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Entertainment Systems 42 illustrations ~914 words

SIGNAL SPECIFICATION

General

Note. It is important to check ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Scheme 5

Scheme 5
TerminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A1Antenna signalInput signal FMsub
#A2Antenna signalInput signal AM/FMmain. Vehicles equipped with TMC - Phantom power supply for traffic message channel module (TMC). Vehicles without TMC - Phantom power supply for antenna amplifier.

CONNECTOR A

Scheme 6

Scheme 6
TerminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#B130 supplyU = U bat

CONNECTOR B

Scheme 7

Scheme 7
TerminalSignal typeIgnition on
#C1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#C2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

CONNECTOR C

GENERAL

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0 VT =Time in seconds
PWM =Pulse width modulated signal as a %

Scheme 8

Scheme 8
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#1#1Speaker left front door (-)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on control module output.
#2#2Center speaker (-)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 11 V depending on control module output.
#3#3Speaker right front door (-)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on control module output.
#4#4Speaker left rear door (-)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on control module output.
#5#5Speaker right rear door (-)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on control module output.
#6Activation signalU = U batU=U bat , the control module is activated U=U low control module not activated
#7
#8Microphone, signal groundU = U low
#9#9Speaker left front door (+)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on control module output.
#10#10Center speaker (+)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 11 V depending on control module output.
#11#11Speaker right front door (+)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on control module output.
#12#12Speaker left rear door (+)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on control module output.
#13#13Speaker right rear door (+)Analog output signal when the speaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on control module output.
#14
#15
#16Microphone, signal (+)Analog input signal when the microphone is in use

CONNECTOR C977

Scheme 9

Scheme 9

Note. The connector is only on vehicles with headset panels.

Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#1#1Headphones 1, left headphoneAnalog output signal when the headphones are in use
#2#2Headphones 1, right headphoneAnalog output signal when the headphones are in use
#3#3Headphones 2, left headphoneAnalog output signal when the headphones are in use
#4#4Headphones 2, right headphoneAnalog output signal when the headphones are in use
#5
#6
#7#7Headphones 3, left headphoneAnalog output signal when the headphones are in use
#8#8Headphones 3, right headphoneAnalog output signal when the headphones are in use
#9#9Headphones 4, left headphoneAnalog output signal when the headphones are in use
#10#10Headphones 4, right headphoneAnalog output signal when the headphones are in use
#11
#12
#13#13Headphones 1, signal groundU = U low
#14#14Headphones 2, signal groundU = U low
#15#15Headphones 1 and 2, signal ground buttonsU = U low
#16#16Headphones 1, control signal buttonsAnalog input signal when buttons for track selection and source are usedU = 5.0 V (no headphone panel connected) U = 4.02 V (no button activated) U = 3.16 V (previous track) U = 2.37 V (next track) U = 0.9 V (select source)
#17#17Headphones 2, control signal buttonsAnalog input signal when buttons for track selection and source are usedU = 5.0 V (no headphone panel connected) U = 4.02 V (no button activated) U = 3.16 V (previous track) U = 2.37 V (next track) U = 0.9 V (select source)
#18#18Headphones 3, signal groundU = U low
#19#19Headphones 4, signal groundU = U low
#20#20Headphones 3 and 4, signal ground buttonsU = U low
#21#21Headphones 3, control signal buttonsAnalog input signal when buttons for track selection and source are usedU = 5.0 V (no headphone panel connected) U = 4.02 V (no button activated) U = 3.16 V (previous track) U = 2.37 V (next track) U = 0.9 V (select source)
#22#22Headphones 4, control signal buttonsAnalog input signal when buttons for track selection and source are usedU = 5.0 V (no headphone panel connected) U = 4.02 V (no button activated) U = 3.16 V (previous track) U = 2.37 V (next track) U = 0.9 V (select source)

CONNECTOR HEADSET PANEL

Scheme 10

Scheme 10
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#130-feedU bat
#2GroundU low

CONNECTOR C442

Scheme 11

Scheme 11
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

CONNECTOR MOST

General

All the values given below are between the respective terminal in column 1 and terminal #A2 in column 2 (power ground) unless otherwise stated in brackets after the table entry.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Scheme 12

Scheme 12
TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A1#4530 supplyU = U bat
#A2#46GroundU=U low

