Power Window Master Switch Connector for Inputs and Outputs (2/4-door)

2020 Honda Civic Si, 4D SedanSECTION Power Window Master Switch Connector for Inputs and Outputs (2/4-door)
GHH413022Courtesy of HONDA, U.S.A., INC.
Terminal number Terminal name Description Signal
1 P/W DR MTR DOWN Drives driver's power window motor With driver's power window motor DOWN operation: about battery voltage
If none of above conditions are met: less than 0.2 V
2 P/W DR MTR UP Drives driver's power window motor With driver's power window motor UP operation: about battery voltage
If none of above conditions are met: less than 0.2 V
3 GND Ground for power window master switch Less than 0.2 V at all times
4 +B P/W DR Power source for door multiplex control unit About battery voltage at all times
5 Not used --- ---
6 Not used --- ---
7 DR KEY CLY LOCK Detects DR KEY CYL LOCK signal With driver's door key cylinder switch UNLOCK: about battery voltage
With driver's door key cylinder switch LOCK: less than 0.2 V
8 DR KEY CLY UNLOCK Detects DR KEY CYL UNLOCK signal With driver's door key cylinder switch LOCK: about battery voltage
With driver's door key cylinder switch UNLOCK: less than 0.2 V
9 TRUNK OPEN SW(INTR) Detects TRUNK OPEN SW (INTR) signal With trunk lid opener switch ON: less than 0.2 V
With trunk lid opener switch OFF: about battery voltage
10 MIRROR R COM Detects MIRROR R COM signal With vehicle in ON mode and power mirror DOWN or LEFT function: about battery voltage
11 MIRROR R LR Detects MIRROR R LR signal With vehicle in ON mode and power mirror DOWN or RIGHT function: about battery voltage
12 MIRROR UD Detects MIRROR UD signal With vehicle in ON mode and power mirror UP or LEFT function: about battery voltage
13 *1 P/W RR L SW RLY UP Drives left rear power window motor With left rear power window moving to UP using power window master switch: about battery voltage
If none of above conditions are met: less than 0.2 V
14 *1 P/W RR L SW RLY DOWN Drives left rear power window motor With left rear power window moving to DOWN using power window master switch: about battery voltage
If none of above conditions are met: less than 0.2 V
15 *2 H/MIRROR Outputs H/MIRROR signal With mirror defogger ON: about battery voltage
16 Not used --- ---
17 Not used --- ---
18 IG2 A/C IG2 power source With vehicle in ON mode: about battery voltage
19 Not used --- ---
20 DR SILCON UNLOCK Detects DR SILCON UNLOCK signal With driver's door lock knob switch LOCK: about battery voltage
With driver's door lock knob switch UNLOCK: less than 0.2 V
21 DR SILCON LOCK Detects DR SILCON LOCK signal With driver's door lock knob switch UNLOCK: about battery voltage
With driver's door lock knob switch LOCK: less than 0.2 V
22 Not used --- ---
23 Not used --- ---

*1: 4-door

*2: With mirror defogger

Terminal number Terminal name Description Signal
24 Not used --- ---
25 *1 P/W RR R SW RLY DOWN Drives right rear power window motor With right rear power window moving to DOWN using power window master switch: about battery voltage
If none of above conditions are met: less than 0.2 V
26 *1 P/W RR R SW RLY UP Drives right rear power window motor With right rear power window moving to UP using power window master switch: about battery voltage.
If none of above conditions are met: less than 0.2 V
27 Not used --- ---
28 Not used --- ---
29 GND Ground for power window master switch Less than 0.2 V at all times
30 P/W SW ILLUMI Outputs P/W SW ILLUMI signal With combination light switch PARKING: about battery voltage
With combination light switch OFF: less than 0.2 V
31 B-CAN_L Communication line ---
32 B-CAN_H Communication line ---
33 P/W DR MTR PLSA P/W DR MTR PLSA signal ---
34 P/W DR MTR VCC Outputs P/W DR MTR VCC signal With door multiplex control unit is wakeup mode: about battery voltage
With door multiplex control unit is sleep mode: less than 0.2 V
35 P/W DR MTR PLSB P/W DR MTR PLSB signal ---
36 LIN(P/W) Communication line ---
37 +B BACK UP Power source for power window master switch About battery voltage at all times

*1: 4-doorr

*2: With mirror defogger

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