Signal Description, Brake Control Module (BCM) 2011-2018]

2017 Volvo S60 T5 Dynamic, 2.0L Eng VIN 40SECTION Signal Description, Brake Control Module

SIGNAL DESCRIPTION, BRAKE CONTROL MODULE (BCM) 

All the values given below are between the relevant terminal stated in column 1 and terminal #A16 or #A47 (ground) unless otherwise stated in parenthesis after the table entry.

NOTE:

It is important that the breakout box is connected and that the ground terminals have been checked before readings are taken. 

  U= DC voltage in volts (V) Ubat = battery voltage (V)  
  I = current in amperes (A) Ulow = voltage approximately 0 V  
  F = Frequency in Hertz (Hz)      
Breakout box terminal  Terminal Control module  Signal type  Ignition on  Miscellaneous 
#A1 #1 30-feed pump motor (power supply from battery) U = Ubat Fused with 30 A
From 2008-
Fused with 40 A
#A2 #2 Reserve -  
#A3 #3 Reserve -  
#A4 #4 Reserve -  
#A5 #5 Vacuum sensor, power supply U = 5 V  
#A6 #6 Reserve -  
#A7 #7 Wheel sensor right rear, signal output Tooth against sensor:
U≈Ulow
Cover at sensor
U≈Ubat
Measure by creating a temporary voltage supply between #1 via a resistance of 1KΩ and #7.
Connect a voltmeter between #7 and ground connection #16. Turn the wheel slowly.
#A8 #8 15-supply (power supply from ignition) U = Ubat  
#A9 #9 Wheel sensor left rear, signal output. Tooth against sensor:
U≈Ulow
Cover against sensor:
U≈Ubat
Measure by creating a temporary voltage supply between #1 via a resistance of 1kΩ and #9. Connect a voltmeter between #9 and ground connection #16. Turn the wheel slowly.
#A10 #10 Reserve -  
#A11 #11 Wheel sensor right front, signal output. Tooth at sensor
U≈Ulow
Cover against sensor:
U≈Ubat
Measure be creating a temporary voltage supply between #1 via a resistance of 1KΩ and #11.
Connect a voltmeter between #11 and ground connection #16. Turn the wheel slowly.
#A12 #12 Communication cable CAN H U=2-3 V  
#A13 #13 Communication cable CAN L U=2-3 V  
#A14 #14 Wheel sensor left front, signal output. Tooth against sensor:
U≈Ulow
Cover against sensor:
U≈Ubat
Measure by creating a temporary voltage supply between #1 via a resistance of 1kΩ and #14. Connect a voltmeter between #14 and ground connection #16. Turn the wheel slowly.
#A15 #15 Reserve -  
#A16 #16 Power and signal ground U=Ulow Ground terminal for the input and outlet valves and signal to the control module.
#A17 #17 Pressure build-up valve, power supply. U=12 V Pulse width modulated signal (PWM) max 4 A and 18 Hz.
#A18 #18 Communication cable Sensor CAN H. U=2-3 V  
#A19 #19 Communication cable Sensor CAN L. U=2-3 V  
#A20 #20 Reserve -  
#A21 #21 Pressure build-up valve, power supply U = Ubat  
#A22 #22 Reserve -  
#A23 #23 Pedal pressure sensor, signal 1 Open: U=Ulow The sensor is normally open.
0 V when the brake pedal is not actuated.
12 V when the brake pedal is actuated.
#A24 #24 Pedal pressure sensor, signal 2 Closed: U=Ubat The sensor is normally closed.
12 V when the brake pedal is not actuated.
0 V when the brake pedal is actuated.
#A25 #25 Reserve -  
#A26 #26 Pedal position sensor, power supply U =5 V  
#A27 #27 Pedal position sensor, ground U=Ulow  
#A28 #28 Reserve -  
#A29 #29 Reserve  
-
 
#A30 #30 Vacuum sensor signal U =5 V  
#A31 #31 Check valve, signal - Pulse width modulated signal (PWM) 5-10 A.
#A32 #32 30-feed for the valves (power supply from battery) U = Ubat With a 30 A fuse.
#A33 #33 Front right wheel sensor, ground U=Ulow  
#A34 #34 Front right wheel sensor, signal Tooth against sensor:
I ≈ 14 mA ± 25%
Cover against sensor:
I ≈ 7 mA ± 25%
When the toothed wheels rotate, the sensor generates a pulsed current signal (square wave) with fixed pulse ratio. The frequency increases with speed.
For test of sensor's function, see #7 in table.
#A35 #35 Reserve -  
#A36 #36 Rear left wheel sensor, signal Tooth against sensor:
I ≈ 14 mA ± 25%
Cover against sensor:
I ≈ 7 mA ± 25%
The sensor generates a pulsed signal (square wave) with a fixed pulse ratio when the toothed wheel rotates. The frequency increases with speed.
For test of sensor's function, see #9 in table.
#A37 #37 Rear left wheel sensor, ground U=Ulow  
#A38 #38 Pedal position sensor, signal 0.25-4.75 V The value increases when the brake pedal is depressed.
#A39 #39 Reserve -  
#A40 #40 Vacuum sensor, ground U=Ulow  
#A41 #41 Vacuum sensor, signal 1 U = Ubat  
#A42 #42 Rear right wheel sensor, ground U=Ulow  
#A43 #43 Rear right wheel sensor, signal Tooth against sensor:
I ≈ 14 mA ± 25%
Cover against sensor:
I ≈ 7 mA ± 25%
The sensor generates a pulsed signal (square wave) with a fixed pulse ratio when the toothed wheel rotates. The frequency increases with speed.
For test of sensor's function, see #11 in table.
#A44 #44 Reserve -  
#A45 #45 Front left wheel sensor, signal Tooth against sensor:
I ≈ 14 mA ± 25%
Cover against sensor:
I ≈ 7 mA ± 25%
The sensor generates a pulsed signal (quadratic wave) with a fixed pulse ratio when the pulse wheel rotates. The frequency increases with speed.
For test of sensor's function, see #14 in table.
#A46 #46 Front left wheel sensor, ground U=Ulow  
#A47 #47 Power and signal ground U=Ulow Ground terminal for the pump motor.
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