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Fiat PANDA 1.3 JTD 16v – CAN CONNECTION LINES – – WIRING DIAGRAM, LOCATION COMPONENTS, OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION – WIRING DIAGRAM, LOCATION COMPONENTS, OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION

Fiat PANDA 1.3 JTD 16v   – CAN CONNECTION LINES –  – WIRING DIAGRAM, LOCATION COMPONENTS, OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION – WIRING DIAGRAM, LOCATION COMPONENTS, OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION

Wiring diagram - CAN CONNECTION LINES - Fiat PANDA 1.3 JTD 16v







COMPONENTS - CAN CONNECTION LINES - Fiat PANDA 1.3 JTD 16v



Component codeDescriptionReference to the assembly
B1 Engine compartment junction unit
D21 Dashboard/air conditioning-heater coupling-
D97 Short circuit coupling-
E50 Instrument panel
M1 Body computer
M50 ABS control unit
M86 Electric steering control unit

Component location - CAN CONNECTION LINES - Fiat PANDA 1.3 JTD 16v





COMPONENTS - CAN CONNECTION LINES - Fiat PANDA 1.3 JTD 16v



Component codeDescriptionReference to the assembly
B1 Engine compartment junction unit
D21 Dashboard/air conditioning-heater coupling-
D97 Short circuit coupling-
E50 Instrument panel
M1 Body computer
M50 ABS control unit
M86 Electric steering control unit

Description - CAN CONNECTION LINES - Fiat PANDA 1.3 JTD 16v


This vehicle is equipped with a CAN (Controller Area Network) system of electrical connections: it involves a software and hardware solution which is designed to manage the resources on the vehicle efficiently allowing:the sharing of information between the various electronic units;the intergration of several electronic units through one network;a high network information exchange speed;advantages in economic terms because there is a considerable reduction in the wiring/connectors inside the vehicle;superior standards in terms of quality and reliability.The advantage of using a CAN system stems from the fact that communication takes place between numerous control units and consequently the number of signals to be managed is very high.The system uses a low speed CAN serial network (B CAN) and a high speed network (C CAN) for communication between Nodes.767NODES are all the electrical/electronic devices and control units that contain a specific interface (NETWORK INTERFACE) that allow data, information and signals travelling via the CANs to be transmitted and received.The B-CAN (low speed) network comprises 2 electrical wires, one White/Pink shown in the wiring diagram as the B CAN-A cable and one Black/Pink one shown in the wiring diagram as the B CAN-B cable.The transmission of information on this pair of wires takes place by means of 2 voltage levels, one High and one Low, associated with the B CAN-A cable and the B CAN-B cable respectively.The C-CAN (high speed) network comprises 2 electrical wires, one Green shown in the wiring diagram as the CAN-H cable and one Brown shown in the wiring diagram as the CAN-L cable.The transmission of information on this pair of wires takes place by means of 2 voltage levels, one High and one Low, associated with the C CAN-H cable and the C CAN-L cable respectively.Shared information for the dynamic control of the vehicle is transferred via the C CAN whilst the B CAN manages the standard bodywork functions.The gateway for communication between the C CAN and B CAN is located in the body computer node.For more details on the operating principle of the B CAN and C CAN networks, consult the DESCRIPTION and OPERATION section..

Operational description - CAN CONNECTION LINES - Fiat PANDA 1.3 JTD 16v


The electronic control units that communicate via the CAN (B CAN and C CAN) exchange information by means of the body computer node M001.The body computer node receives a direct battery supply at pin 1 connector A and an ignition-operated supply at pin 1 connector L.The body computer node M001 assumes the role of "information collector" for the information coming from the various nodes, thereby allowing the exchange of data between the B CAN and C CAN.Connection via B CANFrom connector O, the body computer node receives/sends signals coming:from the radio receiver node M094, pin 1, 3 connector A;from the climate control system control unit M070, pin 9, 10 connector B.From connector I, the body computer node receives/sends signals coming:from the instrument panel E050, pin 8, 9 connector A.From connector H, the body computer node receives/sends signals:to the diagnostic socket R010, pin 11, 20.From connector C, the body computer node receives/sends signals:to the electric steering control unit M086, pin 5, 10 connector B;to the engine management control unit M010, pin 58, 59 connector B.For vehicles equipped with the ELD system the braking system control unit M051 converses via the C-CAN with the body computer M001 from pins 25 and 45 and with the engine management control unit M010 from pins 14 and 35.

JUNCTION UNIT



B001A



B001D



B001D



B001D



B001D



B001D



B001D



B001D



DASHBOARD/AIR CONDITIONING-HEATER COUPLING



D021



D021



SHORT CIRCUITING COUPLING



D097A



D097A



D097A



D097A



D097A



D097B



D097B



D097B



D097B



D097B



D097C



D097C



D097C



D097D



D097E



D097E



D097F



D097G



D097G



D097H



ENGINE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS



E5010



E5010



E5010



E5020



E5020



E5020



E5020



E5020



E5020



E5030



E5030



E5030



E5050



BODY COMPUTER



M001A



M001A



M001A



M001B



M001B



M001B



M001C



M001C



M001C



M001C



M001D



M001D



M001E



M001E



M001F



M001F



M001F



M001G



M001H



M001H



M001I



M001L



M001L



M001M



M001M



M001N



M001O



M001O



M001P



ABS CONTROL UNIT



M050



M050



M050



ELECTRIC STEERING CONTROL UNIT



M086A



M086A



M086A



M086B



M086B



M086B


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