Freeze Frame Data: List

2022 Subaru Impreza Base, 4D Sedan, Automatic CVT TransSECTION List
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Item Contents Standard/Unit Note
Trip Count Total number of ignition switch ON Time -
Count Counter - -
Time Count Elapsed time after ignition switch is turned to ON ms -
FR Wheel Speed Wheel speed detected by front ABS wheel speed sensor RH km/h -
FL Wheel Speed Wheel speed detected by front ABS wheel speed sensor LH km/h -
RR Wheel Speed Wheel speed detected by rear ABS wheel speed sensor RH km/h -
RL Wheel Speed Wheel speed detected by rear ABS wheel speed sensor LH km/h -
Vehicle Speed Vehicle speed km/h -
Steering Angle Sensor Steering angle detected by steering angle sensor deg -
Yaw Rate Sensor Angle of the vehicle detected by yaw rate sensor deg/s -
Pressure Sensor Output Brake fluid pressure detected by pressure sensor bar -
Longitudinal G Sensor Vehicle longitudinal acceleration detected by longitudinal G sensor m/s2 -
Lateral G Sensor Vehicle lateral acceleration detected by lateral G sensor m/s2 -
Voltage of IGN Voltage supplied to VDCCM and H/U V -
Acceleration Pedal Position Accelerator pedal opening angle % -
FL wheel cylinder pressure sensor output FL wheel cylinder brake fluid pressure detected by pressure sensor bar -
FR wheel cylinder pressure sensor output FR wheel cylinder brake fluid pressure detected by pressure sensor bar -
Steering angle flag Absolute angle status of steering angle sensor Recognized or No recognition -
EBD Control Flag Flag of EBD control activation status ON or OFF -
ABS Control Flag Flag of ABS control activation status ON or OFF -
TCS Control Flag Flag of TCS control activation status ON or OFF -
VDC Control Flag Flag of VDC control activation status ON or OFF -
Stop-lamp relay drive signal Brake light relay drive signal ON or OFF -
X Mode X mode status ON or OFF -
OHB Control Flag Flag of OHB(1) control activation status 1 or 0 -
OHB Operation Number Number of OHB(1) control activation time Time -
Power Unit Torque Down Control Stop Flag Power control module signal flag ON or OFF -
Power Unit Torque Up Control Stop Flag Power control module signal flag ON or OFF -
VDC Normality Checking Flag Flag of pre-collision function OFF status during VDC normality confirmation 1 or 0 -
Hill Descent Control State Hill descent control operation status (model with hill descent control) OFF, Standby, Active or Unstable -
Vectoring Control Flag Activation status flag of brake-based torque vectoring control ON or OFF -
Ready Ready status ON or OFF -
Brake Assist System Operation Flag Brake assist control activation status ON or OFF -
VDC OFF Status Operation status of VDC OFF switch ON or OFF -
Brake Light Switch Brake ON/OFF status ON or OFF -
Detailed DTC(s) Further categorization of diagnosis code - -
Incline Incline of the vehicle % -
Ambient Temp Sensor Ambient temperature Β°C -
Manual Parking Operation Operation status of parking brake ON or OFF -
Auto Parking Operation Operation status of parking brake ON or OFF -
Parking Operation when driving Operation status of parking brake ON or OFF -
Parking Cancel Operation status of parking brake ON or OFF -
Hill hold lamp Hill hold indicator light ON/OFF status ON or OFF -
Ignition Signal Input condition of ignition signal ON or OFF -
Reverse Signal Input condition of reverse signal ON or OFF -
Door Signal Input condition of door (4 locations) open/close signal ON or OFF -
Driver Seat Belt Signal Input condition of driver's seat belt buckle signal ON or OFF -
EPB Switch Signal Recognition status of EPB switch Neutral, Release, Apply or Unknown -
(1) OHB = Optimized Hydraulic Brake (brake assist function when electric brake booster pressure is low)
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