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Brake Control System - Specifications, Electrical/electronic (Convertible): Specifications Volvo C70 I

Signal specification, ABS/DSTC (dynamic stability and traction control) control module

All the values given are between the relevant terminal in column 1 and terminals #A15 or #A46 (ground), unless otherwise indicated in brackets.

Note. It is important that the breakout box is connected and that the ground terminals have been checked before readings are taken.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)Ubat =Battery voltage (V)
I =Current in amperes (A)Ulow =Voltage approximately 0 V
F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A1#1Pressure build-up valve signalPulse width modulated signal I=Max 4 A F=18 kHz
#A2#2
#A3#3Front right wheel sensor signalTooth against sensor: Iapprox.14 mA Uapprox.9 V Cover against sensor: Iapprox.7 mA Uapprox.10 V (at normal system voltage)The wheel sensors generate a current for the control module. When the pulse wheel rotates, the sensor generates a pulsed current (quadratic wave) where the strength of the current depends on the position of the pulse wheel. The frequency increases with speed.
#A4#4Power supply, rear right wheel sensorU = UbatThe wheel sensor receives 12 V from the control module.
#A5#5
#A6#6Power supply, rear right wheel sensorU = UbatThe wheel sensor receives 12 V from the control module.
#A7#7Rear right wheel sensor signalTooth against sensor: Iapprox.14 mA Uapprox.9 V Cover against sensor: Iapprox.7 mA Uapprox.10 V (at normal system voltage)The wheel sensors generate a current for the control module. When the pulse wheel rotates, the sensor generates a pulsed current (quadratic wave) where the strength of the current depends on the position of the pulse wheel. The frequency increases with speed.
#A8#8
#A9#9Signal ground, lateral acceleration sensorUapprox.Ulow
#A10#10Brake pressure sensor 2 signalSensitivity: 230 mV/kPa (23 mV/bar) Operating range: 0-17 MPa (0-170 bar) (0.25 V-4.75 V) Not pressured: 0.5 V
#A11#11Signal ground, yaw rate sensor 1Uapprox.Ulow
#A12#12Brake pressure sensor 1 signalSensitivity: 230 mV/kPa (23 mV/bar) Operating range: 0-17 MPa (0-170 bar) (0.25 V-4.75 V) Not pressured: 0.5 V
#A13#13Pedal pressure sensor signalBrake pedal released: Uapprox.12 V DC Brake pedal released: F=142.8 HzThe signal is measured to terminal #15. The control module transmits a pulsed test signal between 0 and 12 V to check the circuit. The terminal is tested when the brake pedal is depressed.
#A14#14Yaw rate sensor 2 signalSensitivity: 27.0 mV/°/s Operating range: +75°/s - -75°/s (0.475 V-4.525 V) 0° = 2.5 V Left turn: >2.50 V Right turn: <2.50 V
#A15#15Power and signal ground (measured to battery negative terminal)Uapprox.Ulow
#A16#1630-supply inlet and outlet valves (power supply from the battery to the intake and exhaust valves)Uapprox.UbatPower supply to the in and outlet valves and signal to the control module.
#A17#17Supply voltage pressure build-up valveU=4.75-5.25 V
#A18#18
#A19#19Control modules communication cable (CAN H)U=2-3 V
#A20#20Control modules communication cable (CAN L)U=2-3 V
#A21#21
#A22#22
#A23#23Stop lamp switch signalOpen: Uapprox.Ulow Closed: Uapprox.UbatThe stop lamp switch closes when braking.
#A24#24
#A25#25Lateral acceleration sensor supply voltageU=4.75-5.25 V
#A26#26Brake pressure sensor 2 signal groundUapprox.Ulow
#A27#27Yaw rate sensor 2 power supplyU=4.75-5.25 V
#A28#28Brake pressure sensor 1 signal groundUapprox.Ulow
#A29#29Pedal pressure sensor signalBrake pedal released: F=142.8 Hz Brake pedal released: Uapprox.12 V DCThe signal is measured to terminal #15. The control module transmits a pulsed test signal between 0 and 12 V to check the circuit. The terminal is tested when the brake pedal is unaffected.
#A30#30Signal ground, yaw rate sensor 2Uapprox.Ulow
#A31#31
#A32#32Voltage reading pedal pressure sensorUapprox.Ubat
#A33#33Front left wheel sensor signalTooth against sensor: Iapprox.14 mA Uapprox.9 V Cover against sensor: Iapprox.7 mA Uapprox.10 V (at normal system voltage)The wheel sensors generate a current for the control module. When the pulse wheel rotates, the sensor generates a pulsed current (quadratic wave) where the strength of the current depends on the position of the pulse wheel. The frequency increases with speed.
#A34#34Front left wheel sensor power supplyU = UbatThe wheel sensor receives 12 V from the control module.
#A35#35
#A36#36Rear left wheel sensor power supplyU = UbatThe wheel sensor receives 12 V from the control module.
#A37#37Rear left wheel sensor signalTooth against sensor: Iapprox.14 mA Uapprox.9 V Cover against sensor: Iapprox.7 mA Uapprox.10 V (at normal system voltage)The wheel sensors generate a current for the control module. When the pulse wheel rotates, the sensor generates a pulsed current (quadratic wave) where the strength of the current depends on the position of the pulse wheel. The frequency increases with speed.
#A38#38
#A39#39
#A40#40Lateral acceleration sensor signalSensitivity: 1.2 V/g Operating range: -1.7g - +1.7g (-1.7g = 4.75 V) (+1.7g = 0.25 V) (0g = 2.5 V) Left turn: <2.50 V Right turn: >2.50 V
#A41#41Brake pressure sensor 2 power supplyU=4.75-5.25 V
#A42#42Yaw rate sensor 1 signalSensitivity: 27.0 mV/°/s Operating range: +75°/s - -75°/s (0.475 V-4.525 V) (0° = 2.5 V) Left turn: <2.50 V Right turn: >2.50 V
#A43#43Brake pressure sensor 1 power supplyU=4.75-5.25 V
#A44#4415-supply (power supply from the ignition switch)U = Ubat
#A45#45Yaw rate sensor 1 power supplyU=4.75-5.25 V
#A46#46Power and signal groundU = Ulow
#A47#4730-supply pump motor (power supply from the battery)U = Ubat

