Body Electrical System
Description and Operation
In this manual: Body Electrical System
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Description
eCall: When a collision occurs or a user request is detected, the vehicle status center is notified of the call via the wireless network so that the center can provide the necessary emergency assistance.
| 1. Emergency Call 2. Wireless Communication Network |
3. Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) 4. Emergency Rescue Service |
eCall Function
- Automatic Notification Function: Detects airbag deployment in a collision and automatically notifies the call center of the incident.
- Collision Occurs (Condition: IGNITION ON)
- Collision Signal: Sent from the Airbag Control Unit (ACU) to the eCall module.
- Place Call: The emergency call is routed to the most suitable Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP).
- Transmit MSD: After the call is connected, the Minimum Set of Data (MSD) is transmitted using in-band modem communication (technology that transmits data over the voice channel of a telephone line).
- Connect to a call center operator, who will then provide emergency assistance service.

- The eCall system may not operate properly if vehicle damage is severe or if the airbags do not deploy in a minor collision.
- Manual Notification Function: The driver decides to use the SOS button to manually notify the call center of the incident.
- The driver decides to press the SOS button.
- Place Call: The emergency call is routed to the most suitable PSAP.
- Transmit MSD: After the call is connected, the MSD is transmitted using in-band modem communication (technology that transmits data over the voice channel of a telephone line).
- Connect to a call center operator, who will then provide emergency assistance service.

- To cancel the call connection attempt during a call initiated by the SOS button, press the button again.
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