM/s 2Right turn: - Left turn: +
Longitudinal G sensor valueLongitudinal accelerationM/s 2Deceleration: + Acceleration
Wheel speed average speedWheel speed average speed signalKm/h
M/C actual fluid pressureBrake fluid pressure in master cylinderMPa
Brake lamp state flagBrake lamp state signalLights off state Lights on state
Wheel speed pulse counterWheel speed pulse counter signal
Right front wheel W/C actual fluid pressureRight front wheel cylinder fluid pressureMPa
Left front wheel W/C actual fluid pressureLeft front wheel cylinder fluid pressureMPa
Vehicle height informationVehicle height informationVehicle information is displayed. Standard OBK
VDC-OFF Indicator statusVDC-OFF indicator statusOperation status of indicator is displayed. Lamp off Lamp on
ABS operation flagOperating status signal of ABSOperation status is displayed. Not operating Operating
TCS operation flagOperating status signal of TCSOperation status is displayed. Not operating Operating
VDC oversteer control flagOperating status signal of VDCControl status is displayed. Not during control During control
VDC understeer control flagOperating status signal of VDCControl status is displayed. Not during control During control
Preview VDC standby flagPreview VDC standby statusNormal VDC Preview VDC status
BLS Signal statusBrake light illumination statusIllumination status is displayed. OFF BRAKE ON
BLS failure signalBrake light switch failure signalTrouble Normal
VDC-OFF FlagVDC OFF signalSwitch status is displayed. System OFF System ON
VDC sensor abnormal flagVDC sensor failure signalSensor abnormal Sensor normal
Vehicle speed sensor abnormal flagVehicle speed sensor failure signalSensor abnormal Sensor normal
VDC system abnormal flagVDC system failure signalAbnormal Normal
CAN diagnosis, transmissions stopTransmission stop judgment for CAN diagnosis and CAN dataON Diagnosis, send message stop request
TSM operation flagTSM operation signalNot during control During control
RMI operation flagRMI operation signalNot during control During control
Adaptive CC ECM malfunction reception statusFailure signal of stereo cameraMalfunction reception Malfunction no-receive
Adaptive CC ECM communication errorCommunication failure signal of stereo cameraAbnormal Normal
Adaptive CC ECM deceleration request reception statusDeceleration request reception status signal from stereo cameraWithout Request Request
Pre-crash BA request reception statusPre-crash brake assist request reception statusWithout Request Request
Pre-crash request reception statusPre-collision brake request reception status signalWithout Request Request
Brake control permission flagBrake control permission signalNo permission ON
Driver brake detection flagDriver brake detection signalOFF ON
Message counter (VDC)Message counter signal of VDC
Front left wheel speedFront left wheel speed signalKm/h
Front right wheel speedFront right wheel speed signalKm/h
Message counter (Auto Start Stop)Message counter of Auto Start Stop Control Module
Restart cranking demandRestart cranking demand signalNo request With Request
Under Auto Start Stop controlUnder Auto Start Stop control signalOutside Auto Start Stop control Under Auto Start Stop control
Main power supply voltage drop stateMain power supply voltage drop stateOther than power supply voltage drop Power supply voltage drop
Idling stop demandIdling stop demand signalNo request With Request
During idling stopDuring idling stop signalOther than during idling stop signal During idling stop
Auto Start Stop operation permissionAuto Start Stop operation permission signalOperation prohibit Operating Permission
Auto Start Stop system failureAuto Start Stop system failure signalNormal Abnormal
NOTE: For detailed operation procedures, refer to "PC application help for Subaru Select Monitor". For details on camera temporary stop count, refer to "LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS". < Ref. to LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS , LIST, List of Cancel Code. > For details on ACC forced cancellation code, refer to "LIST OF ACC FORCED CANCELLATION CODE". < Ref. to LIST OF ACC FORCED CANCELLATION CODE , LIST, List of Cancel Code. >
NOTE
If the IGN start number is "91" and the IGN start number during camera temporary stop is "85", this indicates that the latest occurrence of camera temporary stop was during the IGN starting of 6 times ago (this number can be obtained by the expression 91 - 85 = 6).
NOTE
For detailed operation procedures, refer to "PC application help for Subaru Select Monitor". For details on camera temporary stop count, refer to "LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS". < Ref. to LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS , LIST, List of Cancel Code. > For details on ACC forced cancellation code, refer to "LIST OF ACC FORCED CANCELLATION CODE". < Ref. to LIST OF ACC FORCED CANCELLATION CODE , LIST, List of Cancel Code. >

CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP INFORMATION

DisplayMeasurement valueRemarks
Camera temporary stop, detail flag 1 and Camera temporary stop details 100Not applicable to conditions of camera temporary stop count 0 - 7.
01Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 0.
02Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 1.
04Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 2.
08Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 3.
10Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 4.
20Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 5.
40Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 6.
80Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 7.
Camera temporary stop, detail flag 2 and Camera temporary stop details 200Not applicable to conditions of camera temporary stop count 8 - 15.
01Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 8.
02Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 9.
04Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 10.
08Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 11.
10Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 12.
20Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 13.
40Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 14.
80Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 15.
Camera temporary stop, detail flag 3 and Camera temporary stop details 300Not applicable to conditions of camera temporary stop count 16 - 23.
01Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 16.
02Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 17.
04Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 18.
08Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 19.
10Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 20.
20Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 21.
40Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 22.
80Temporary stop has been made under the condition of camera temporary stop count 23.
NOTE: For details on camera temporary stop count, refer to "LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS". < Ref. to LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS , LIST, List of Cancel Code. >
NOTE
For details on camera temporary stop count, refer to "LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS". < Ref. to LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS , LIST, List of Cancel Code. >

For current data of engine control module, refer to ENGINE (DIAGNOSTICS). < Ref. to DISPLAY OF ENGINE FREEZE FRAME DATA , OPERATION, Subaru Select Monitor. >

For current data of VDC control module, refer to VDC (DIAGNOSTICS). < Ref. to READ CURRENT DATA , OPERATION, Subaru Select Monitor. >

For current data of transmission control module, refer to CVT (DIAGNOSTICS). < Ref. to READ CURRENT DATA , OPERATION, Subaru Select Monitor. >

For current data of body integrated unit, refer to BODY CONTROL (DIAGNOSTICS). < Ref. to LIST , Read Current Data. >

For operation procedures, refer to the "PC application help for Subaru Select Monitor".

Note. For details on cancel codes, refer to List of Cancel Code. < Ref. to STEREO CAMERA , LIST, List of Cancel Code. >

  1. On «Main Menu» display, select {Each System Check}. On «System Selection Menu» display, select {Engine Control System}. Click the [OK] button after the information of engine type has been displayed.
  2. Drive vehicle at 40 km/h (25 MPH) or more and set the cruise control. CAUTION: When performing diagnosis, observe the legal speed limit on the road. The cancel code will also appear when the cruise control is cancelled by the driver's operation. Do not confuse them. Be sure to get an assistant to support the diagnosis while driving, and have him/her operate the select monitor.
  3. When the set speed is cancelled by itself (without any cancel operations such as applying brake) or when the cruise control could not be set by performing the setting operation, select the {Cancel Code(s) Display} on the engine malfunction diagnosis screen. NOTE: The cancel code has a {Latest Diagnostic Code(s)} and {Memorized Diagnostic Code(s)}. {Latest Diagnostic Code(s)} displays the latest code that occurred in this check drive, and {Memorized Diagnostic Code(s)} displays the code recorded in the previous driving condition. Cancel codes by the diagnosis of faulty switches relating to the system and cruise control are also displayed in the {Memorized Diagnostic Code(s)}.
  4. Perform Engine DTC Clear Memory operation. < Ref. to «OPERATION»(ref-662137-S40001998612014101300000) , Clear Memory Mode. > Cancel codes for switches relating to the system and cruise control are deleted by clearing memory on the engine side. NOTE: The latest code will be cleared by turning ignition switch to OFF. For detailed operation procedures, refer to "PC application help for Subaru Select Monitor". For details on cancel codes, refer to List of Cancel Code. < Ref. to «ECM»(ref-662112-S09900933822014101300000) , LIST, List of Cancel Code. >
CAUTIONPerform the camera adjustment and inspection at curb weight without passengers. Handle RANDOM CHART (ST: 87599YC001) carefully so as not to break it with the adhesive force of the tape.

Perform inspection or adjustment according to the following procedures.

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  1. Readjustment of stereo camera Perform the adjustment in the following order: [1. Preparations] --> [3. Camera all adjustment mode (replacement/removal)] --> [4. Automatic adjustment and function check by driving].
  2. Replacement of stereo camera Perform the replacement in the following order: [1. Preparations] --> [2. Clear adjustment value] --> [3. Camera all adjustment mode (replacement/removal)] --> [4. Automatic adjustment and function check by driving].

PREPARATIONS

Perform the preparation of the adjustment and inspection for the stereo camera.

