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Typical Enabling Conditions

U0110

Monitor runs whenever the following DTCs are not stored C14C8: Brake system voltage circuit high
U0293: Lost communication with HPCM (CH1)
All of the following conditions are met A, B, C, D, E and F
A. Both of the following conditions a and b are met More than 1 second
a. Both of the following conditions are met More than 0.198 seconds
+BS cut MOS Valid
+BS cut MOS voltage Higher than 7.4 V
b. Both of the following conditions are met More than 0.012 seconds
+BS cut MOS Valid
+BS cut MOS voltage Below 23.2 V
B. CAN communication status Enable
C. Following condition is met More than 3 seconds
IGP_PT2 voltage Higher than 9.5 V
D. Following condition is met More than 3 seconds
IGR voltage Higher than 9.5 V
E. Following condition is met More than 3 seconds
IGP_PT2 On
F. +BS cut MOS voltage Higher than 7.8 V
U0129 AND U117D

Monitor runs whenever the following DTCs are not stored C14C8: Brake system voltage circuit high
All of the following conditions are met A, B, C, D and E
A. Both of the following conditions a and b are met More than 1 second
a. Both of the following conditions are met More than 0.198 seconds
+BS cut MOS Valid
+BS cut MOS voltage Higher than 7.4 V
b. Both of the following conditions are met More than 0.012 seconds
+BS cut MOS Valid
+BS cut MOS voltage Below 23.2 V
B. CAN communication status Enable
C. Following condition is met More than 3 seconds
IGR voltage Higher than 9.5 V
D. Following condition is met More than 3 seconds
IGR On
E. +BS cut MOS voltage Higher than 7.8 V
U0293

Monitor runs whenever the following DTCs are not stored C14C8: Brake system voltage circuit high
All of the following conditions are met A, B, C, D and E
A. Both of the following conditions a and b are met More than 1 second
a. Both of the following conditions are met More than 0.198 seconds
+BS cut MOS Valid
+BS cut MOS voltage Higher than 7.4 V
b. Both of the following conditions are met More than 0.012 seconds
+BS cut MOS Valid
+BS cut MOS voltage Below 23.2 V
B. CAN communication status Enable
C. Both of the following conditions are met More than 3 seconds
IGR voltage Higher than 9.5 V
IGP_PT2 voltage Higher than 9.5 V
D. Both of the following conditions are met More than 3 seconds
IGR On
IGP_PT2 On
E. +BS cut MOS voltage Higher than 7.8 V
U1150

Monitor runs whenever the following DTCs are not stored C14C8: Brake system voltage circuit high
U0293: Lost communication with HPCM (CH1)
All of the following conditions are met A, B, C, D, E and F
A. Both of the following conditions a and b are met More than 1 second
a. Both of the following conditions are met More than 0.198 seconds
+BS cut MOS Valid
+BS cut MOS voltage Higher than 7.4 V
b. Both of the following conditions are met More than 0.012 seconds
+BS cut MOS Valid
+BS cut MOS voltage Below 23.2 V
B. CAN communication status Enable
C. Both of the following conditions are met More than 3 seconds
IGR voltage Higher than 9.5 V
IGP_PT2 voltage Higher than 9.5 V
D. Both of the following conditions are met More than 3 seconds
IGR On
IGP_PT2 On
E. +BS cut MOS voltage Higher than 7.8 V
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