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Limited Satellite Contact

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It is possible to maintain the vehicle's positional information when there is limited or no satellite contact, for example when the vehicle is in a:

When the vehicle is in one of these conditions the vehicle's position is maintained by both the gyroscope sensor contained in the TSD and the vehicle speed signal. The speed signal is supplied by the ABS module and transmitted via the high-speed CAN to the CJB it is then transmitted by a hard-wired signal to the TSD.