CONNECTOR A

Scheme 13

Scheme 13
TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#B1#1Loudspeaker left front door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the control module. Loudspeaker impedance: Base performance = 4 ohms High performance = 2 ohms Premium sound = 4 ohms Treble loudspeaker = 8 ohms
#B2#2Center loudspeaker (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 11 V depending on the output from the control module. Loudspeaker impedance: Premium sound with Multimedia Module (MMM) display screen = 6 ohms Premium sound without Multimedia Module (MMM) display screen = 8 ohms
#B3#3Loudspeaker right front door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the control module. Loudspeaker impedance: Base performance = 4 ohms High performance = 2 ohms Premium sound = 4 ohms Treble loudspeaker = 8 ohms
#B4#4Loudspeaker left rear door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the control module Loudspeaker impedance: Base performance = 4 ohms High performance = 2 ohms Premium sound = 6 ohms D-post treble loudspeaker = 8 ohms
#B5#5Loudspeaker right rear door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the control module. Loudspeaker impedance: Base performance = 4 ohms High performance = 2 ohms Premium sound = 6 ohms D-post treble loudspeaker = 8 ohms
#B6#615 supply, activation signal for the control moduleU = U batU=U bat , the control module is activated U=U low the control module is not activated
#B7#7
#B8#8Signal ground, microphoneU=U low
#B9#9Loudspeaker left front door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the control module. Loudspeaker impedance: Base performance = 4 ohms High performance = 2 ohms Premium sound = 4 ohms Treble loudspeaker = 8 ohms
#B10#10Center loudspeaker (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 11 V depending on the output from the control module. Loudspeaker impedance: Premium sound with Multimedia Module (MMM) display screen = 6 ohms Premium sound without Multimedia Module (MMM) display screen = 8 ohms
#B11#11Loudspeaker right front door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the control module. Loudspeaker impedance: Base performance = 4 ohms High performance = 2 ohms Premium sound = 4 ohms Treble loudspeaker = 8 ohms
#B12#12Loudspeaker left rear door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the control module. Loudspeaker impedance: Base performance = 4 ohms High performance = 2 ohms Premium sound = 6 ohms D-post treble loudspeaker = 8 ohms
#B13#13Loudspeaker right rear door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the control module. Loudspeaker impedance: Base performance = 4 ohms High performance = 2 ohms Premium sound = 6 ohms D-post treble loudspeaker = 8 ohms
#B14#14
#B15#15
#B16#16Microphone signalAnalog input signal when the microphone is in use

CONNECTOR B

Scheme 14

Scheme 14

Note. Connector C is only used on cars fitted with a headset panel

TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#C1#1Headset 1, left-hand headsetAnalog output signal when the headset is in use
#C2#2Headset 1, right-hand headsetAnalog output signal when the headset is in use
#C3#3Headset 2, left-hand headsetAnalog output signal when the headset is in use
#C4#4Headset 2, right-hand headsetAnalog output signal when the headset is in use
#C5#5
#C6#6
#C7#7Headset 3, left-hand headsetAnalog output signal when the headset is in use
#C8#8Headset 3, right-hand headsetAnalog output signal when the headset is in use
#C9#9Headset 4, left-hand headsetAnalog output signal when the headset is in use
#C10#10Headset 4, right-hand headsetAnalog output signal when the headset is in use
#C11#11
#C12#12
#C13#13Headset 1. ground signalU=U low
#C14#14Headset 2. ground signalU=U low
#C15#15Headset 1 and 2, signal groundU=U low
#C16#16Headset 1, control signal buttonsAnalog input signal when the buttons for selecting track and sound source are in useThe voltage varies between 5 - 0.9 V depending on which button is pressed in
#C17#17Headset 2, control signal buttonsAnalog input signal when the buttons for selecting track and sound source are in useThe voltage varies between 5 - 0.9 V depending on which button is pressed in
#C18#18Headset 3, signal groundU=U low
#C19#19Headset 4, signal groundU=U low
#C20#20Headset 3 and 4, signal ground, buttonsU=U low
#C21#21Headset 3, control signal buttonsAnalog input signal when the buttons for selecting track and sound source are in useThe voltage varies between 5 - 0.9 V depending on which button is pressed in
#C22#22Headset 4, control signal buttonsAnalog input signal when the buttons for selecting track and sound source are in useThe voltage varies between 5 - 0.9 V depending on which button is pressed in

CONNECTOR C

Scheme 15

Scheme 15
TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#D1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#D2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