  1. When performing adjustment or inspection by affixing RANDOM CHART onto partition

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  1. Adjust the tire pressure.
  2. Prepare the Subaru Select Monitor, measure, plumb bob, weight, leveling line and RANDOM CHART (ST: 87599YC001).
  3. Place the vehicle on a level surface where approximately 5 m (16.4 ft) space can be secured in front of the vehicle.
  4. Suspend the plumb bob with leveling line from front center position of vehicle (center of license plate base), and mark the position where the plumb bob touches the ground. (Point A) NOTE: Stick the packing tape etc. on the floor, then make a marking on it.
  5. Suspend the plumb bob with leveling line from rear center position of vehicle (center of rear ornament), and mark the position where the plumb bob touches the ground. (Point B) NOTE: The center of the ornament is located 2 mm (0.08 in) to the left from the top of the second left star.
  6. Strain approximately 5 m (16.4 ft) of the leveling line from the marking point B through the marking point A toward the front side of the vehicle, and fix it with packing tape. (A-B line) NOTE: Confirm that there is no wet condition or unevenness on the floor, to strain the leveling line correctly.
  7. Mark the installation position of the partition. Suspend the plumb bob from the center of the front tire, and mark the point C and point D. Strain the leveling line from the point C and point D toward the front of vehicle parallel to the vehicle body center line (A-B line), and fix the leveling line with packing tape. Make a marking on the point 4, 070 mm (13.4 ft) ahead of the vehicle from the point C and point D. (Point E and point F) Strain the leveling line so that it passes through the point E and point F. (E-F line)
  8. Place the partition and RANDOM CHART. Using the plumb bob, attach the RANDOM CHART on the wall (or partition), so that the height from the floor to the cross mark (left and right) setting reference (horizontal line) is 1, 004 mm (3.3 ft) while aligning the RANDOM CHART cross mark (center) setting reference (vertical line) to the vehicle body center line (leveling line). Adjust the partition so that it is parallel to E-F line. CAUTION: Centering accuracy of the plumb bob shall be ±4.0 mm (±0.16 in) or less. Positioning accuracy of the measure shall be ±2.0 mm (±0.08 in) or less. Centering accuracy of the tire shall be ±4.0 mm (±0.16 in) or less. Affix the RANDOM CHART onto the vertical partition with flat surface. Turn off the headlight. Remove the luggage from the vehicle. Perform the adjustment work at the level floor. Perform the adjustment work at lighted places. If the lighting is not enough, adjustment can not be done, and accuracy rate may not be acquired. Apply the lighting from the upper side of RANDOM CHART. (If the lighting is applied from the position where light reflects at RANDOM CHART, the adjustment can not be done, because the reflected light enters the camera.) The adjustment in the outdoors cannot be recommended. Note the sun position, when adjusting it in outdoor by necessity. (It is not acceptable when the sunlight comes from front or rear of the vehicle) Do not affix RANDOM CHART with lustrous tapes which may reflect the light. When the front tires are not directed to the straight ahead position even if the steering wheel is set to the center position, adjust the alignment. When using the white board as a partition, affix the RANDOM CHART on the flat surface without protrusion such as penholder. When suspending the plumb bob, suspend it vertically from the RANDOM CHART by avoiding protrusion.
  9. Turn the ignition switch to OFF.
  10. Check the windshield glass and the dashboard. < Ref. to «WINDSHIELD GLASS AND DASHBOARD»(ref-662112-S10786578482014101300000) , INSPECTION, General Description. > CAUTION: If there are any dirt, object or reflection from dashboard within the visibility of stereo camera, the correct adjustment and inspection can not be performed. Especially, do not put paper etc. on the dashboard.
  11. Connect the Subaru Select Monitor. NOTE: Use the Subaru Select Monitor equipped with the latest version of the software.
  12. Turn the ignition switch to ON.
  13. Wait for 10 seconds.
  14. On «Main Menu» display, select {Each System Check}.
  15. On «System Selection Menu» display, select {ADA adaptive cruise control system}.
  16. Select {EyeSight (from 2009MY)} while pressing the camera cover mounted pre-collision brake OFF switch and lane departure warning OFF switch at the same time. NOTE: If {EyeSight (from 2009MY)} is selected without pressing two switches at the same time, {Camera adjustment, inspection} is not displayed. (for preventing misoperation) Also, the message is not displayed, when the camera does not finish the start-up (approx. 10 seconds after ignition switch ON). In that case, repeat from the selection of {EyeSight (from 2009MY)}.
  17. On «EyeSight (from 2009MY)» display, select {Camera adjustment, inspection}, to perform the camera adjustment or inspection. NOTE: When performing {Camera adjustment, inspection}, pre-collision brake OFF indicator light, lane departure warning OFF indicator light in the meter will illuminate, and the normal function will be disabled. After camera adjustment, the function will be enabled, when the ignition switch is turned to OFF and system is restarted.
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  1. Adjust the tire pressure.
  2. Prepare the Subaru Select Monitor, measure, plumb bob, weight, leveling line and RANDOM CHART (ST: 87599YC001).
  3. Mark the setting position of the vehicle. Strain the leveling line so that it is at right angles to wall on which the RANDOM CHART is affixed, and fix the leveling line with packing tape. Make a marking 4, 070 mm (13.4 ft) away from the wall where the leveling line is fixed. (Point A and point B) NOTE: Stick the packing tape etc. on the floor, then make a marking on it. Strain the leveling line so that it passes through the point A and point B. (A-B line)
  4. Suspend the plumb bob from the center of the front tire of the vehicle, and place the vehicle so that it is aligned with the leveling line (A-B line).
  5. Suspend the plumb bob with leveling line from front center position of vehicle (center of license plate base), and mark the position where the plumb bob touches the ground. (Point C) NOTE: Stick the packing tape etc. on the floor, then make a marking on it.
  6. Suspend the plumb bob with leveling line from rear center position of vehicle (center of rear ornament), and mark the position where the plumb bob touches the ground. (Point D) NOTE: The center of the ornament is located 2 mm (0.08 in) to the left from the top of the second left star.
  7. Strain the leveling line from the making point D through the marking point C to the wall, and fix it with packing tape. (C-D line)
  8. Using the plumb bob, attach the RANDOM CHART on the wall, so that the height from the floor to the cross mark (left and right) setting reference (horizontal line) is 1, 004 mm (3.3 ft) while aligning the RANDOM CHART cross mark (center) setting reference (vertical line) to the vehicle body center line (leveling line). CAUTION: Centering accuracy of the plumb bob shall be ±4.0 mm (±0.16 in) or less. Positioning accuracy of the measure shall be ±2.0 mm (±0.08 in) or less. Centering accuracy of the tire shall be ±4.0 mm (±0.16 in) or less. Affix the RANDOM CHART onto the vertical wall with flat surface. Turn off the headlight. Remove the luggage from the vehicle. Perform the adjustment work at the level floor. Perform the adjustment work at lighted places. If the lighting is not enough, adjustment can not be done, and accuracy rate may not be acquired. Apply the lighting from the upper side of RANDOM CHART. (If the lighting is applied from the position where light reflects at RANDOM CHART, the adjustment can not be done, because the reflected light enters the camera.) The adjustment in the outdoors cannot be recommended. Note the sun position, when adjusting it in outdoor by necessity. (It is not acceptable when the sunlight comes from front or rear of the vehicle) Do not affix RANDOM CHART with lustrous tapes which may reflect the light. When the front tires are not directed to the straight ahead position even if the steering wheel is set to the center position, adjust the alignment.
  9. Turn the ignition switch to OFF.
  10. Check the windshield glass and the dashboard. < Ref. to «WINDSHIELD GLASS AND DASHBOARD»(ref-662112-S10786578482014101300000) , INSPECTION, General Description. > CAUTION: If there are any dirt, object or reflection from dashboard within the visibility of stereo camera, or if the inner mirror is excessively moved and the object enters the visibility of the camera, the correct adjustment and inspection can not be performed. Especially, do not put paper etc. on the dashboard.
  11. Connect the Subaru Select Monitor. NOTE: Use the Subaru Select Monitor equipped with the latest version of the software.
  12. Turn the ignition switch to ON.
  13. Wait for 10 seconds.
  14. On «Main Menu» display, select {Each System Check}.
  15. On «System Selection Menu» display, select {ADA adaptive cruise control system}.
  16. Select {EyeSight (from 2009MY)} while pressing the camera cover mounted pre-collision brake OFF switch and lane departure warning OFF switch at the same time. NOTE: If {EyeSight (from 2009MY)} is selected without pressing two switches at the same time, {Camera adjustment, inspection} is not displayed. (for preventing misoperation) Also, the message is not displayed, when the camera does not finish the start-up (approx. 10 seconds after ignition switch ON). In that case, repeat from the selection of {EyeSight (from 2009MY)}.
  17. On «EyeSight (from 2009MY)» display, select {Camera adjustment, inspection}, to perform the camera adjustment or inspection. NOTE: When performing {Camera adjustment, inspection}, pre-collision brake OFF indicator light, lane departure warning OFF indicator light in the meter will illuminate, and the normal function will be disabled. After camera adjustment, the function will be enabled, when the ignition switch is turned to OFF and system is restarted.

CAMERA INITIALIZATION

This is a recovery measures prepared for the data failure caused by the low battery voltage during data storage to inside the stereo camera.

CAUTIONDo not usually perform camera initialization because it will clear the aiming data and/or DTCs.

Perform the camera initialization only when the aiming result is NG even if the vehicle is placed correctly in the flowchart described in "A: Procedure".

  1. Turn the ignition switch to ON.
  2. Wait for 10 seconds.
  3. On Main Menu display, select {Each System Check}.
  4. On «System Selection Menu», select {ADA adaptive cruise control system}.
  5. Select «EyeSight (from 2009MY)».
  6. Select {Clear Memory} while pressing the camera cover mounted pre-collision brake OFF switch and lane departure warning OFF switch at the same time.
  7. Turn the ignition switch to OFF.
  8. Wait for 5 seconds.
  9. Next, perform the clear adjustment value. < Ref. to «ADJUSTMENT VALUE CLEAR»(ref-662112-S12698143132014101300000) , PROCEDURE, Camera Adjustment, Inspection. >

ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL, CONVENTIONAL CRUISE CONTROL

