Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Student Booklet
GT2500133en
Version 1
July 2014
Preface
The “Door brake function” training material includes information about electrical signals and
preconditions used to activate the brakes when the bus is at the bus station or when another
bus function (device) is active. This document applies to buses and coaches built by Volvo
and to buses and coaches built by an external body builder.
This information is for training purposes only.
The Door brake function acts together with the automatic gear box and supports a number of
features.
One of these is to provide the driver with a way to keep the vehicle stationary while the
engine is still running and not have to use the foot brake or parking brake. The vehicle is to
be kept stationary on almost flat ground (inclinations < 5%).
An added advantage of this function is that it ensures safety. The driver will be not able to
drive off if the wheelchair ramp is extended, or if any door is open. The driver is informed
about the status of Door brake function on the dashboard.
The Door brake function is released by the EBS5 ECU. This function limits the engine speed,
activates the service brake and informs the driver about activation.
The driver will still see an indicator that the Door brake is being activated as long as there is a
request to activate the door brake. There is nothing to prevent using the Door brake at the
same time as other brakes.
BBM implements “OR“ functionality for D-bus (D_DoorBrReq) and E-CAN gateway signal
(D_DoorBrReqExt) to send the request.
The Door brake function can be activated by one of the following events:
VP68.DoorBrakeRequest is active.
The BBM sets this signal if:
Ignition is ON & [D_DoorBrReq OR D_DoorBrReq_Ext]
J1939:
BIC Low brake pressure switch J1939:
ETC2.Current gear
J1939: TECU
ECS TC1.Disengage driveline req.
J1939:
EBC5.Halt brake mode EBS5
ASC1.KneelingInformation
J1939:
TSC1.Engine torque limit
EMS
J1939:
EEC2.Accelerator pedal position*
EEC1. Engine Speed
J1939:
J1939:
VP2.Key position
PV2. Accelerator pedal low
idle*
J1939:
CCVS.Vehicle speed
BBM VP 68.Door brake request
CCVS.Parking brake sw itch
VECU
Parking brake status
Door brake request
XCB801F:33
Neutral gear
Dbus:
Dbus:
Dbus:
BB4:6
Chassis
Dbus:
Bus Body
Door brake override switch
A Additional switch for Door brake activation (connected to bus body, not present in coach
B Door brake override switch (only for bus body activation=
Bus body function can also request Door brake function. This is released by CAN signal in
DBUS (D_DoorBrakeReq). The bus body function collects all information about the status of
bus, and prepares the request which is sent to BBM. The Door brake can be activated if one
of following conditions is fulfilled:
BBM
Door brake
Door brake
request
Dbus:
status
Dbus:
Chassis
Bus Body
MCM
BBUS: BBUS:
Door brake request signal Door brake status
button at daschboard
door brake activation
Status of ignition key
Door open status for
Status of additional
in electrical central
automatic function
override switch
Status of door
all doors
BBM also listens for the Door brake request via DBUS CAN line, provided the bus is
equipped with
The Volvo multiplex system additional function is implemented to secure the safety and
comfort feature.
To provide the highest level of safety the Door brake is activated when any door is open or
any door automatic control is active. With this condition the driver is not able to drive off.
The Door brake will also be requested if the ramp or wheelchair lift is extended. If a
mechanical ramp is installed, there is a high risk that while driving on a bumpy road, the Door
brake may be activated even when the ramp is closed. To avoid this situation the Door brake
is activated only after 1.5s of delay.
The Door brake function can be used by the driver to activate brakes without holding his foot
on the brake pedal. To do this the driver must activate the switch on the dashboard.
J1939:
BBM VP68:DoorBrakeRequest EBS
Dbus: E_DoorBrReq_Ext
BIO
ECAN: E_DoorBrReq
Ext. Body
ECU Body
Builder
Additional input to BBM for Door brake request when E-CAN available.
For buses where DBUS is not available, the Door brake can be activated by E-CAN signal.
This additional CAN line is reserved for external body builder.
When the Door brake function is active the EBS goes into Halt Brake Mode. The BIC uses
this information to display an icon in the BIC to inform the driver about function status.
Example of Cluster view you can see at illustration above.
The BBM also uses it to send Door Brake Status via D_BUS, but only if the Door brake has
not been activated via hardware input XCB801F:33.
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The Door brake function is terminated when either of the following conditions is fulfilled:
The Door brake icon should be visible when the Door brake function is active.
If the Door brake request is not received correctly, the request is assumed as non-valid.
Once the Door brake is active it will remain so as long as non-valid inputs are received.
If the vehicle speed is not received correctly by EBS, the function cannot be activated.
In addition, the bus body function verifies the status of B_DoorBrakeReq signal. If this signal
is not valid error or void) for longer than 5 seconds, the body fault log will store an active
fault.
The status of the Door brake switch can be checked in Master ID. To do this you need to:
1) Connect with Master ID
2) Go to “Operation View”
3) Select “Body functions”
4) Find “Door brake request” and click on it.
Now you are able to see the status of all hardware inputs and outputs which are located in
the Door brake function. Signal I_SwDoorBrake can be in one of three statuses:
- Equal to 1 (green), Door brake can be activated via bus body function.
- Equal to 0 (blue), Door brake is overridden, and can’t be activated via bus body
function.
- Equal to “error” (red), Door brake override switch is not connected.
As you can see there is only one hardware input for the Door brake override switch. As
mentioned in the previous chapter the bus body function also uses hardware input for the
additional button for the driver to activate the door brake.