CONNECTOR D

General

All values contained below are between the relevant terminal and signal ground, unless otherwise indicated in brackets.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Scheme 16

Scheme 16
Connector A
Terminal Breakout boxTerminal Control moduleSignal typeIgnition on Active/Not activeOther
#1#A115 supplyU = U bat
#2#A2Communication LINU =5 V
#3#A3Ground 31SU=U low
#10#A4
#9#A5Ground 31SU=U low
#8#A6IR sensorU=U bat / 0 V
#7#A7Communication CAN_H low speed networkDuring communication the voltage is 2.5-3.5 V
#6#A8Communication CAN L low speed networkDuring communication the voltage is 1.5-2.5 V
#5#A9Communication CAN_H low speed networkDuring communication the voltage is 2.5-3.5 V
#4#A10Communication CAN L low speed networkDuring communication the voltage is 1.5-2.5 V

SIGNAL TABLE

Connector B
Terminal Breakout boxTerminal Control moduleSignal typeIgnition onOther
B1MOST input signalOptical input signal
B2MOST output signalOptical output signal

General

All the values given below are between the terminals stated in column 1 and terminal #A8 in column 2 (power ground). This applies unless otherwise indicated in brackets.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground connections before measuring.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Connector A

Scheme 17

Scheme 17
Connection breakout boxControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onMiscellaneous
#1#A1Power supplyU = U bat
#2#A2Control signal ring break
#3#A3Loudspeaker right rear door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#4#A4Loudspeaker right front door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#5#A5Loudspeaker left front door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#6#A6Loudspeaker left rear door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#7#A7AUX input, left channelNot (model year 2007)
#8#A8GroundU=U low
#9#A9AUX input, right channelNot (model year 2007)
#10#A10Loudspeaker right rear door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#11#A11Loudspeaker right front door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#12#A12Loudspeaker left front door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#13#A13Loudspeaker left rear door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module. Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#14#A14AUX-input, groundNot (model year 2007)

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR A

Connector B

Scheme 18

Scheme 18
TerminalSignal typeMiscellaneous
#B1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#B2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR B

Connector C

Scheme 19

Scheme 19
TerminalSignal typeIgnition onMiscellaneous
#C1Antenna signalInput signal FM Subantenna Phantom power supply for the antenna amplifier(11.0 V ±0.5 V at 13.5 V battery voltage)
#C2Antenna signalInput signal AM/FM Main antenna

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR C

General

All the values given below are between the terminals stated in column 1 and terminal #A8 in column 2 (power ground). This applies unless otherwise indicated in brackets.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground connections before measuring.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Connector A

Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onMiscellaneous
#1#A1Power supplyU = U bat
#2#A2Control signal ring break
#3#A3Loudspeaker right rear door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#4#A4Loudspeaker right front door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#5#A5Loudspeaker left front door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#6#A6Loudspeaker left rear door (+)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#7#A7AUX input, left channel (+) Microphone, signal (+)For Performance there is an AUX input or microphone, for other variants an AUX input.
#8#A8GroundU=U low
#9#A9AUX input, right channel (+)For Performance there is an AUX input or microphone. Terminal #A9 is not connected if there is a microphone.
#10#A10Loudspeaker right rear door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#11#A11Loudspeaker right front door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#12#A12Loudspeaker left front door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#13#A13Loudspeaker left rear door (-)Analog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use0 - 19 V depending on the output from the Integrated Audio Module (IAM). Impedance loudspeaker = 4 ohms
#14#A14AUX-input, ground Microphone, signal groundFor Performance there is an AUX input or microphone, for other variants an AUX input.

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR A

Connector B

Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onMiscellaneous
#B1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#B2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR B

Connector C

Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onMiscellaneous
#C1Antenna signalInput signal FM Subantenna Phantom power supply for the antenna amplifier(11.0 V ±0.5 V at 13.5 V battery voltage)
#C2Antenna signalInput signal AM/FM Main antenna

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR C

Connector D (from structure week 200846)

Scheme 20

Scheme 20
Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onMiscellaneous
#D1Power supply+5 V to the connected USB device.
#D2Data (-)
#D3Data (+)
#D4Signal ground

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR D

General

All the values given below are between the respective terminal in column 1 and terminal #A5 in column 2 (power ground) unless otherwise stated in brackets after the table entry.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Scheme 21