Signal specification, ABS control module

All values given are between the relevant terminal in column 1 and terminal #A8 or #A24 (ground), unless otherwise indicated in brackets.

Note. It is important that the breakout box is connected and that the ground terminals have been checked before readings are taken.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)Ubat =Battery voltage (V)
I =Current in amperes (A)Ulow =Voltage approximately 0 V
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A1#1Front left wheel sensor signalTooth against sensor: Iapprox.14 mA Uapprox.9 V Cover against sensor: Iapprox.7 mA Uapprox.10 V (at normal system voltage)The wheel sensors generate a current for the control module. When the pulse wheel rotates, the sensor generates a pulsed current (quadratic wave) where the strength of the current depends on the position of the pulse wheel. The frequency increases with speed.
#A2#2Front left wheel sensor power supplyU = Ubat
#A3#3
#A4#415l-supply (power supply from ignition switch)U = Ubat
#A5#5Rear left wheel sensor signalTooth against sensor: Iapprox.14 mA Uapprox.9 V Cover against sensor: Iapprox.7 mA Uapprox.10 V (at normal system voltage)The wheel sensors generate a current for the control module. When the pulse wheel rotates, the sensor generates a pulsed current (quadratic wave) where the strength of the current depends on the position of the pulse wheel. The frequency increases with speed.
#A6#6Rear left wheel sensor power supplyU = Ubat
#A7#7
#A8#8Power and signal ground (measured to battery negative terminal)Uapprox.Ulow
#A9#930-supply inlet and outlet valves (power supply from the battery to the intake and exhaust valves)Uapprox.UbatPower supply to the in and outlet valves and signal to the control module.
#A10#10Control modules communication cable (CAN L)U=2-3V
#A11#11Control modules communication cable (CAN H)U=2-3V
#A12#12
#A13#13
#A14#14Stop lamp switch signal (applies only to AWD TRACS)Open: Uapprox.Ulow Closed: Uapprox.Ubat.The stop lamp switch closes when braking.
#A15#15
#A16#16
#A17#17
#A18#18Stop lamp switch signalOpen: Uapprox.Ulow Closed: Uapprox.UbatThe stop lamp switch closes when braking.
#A19#19Front right wheel sensor signalTooth against sensor: Iapprox.14 mA Uapprox.9 V Cover against sensor: Iapprox.7 mA Uapprox.10 V (at normal system voltage)The wheel sensors generate a current for the control module. When the pulse wheel rotates, the sensor generates a pulsed current (quadratic wave) where the strength of the current depends on the position of the pulse wheel. The frequency increases with speed.
#A20#20Power supply, rear right wheel sensorU = Ubat
#A21#21
#A22#22Power supply, rear right wheel sensorU = UbatThe wheel sensor receives 12 V from the control module.
#A23#23Rear right wheel sensor signalTooth against sensor: Iapprox.14 mA Uapprox.9 V Cover against sensor: Iapprox.7 mA Uapprox.10 V (at normal system voltage)The wheel sensors generate a current for the control module. When the pulse wheel rotates, the sensor generates a pulsed current (quadratic wave) where the strength of the current depends on the position of the pulse wheel. The frequency increases with speed.
#A24#24Power and signal ground (measured to battery negative terminal)Uapprox.Ulow
#A25#2530-supply pump motor (power supply from the battery)Uapprox.Ubat

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9511354
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