General Module V (ZKE)
General module of ZKE V
The general module of the central body electronics ZKE V controls the following functions:
Windshield wipe and wash
Headlight washer
Power windows
Central locking
Antitheft Alarm System
Interior lighting
Load deactivation
Remote control
Additional as of diagnosis index 42 or 52 (deployment as of 03/2003):
Mirror memory, mirror heating and folding mirror
Two versions of the general module are available:
High version (full equipment)
Low version (without rear power windows)
Versions of the general module
The following development stages exist for the general module:
General module with diagnosis index 40 (High version) or 50 (Low version) Deployment up to 09/2002
General module with diagnosis index 41 (High version) or 51 (Low version) Deployment as of 09/2002
Redesign version with the following changes:
Revised hardware
Output for interior lights clocked to balance our electrical system fluctuations
Additional output for consumer shutdown VA2 for control modules
Rain sensor can switch to wiper stage 2
Adaptations to E85 Z4 and E83 X3
General module with diagnosis index 42 (High version) or 52 (Low version) Deployment as of 03/2003
Same as redesign version but additionally with LIN bus for mirror function and for a central switch block
Control of the mirror functions: Mirror memory, mirror heating and folding mirror
Saving the mirror position in mirror memory
Power supply
Electronics
The voltage for the general module electronics is supplied via the 54-pin plug connector pin 10 (terminal 31) and pin 47 (terminal 30).
Load circuits
The load circuits of the consumer loads connected to the module are powered via the 15-pin plug connector.
Pin 1: Terminal 30 for interior lights, wash pump, trunk lid release and lights, load cutout.
Pin 8: Terminal 30 for front power window drives.
Pin 9: Terminal 30 for central locking drives.
Pin 10: Terminal 30 for rear power window drives or electrically-operated vent windows.
Pin 15: Terminal 31 for central locking drives and power window drives.
K-bus
General
The general module is connected via the K-bus to other control modules. The general module receives and transmits data via the K-bus.
Among other things, the general module receives the following data via the K-bus:
Ignition lock position (status of terminals R and 15)
Windshield wiper interval time from rain sensor
Side lights (terminal 58) switched on
Crash detection by airbag control module
EWS status (key inserted, key valid, etc.).
Diagnosis
In addition, diagnosis with the general module also takes place via the K-bus.
The diagnostic telegrams are routed from the diagnostic tester via the RxD link to the instrument cluster. From here the data are transferred via the K-bus to the general module.
Diagnostic data sent by the general module are routed via the K-bus, instrument cluster and RxD link back to the diagnostic tester.
LIN bus
On general modules as of 03/2003 (diagnosis index as of 42 or 52), an additional LIN bus is connected to the module (LIN = local interconnect network). The door mirror and a switch block for mirror and power window adjustment can be connected to the LIN bus.
Terminal R
General
The status of terminal R is registered both via the K-bus as well as via a separate line. This enables operation of ”terminal R-dependent” functions (e.g. windshield wipers) even when the K-bus is faulty.
Encoding
General
Many functions of the general module are adapted by means of coding data to components dependent on options as well as different country-specific requirements.
After replacement, it is therefore necessary to encode the general module by means of the encoding program.
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