Scheme 21
TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A1#2115-supply (model years 2004 and 2005). 30-supply (model year 2006 -)U = U batSupplied with power (12 V) from the relay on the CEM (model years 2004 and 2005).
#A2#22
#A3#23
#A4#24
#A5#25GroundU=U low

CONNECTOR A

Scheme 22

Scheme 22
TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#B1#1Color signal (red), screenAnalog signal when a red color signal is used0.714 Vp-p
#B2#2Color signal (green), displayAnalog signal when a green color signal is used0.714 Vp-p
#B3#3
#B4#4Serial bus to the displayDigital signalHalf duplex, start-stop synchronizer, 2400 bps
#B5#5Digital signal38 kHz carrier wave when the remote control is pressed
#B6#6Color signal (blue), screenAnalog signal when a green color signal is used0.714 Vp-p
#B7#7Screen ground video signalsU low
#B8#8Composite sync, display screenAnalog signal0-5 V
#B9#9
#B10#10Video signal, display screenAnalog signal1 Vp-p ± 0.2V
HScreen ground

CONNECTOR B

TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#C1MOST input signalOptical input signal
#C2MOST output signalOptical output signal

CONNECTOR C

General

All the values given below are between the respective terminal in column 1 and terminal #A5 in column 2 (power ground) unless otherwise stated in brackets after the table entry.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Connector A

Scheme 23

Scheme 23
Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A130-feedU = U batPower supply
#A2
#A3
#A4
#A5GroundU=U low

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR A

Connector B

Scheme 24

Scheme 24
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#1#B1Colour signal (red), screenAnalogue signal when a red colour signal is used0.714 Vp-p
#2#B2Colour signal (green), displayAnalogue signal when a green colour signal is used0.714 Vp-p
#3#B3
#4#B4Remote control, signal from display screen to Multimedia module (MMM)
#5#B5
#6#B6Colour signal (blue), screenAnalogue signal when a green colour signal is used0.714 Vp-p
#7#B7Screen ground video signalsU low
#8#B8RGB-synch, display screenAnalogue signal0-5 V
#9#B9
#10#B10Video signal, display screenAnalogue signal1 Vp-p ± 0.2V
HScreen ground

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR B

Connector C

Scheme 25

Scheme 25
Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#C1MOST input signalOptical input signal
#C2MOST output signalOptical output signal

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR C

Connector D

Scheme 26

Scheme 26
Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#D1GPS signalAntenna signal
#D2Screen

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR D

Connector E

Scheme 27

Scheme 27
Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#E1FM signal in (TMC)Antenna signal
#E2FM signal out (TMC)Antenna signal

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR E

General

All the values given below are between the respective terminal in column 1 and terminal #A2 in column 2 (power ground) unless otherwise stated in brackets after the table entry.

Note. It is important to check ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Scheme 28

Scheme 28
TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A130 supplyU = U bat
#A215 supplyU = U batRelay voltage
#A3
#A4GroundU=U low

CONNECTOR A

Scheme 29

Scheme 29
TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#B1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#B2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

CONNECTOR B

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0 VT =Time in seconds
PWM =Pulse width modulated signal as a %

GENERAL

Connector C784

Scheme 30

Scheme 30
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIgnition offOther
#C784-130-feedU = U batU = U bat
#C784-2Ground, 30 supplyU=U lowU=U low

SIGNAL TABLE

Connector C782

Scheme 31

Scheme 31
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIgnition offOther
#C782-1Input, antenna

SIGNAL TABLE

Connector C786

Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIgnition offOther
#C786-1Output, optical
#C786-2Input, optical

SIGNAL TABLE

General

All the values given below are between the terminals stated in column 1 and terminal #A:6 in column 2 (power ground). This applies unless otherwise indicated in brackets.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

