ASC SYSTEM
The ASC system uses the stereo component equalizer assembly to generate dynamic engine sounds electronically. These sounds are output from the No. 1 speaker assembly with box. The dynamic engine sounds are calculated in accordance with vehicle information, such as the drive mode, engine speed and accelerator pedal opening angle. By operating the vehicle sound switch, the sounds can be turned on/off and volume can be adjusted.
The following sounds are generated.
| Sound | Description |
|---|---|
| Additional Engine Sounds |
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Additional engine sounds generation conditions
| Item | Condition | Remark |
|---|---|---|
| Drive mode | NORMAL or SPORT mode | In NORMAL mode, only some of the additional engine sounds will be generated |
| Shift lever position | R, D, M | - |
| Vehicle speed | 6 km/h (4 mph) or more | When all of the conditions are met, additional engine sounds are generated. |
| Engine speed | 980 rpm or more |
| *a | Example of additional engine sounds generation | *b | Vehicle speed |
| *c | Time | *d | Accelerating |
| *e | Decelerating | *f | When vehicle being driven |
| *g | 6 km/h (4 mph) | *h | 980 rpm or more |
| *i | Less than 980 rpm | *j | Sounds output |
FUNCTION OF MAIN COMPONENTS
The ASC system consists of the following components:
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Stereo component equalizer assembly |
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| No. 1 speaker assembly with box | Outputs simulated driving sounds into the cabin according to the signal sent by the stereo component equalizer assembly. |
| Vehicle sound switch |
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| ECM | Sends signals, such as accelerator pedal opening angle, engine speed, driving mode and drive force to the stereo component equalizer assembly via CAN communication. |
| Skid control ECU assembly | Sends vehicle speed signals to the stereo component equalizer assembly via CAN communication. |