This is because the hardware signal for Door brake activation button is located in a different
function, i.e. the “Switches interface” function.
If the Door brake cannot be activated by the switch on the dashboard, the following proceed
as follows:
- Check if the Door brake override switch in electrical central is not activated.
- Check connection for additional button for Door brake function.
To check status of additional button to activate Door brake you need to:
1. Connect with Master ID
2. Go to “Operation View”
3. Select “Body functions”
4. Select “Switches interface”
5. Find “I_BuDoorBrake” function and click on it.
Signal I_BuDoorBrake can be in one of three statuses:
- Equal to 1 (green), Door brake button is active.
- Equal to 0 (blue), Door brake button is not active.
- Equal to “error” (red), Door brake button is incorrectly connected/shorted to ground.
P
40
CAN H
CAN L
A
Control unit, I/O−B,
Control unit, I/O−B,
BBM
Backbone1 A15 interface 1 E-BUS
Dashboard El. center MCM
F350 5A A41 left side
A58 A36
A:41 A36 A195 A16
A:16 A:20
XSBP400
XSBD405
XB323:11
A:17
S303 A79
8 9 1 Control unit, A:18
0 1 Switch, I−shift gateway
door brake
4 2 10 override 1
S409
Door brake XBG301:5
A17 C:5
XSBG407
activation button XSBP325
Control unit, VECU
XB325:16
(Vehicle ECU) C:4
B03 A21
Sensor, Control Unit, EBS
footbrake valve (Electronic Brake System)
A
F349
Backbone 1 (XA1)
0.75WH/BN
J1587 (XH1)
5
A4
Sign_1
X1
5A
0.75VT
6
6
Switch
X1
A
Gnd
0.75WH/BK
4
1
X1
GND
0.75BU
8
Sign_2
X1
A
EBS
Sply
0.75RD/GY
2
7
SRC
X1
5V
XCB801F
33
15
0.5VT
Door_Sw
Connector
X3
Body interface 1
U03
FRC:48
Modulator, EBS,
rear axle F48
5A
0.5RD/GN
GND
PWR
X2 12
+30
X1 16
GND
1.5WH/BK
+DR
SRC
FRC:28
PWR
+30
17
2.5RD
2.5RD
1.5RD/GY
SRC
+30
X2 4
X1
SRC
XS−2003_06
S
F28
PWR
+DR
13
2.5RD
20A
X1
SRC
SRC
0.75YE
5 X2
+24 H
SPL
Gnd
11
0.75BK
HZ_PD
X1
XC:6
0.75GN
X2 6
Gnd
L
0.75BK
12
GND
X1
XC:5
The "Door Brake" function is operated using different wire connections.
To transfer digital and analogue signals in a Volvo bus chassis with a body from an external
Body Builder, we use three data buses and an analogue signal termed "Door Brake
Request". D-BUS, BACKBONE1 and E-BUS are included in Multiplexed Version 3 (chassis).
E-BUS is prepared for connection with Body Builder ECUs. The connections can be seen in
the chassis wiring diagram.
To transfer digital signals in Volvo buses and coaches we use three data buses. D-BUS and
BACKBONE1 are included in Multiplexed Version 3 (chassis). B-BUS in included in BEA
body. The connections can be seen in the chassis wiring diagram and body wiring diagram.
The "Door Brake" function is only operated by the EBS modulator in driveline.
D_ApLowIdle
BBM broadcasts the status of the J1939 message VP2_X_V – Accelerator pedal low idle
switch in this DBUS signal. When an E-CAN solution is implemented, this signal will be
received
by BIO and gatewayed to E-CAN.
D_DoorBrReq
This message can be sent by body multiplex to BBM, requesting the door brake. It is then
gatewayed by BBM to EBS5.
D_DoorBrOn
BBM broadcasts the status of the J1939 message EBC5 – Door Brake Status in this Dbus
signal.
When an E-CAN solution is implemented, this signal will be received by BIO and gatewayed
to E-CAN.
D_DoorBrReq_Ext
This signal is used when E-CAN is available to request the door brake. The signal is
gatewayed by BIO from E-CAN.
D_ParkBrActive
This signal is used when the bus is specified with ACHIDB variant. It affects the
D_DoorBrReq according to table from ACHIDB description.
D_GbxNeuGear
This signal is used when the bus is specified with ACHIDB variant. It affects the
D_DoorBrReq according to above.
E_DoorBrReq
This message can be sent by external body ECU to BIO vie E-CAN line, requesting the door
brake. The signal is then gatewayed to BBM via Dbus (D_DoorBrReq_Ext) and also
gatewayed by BBM to EBS5.
B_DBrakeByDXAuto
Door brake request signal from door X automatic control. This signal is active if the automatic
function for door X is active.
“X” can have value from 1 to 4.
B_DoorXRampOpen
Door brake request from ramp function. If the ramp is open at one of the doors, the Door
brake request is sent to MCM. If a mechanical ramp is installed, the ramp open signal is
active after 1.5 second of detecting that the ramp is open.
“X” can have any value from 1 to 4.
B_BuDoorBrake
Status of Door brake button located on dashboard. This button can activate the Door brake
function even if the doors are closed.
B_IgnitionKeyOn
Status of ignition key.
B_AnyDoorOpenWar
Status of doors. This signal is TRUE if doors are not closed. If the doors have no pressure, it
is highly likely that they can easily open. To avoid this situation the Door brake will be
activated even if the door position sensor does not generate door open information.
B_DoorBrakeReq
Door brake function request send by bus body. This signal is send via MCM to BBM to
activate the door brake.