There may be several connections and connectors between the control module and components.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0 VT =Time in seconds
PWM =Pulse-width modulated signal in %
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleMiscellaneous
#1#A:1Activation signal and diagnostic signal for ON CALL and SOS switchNot depressed = 5 V Depressed ON CALL = approx. 1.5 V Depressed SOS = 0.9 VNot depressed = 5 V Depressed ON CALL = approx. 1.5 V Depressed SOS = 0.9 VOnly Volvo On Call
#2#A:2Diagnostic signal for switch ON CALL and SOSU= 4.50-4.75 VU= 4.50-4.75 VOnly Volvo On Call
#3#A:3Voltage supply, SOS switch illuminationU= 0-12 VU= 0-12 VOnly Volvo On Call
#4#A:4Voltage supply, ON CALL switch illuminationU= 0-12 VU= 0-12 VOnly Volvo On Call
#5#A:5+30-feedU = U batU = U bat
#6#A:6Power groundU = U lowU = U low
#7#A:7Handset, voltage feedU = U batU = U bat
#8#A:8Handset, cradle signalDifficult to measure
#9#A:9
#10#A:10
#11#A:11CAN (L)U = 1.5 - 2.5 VU = 1.5 - 2.5 VDuring communication
#12#A:12CAN (H)U = 2.0 - 3.5 VU = 2.0 - 3.5 VDuring communication
#13#A:13Signal ground, switch ON CALL and SOSU = U lowU = U lowOnly Volvo On Call
#14#A:14Signal ground, auxiliary microphoneU = U lowU = U lowOnly Volvo On Call
#15#A:15Signal, spare microphoneU = 5 VU = 5 VOnly Volvo On Call
#16#A:16
#17#A:17Impact cable from SRSPulse width modulated signal = 50% Normal value f = 9-11 Hz Collision registered f = 250 Hz for up to 5 secondsPulse width modulated signal = 50% Normal value f = 9-11 Hz Collision registered f = 250 Hz for up to 5 seconds
#18#A:18Handset, groundU = U lowU = U low
#19#A:19Handset, microphone signalAlternating voltage at sound in microphoneAlternating voltage at sound in microphoneDifficult to measure
#20#A:20Handset, speaker signalAlternating voltage at sound in speakerAlternating voltage at sound in speakerDifficult to measure
#21#A:21
#22#A:22

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR A

Scheme 32

Scheme 32
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleMiscellaneous
#21#B:1Clock signal to SIM-cardDigital signalDigital signal
#22#B:2Signal ground, SIM-cardU = U lowU = U low
#23#B:3Voltage feed, SIM-card
#24#B:4Communication cable, SIM-cardDigital signalDigital signal
#25#B:5Control signal, SIM-cardDigital signalDigital signal
#26#B:6Diagnostic cable, SIM-cardDigital signalDigital signal0 = SIM holder inserted = 1057 ohms 1 = SIM holder missing = 0 ohms

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR B

Scheme 33

Scheme 33
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleMiscellaneous
#C:1Signal, telephone antennaAntenna signalAntenna signal
#C:2Ground, telephone antennaU = U lowU = U low

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR C

Scheme 34

Scheme 34
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleMiscellaneous
#D:1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activatedOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#D:2MOST signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activatedOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR D

Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleMiscellaneous
#E:1Signal, GPS antennaAntenna signalAntenna signal
#E:2Ground, GPS antennaU = U lowU = U low

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR E

Scheme 35

Scheme 35
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleMiscellaneous
#22#1Handset, microphone signalAlternating voltage at sound in microphoneAlternating voltage at sound in microphoneDifficult to measure
#23#2Handset, speaker signalAlternating voltage at sound in speakerAlternating voltage at sound in speakerDifficult to measure
#24#3Handset, groundU = U lowU = U low
#25#4Handset, cradle signalDifficult to measure
#26#5Handset, voltage feedU= approx. 10 VU= approx. 10 V

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR HANDSET

Scheme 36

Scheme 36
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleMiscellaneous
#13#1Signal, spare microphoneU = 5 VU = 5 V
#14#2Signal ground, auxiliary microphoneU = U lowU = U low
#15#3Voltage supply, SOS switch illuminationU= 0-12 VU= 0-12 V
#16#4Voltage supply, ON CALL switch illuminationU= 0-12 VU= 0-12 V
#17#5Activation signal and diagnostic signal for ON CALL and SOS switchNot depressed = 5 V Depressed ON CALL = approx. 1.5 V Depressed SOS = 0.9 VNot depressed = 5 V Depressed ON CALL = approx. 1.5 V Depressed SOS = 0.9 V
#18#6Diagnostic signal for switch ON CALL and SOSU= 4.50-4.75 VU= 4.50-4.75 V
#19#7Signal ground, switch ON CALL and SOSU = U lowU = U low

SIGNAL TABLE, CONNECTOR VOLVO ON CALL SWITCH

General

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0 VT =Time in seconds
PWM =Pulse width modulated signal as a %

