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2015 Kia Forte EX

Input Specification

2015 Kia Forte EXSECTION Input Specification
  1. IGN2

    IGN switch input is determined by Local switch "IGN2".

  2. SEAT MANUAL switch: SEAT Input
    1. SLIDE Front rear/rear right manual switch

      Operating SLIDE motor of Seat either backward or forward

    2. Recline Front rear/rear right switch

      Operating recline motor of seat either backward or forward

    3. Front rear height UP/DOWN manual switch

      Operating Front rear height motor of SEAT either upward or downward

    4. Rear right height UP/DOWN manual switch

      Operating rear right height motor of SEAT either upward or downward

  3. SEAT position Sensor (pulse Signal)

    Sensing movement amount of Slide, Recline, Front rear height, and Rear right height motor

  4. Driver Door switch

    Sensing that drive door opens

  5. Speed

    This signal is received for sensing vehicle speed by BCM

  6. IMS switch
    1. SET switch

      Allowing for saving the SEAT position set by driver

    2. 1, 2 switch

      Saving and replaying the SEAT position set by driver

  7. CAN Communication LINE

    Transmitting communication signals between IMS and BCM

    CHATTERING Control in Input Signal

    1. Input switch - 40ms delay

      SLIDE, RECLINE, Front rear height, rear right HEIGHT switch

      "P" Position switch, SPEED, KEY IN, LOCAL KEY IN switch, DR DOOR switch, IGN2 switch

    2. IGN switch input is determined by Local switch "IGN2.

    TIME Error

    1. ±10%, for TIME without error indication

      ±50ms, for TIME not exceeding 500ms

    2. Indicated time in each function does not include Time of controlling CHATTERING started from changing point of rr input.
RENDER: 1.0x

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