PhenomenonCheck ItemReference
1Cruise control main switch is not turned to ON. (CRUISE indicator light does not illuminate.) Or cruise control is cancelled without operating the cruise control command switch.(1) Read the cancel code of the ECM.Perform the diagnosis according to displayed cancel code. < Ref. to ECM , LIST, List of Cancel Code. > If not displayed, go to (2).
(2) Perform the real-time diagnosis. Check the input signal of cruise control system.< Ref. to REAL-TIME DIAGNOSIS . > When normal, go to (4). When abnormal, go to (3).
(3) Check the cruise control command switch.< Ref. to CHECK CRUISE CONTROL COMMAND SWITCH , Diagnostics with Phenomenon. >
(4) Check the CRUISE indicator.< Ref. to CHECK ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL INDICATOR LIGHT/CONSTANT SPEED CRUISE CONTROL INDICATOR LIGHT AND CRUISE SET INDICATOR LIGHT , Diagnostics with Phenomenon. >
2Cruise control cannot be set. Or cruise control is cancelled without releasing operation. NOTE: Do not turn the ignition switch to OFF after the cruise control is deactivated. Do not operate the cruise control command switch after the cruise control is deactivated. If the above is performed, the cancel code the ECM will be cleared.(1) Read the cancel code of the ECM.Perform the diagnosis according to displayed cancel code. < Ref. to LIST OF CANCEL CODE . > If not displayed, go to (2).
(2) Perform the real-time diagnosis. Check the input signal of cruise control system.< Ref. to REAL-TIME DIAGNOSIS . > When normal, go to (6). When abnormal, go to the relevant items for (3), (4), (5).
(3) Check the cruise control command switch.< Ref. to CHECK CRUISE CONTROL COMMAND SWITCH , Diagnostics with Phenomenon. >
(4) Check stop light switch and brake switch.< Ref. to BRAKE PEDAL . > < Ref. to 12 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
(5) Check the neutral position switch.< Ref. to 14 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. > < Ref. to 62 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
(6) Check vehicle speed sensor.< Ref. to 22 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
3SET indicator does not illuminate.Check the SET indicator.< Ref. to CHECK ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL INDICATOR LIGHT/CONSTANT SPEED CRUISE CONTROL INDICATOR LIGHT AND CRUISE SET INDICATOR LIGHT , Diagnostics with Phenomenon. >
4Vehicle speed is not held within set speed ±3 km/h (±2 MPH) on a level road.Check the vehicle speed sensor.< Ref. to 22 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
5Vehicle speed does not increase or does not return to set speed after RES/+ switch has been pressed.(1) Perform the real-time diagnosis. Check the input signal of cruise control system.< Ref. to REAL-TIME DIAGNOSIS . > When abnormal, go to (2).
(2) Check the RES/+ switch.< Ref. to CHECK CRUISE CONTROL COMMAND SWITCH , Diagnostics with Phenomenon. >
6Vehicle speed does not decrease after SET/-- switch has been pressed.(1) Perform the real-time diagnosis. Check the input signal of cruise control system.< Ref. to REAL-TIME DIAGNOSIS . > When abnormal, go to (2).
(2) Check the SET/-- switch.< Ref. to CHECK CRUISE CONTROL COMMAND SWITCH , Diagnostics with Phenomenon. >
7Cruise control is not released after CANCEL switch has been pressed.(1) Perform the real-time diagnosis. Check the input signal of cruise control system.< Ref. to REAL-TIME DIAGNOSIS . > When abnormal, go to (2).
(2) Check the CANCEL switch.< Ref. to CHECK CRUISE CONTROL COMMAND SWITCH , Diagnostics with Phenomenon. >
8Cruise control is not released after brake pedal has been depressed.(1) Perform the real-time diagnosis. Check the input signal of cruise control system.< Ref. to REAL-TIME DIAGNOSIS . > When abnormal, go to (2).
(2) Check stop light switch and brake switch.< Ref. to 12 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. > < Ref. to INSTALLATION , Stop Light Switch. >
9Cruise control is not released after shifting to the neutral position.(1) Perform the real-time diagnosis. Check the input signal of cruise control system.< Ref. to REAL-TIME DIAGNOSIS . > When abnormal, go to (2).
(2) Check the neutral position switch.< Ref. to 14 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
10Acceleration or deceleration does not occur according to the preceding vehicle. The preceding vehicle is difficult to be detected. Braking force is weaker than usual. Alarm for requiring more brake pedal force does not sound.(1) Using check list (adaptive cruise control), check the condition and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the use of adaptive cruise control is not desired? Is this applied to the object or condition that is hard to be recognized by the stereo camera? Is this applied to the driving condition that the preceding vehicle cannot be recognized or the vehicle on the next lane or the object on the roadside may be recognized by mistake? Is this applied to the condition that brake force may become poor? Is this applied to the condition that the alarm for requiring more brake pedal force does not sound even in a short vehicle distance?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, go to (2).
(2) Check the windshield glass and dashboard.< Ref. to WINDSHIELD GLASS AND DASHBOARD , INSPECTION, General Description. > When normal, go to (3).
(3) Check the front wiper.< Ref. to FRONT WIPER , INSPECTION, General Description. > When normal, go to (4).
(4) Check the stereo camera.< Ref. to STEREO CAMERA , INSPECTION, General Description. > When normal, go to (5).
(5) Bleed air from brake system.< Ref. to BRAKE LINE , PROCEDURE, Air Bleeding. > Go to (6).
(6) Check the optical axis of the stereo camera.Adjust the optical axis of the stereo camera. < Ref. to PROCEDURE , Camera Adjustment, Inspection. >
NOTE
Do not turn the ignition switch to OFF after the cruise control is deactivated. Do not operate the cruise control command switch after the cruise control is deactivated. If the above is performed, the cancel code the ECM will be cleared.

PRE-COLLISION BRAKE, AT RAPID START PREVENTION CONTROL

PhenomenonCheck ItemReference
1Pre-collision brake does not operate. Or the pre-collision brake operates, but the vehicle cannot stop safely before collision. Or the pre-collision brake is released automatically. Or the pre-collision brake assist does not operate.(1) Check that the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light goes off.If this indicator light illuminates, the operation is not performed.
(2) Using check list (pre-collision brake), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the pre-collision brake does not operate, or there is a high possibility that the vehicle cannot stop safely before collision with the pre-collision brake? Is this applied to the condition that there is a high possibility that the pre-collision brake does not operate due to the recognition status of the stereo camera? Is this applied to the condition that the system does not operate correctly and the turning OFF of the pre-collision brake is desired? Is this applied to the condition that the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light illuminates?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (PRE-COLLISION BRAKE) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.
2Pre-collision brake operates improperly. Or the pre-collision brake is not released. Or the pre-collision brake assist operates improperly.(1) Using check list (pre-collision brake), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the turning OFF of the pre-collision brake is desired? Is this applied to the condition that the pre-collision brake may operate?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (PRE-COLLISION BRAKE) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.
3Pre-collision brake OFF indicator light does not go off. Or the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light illuminates automatically.(1) Check that this failure occurs during engine start.Light illumination for a while after the engine start is a normal.
(2) Using the SSM, check that the system is not in the HALT condition with the cancel code.If the cancel code is displayed, check the diagnosis contents from the List of Cancel Code, and perform the corresponding operations. < Ref. to LIST OF CANCEL CODE . > If the cancel code is not displayed, go to (3).
(3) Check the pre-collision brake OFF switch.< Ref. to DTC B28B0: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
4Pre-collision brake OFF indicator light does not illuminate. Or the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light goes off automatically.(1) Check that this failure occurs during engine start.Even if the pre-collision brake is turned off, it is turned on again when the engine switch is turned off and the engine has restarted.
(2) Check the pre-collision brake OFF switch.< Ref. to DTC B28B0: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
5AT rapid start prevention control does not operate. Or the AT rapid start prevention control is released automatically.(1) Check that the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light goes off.If this indicator light illuminates, the operation is not performed.
(2) Using check list (at rapid start prevention control), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the AT rapid start prevention control may not operate? Is this applied to the condition that the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light illuminates?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (AT RAPID START PREVENTION CONTROL) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.
6AT rapid start prevention control operates improperly. Or the AT rapid start prevention control is not released.(1) Using check list (at rapid start prevention control), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the turning OFF of the AT rapid start prevention control is desired? Is this applied to the condition that the AT rapid start prevention control may operate?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (AT RAPID START PREVENTION CONTROL) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.

LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION

PhenomenonCheck ItemReference
1Lane departure warning does not operate. Or the lane departure warning is released automatically.(1) Check that the lane departure warning OFF indicator light goes off.If this indicator light illuminates, the operation is not performed.
(2) Using check list (lane departure warning, sway warning, forward vehicle's start monitoring function), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the lane departure warning does not operate or is difficult to operate? Is this applied to the condition that the lane departure warning OFF indicator light illuminates?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.
2Lane departure warning operates improperly. Or the lane departure warning is not released.(1) Using check list (lane departure warning, sway warning, forward vehicle's start monitoring function), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the vehicle lane is recognized erroneously and the lane departure warning may operate?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.
3Lane departure warning OFF indicator light does not go off. Or the lane departure warning OFF indicator light illuminates automatically.(1) Check that this failure occurs during engine start.Light illumination for a while after the engine start is a normal. Even if the engine switch is turned off and the engine is restarted, the status before the engine switch off is maintained.
(2) Using the SSM, check that the system is not in the HALT condition with the cancel code.If the cancel code is displayed, check the diagnosis contents from the List of Cancel Code, and perform the corresponding operations. < Ref. to LIST OF CANCEL CODE . > If the cancel code is not displayed, go to (3).
(3) Check the lane departure warning OFF indicator light.< Ref. to DTC B28B0: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
4Lane departure warning OFF indicator light does not illuminate. Or the lane departure warning OFF indicator light goes off automatically.(1) Check the lane departure warning OFF indicator light.< Ref. to DTC B28B0: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
5Sway warning does not operate. Or the sway warning is released automatically.(1) Check that the lane departure warning OFF indicator light goes off.If this indicator light illuminates, the operation is not performed.
(2) Using CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the sway warning may not operate? Is this applied to the condition that the lane departure warning OFF indicator light illuminates?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.
6Sway warning operates improperly. Or the sway warning is not released.(1) Using CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the sway warning may operate improperly?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.
7Forward vehicle's start monitoring function does not operate. Or the forward vehicle's start monitoring function is released automatically.(1) Using CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the forward vehicle's start monitoring function does not operate even when the preceding vehicle has already started?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.
8Forward vehicle's start monitoring function operates improperly. Or the forward vehicle's start monitoring function is not released.(1) Using CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION), check the following and respond to it. Is this applied to the condition that the forward vehicle's start monitoring function operates even when the preceding vehicle has not yet started?< Ref. to CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION) , DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH PHENOMENON, Diagnostics with Phenomenon. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Eliminate the cause, and check that the malfunction has been improved. If not solved, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning.

