Network Message Chart

2021 Ford Transit-350 HD Base, Van Cargo Extended, 3.5L Eng VIN 8, AWDSECTION Network Message Chart
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Network Input Messages - ACM 

Broadcast Message Originating Module Message Purpose
IPC chime IPC Data used to command a warning chime during a possible collision event and audio mute so the warning chime can be heard.

Network Input Messages - IPC 

Broadcast Message Originating Module Message Purpose
Collision avoidance and driver support camera status IPMA Data used to command the pre-collision assist system fault status in the message center.
Collision avoidance and driver support chime status CCM Data used to command a warning chime that a collision event is possible.
Collision avoidance and driver support radar blocked warning CCM Data used to command a radar blocked message in the message center.
Forward collision chime request CCM Data used to command warning chime during a possible collision event. When this message is received, the IPC sends the audio mute message to the ACM.
Forward collision warning message request CCM Data used to command warning chime and messages during possible collision event.

Network Input Messages - IPMA 

Broadcast Message Originating Module Message Purpose
Collision avoidance and driver support radar status IPMA Data used to communicate the function status of the camera in the IPMA.

Network Input Messages - ABS Module 

Broadcast Message Originating Module Message Purpose
Collision mitigation by braking deceleration request CCM Data used to enable the brakes to slow vehicle speed when the pre-collision assist system determines that a collision is imminent.
Collision mitigation by braking brake pre-charge CCM Data used to enable the ABS module to pre-charge the brakes to prepare them for rapid braking by the driver.
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