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Electric steering lock locking/unlocking control (Operation description)

Fig 1: Electric Steering Lock Locking/Unlocking - Control Diagram
G09670772Courtesy of MITSUBISHI MOTOR SALES OF AMERICA.
Flow of electric steering lock locking/unlocking control
Lock status of electric steering lock
< 1 > KOS-ECU outputs the actuator driving permission signal to the electric steering lock.
< 2 > By the operation of engine switch, OSS-ECU sends KOS-ECU the certification request via CAN, and at the same time, supplies the electric steering lock unit power to the electric steering lock.
Matching of certification results with KOS-ECU (Refer to Step < 1 > to < 4 > of power supply changeover control.)
< 3 > OSS-ECU performs the certification communication with the electric steering lock via LIN (local LIN). The electric steering lock compares the certification result with that of OSS-ECU, and unlocks the electric steering lock by driving the internal actuator when the results agree with each other.
< 4 > After the electric steering lock is unlocked, OSS-ECU stops the supplying of electric steering lock unit power to the electric steering lock. (Subsequently, OSS-ECU sends the ACC output to ETACS-ECU. Then, ETACS-ECU drives the internal ACC relay to turn the power to ACC.)
< 5 > After the engine is started, KOS-ECU stops the actuator driving permission signal for the electric steering lock.
Fig 2: Electric Steering Lock Locking/Unlocking - Control Diagram
G09670773Courtesy of MITSUBISHI MOTOR SALES OF AMERICA.
Flow of electric steering lock locking control
Unlock status of electric steering lock
< 1 > KOS-ECU supplies the actuator driving power to the electric steering lock.
< 2 > With the power supply set to OFF, OSS-ECU receives the door status change (excluding liftgate) from ETACS-ECU via CAN. Using the door status change from "Open to Close to Open" as a trigger*, OSS-ECU supplies the electric steering lock unit power to the electric steering lock, and then performs the certification communication via LIN (local LIN). The electric steering lock compares the certification result with that of OSS-ECU, and locks the steering lock by driving the internal actuator when the results agree with each other.
NOTE: *: The trigger also includes the operation of lock/unlock button on keyless operation key as well as the door locking/unlocking by the operation of keyless operation switch.
< 3 > After the electric steering lock is locked, OSS-ECU stops the supplying of electric steering lock unit power to the electric steering lock.