CHECK LIST (ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL)

Item NameYes/No
[1]: When the vehicle does not accelerate or decelerate according to the preceding vehicle, or when it is difficult to detect the preceding vehicle.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the use of adaptive cruise control is not desired.
1Tire pressure is not correct.YesNo
2The vehicle is equipped with the temporary spare tire.YesNo
3The vehicle is equipped with worn tire or tires with excessive wear difference.YesNo
4The vehicle is equipped with the tires out of specification.YesNo
5The suspension has been modified.YesNo
6The vehicle is equipped with the tire chain.YesNo
7Headlight is dirty or the optical axis is deviated. (The vehicle cannot correctly emit the headlight beam against the object and recognize it.)YesNo
8The driving of own vehicle is unstable due to an accident or failure.YesNo
9The brake warning light illuminates.YesNo
10Vehicle is tilted by the heavy load.YesNo
11Passenger capacity is exceeded.YesNo
12The vehicle is towing the trailer or other vehicle.YesNo
13The vehicle drives on the general road (other than limited highway). (Depending on the road environment (complicated roads etc.), the vehicle may not be able to drive according to the traffic condition, which may lead to the traffic accident.)YesNo
14The vehicle drives on the sharp bend.YesNo
15The vehicle drives on the slippery roads such as icy road or snow-covered road. (Tires can spin, losing the vehicle control.)YesNo
16The vehicle drives under the traffic condition that the certain vehicle distance is difficult to be maintained due to frequent acceleration and deceleration. (The vehicle may not be able to drive according to the traffic condition.)YesNo
17There is a steep downhill. (The vehicle may drive at higher speed than the set vehicle speed.)YesNo
18The vehicle performs adaptive driving while recognizing the preceding vehicle on the steep downhills. (Brake can be overheated.)YesNo
19The vehicle drives on the road with repeated steep uphills and downhills or crossover. (The vehicle may not be able to recognize the preceding vehicle or may recognize the road surface, and appropriate control may not be performed.)YesNo
20The vehicle is entering the interchange, service area, parking area, junction or tollgate. (The vehicle may not be able to recognize the preceding vehicle.)YesNo
21When the surrounding brightness (such as inlet and outlet of a tunnel) suddenly changes.YesNo
22There are water, snow or sandy dust raised by the preceding vehicle or oncoming vehicle, or sand or smoke blown in the wind, or moisture in front of own vehicle. (The vehicle may not be able to recognize the preceding vehicle or may recognize the water, and appropriate control may not be performed.)YesNo
23The windshield glass is covered with fog, snow, dirt, frost or sandy dust.YesNo
24The raindrops, water drops or dirt on the windshield glass are not wiped off sufficiently. (The vehicle may not be able to recognize the preceding vehicle, and appropriate control may not be performed.)YesNo
25Canoes etc. loaded on the roof block the visibility of the stereo camera.YesNo
2Check that the following are applied to the object or condition that is hard to be recognized by the stereo camera.
1That was a vehicle with large speed difference (low-speed driving vehicle, stopping vehicle, oncoming vehicle).YesNo
2That was a cutting-in vehicle.YesNo
3That was a motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian or animal, etc.YesNo
4It was dim in the evening or in the morning.YesNo
5The headlight did not illuminate during nighttime hours or inside the tunnel.YesNo
6The tail light of the preceding vehicle did not illuminate during nighttime hours or inside the tunnel.YesNo
7The vehicle was exposed to the intense light (backlight such as sunlight or headlight high-beam light) from the front of the vehicle.YesNo
8The rearmost surface of the preceding vehicle was small, low or uneven. That was a truck equipped with an unloaded platform without gate, a vehicle that the luggage was protruding from the rear end of the vehicle, a vehicle of special shape (carrier car, side car, etc.) or a vehicle with low vehicle height.YesNo
9There was an object extremely close to the bumper of the own vehicle.YesNo
3Check that the following are applied to the driving condition that the preceding vehicle cannot be recognized or the vehicle on the next lane or the object on the roadside may be recognized by mistake.
1The vehicle began adaptive cruise control from the condition that the vehicle distance was short immediately after the preceding vehicle was cut in.YesNo
2The vehicle drives on the curve, outlet and inlet of the curve, or the road with many curves in succession. (Recognition may not be performed properly, because the preceding vehicle is out of recognition area.)YesNo
3The position against the preceding vehicle deviated laterally.YesNo
4There were some objects just near the road side.YesNo
5The speed difference against the preceding vehicle was large.YesNo
6Other vehicle cut ahead of the own vehicle.YesNo
7The vehicle distance was extremely short.YesNo
8The own vehicle swayed in the vehicle lane.YesNo
9The road surface was uneven due to roll or unpaved track.YesNo
10The vehicle drove on the narrow lane because of the lane closure or construction work.YesNo
11The driving of own vehicle was unstable due to an accident or failure.YesNo
12The own vehicle was loaded with the extremely heavy load in the luggage compartment or on the rear seat.YesNo
[2]: When braking force is weaker than usual.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that brake force may become poor.
1The vehicle status (loading amount, passenger, etc.) was inappropriate.YesNo
2The road surface was very steep, slippery, sharp turn, or uneven.YesNo
3The service maintenance condition of the vehicle (brake system, tire wear, tire pressure, spare tire, etc.) was inappropriate.YesNo
4The brake was cold at low ambient temperature or immediately after the driving had started.YesNo
5The symptom occurred between immediately after engine started and after a while the vehicle started driving (Completion of warming up operation can be used as an indication.).YesNo
6The brake force becomes poor due to the overheating of the brake on the downhills.YesNo
7The brake force becomes poor because of the wet brake after driving onto the puddle or washing the vehicle.YesNo
[3]: When the alarm for requiring more brake pedal force does not sound.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the alarm for requiring more brake pedal force does not sound even in a short vehicle distance.
1The speed difference between own vehicle and preceding vehicle (when the vehicle speed of the own vehicle was approximately the same as that of the preceding vehicle) was small.YesNo
2The vehicle speed of the preceding vehicle was faster than that of the own vehicle (when the vehicle distance was getting longer).YesNo
3Other vehicle cut in extremely close to the own vehicle.YesNo
4The preceding vehicle decelerated abruptly.YesNo
5There are many continuous uphills and downhills.YesNo

CHECK LIST (PRE-COLLISION BRAKE)

Item NameYes/No
[1]: When pre-collision brake did not operate, or when vehicle could not stop safely before collision in spite of pre-collision brake operation.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the pre-collision brake does not operate, or there is a high possibility that the vehicle cannot stop safely before collision in spite of pre-collision brake operation.
1The following conditions occurred. Vehicle speed difference in the preceding was small. Vehicle distance was long. Lateral deviation was large (offset amount).YesNo
2The vehicle status (loading amount, number of passenger, etc.) was inappropriate.YesNo
3The road surface was very steep, slippery, sharp turn, or uneven.YesNo
4There was problem for the frontal visibility (rain, snow, fog, smoke, etc.).YesNo
5The objects were livestock, animals, guardrail, telephone pole, tree, fence, wall, etc.YesNo
6The object was motorcycle, bicycle, or pedestrian. However, the system could not recognize the object due to surrounding brightness, motion, posture, and/or angle.YesNo
7Crash avoidance operation (accelerator pedal, brake pedal, steering wheel, etc.) was performed.YesNo
8The service maintenance condition of the vehicle (brake system, tire wear, tire pressure, spare tire, etc.) was inappropriate.YesNo
9The vehicle is towing the trailer or other vehicle.YesNo
10The brake was cold at low ambient temperature or immediately after the driving had started.YesNo
11The brake force becomes poor due to the overheating of the brake on the downhills.YesNo
12The brake force becomes poor because of the wet brake after driving onto the puddle or washing the vehicle.YesNo
2Check that the following are applied to the condition that there is a high possibility that the pre-collision brake does not operate depending on the recognition status of the stereo camera.
1It was bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm, dense fog).YesNo
2The field of view was insufficient due to water, snow or sandy dust raised by the preceding vehicle or oncoming vehicle, or the moisture, sand or smoke blown in the wind.YesNo
3The headlight did not illuminate during nighttime hours or inside the tunnel.YesNo
4The tail light of the preceding vehicle did not illuminate during nighttime hours or inside the tunnel.YesNo
5The vehicle approached the motorcycle, bicycle or pedestrian in the night.YesNo
6It was dark in the evening or in the morning.YesNo
7The rearmost surface of the preceding vehicle was small, low or uneven. That was a truck equipped with an unloaded platform without gate, a vehicle that the luggage was protruding from the rear end of the vehicle, a vehicle of special shape (carrier car, side car, etc.) or a vehicle with low vehicle height.YesNo
8There was a wall in front of the stopping vehicle.YesNo
9There was an object close to the vehicle.YesNo
10That was a vehicle stopped sideways.YesNo
11That was a vehicle which was oncoming or driving in reverse.YesNo
12The object was small seen from the stereo camera. (small animals, infants, person squatting down or lying down)YesNo
13The preceding vehicle made a sharp turn, or performed abrupt acceleration or deceleration.YesNo
14Other vehicle, motorcycle, bicycle or pedestrian existed extremely close to the bumper of the own vehicle.YesNo
15The speed difference was 5 km/h (3.1 MPH) or less. (The control is performed in close distance. Depending on the objects shape and size, the rear end surface may be outside the camera visibility area.)YesNo
16Other vehicle, motorcycle, bicycle or pedestrian cut in from the side or jumped in front of the own vehicle.YesNo
17The own vehicle changed the vehicle lane, and followed the preceding vehicle right behind.YesNo
18The vehicle was exposed to the intense light (backlight such as sunlight or headlight high-beam light) from the front of the vehicle.YesNo
19The windshield glass was covered with fog, snow, dirt, frost or sandy dust.YesNo
20The windshield glass has not yet been wiped off sufficiently during or after the use of the window washer.YesNo
21The recognition of the object was imperfect due to the raindrop or droplet of the window washer or the wiper blade blocking the visibility of the stereo camera.YesNo
22Canoes etc. loaded on the roof blocked the visibility of the stereo camera.YesNo
23Other vehicle, motorcycle, bicycle or pedestrian existed out of the illuminating area of the headlight.YesNo
24The vehicle drove on the sharp turn, steep uphills or steep downhills.YesNo
25The road surface was uneven due to roll or unpaved track.YesNo
26The vehicle passed through the outlet or inlet of a tunnel.YesNo
27The object was fence or wall.YesNo
28The object was a plate of glass, mirror wall or door.YesNo
3Check that the following are applied to the condition that the system does not operate correctly and the turning OFF of the pre-collision brake is desired.
1Tire pressure is not correct.YesNo
2The vehicle is equipped with the temporary spare tire.YesNo
3The vehicle is equipped with worn tire or tires with excessive wear difference.YesNo
4The vehicle is equipped with the tires out of specification.YesNo
5The suspension has been modified.YesNo
6The vehicle is equipped with the tire chain.YesNo
7Headlight is dirty or the optical axis is deviated. (The vehicle cannot correctly emit the headlight beam against the object and recognize it.)YesNo
8The driving status of own vehicle is unstable due to an accident or failure.YesNo
9The brake warning light illuminates.YesNo
10Vehicle is tilted by the heavy load. Or, passenger capacity is exceeded.YesNo
4Check that the following are applied to the condition that the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light illuminates. (When the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light illuminates, the pre-collision brake does not operate.)
1The pre-collision brake is turned off, using the pre-collision brake OFF switch.YesNo
2The VDC operation is stopped by pressing the VDC OFF switch.YesNo
3Approximately for 7 seconds after the engine has started.YesNo
4EyeSight is malfunctioning.YesNo
5EyeSight is stopped temporarily.YesNo
[2]: When pre-collision brake operated improperly.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the turning OFF of the pre-collision brake is desired.
1The vehicle is towed.YesNo
2The vehicle is loaded on the carrier car.YesNo
3The chassis dynamometer or free roller is used.YesNo
4The vehicle is lifted up, engine is started and the tire is spun.YesNo
5The vehicle passes through the banners, flags, drooping branches or grass while making contact with them.YesNo
6The vehicle performs sporty driving on the circuit.YesNo
7When the vehicle uses the movable type car wash machine.YesNo
2Check that the following are applied to the condition that the pre-collision brake may operate.
1The vehicle passes through the ETC gate at a speed exceeding the specification.YesNo
2The vehicle drives close to the preceding vehicle.YesNo
3The vehicle drives on the place where the road surface gradient changed suddenly.YesNo
4The vehicle passes through the moisture or mass of smoke.YesNo
5When the exhaust gas emitted from the preceding vehicle is visible clearly at cold weather.YesNo
6There is an obstacle on the curve or crossing.YesNo
7The vehicle passes through close to other vehicle or obstacle.YesNo
8The vehicle parks close to the wall in front or to other vehicle.YesNo

