Function logic for extension of the belt hand-over

The belt hand-over on the driver's side is extended according to the following function logic:

Initial state	Action	Function
Terminal 30, driver's door closed, belt lock contact open, belt hand-over retracted, door change driver's door taken place since last double-unlocking, identification sensor in the vehicle with Comfort Access	Terminal change from terminal 30 to R	Belt hand-over on driver's side extends
	Terminal change from terminal R to 15	Belt hand-over on driver's side extends
Terminal R or 15, driver's door open, belt lock contact open, belt hand-over retracted, identification sensor in the vehicle with Comfort Access	Close driver's door	Belt hand-over on driver's side extends

The belt hand-over on the passenger's side is extended according to the following function logic:

Initial state	Action	Function
Terminal 30, passenger's door closed, belt lock contact open, belt hand-over retracted, signal change for passenger's door taken place since the last double-unlocking, identification sensor in the vehicle with Comfort Access	Terminal change from terminal 30 to R	Belt hand-over on passenger's side extends
Terminal R, passenger's door closed, belt lock contact open, belt hand-over retracted, signal change for passenger's door taken place since last double-unlocking, passenger's seat detected as occupied or time less than 10 seconds after terminal R On, identification sensor in the vehicle with Comfort Access	Terminal change from terminal R to 15	Belt hand-over on passenger's side extends
Terminal R or 15, passenger's door open, belt lock contact open, belt hand-over retracted, signal change for passenger's door taken place since last double-unlocking, seat detected as occupied or time less than 10 seconds after terminal R On, identification sensor in the vehicle with Comfort Access	Close door	Belt hand-over on passenger's side extends