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nents list' of detected devices is written and saved when the PCM2 · is started.
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nents list' of detected devices is written and saved when the PCM2
is started.
MOST lock/unlock
A lock occurs when the signal sent from the MMI via the MOST opti-
cal/electrical is understood and answered by the connected MOST
control modules. This applies a correct optical MOST signal. The
lock is maintained until the signal is no longer detectable for a
longer period of time (several µseconds) 'unlock'.
Note!
Using the function 'Reset all coding/transfer counters' all set fault
counters of all components can be collectively reset to '0'.
MOST component check
Note!
When there is a customer complaint or identifiable problems but no
fault code entries, firstly the 'MOST component check' is to be
selected in the PCM2 function selection menu and then the 'MOST
system check' is to be carried out.
The MOST component check can be reached via the menu PCM2
function selection. This comprises a summary of the following
check processes:
♦Data transmission check.
♦MOST system check (with engine running).
♦Ring break diagnosis (with engine running).
The MOST components check 'MOST system check' is to be carried
out when the display indicates 'unavailable MOST control modules'.
If no fault code is stored, the '*' symbol indicates a 'varying
required and actual installed components list' in the Control mod-
ules menu in front of the 'PCM2' system and in the 'PCM2 MMI func-
tion selection' in front of the selection 'MOST required installed
components list'. A comparison of these two lists can determine
faulty components.
Data transmission check
Note!
Using the function 'Reset all coding/transfer counters' all set fault
counters of all components can be collectively reset to '0'.
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