CHECK LIST (AT RAPID START PREVENTION CONTROL)

Item NameYes/No
[1]: When AT rapid start prevention control did not operate.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the AT rapid start prevention control may not operate.
1Did the following conditions occur? 1: Distance from the front object is long. 2: Vehicle speed difference is small. 3: Lateral deviation is large (offset amount).YesNo
2It was bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm, dense fog).YesNo
3The visibility was insufficient due to sand or smoke blown in the air.YesNo
4The vehicle approached the object in the evening, in the morning or in the night.YesNo
5The vehicle approached the object in the dark place (e.g. closed-in parking lot).YesNo
6The height of the object was low. (low wall, low guardrail, vehicle with low height etc.)YesNo
7The object was small seen from the stereo camera. (small animals, infants, person squatting down or lying down)YesNo
8The object or rearmost area of the preceding vehicle (trailer, etc.) was small. Or the vehicle approached them too close. (The system triggers the operation by recognizing the area other than the rearmost section, resulting in insufficient control.)YesNo
9The object such as other vehicle, motorcycle, bicycle or pedestrian cut in from the side or jumped in front of the own vehicle.YesNo
10The own vehicle changed the vehicle lane when it started, and approached right behind the object.YesNo
11The vehicle was exposed to the intense light (backlight such as sunlight or headlight high-beam light) from the front of the vehicle.YesNo
12The windshield glass was covered with fog, snow, dirt, frost or sandy dust.YesNo
13The windshield glass has not yet been wiped off sufficiently during or after the use of the window washer.YesNo
14The recognition of the object was imperfect due to the raindrop or droplet of the window washer or the wiper blade blocking the visibility of the stereo camera.YesNo
15Canoes etc. loaded on the roof blocked the visibility of the stereo camera.YesNo
16The object existed out of the illuminating area of the headlight.YesNo
17The vehicle drove on the sharp turn, steep uphills or steep downhills.YesNo
18The object was a fence or wall with even pattern (striped pattern or bricks) or unpatterned surface.YesNo
19The object was a plate of glass, mirror wall or door.YesNo
20Crash avoidance operation (accelerator pedal, brake pedal, steering wheel, etc.) was performed.YesNo
2Check that the following are applied to the condition that the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light illuminates. (When the pre-collision brake OFF indicator light illuminates, the AT rapid start prevention control does not operate.)
1The pre-collision brake was turned off, using the pre-collision brake OFF switch.YesNo
2The VDC operation is stopped by pressing the VDC OFF switch.YesNo
3Approximately for 7 seconds after the engine has started.YesNo
4EyeSight is malfunctioning.YesNo
5EyeSight is stopped temporarily.YesNo
[2]: When AT rapid start prevention control operated improperly.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the releasing of the AT rapid start prevention control is desired.
1The vehicle is towed.YesNo
2The vehicle is loaded on the carrier car.YesNo
3The chassis dynamometer or free roller is used.YesNo
4The vehicle is lifted up, engine is started and the tire is spun.YesNo
5The vehicle passes through the banners, flags, drooping branches or grass while making contact with them.YesNo
6The vehicle performs sporty driving on the circuit.YesNo
2Check that the following are applied to the condition that the AT rapid start prevention control may operate.
1The vehicle passes through the ETC gate at a speed exceeding the specification.YesNo
2The vehicle drives close to the preceding vehicle.YesNo
3The vehicle drives on the place where the road surface gradient changed suddenly.YesNo
4The vehicle passes through the moisture or mass of smoke.YesNo
5There is an obstacle on the curve or crossing.YesNo
6The vehicle passes through close to other vehicle or obstacle.YesNo
7The vehicle parks close to the wall in front or to other vehicle.YesNo

CHECK LIST (LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, SWAY WARNING, FORWARD VEHICLE'S START MONITORING FUNCTION)

Item NameYes/No
[1]: When lane departure warning did not operate.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the lane departure warning does not operate or is difficult to operate.
1The lane departure warning is turned off.YesNo
2The vehicle speed of the own vehicle is approximately less than 50 km/h (31 MPH).YesNo
3That was approximately 7 seconds period after the lane departure warning had occurred once.YesNo
4The steering wheel was turned fully or rapidly.YesNo
5The brake pedal is depressed.YesNo
6The vehicle is accelerated by depressing the accelerator pedal.YesNo
7The vehicle distance from the preceding vehicle is short.YesNo
8That was approximately 7 seconds period while the turn signal indicator was operating or after the lever was returned.YesNo
9The vehicle has not returned inside the vehicle lane after the operation of the lane departure warning.YesNo
10The width of the vehicle lane is narrow.YesNo
11The vehicle lane is difficult to be recognized seen from the stereo camera. (Partition line (white line, etc.) does not exist or is disappearing. Or the color of the partition line is very similar to that of the road surface, and difficult to be seen. Or the width of the partition line is very thin.)YesNo
12The preceding vehicle performed crash avoidance action to avoid the obstacle, and the own vehicle performed steering operation after the preceding vehicle.YesNo
2Check that the following are applied to the condition that the lane departure warning OFF indicator light illuminates. (When the lane departure warning OFF indicator light illuminates, the lane departure warning does not operate.)
1The lane departure warning is turned off, using the lane departure warning OFF switch.YesNo
2The VDC operation is stopped by pressing the VDC OFF switch.YesNo
3Approximately for 7 seconds after the engine has started.YesNo
4EyeSight is malfunctioning.YesNo
5EyeSight is stopped temporarily.YesNo
[2]: When lane departure warning operated improperly.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the vehicle lane is recognized erroneously and the lane departure warning may operate.
1There was the tire track on the wet road or snow-covered road.YesNo
2There was the boundary line between snow-covered area and asphalt or on the trace of road repair.YesNo
3There was the double vehicle lane.YesNo
4The shadow of the guardrail was detected by mistake.YesNo
[3]: When sway warning did not operate.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the sway warning may not operate.
1The vehicle drove on the road with many curves in succession.YesNo
2The vehicle speed changed greatly.YesNo
3That was immediately after the vehicle lane had changed.YesNo
4The vehicle lane was difficult to be recognized seen from the stereo camera. (Partition line (white line, etc.) does not exist or is disappearing. Or the color of the partition line is very similar to that of the road surface, and difficult to be seen. Or the width of the partition line is very thin.)YesNo
5That was immediately after the sway had begun.YesNo
2Check that the following are applied to the condition that the lane departure warning OFF indicator light illuminates. (When the lane departure warning OFF indicator light illuminates, the sway warning does not operate.)
1The lane departure warning is turned off, using the lane departure warning OFF switch.YesNo
2The VDC operation is stopped by pressing the VDC OFF switch.YesNo
3Approximately for 7 seconds after the engine has started.YesNo
4EyeSight is malfunctioning.YesNo
5EyeSight is stopped temporarily.YesNo
[4]: When sway warning operated improperly.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the sway warning may operate.
1That was after the sway had stopped.YesNo
2The driver lost concentration on driving the vehicle due to fatigue or looking away.YesNo
[5]: When forward vehicle's start monitoring function did not operate or when it operated improperly.
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the forward vehicle's start monitoring function does not operate even when the preceding vehicle has already started, or the forward vehicle's start monitoring function operates even when the preceding vehicle has not yet started.
1The motorcycle cut in the space between the own vehicle and the stopped preceding vehicle.YesNo
2The vehicle could not recognize the preceding vehicle properly due to the weather condition or road shape.YesNo
3The stereo camera lost sight of the preceding vehicle.YesNo
4The driver did not depress the brake pedal with select lever in D, M or N range. (At this time, forward vehicle's start monitoring function does not operate.)YesNo