Connector C1

Scheme 37

Scheme 37
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition on
#C1-1Reserve
#C1-2Reserve
#C1-3Reserve
#C1-4Reserve
#C1-5Reserve
#C1-6Reserve
#C1-7Reserve
#C1-8Reserve
#C1-9Reserve
#C1-10Reserve
#C1-11Reserve
#C1-12Reserve
#C1-13Reserve
#C1-14Reserve
#C1-15Ground, power supplyU=U low
#C1-16Ground, power supplyU=U low
#C1-17Reserve
#C1-18Reserve
#C1-19Reserve
#C1-20Reserve
#C1-21Reserve
#C1-22Reserve
#C1-23Reserve
#C1-24Reserve
#C1-25Reserve
#C1-26Reserve
#C1-27Reserve
#C1-28Reserve
#C1-29Reserve
#C1-30Reserve
#C1-31Power supply, 30-supplyU = U bat
#C1-32Power supply, 30-supplyU = U bat

CONNECTOR C1

Connector C2

Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition on
#C2-1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#C2-2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

CONNECTOR C2

General

All the values given below are between the terminals stated in column 1 and terminal #1 in column 2 (signal ground). This applies unless otherwise indicated in brackets.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0 VT =Time in seconds
PWM =Pulse width modulated signal as a %

Scheme 38

Scheme 38
Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#1GroundU low
#230 supply In the XC90 and S40 (04-) the handsfree box is powered via the infotainment relay.U bat
#3
#4Loudspeaker signal (+)Alternating current when there is sound in the loudspeaker
#515 supplyU=12 V
#6Radio mute signalDuring a call U=U low U=12 V otherwise
#7Loudspeaker signal (-)Alternating current when there is sound in the loudspeaker
#8

CONNECTOR HANDSFREE BOX

Scheme 39

Scheme 39
Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#1Handsfree antennaHandsfree antenna signal
#2Antenna groundU low

ANTENNA CONNECTOR

Scheme 40

Scheme 40
Control module terminalSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#1MicrophoneAlternating current when there is sound in the microphone
#2Signal ground, microphoneU low

MICROPHONE CONNECTOR

General

All the values given below are between the terminals stated in column 1 and terminal #A6 in column 2 (power ground). This applies unless otherwise indicated in brackets.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

For further information about

  1. connecting the breakout box, see «CONNECTING THE BREAKOUT BOX, PHONE MODULE (PHM) (2005-2008)»(ref-466611-S42159610532012042500000) .
  2. Checking ground connection, see «CHECKING THE VOLTAGE/GROUND TERMINAL, PHONE MODULE (PHM) (2005-2008)»(ref-466611-S11003016392012042500000)

There may be several connections and connectors between the control module and components.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0 VT =Time in seconds
PWM =Pulse width modulated signal in %
Terminal breakout boxTerminal control moduleSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#1#A1Diagnostic signal for the ON CALL and SOS switchesU=2-5 VU=2-5 VOnly Volvo on Call
#2#A2Input signal from the ON CALL and SOS switchesON CALL pressed in U=2.6 V, SOS pressed in U=2 V, otherwise U=5 VON CALL pressed in U=2.6 V, SOS pressed in U=2 V, otherwise U=5 VOnly Volvo on Call
#3#A3Power supply, lighting SOS switchU=7 VU=7 VOnly Volvo on Call
#4#A4Power supply, lighting ON CALL switchU=7 VU=7 VOnly Volvo on Call
#5#A5+30 supplyU batU bat
#6#A6Power groundU lowU low
#7#A7Handset, power supplyU batU bat
#8#A8Handset, cradle signalU=3.34 V when the handset is used, U=1.90 V when the handset is not used.U=3.34 V when the handset is used, U=1.90 V when the handset is not used.
#9#A9
#10#A10
#11#A11CAN (L)Digital signalDigital signal
#12#A12CAN (H)Digital signalDigital signal
#13#A13Signal ground, ON CALL and SOS switchesU lowU lowOnly Volvo on Call
#14#A14Signal ground, reserve microphoneU lowU lowOnly Volvo on Call
#15#A15Reserve microphoneU =5 VU =5 VOnly Volvo on Call
#16#A16
#17#A17Collision cable from the SRSU=12 V when an SRS component is activated, otherwise U=0 VU=12 V when an SRS component is activated, otherwise U=0 V
#18#A18Handset, groundU lowU low
#19#A19Handset, microphoneAlternating current when there is sound in the microphoneAlternating current when there is sound in the microphoneDifficult to measure
#20#A20Handset, speakerAlternating current when there is sound in the loudspeakerAlternating current when there is sound in the loudspeakerDifficult to measure
#21#A21
#22#A22

