INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

Outline

• The instrument cluster centrally controls the following:

• Warning beep

• Warning light/Indicator light

• Analog speedometer

• Analog tachometer

• Fuel gauge

• Odometer/tripmeter

• Panel light

• Trip computer system

• LCD

• Engine coolant temperature gauge

• Ambient temperature display

Functions

• The instrument cluster displays the following information to notify the driver of the vehicle conditions.

• Vehicle speed (speedometer display function)

• Engine speed (tachometer display function)

• Remaining fuel quantity (fuel gauge display function)

• Traveled distance (odometer/tripmeter display function)

• Instantaneous fuel economy, average fuel economy, remaining distance to empty, average vehicle speed (trip computer calculation function)

• Warning/indicator light (warning/indicator light turn on/flash function)

Speedometer display function

• The instrument cluster controls the speedometer based on the vehicle speed signal sent via CAN communication from the PCM, and displays the current vehicle speed. For details on the speedometer, refer to [SPEEDOMETER]. (See SPEEDOMETER.)

Tachometer display function

• The instrument cluster controls the tachometer based on the engine speed signal sent via CAN communication from the PCM, and displays the current engine speed. For details on the tachometer, refer to [TACHOMETER]. (See TACHOMETER.)

Fuel gauge display function

• The instrument cluster displays the remaining fuel quantity based on the fuel gauge sender unit voltage signal sent via CAN communication from the BCM, and the vehicle speed and fuel injection amount signals sent via CAN communication from the PCM. For details on the remaining fuel quantity, refer to [FUEL GAUGE]. (See FUEL GAUGE.)

Odometer/tripmeter display function

• The instrument cluster displays the total traveled distance/traveled distance over a specific interval based on the travel distance signal sent via CAN communication from the PCM. For details on the odometer/tripmeter, refer to [ODOMETER/TRIPMETER]. (See ODOMETER/TRIPMETER.)

Trip computer calculation function

• The instrument cluster calculates the instantaneous fuel economy, average fuel economy, remaining distance to empty, and the average vehicle speed, and displays it on the LCD in the instrument cluster. For details on the trip computer, refer to [TRIP COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEM]. (See TRIP COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEM.)

Warning/indicator light turn on/flash function, message/system operation status display function

• The instrument cluster turns on or flashes the warning indicator lights to notify the driver of the vehicle system status.

• The types of warning/indicator lights are as follows: For details on each warning/indicator light, refer to each reference.

• For vehicles with the center display, a warning message in the center display is displayed when the warning/indicator light is turned on or flashed. For the display content, refer to [CENTER DISPLAY]. (See CENTER DISPLAY [WITH CENTER DISPLAY].)

Buzzer operation function

• The instrument cluster activates the alarm using the buzzer built into the instrument cluster to notify the driver of the vehicle conditions.

• The alarm types are as follows: For details on each alarm, refer to each reference.

• If several alarm request signals are received simultaneously, the alarms sound according to the order of precedence in the following table.

Panel Light Control Function

• The instrument cluster changes the brightness of the panel light based on the panel light control switch rotation signal and TNS (parking lights) signal sent via CAN communication from the BCM. For details on the panel light, refer to [PANEL LIGHT]. (See PANEL LIGHT.)

Vehicle Specification Information Transmission Function

• The instrument cluster sends vehicle specification information stored during configuration to the following modules via CAN communication. The following modules perform configuration automatically by reading the vehicle specification information from the instrument cluster.

• PCM

• TCM (AT)

• Auto leveling control module (without adaptive front lighting system (AFS))

• AFS control module (with adaptive front lighting system (AFS))

• DSC HU/CM

• Electric vacuum pump control unit

• EPS control module

• BCM

• Start stop unit

• SAS control module

• Connectivity master unit (CMU) (with center display)

• Audio amplifier (with Bose^®)

• Climate control unit

• Blind spot monitoring (BSM) control module (with blind spot monitoring (BSM) system)

Battery Discharge Suppression Function

NOTE:

• This function is for suppressing battery discharge during vehicle manufacture and shipment. However, if the ROOM fuse is removed from a vehicle which has low total travel distance, the function may operate in the market.

• The battery discharge suppression is a function in which the instrument cluster sends a battery discharge suppression signal to the start stop unit and the start stop unit suppresses the battery discharge.

• The battery discharge suppression function operates when the total traveled distance is the threshold or less and the ROOM fuse has been removed.

• The start stop unit switches the ignition off if 25 min have elapsed with the ignition switch in the ACC or ON position (engine off) to control the electric load.

• When the battery discharge suppression function is operated, the instrument cluster displays [F0-002], [F0-HHH] or [F0-LLL] in the odometer/tripmeter screen of the instrument cluster to indicate that the battery discharge suppression function is operating.

• The battery discharge suppression function is stopped under the following conditions.

• ROOM fuse has been installed

• Engine is started

• Total traveled distance exceeds the threshold value

Structural View

System Wiring Diagram

Fail-safe

Speedometer

• If the instrument cluster cannot receive a CAN signal normally or detects a CPU malfunction inside the instrument cluster, 0 is displayed.

Tachometer

• If the instrument cluster cannot receive a CAN signal normally or detects a CPU malfunction inside the instrument cluster, 0 is displayed.

Fuel gauge

• Not applicable

Odometer/tripmeter

• If the instrument cluster detects a CPU malfunction inside the instrument cluster, [— — — — — —] is displayed.

Engine coolant temperature gauge

• If the instrument cluster cannot receive a CAN signal normally, it turns off the low engine coolant temperature indicator light (blue) and turns on the high engine coolant temperature warning light (red).

• If the instrument cluster detects a CPU malfunction inside the instrument cluster, it turns on the high engine coolant temperature warning light (red).

Indicator light

• If the instrument cluster cannot receive a CAN signal normally, it flashes the following indicator lights.

• Lights-on indicator light

• Wrench indicator light

Warning lights

• If the instrument cluster cannot receive a CAN signal normally, it turns the following warning lights on.

• High engine coolant temperature warning light (red)

• HBC warning light (amber)

• Master warning light

• LED headlight warning light

• Check engine light

• Brake system warning light

• Engine oil warning light

• KEY warning light (red)

• LDWS warning light

• ABS warning light

• Power steering malfunction indicator light

• Charging system warning light

• Electric vacuum pump warning light

• Tire pressure monitoring system warning light

• Low washer fluid level warning light

Alarm

• If the instrument cluster cannot receive a CAN signal normally, it stops the alarm.

Panel light

• If the instrument cluster cannot receive a CAN signal normally, it stops sending the dimmer cancel signal.

Trip computer

• If the instrument cluster cannot receive a CAN signal normally or detects a configuration malfunction, [———] is displayed.

Ambient temperature display

• If the CAN signal cannot be received normally, the instrument cluster displays [———°C] or [———°F].

• If the instrument cluster detects a CPU malfunction inside the instrument cluster, [———] is displayed.