LIST

DTCSubaru Select Monitor display itemsContents of diagnosisReference
U0073Control Module Communication Bus "A" OffDetected when bus off status (the stereo camera detects the failure and is disconnected from CAN line) occurs.< Ref. to DTC U0073: CONTROL MODULE COMMUNICATION BUS "A" OFF , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0100Lost Communication With ECM/PCM "A"Detected when CAN data from ECM is not transmitted to stereo camera.< Ref. to DTC U0100: LOST COMMUNICATION WITH ECM/PCM "A" , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0101Lost Communication With TCMDetected when CAN data from TCM is not transmitted to stereo camera.< Ref. to DTC U0101: LOST COMMUNICATION WITH TCM , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0122Lost Communication With Vehicle Dynamics Control ModuleDetected when CAN data from VDC is not transmitted to stereo camera.< Ref. to DTC U0122: LOST COMMUNICATION WITH VEHICLE DYNAMICS CONTROL MODULE , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0140Lost Communication With Body Control ModuleDetected when CAN data from body integrated unit is not transmitted to stereo camera.< Ref. to DTC U0140: LOST COMMUNICATION WITH BODY CONTROL MODULE , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0155Lost Communication With Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC) Control ModuleDetected when CAN data from combination meter is not transmitted to stereo camera.< Ref. to DTC U0155: LOST COMMUNICATION WITH INSTRUMENT PANEL CLUSTER (IPC) CONTROL MODULE , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0401Invalid Data Received From ECM/PCM "A"Failure counter diagnosis of engine control module (ECM)< Ref. to DTC U0401: INVALID DATA RECEIVED FROM ECM/PCM "A" , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0402Invalid Data Received From TCMFailure counter diagnosis of automatic transmission control module (TCM)< Ref. to DTC U0402: INVALID DATA RECEIVED FROM TCM , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0416Invalid Data Received From Vehicle Dynamics Control ModuleFailure counter diagnosis of VDC control module (VDC Control Module)< Ref. to DTC U0416: INVALID DATA RECEIVED FROM VEHICLE DYNAMICS CONTROL MODULE , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0422Invalid Data Received From Body Control ModuleFailure counter diagnosis of body integrated unit< Ref. to DTC U0422: INVALID DATA RECEIVED FROM BODY CONTROL MODULE , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U0423Invalid Data Received From Instrument Panel Cluster Control ModuleFailure counter diagnosis of combination meter< Ref. to DTC U0423: INVALID DATA RECEIVED FROM INSTRUMENT PANEL CLUSTER CONTROL MODULE , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
U1001CAN-HS AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the high speed CAN communication circuit.< Ref. to DTC U1001: CAN-HS ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2801TCM AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the automatic transmission.< Ref. to DTC B2801: TCM ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2802ETC AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the electronic throttle control.< Ref. to DTC B2802: ETC ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2805BIU AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the body integrated unit.< Ref. to DTC B2805: BIU ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2806ECM AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the engine control module (ECM).< Ref. to DTC B2806: ECM ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2807Detected when cruise indicator illumination request from ECM and ON/OFF information of cruise function do not match.< Ref. to DTC B2807: ECM ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2809VDC AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the VDC.< Ref. to DTC B2809: VDC ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B280AVDC brake control malfunction 1 When the compulsory drive of brake light relay for VDC, ABS sequence control, or VDC sequence control is performed, the EyeSight warning light illuminates, and this DTC may be detected. At that time, clear the memory.< Ref. to DTC B280A: VDC ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B280BVDC brake control malfunction 2< Ref. to DTC B280B: VDC ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B280CVDC fluid pressure control is prohibited.< Ref. to DTC B280C: VDC ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B280DPre-collision brake assist is prohibited.< Ref. to DTC B280D: VDC ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B280EVDC wrong variant< Ref. to DTC B280E: VDC ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B280FMeter AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the CAN communication with combination meter.< Ref. to DTC B280F: METER ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2810Detected when different (undesignated) type of combination meter is installed.< Ref. to DTC B2810: METER ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2813Brake Switch AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the brake switch system.< Ref. to DTC B2813: BRAKE SWITCH ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2814Power Supply Volt ErrorDetected when battery voltage is below specified value or when the +B harness of the stereo camera is broken.< Ref. to DTC B2814: POWER SUPPLY VOLT ERROR , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2815Detected when battery voltage exceeds the specified value.< Ref. to DTC B2815: POWER SUPPLY VOLT ERROR , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2816Brake Control ErrorDetected when the large differences occur between left and right wheels in brake fluid pressure. When the ABS sequence control of VDC, VDC sequence control, or air bleeding from brake system with engine running is performed, the EyeSight warning light illuminates, and this DTC may be detected. At that time, clear the memory.< Ref. to DTC B2816: BRAKE CONTROL ERROR , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B2817Brake Lamp ErrorDetected when error occurs in the brake light illumination circuit. When the compulsory drive of brake light relay for VDC is performed, the EyeSight warning light illuminates, and this DTC may be detected. At that time, clear the memory.< Ref. to DTC B2817: BRAKE LAMP ERROR , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28A0Vehicle Model Judgment AbnormalDetected when the model code stored in EEPROM and the model code used for CAN data are different, or when +B harness of the stereo camera is broken at aiming completion.< Ref. to DTC B28A0: VEHICLE MODEL JUDGMENT ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28A1Adaptive CC ECM Communication Data ErrorAbnormal judgment for stereo camera by ECM Or detected when the stereo camera or ECM is assembled incorrectly.< Ref. to DTC B28A1: ADAPTIVE CC ECM COMMUNICATION DATA ERROR , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28A2Abnormal judgment for stereo camera data by VDC< Ref. to DTC B28A2: ADAPTIVE CC ECM COMMUNICATION DATA ERROR , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28A3Abnormal judgment for stereo camera data by combination meter< Ref. to DTC B28A3: ADAPTIVE CC ECM COMMUNICATION DATA ERROR , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28A5Detected when error occurs in the transmission data from stereo camera to ECM.< Ref. to DTC B28A5: ADAPTIVE CC ECM COMMUNICATION DATA ERROR , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28A6Stereo Camera AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the communication between stereo camera and CPU.< Ref. to DTC B28A6: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28A7Detected when error occurs in the communication data inside the control module due to external factors such as noises.< Ref. to DTC B28A7: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28A8< Ref. to DTC B28A8: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28A9< Ref. to DTC B28A9: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28AADetected when error occurs in the communication with microcomputer 1 system inside the stereo camera.< Ref. to DTC B28AA: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28ABStereo Camera AbnormalDetected when error occurs in the communication with microcomputer 2 system inside the stereo camera.< Ref. to DTC B28AB: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28ACDetected when error occurs in the ASIC system inside the stereo camera.< Ref. to DTC B28AC: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28ADDetected when error occurs in the stereo camera image system.< Ref. to DTC B28AD: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28AEDetected when error occurs in the internal power supply system of stereo camera.< Ref. to DTC B28AE: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28AFDetected when adjustment/inspection of camera has not been completed normally.< Ref. to DTC B28AF: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28B0Detected when error occurs in pre-collision brake/lane departure warning OFF switch or harness, or also detected when the switch is held for 45 seconds or more.< Ref. to DTC B28B0: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28B1Detected when the optical axis of stereo camera is deviated in lateral direction or when the fluctuation range of automatic adjustment value has been enlarged.< Ref. to DTC B28B1: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28B2Detected when the temperature of the stereo camera excessively increases. (When this DTC is detected, the camera will not return to the normal state after performing adjustment or inspection. In this case, always replace the stereo camera.)< Ref. to DTC B28B2: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
B28B3Detected when the temperature of the stereo camera excessively decreases. (When this DTC is detected, the camera will not return to the normal state after performing adjustment or inspection. In this case, always replace the stereo camera.)< Ref. to DTC B28B3: STEREO CAMERA ABNORMAL , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >

If the following cancel codes are detected from the stereo camera, all the functions of the EyeSight excluding the conventional cruise control stop temporarily and cannot be used. When the failure is resolved, the function starts operating.

Note. Temporary stop is not released even if the lane departure warning OFF switch or pre-collision brake OFF switch is pressed. Depending on the situation, temporary stop may not be released even if the ignition switch is turned off.

