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Technical Networking Overview: Notes

Fig 1: ACC Stop&Go Input/Output Diagram
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INDEX REFERENCE CHART

Index Explanation Explanation
1 Short-range radar sensors
  • Detecting near objects
  • Pre-processing object data
  • Transmitting a list of object data to the ICM control unit on the local CAN
2 Long-range radar sensor
  • Detecting distant objects, pre-processing object data and transmitting a list of object data for ACC Stop&Go to the ICM control unit on the local CAN
  • Detecting distant objects, pre-processing object data, establishing trigger criteria for the functions of the Adaptive Brake Assistant and transmitting them to the ICM control unit on the local CAN
3 Footwell module
  • Forwarding button-stroke signals from the driver assistance systems operating unit to the ICM control unit
  • Forwarding the request of the ICM control unit to activate/deactivate the function illumination to the driver assistance systems operating unit
  • Generating the door contact signal (for recognition of driver's intention to get out)
4 Driver assistance systems operating unit
  • Evaluating button strokes and transmitting the result to the footwell module
  • Activating/deactivating the function illumination at the request of the footwell module
5 Steering column switch cluster
  • Forwarding the operating signals from the MFL button pad to the ICM control unit (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go)
  • Generating a number of other signals (e. g. steering wheel angle, turn signal operation)
6 MFL button pad
  • Generation of driver control signals (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go)
7 Car Information Computer
  • Generating the GPS position (deactivation of the short-range radar sensors of ACC Stop&Go in the vicinity of radio astronomy stations)
  • Generating road type and course of road segments to permit adaptation of controller parameters by ACC Stop&Go
  • Setting selected by the driver for collision warning of the Adaptive Brake Assistant
8 Other input signals
  • Terminal status, engine running (from CAS)
  • Drive position of the automatic transmission (from EGS)
  • State of driver's seat belt buckle contact (from ACSM)
  • State of all actuators (e. g. drive, DSC, EMF, Kombi) necessary to the operation of DCC/ACC Stop&Go
9 Integrated Chassis Management (ICM)
  • Analysis of objects and selection of relevant object (for ACC Stop&Go)
  • Interpretation of operating signals and generation of display signals (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go)
  • Regulation of straight-line speed and cornering speed (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go)
  • Distance regulation (for ACC Stop&Go)
  • Control of drive train and brake actuators by outputting nominal values to the FlexRay (for ACC Stop&Go)
  • Gateway between local CAN and FlexRay (for diagnostics and programming of the long-range radar sensor)
  • Gateway between local CAN and FlexRay (for the functions of the Adaptive Brake Assistant)
10 Drive train, comprising engine and transmission (DME and EGS)
  • Implementation of the nominal values of the ICM control unit (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go)
  • Generation of signals from drive forces (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go)
11 Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)
  • Implementation of the nominal values of the ICM control unit (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go)
  • Monitoring of stationary vehicle with ACC Stop&Go active
  • Implementation of the functions of the Adaptive Brake Assistant at the request of the ICM control unit (precharging of the brake system and reduction in the threshold of the hydraulic Brake Assistant)
  • Supply of signals relating to motion status of the car and brake pressure
12 Instrument cluster
  • Implementation of the displays requested by the ICM control unit (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go and for the collision warning of the Adaptive Brake Assistant)
  • Generation of the signal for displayed speed (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go)
13 Head-up display
  • Implementation of the displays requested by the ICM control unit (for DCC/ACC Stop&Go and for the collision warning of the Adaptive Brake Assistant)
14 Other output signals
  • Calling up the Assistant window for setting the collision warning time (on CIC)
15 Control functions
  • The control functions for both DCC and ACC Stop&Go are integrated into the ICM control unit
16 Status control
  • ICM controls the status of DCC and ACC Stop&Go in accordance with received operating signals (and other signals). The status is needed outside the ICM control unit specifically for display information in the instrument cluster and in the head-up display
  • The activation and deactivation of the collision warning is also controlled by the ICM.