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR A, PHONE MODULE (PHM)

Scheme 41

Scheme 41
Terminal breakout boxTerminal control moduleSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#21#B1Clock signal to the SIM cardQuadratic signalQuadratic signal
#22#B2Signal ground, SIM cardU lowU low
#23#B3Power supply, SIM cardU=2.8 VU=2.8 V
#24#B4Communication cable, SIM cardPulsed signalPulsed signal
#25#B5Control signal, SIM cardPulsed signalPulsed signal
#26#B6Diagnostic lead, SIM cardU lowU low

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR B, PHONE MODULE (PHM)

Scheme 42

Scheme 42
Terminal breakout boxTerminal control moduleSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#C1Carphone antennaAntenna signal carphoneAntenna signal carphone
#C2Antenna groundU lowU low

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR C, PHONE MODULE (PHM)

Terminal breakout boxTerminal control moduleSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#D1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activatedOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#D2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activatedOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR D, PHONE MODULE (PHM)

Terminal breakout boxTerminal control moduleSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#21#1Clock signal to the SIM cardQuadratic signalQuadratic signal
#22#2Signal ground, SIM cardU lowU low
#23#3Power supply, SIM cardU=2.8 VU=2.8 V
#24#4Communication cable, SIM cardPulsed signalPulsed signal
#25#5Control signal, SIM cardPulsed signalPulsed signal
#26#6Diagnostic lead, SIM cardU lowU low

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR SIM CARD HOLDER

Scheme 43

Scheme 43
Terminal breakout boxTerminal control moduleSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#13#1Reserve microphoneU =5 VU =5 V
#14#2Signal ground, reserve microphoneU lowU low
#15#3Power supply, lighting SOS switchU=7 VU=7 V
#16#4Power supply, lighting ON CALL switchU=7 VU=7 V
#17#5Diagnostic signal for the ON CALL and SOS switchesU=2-5 VU=2-5 V
#18#6Input signal from the ON CALL and SOS switchesU=2-5 VU=2-5 V
#19#7Signal ground, ON CALL and SOS switchesU lowU low

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR SWITCH VOLVO ON CALL

Terminal breakout boxTerminal control moduleSignal typeIgnition onIdleOther
#21#1Handset, microphoneAlternating current when there is sound in the microphoneAlternating current when there is sound in the microphoneDifficult to measure
#22#2Handset, speakerAlternating current when there is sound in the microphoneAlternating current when there is sound in the microphoneDifficult to measure
#23#3Handset, groundU lowU low
#24#4Handset, cradle signalU=3.34 V when the handset is used, U=1.90 V when the handset is not used.U=3.34 V when the handset is used, U=1.90 V when the handset is not used.
#25#5Handset, power supplyU batU bat

SIGNAL TABLE CONNECTOR HANDSET

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Scheme 44

Scheme 44
TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A1#51GroundU=U low
#A2#52
#A3#5315 supplyU = U bat
#A4#54

CONNECTOR A, SUBWOOFER MODULE (SUB)

TerminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#B1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#B2MOST output signalAnalog output signal when the loudspeaker is in use

CONNECTOR B, AUDIO MODULE (AUD)

General

Note. It is important to check ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)

Scheme 45

Scheme 45
TerminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A1Antenna signal0-4.75 VPulse

CONNECTOR A

Scheme 46

Scheme 46
TerminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#B130 supplyU = U bat
#B2
#B3
#B4
#B5GroundU=U low

CONNECTOR B

TerminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#C1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#C2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

CONNECTOR C

General

Note. It is important to check ground terminals before taking readings.

U=DC voltage in volts (V)U low =Voltage approximately 0 V
U bat =Battery voltage (V)
TerminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#A1Antenna signalInput signal TMC/FMsub. Phantom power supply for the antenna amplifier.
#A2Antenna signalOutput signal FMsub to the AM/FM tuner module (AFM).

CONNECTOR A

TerminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#B130 supplyU = U bat

CONNECTOR B

TerminalSignal typeIgnition onOther
#C1MOST input signalOptical input signal when the MOST network is activated
#C2MOST output signalOptical output signal when the MOST network is activated

CONNECTOR C