Cancel codeSubaru Select Monitor display itemsContents of diagnosisReference
25-33HCamera temporary stopDetected when engine speed is 300 RPM or less. (During CRUISE MAIN ON, "E3" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because operating condition is not met" is displayed in the multi-function display.)Detected when the engine speed drops below 300 RPM after the engine has started once.
60-A0HCAN diagnosis prohibitedThe voltage dropped below 10 V immediately after IGN ON. (During CRUISE MAIN ON, "E3" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because operating condition is not met" is displayed in the multi-function display.)This code may be displayed when the engine is not started for a while with the ignition switch ON and when the engine has started after that. This is a normal operation. If this is not the case, the supply voltage may be malfunctioning. < Ref. to DTC B2814: POWER SUPPLY VOLT ERROR , Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). >
61-A1HECM reprogrammingBecause the control module (CM) is being reprogrammed, temporary stop is performed. (During CRUISE MAIN ON, "E3" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because operating condition is not met" is displayed in the multi-function display.)After the completion of the reprogramming operation, turn the ignition to OFF and restart. If the operation returns from the temporary stop status, it is normal.
65-C0HPre-crash hard brake operationBecause the pre-collision secondary brake operated three times between engine starting and stopping, the temporary stop is performed. (This is not a normal operation, or the system failure may occur.) (During CRUISE MAIN ON, "E3" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because operating condition is not met" is displayed in the multi-function display.)This code may be displayed when the pre-collision brake is operated intentionally. Turn the ignition switch to OFF, and restart after a while. If the operation returns from the temporary stop status, it is normal. When temporary stop status continues with the code other than 65-C0H after restart, perform diagnosis according to the code. When temporary stop status continues with the code of 65-C0H after restart, the stereo camera may be malfunctioning. In this case, replace the stereo camera. < Ref. to REMOVAL , Stereo Camera. >
72-CCHCamera temporary stopTemporary stop was performed due to the bad weather, backlight, fogged window or dirty window interfering with the recognition function of the stereo camera. And also when the front of the camera is blocked by the hand or when it is very dark around the vehicle or when the vehicle is surrounded by the blanket of snow and nothing can be seen from the stereo camera, this code may be displayed even after the temperature becomes extremely high or low. (During CRUISE MAIN ON, "E1" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because stereo camera has poor visibility" is displayed in the multi-function display.)Investigate the following items No. 1 and No. 2, and check that the possible cause of the temporary stop is applied either to No. 1 or No. 2. Using the "CHECK LIST (CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP)", investigate the cause of the temporary stop. < Ref. to CHECK LIST (CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP) , LIST, List of Cancel Code. > When there is a relevant item in the check list, it can be the cause of malfunction. Read the temporary stop count stored in the temporary stop count of current data, and check the cause of the temporary stop occurred in the past from "LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS". < Ref. to LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS , LIST, List of Cancel Code. > When the causes of the temporary stop for No. 1 and No. 2 correspond, drive the vehicle for a while after the cause of the temporary stop has been eliminated. If the operation returns from the temporary stop status, it is normal. (However, when the occurrence and cancellation of the temporary stop take place repeatedly, the temporary stop status is held to prevent the irritation, delaying the return of the operation.) When this is not the case, check the stereo camera and its periphery. < Ref. to WINDSHIELD GLASS AND DASHBOARD , INSPECTION, General Description. > < Ref. to FRONT WIPER , INSPECTION, General Description. > < Ref. to STEREO CAMERA , INSPECTION, General Description. >
72-CDH
72-CEHThe temperature of the stereo camera became excessively high or low, and the operation stopped temporarily. (During CRUISE MAIN ON, "E2" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because acceptable temperature range of camera is exceeded" is displayed in the Multi-function display.)Perform inspection concerning the item for 72-CEH of the "CHECK LIST (CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP)". < Ref. to CHECK LIST (CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP) , LIST, List of Cancel Code. > When the failure is resolved, and the operation returns from the temporary stop status, it is normal. When the operation does not return from the temporary status even if driving the vehicle for a while after the failure has been resolved, replace the stereo camera. < Ref. to REMOVAL , Stereo Camera. >
72-E5HThe operation stopped temporarily due to vertical deviation of the optical axis of the stereo camera. (During CRUISE MAIN ON, "E3" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because operating condition is not met" is displayed in the multi-function display.)Perform inspection concerning the item for 72-E5H of the "CHECK LIST (CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP)". < Ref. to CHECK LIST (CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP) , LIST, List of Cancel Code. > This code may be displayed when the rear of the vehicle is lowered by the overload. When the failure is resolved, and the operation returns from the temporary stop status after driving for a while, it is normal. If this item is displayed in an ordinary use under which the vehicle is not tilted, readjust the stereo camera. < Ref. to PROCEDURE , Camera Adjustment, Inspection. > If the same cancel code is still detected after readjustment, replace the stereo camera. < Ref. to REMOVAL , Stereo Camera. >

LIST OF CONTENTS FOR CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP: 0 - 23 COUNTS

Read the camera temporary stop count from Current Data Display & Save of Subaru Select Monitor, estimate the possible cause of the temporary stop according to the chart below. (After clearing the memory, the number of occurrence for each temporary stop is accumulated.)

Subaru Select Monitor display itemsMain causesPossible conditions for temporary stop (including events occurring less frequently)Cancel code/DTCMeter display
Camera temporary stop 0 countBacklight of the sunlightBacklight, dirty window glass, fogged window glass, frost on the window glass, oil film on the window glass, raindrop adhering to the window glass, fingerprint adhering to the lens, deteriorated wiper, front of the camera is blocked by hand, object on the dashboard reflected against the windshield glass, bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm, dense fog), unpatterned wall, fence, wall with vertical stripe, water drop raised by preceding vehicle, steep slope, banner, grass, preceding vehicle with large uneven surface (trailer, etc.), preceding vehicle driving in the night without illuminating the tail light72-CCE1
Camera temporary stop 1 count Camera temporary stop 2 countDirty window glass, fogged window glass, frost on the window glass, oil film on the window glass, raindrop adhering to the window glass, fingerprint adhering to the lens, object on the dashboard reflected against the windshield glass, bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm), water drop raised by preceding vehicle
Camera temporary stop 3 countFogged window glass, frost on the window glassBacklight, dirty window glass, fogged window glass, frost on the window glass, oil film on the window glass, raindrop adhering to the window glass, fingerprint adhering to the lens, deteriorated wiper, front of the camera is blocked by hand, object on the dashboard reflected against the windshield glass, bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm, dense fog), water drop raised by preceding vehicle, very dark and no obstacle around the vehicle, unpatterned wall, blanket of snow around the vehicle and no obstacle is found
Camera temporary stop 4 countFront of the camera is blocked by hand.Backlight, dirty window glass, fogged window glass, frost on the window glass, oil film on the window glass, raindrop adhering to the window glass, fingerprint adhering to the lens, deteriorated wiper, front of the camera is blocked by hand, object on the dashboard reflected against the windshield glass, bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm, dense fog), banner, grass, etc.
Camera temporary stop 5 countHeavy snowfall in the nightHeavy snowfall in the night, wall with vertical stripe, fence, etc.
Camera temporary stop 6 countDirty window glass, fogged window glass, frost on the window glass, oil film on the window glass, raindrop adhering to the window glass, fingerprint adhering to the lens, object on the dashboard reflected against the windshield glass, bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm), water drop raised by preceding vehicleBacklight, dirty window glass, fogged window glass, frost on the window glass, oil film on the window glass, raindrop adhering to the window glass, fingerprint adhering to the lens, deteriorated wiper, front of the camera is blocked by hand, object on the dashboard reflected against the windshield glass, bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm, dense fog), water drop raised by preceding vehicle, preceding vehicle driving in the night without illuminating the tail light, preceding vehicle with large uneven surface (trailer, etc.), etc.
Camera temporary stop 7 countNot used
Camera temporary stop 8 countMalfunction of electronic circuitThis temporary stop occurs when there is an object blocking the visibility of the camera at IGN ON or when the camera was exposed to the backlight during startup. This temporary stop occurs immediately after IGN ON. Unless the ignition switch is turned to OFF, the temporary stop is not canceled.72-CDE1
Camera temporary stop 9 countMalfunction of electronic circuitThis item may be displayed when the condition that there is no object around the vehicle continues for a long time.
Camera temporary stop 10 countMalfunction of electronic circuitThis item is displayed when the cause of the temporary stop has not been eliminated for several hours. When the vehicle is driven with a piece of paper applied in front of the camera or with the object placed on the dashboard reflected against the windshield glass, the temporary stop status continues for a long time.
Camera temporary stop 11 countBacklightBacklight
Camera temporary stop 12 countMalfunction of electronic circuitThis item is displayed by the snowfall in the night, wall with vertical stripe or fence, etc.
Camera temporary stop 13 countThe number of surrounding objects is larger than expected.When the number of surrounding objects is larger than expected, etc.
Camera temporary stop 14 countDirty window glass, fogged window glass, frost on the window glass, oil film on the window glass, raindrop adhering to the window glass, fingerprint adhering to the lens, object on the dashboard reflected against the windshield glass, bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm)Backlight, dirty window glass, fogged window glass, frost on the window glass, oil film on the window glass, raindrop adhering to the window glass, fingerprint adhering to the lens, deteriorated wiper, front of the camera is blocked by hand, object on the dashboard reflected against the windshield glass, bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm, dense fog), water drop raised by preceding vehicle, banner, grass, preceding vehicle with large uneven surface (trailer, etc.), etc.
Camera temporary stop 15 countNot used
Camera temporary stop 16 countWhen the vehicle is tilted excessively by the heavy loadThe vehicle is tilted excessively by the heavy load. The vehicle drives on the steep uphills or steep downhills. The stereo camera was subject to impact, and the displacement or distortion occurred.72-E5E3
Camera temporary stop 17 countMalfunction of electronic circuitThis item is displayed by the reflection of the object on the dashboard.B28B1EyeSight warning light illuminates.
Camera temporary stop 18 countCamera has been deformed by hitting it.Camera has been deformed by hitting it.
Camera temporary stop 19 count
Camera temporary stop 20 count
Camera temporary stop 21 count
Camera temporary stop 22 countNot used
Camera temporary stop 23 countHigh temperature (Camera portion: approx. 70°C or more), low temperature (Camera portion: approx. - 10°C or less)High temperature (Camera portion: approx. 70°C or more), low temperature (Camera portion: approx. -10°C or less)72-CEE2

CHECK LIST (CAMERA TEMPORARY STOP)

Even when the set status of the adaptive cruise control is canceled or temporary stop status occurs, the cancel codes will not be retained for the following.

  1. When the VDC operation is stopped by pressing the VDC OFF switch
  2. When the pre-collision brake operation is stopped by pressing the pre-collision brake OFF switch
  3. When the lane departure warning is stopped by pressing the lane departure warning OFF switch
  4. Immediately after the engine start

If not applicable to the cases described above, and the cancel code is displayed, perform the inspection according to the following items.

Item NameYes/No
[1]: Cancel code [72-CCH, 72-CDH] (At this time, "E1" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because stereo camera has poor visibility" is displayed in the multi-function display.)
1Check that the following are applied to the conditions that are difficult to be recognized by the stereo camera.
1It was bad weather (heavy rain, snowstorm, dense fog; especially when the oil film adheres to the windshield glass, the glass coating agent is used, or when the old wiper is used).YesNo
2The vehicle was exposed to the intense light (backlight such as sunlight or headlight high-beam light) from the front of the vehicle.YesNo
3The raindrops, water drops or dirt on the windshield glass are not wiped off sufficiently.YesNo
4The windshield glass is covered with fog, snow, dirt, frost or sandy dust, and either of them blocks the visibility of the stereo camera.YesNo
5The vehicle was tilted excessively by the heavy load.YesNo
6Canoes etc. loaded on the roof blocked the visibility of the stereo camera.YesNo
7The field of view was insufficient due to water or snow raised by the preceding vehicle or oncoming vehicle, or the moisture, sand, smoke or sandy dust blown in the wind.YesNo
8The vehicle passed through the outlet or inlet of a tunnel.YesNo
9The rearmost area of preceding vehicle was small (trailer, etc.), low or uneven.YesNo
10The object was a fence or wall with even pattern (striped pattern or bricks) or unpatterned surface.YesNo
11The object was a plate of glass, mirror wall or door.YesNo
12The tail light of the preceding vehicle did not illuminate during nighttime hours or inside the tunnel.YesNo
13The vehicle passed through the banners, flags, drooping branches or grass.YesNo
14The vehicle drove on the steep uphills or steep downhills.YesNo
15Front of the camera was blocked by the hand.YesNo
16It was very dark and there was no obstacle around the vehicle.YesNo
17The surrounding surface was similarly colored. (There is snow as far as the eye can see.)YesNo
18Dirt such as fingerprint adhered to the lens portion of the stereo camera.YesNo
19Stable recognition was difficult because of reflection to the windshield glass.YesNo
20The stereo camera was subject to impact, and the displacement or distortion occurred.YesNo
[2]: Cancel code [72-CEH] (At this time, "E2" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because acceptable temperature range of camera is exceeded" is displayed in the multi-function display.)
1Check that the following is applied to the condition that the temperature of the stereo camera becomes excessively high or low.
1The compartment temperature was high. (For example: The vehicle was left under the scorching sun.) Or the compartment temperature was low. (For example: The vehicle was left under the frigid environment.)YesNo
[3]: Cancel code [72-E5H] (At this time, "E3" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because operating condition is not met" is displayed in the multi-function display.)
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the vertical deviation of the optical axis of stereo camera occurs.
1The vehicle was tilted excessively by the heavy load.YesNo
2The vehicle drove on the steep uphills or steep downhills.YesNo
3The stereo camera was subject to impact, and the displacement or distortion occurred.YesNo
[4]: Cancel code [25-33H] (At this time, "E3" is displayed in the multi information display. "System halted temporarily because operating condition is not met" is displayed in the multi-function display.)
1Check that the following are applied to the condition that the engine speed drops below 300 RPM.YesNo

