2017 Volvo XC60 T6 InscriptionFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Signal Specification

GENERAL 

All values below are measured between the relevant terminal in column 1 and A1 in column 2 (effect ground) unless otherwise stated in parenthesis after the table entry.

NOTE:

It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

U= DC voltage in volts (V) UAC = AC voltage in volts (V)
Ubat = Battery voltage (V) f = Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
Ulow = Voltage approximately 0 V t = Time in seconds
PWM = Pulse width modulated signal as a %    
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CONNECTOR C1

Breakout box terminal  Control module terminal  Signal type  Ignition on  Other 
# #1 - -  
# #2 - -  
# #3 - -  
# #4 - -  
# #5 - -  
# #6 Power supply U = Ubat  
# #7 - -  
# #8 - -  
# #9 - -  
# #10 - -  
# #11 Ground U = Ulow  
# #12 - -  
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CONNECTOR C2

Breakout box terminal  Control module terminal  Signal type  Ignition on  Other 
# #1 - -  
# #2 RGB sync signal U = 1.0 Vp-p Analog signal with varying amplitude
# #3 Reference signal U = Uref  
# #4 Video, signal B U = 0.7 Vp-p Voltage is to be compared to #C2:3 reference signal.
# #5 Video, signal G U = 0.7 Vp-p Voltage is to be compared to #C2:3 reference signal.
# #6 Video, signal R U = 0.7 Vp-p Voltage is to be compared to #C2:3 reference signal.
# #H Screen    
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CONNECTOR C3

Breakout box terminal  Control module terminal  Signal type  Ignition on  Other 
  #1 MOST input signal   Optical input signal when the MOST network is activated
  #2 MOST output signal   Optical output signal when the MOST network is activated
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CONNECTOR C4

Control module terminal  Signal type  Other 
#1 Antenna signal GPS signal
#2 Antenna signal Screen
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CONNECTOR C5

Control module terminal  Signal type  Other 
#1 Antenna signal TMC signal
#2 Antenna signal Screen
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