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Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) Index DTC: Television Control Module Control (TVCM) - Conditional Access System -- F-Type/X152
2014 Jaguar F-Type V8 SSECTION Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) Index DTC: Television Control Module Control (TVCM) - Conditional Access System -- F-Type/X152
- Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) Index DTC: Television Control Module Control (TVCM) - Conditional Access System
- Description And Operation
- Television Control Module (TVCM) - Conditional Access System
- Notes
- B147C-00: Conditional Access System (Video Encryption) - No sub type information
- B1A56-11: Antenna - Circuit short to ground
- B1A56-12: Antenna - Circuit short to battery
- B1A56-13: Antenna - Circuit open
- B1D55-11: Antenna #2 - Circuit short to ground
- B1D55-12: Antenna #2 - Circuit short to battery
- B1D55-13: Antenna #2 - Circuit open
- B1D56-11: Antenna #3 Circuit - Circuit short to ground
- B1D56-12: Antenna #3 Circuit - Circuit short to battery
- B1D56-13: Antenna #3 Circuit - Circuit open
- B1D57-11: Antenna #4 Circuit - Circuit short to ground
- B1D57-12: Antenna #4 Circuit - Circuit short to battery
- B1D57-13: Antenna #4 Circuit - Circuit open
- B1D58-11: Television Output - Circuit short to ground
- B1D58-12: Television Output - Circuit short to battery
- B1D58-13: Television Output - Circuit open
- U2100-00: Initial Configuration Not Complete - No sub type information
- U2101-00: Control Module Configuration Incompatible - No sub type information
- U3000-46: Control Module - Calibration/parameter memory failure
- U3000-49: Control Module - Internal electronic failure
- U3000-98: Control Module - Component or system over temperature
- U3003-62: Battery Voltage - Signal compare failure
- Television Control Module (TVCM) - Conditional Access System
- Description And Operation
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