ECM

When the cruise control is cancelled, the ECM outputs the following cancel codes.

Cancel codeSubaru Select Monitor display itemsContents of diagnosisReference
11Main switchMain switch of cruise control command switch is turned to OFF, and then the cruise control is released.This DTC is displayed without operating the main switch. < Ref. to 11 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
12Stop & Brake switchStop light switch or brake switch is turned to ON, and then the cruise control is released.This DTC is displayed without depressing the brake pedal. < Ref. to 12 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
14Neutral switchNeutral position switch is turned to ON, and then the cruise control is released.This DTC is displayed without shifting to neutral position. < Ref. to 14 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
15Cancel switchCancel switch is turned to ON, and then the cruise control is released.This DTC is displayed without operating the cancel switch. < Ref. to 15 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
16Ignition switchIgnition switch is turned to OFF, and then the cruise control is released.This DTC is displayed without operating the ignition switch. < Ref. to 16 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
21Abnormality of switches when Ignition switch onWhen the ignition switch is turned to ON, each switch of cruise control command switch is already turned to ON.This DTC is displayed when turning ignition switch to ON without operating the cruise control switch. < Ref. to 21 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
22Abnormality of change in vehicle speedMalfunction of vehicle speed signal variation is detected.< Ref. to 22 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
24Abnormality of switches related to cruise controlOpen circuit of cruise control switch is detected during cruise driving. (The system is judged as model without cruise control.)This DTC is displayed with normal operation. < Ref. to 24 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
31Engine SpeedAbnormal increase of engine speed is detected. Gear is placed in Neutral, 1st or Reverse position.Cruise in 2nd shift position or more. < Ref. to 31 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
32Cruse Control out of RangeVehicle speed exceeds the controllable range during cruising. Set operation was performed at vehicle speed unavailable for setting. RESUME operation was performed without memorized vehicle speed. System entered X MODE.This DTC is displayed, though the vehicle speed is increased to the speed available for cruise set and set operation was performed again. < Ref. to 32 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
34Prohibition of cruise control at continuing big Accel. angleThe vehicle has been driven at higher speed than set vehicle speed for an abnormally long time (approximately 10 minutes) during cruise driving.< Ref. to 34 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
35Prohibition of cruise control at vehicle speed F/B malfunctionSet vehicle speed cannot be kept because of some reasons (steep uphill, parking brake, abnormal decrease of engine output, etc.) during cruise driving.< Ref. to 35 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
41VDC/TCS/EPB OperatingVehicle dynamics control (VDC), TCS or EPB is operated during cruise driving or cruise setting.< Ref. to 41 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
43ABS/VDC FailureWhen CRUISE switch is ON, ABS or vehicle dynamics control (VDC) system malfunction is detected.< Ref. to 43 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
44Body Integrated unit FailureWhen CRUISE switch is ON, body integrated unit system malfunction is detected.< Ref. to 44 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
45Meter FailureWhen CRUISE switch is ON, combination meter malfunction is detected.< Ref. to 45 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
47Adaptive CC ECM malfunctionWhen CRUISE switch is ON, stereo camera malfunction is detected.Check the DTCs related to stereo camera.
49TCM FailureTransmission control module (TCM) malfunction is detected during cruise driving or cruise setting.< Ref. to 49 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
53Adaptive cruise control compulsory cancellationStereo camera detects the release command of the cruise control during cruise driving or cruise setting operation.Check the stereo camera. Confirm the display contents of the current data "ACC forced cancellation code 1 - 8", and perform inspection. < Ref. to LIST OF ACC FORCED CANCELLATION CODE , LIST, List of Cancel Code. >
54Release SWBrake control module detects the brake pedal operation by the driver during cruise driving or cruise setting operation.If this code is detected when the brake pedal is not depressed intentionally, check the release switch.
55Adaptive cruise control reception data abnormalWhen CRUISE switch is ON, malfunction is detected in the reception data from the stereo camera.Check the cancel code of stereo camera.
61Brake Switch FailureMalfunction in the stop light & brake switch is detected.< Ref. to 61 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
62Neutral Switch FailureNeutral position switch malfunction is detected.< Ref. to 62 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
63Abnormality 1 of change in vehicle speedMalfunction of vehicle speed signal variation is detected.< Ref. to 63 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
64Engine Sensor Failure 1Malfunction related to engine is detected.< Ref. to 64 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
65Abnormality 1 of switches related to cruise controlCruise control command switch malfunction is detected. (When the switch is pressed ON for a long time (approximately two minutes), stuck ON condition is detected.)< Ref. to 65 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >
66Cruise Control Calculation ErrorCruise control calculation (microcomputer) malfunction is detected.< Ref. to 66 , Diagnostic Procedure with Cancel Code. >

LIST OF ACC FORCED CANCELLATION CODE

When the following forced cancellation codes are detected from the stereo camera, the cruise control will be cancelled.

The following chart is the list of contents displayed in "ACC forced cancellation code 1 - 8" of "Current Data Display & Save".

For 1 through 8, 1 is the latest record, and the maximum of 8 experienced forced cancellation codes are displayed. The same code stores the last IG number.

Subaru Select Monitor display itemsDescription
No cancel codeDisplayed when the cancel code of the cruise control is not stored.
Adaptive mode: Low speed, no leading vehicleDuring driving in the adaptive cruise mode, this item is displayed when the own vehicle speed becomes 30 km/h (19 MPH) or less, and the detection status of the preceding vehicle changes from Present --> Not present, and the cruise control is canceled.
Adaptive mode: Camera temporary stopDuring driving in the adaptive cruise mode, this item is displayed when the cruise control is canceled by temporarily stopping the EyeSight.
Adaptive mode: Leading vehicle no accelerationDuring driving in the adaptive cruise mode, this item is displayed when the driver attempted to set the cruise control, however it was impossible because the preceding vehicle had not yet started.
Constant speed mode: Low speedDuring driving in the constant speed mode, this item is displayed when the own vehicle speed becomes approximately 30 km/h or less and the cruise control is canceled.
Common: Wheel speed sensor abnormalThis item is displayed when the cruise control is canceled because of the wheel speed sensor malfunctions.
Common: Brake operationThis item is displayed when the cruise control is canceled by the brake operation of the driver.
Common: Pre-crash brakeThis item is displayed when the cruise control is canceled by the operation of the pre-collision brake.
Common: AT manual modeThis item is displayed when the cruise control is canceled because the AT is shifted into manual mode or paddle operation is performed.
Common: VDC switch OFFThis item is displayed when the VDC function is turned off by the VDC OFF switch and the cruise control is canceled.
Common: Door openThis item is displayed when the cruise control is canceled by opening the driver's door, passenger's door or rear doors.
Common: Driver's seat belt releasedThis item is displayed when the cruise control is canceled by unfastening the driver's seat belt.
Common: High speedThis item is displayed when the own vehicle speed becomes approximately 160 km/h (99 MPH) or more and the cruise control is canceled.
Common: AT gear rangeThis item is displayed when the following occurs. Since the driver desired to drive the vehicle in the adaptive cruise mode or in the constant speed mode, he or she performed SET or RES operation. However, the operation was not accepted because it was done immediately after D-range shifting.
Common: Road surface inclineThis item is displayed when the road surface gradient was judged to be steep and the cruise control is canceled.
Common: ABS operationThis item is displayed when the cruise control is canceled by the operation of the ABS.
Common: Large steering operationThis item is displayed when the steering wheel is fully turned and the cruise control is canceled.
Adaptive mode: Stop judgmentThis item is displayed when the cruise control is cancelled after the own vehicle stops followed by the preceding vehicle in the adaptive cruise control mode.
Common: Parking brakes pullThis item is displayed when the cruise control is cancelled by the parking brake application.
Adaptive mode: Stop forced cancellationThis item is displayed when the cruise control is cancelled by the following operation. In adaptive cruise control mode, the own vehicle stops after the preceding vehicle stops. Then, the driver repeats SET or RES operation, and automatic brake control continues for 120 seconds.
Common: X modeThis item is displayed when the cruise control is cancelled by switching SI Drive mode to X mode.
TSM actuationThis item is displayed when the cruise control is cancelled by the operation of TSM commanded by VDC.
VDC actuationThis item is displayed when the cruise control is cancelled by the understeer control, oversteer control, or operation of TCS commanded by VDC.
NOTE: ACC: Adaptive Cruise Control "Adaptive cruise mode": Adaptive cruise control "Constant speed mode": Conventional cruise control "Common": Adaptive cruise control and conventional cruise control
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ACC: Adaptive Cruise Control "Adaptive cruise mode": Adaptive cruise control "Constant speed mode": Conventional cruise control "Common": Adaptive cruise control and conventional cruise control