FUNCTION OF MAIN COMPONENTS
| Component | Function |
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| Front Corner Ultrasonic Sensor RH/LH | Sends ultrasonic waves to detect stationary objects and outputs a signal to the clearance warning ECU assembly. |
| Front Center Ultrasonic Sensor RH/LH | |
| Rear Corner Ultrasonic Sensor RH/LH | |
| Rear Center Ultrasonic Sensor RH/LH | |
| Blind Spot Monitor Sensor RH/LH*1 | Sends a vehicle behind approaching detection signal to the clearance warning ECU assembly. |
| Television Camera Assembly*2 | Sends a pedestrian behind detection signal to the clearance warning ECU assembly. |
| Clearance Warning ECU Assembly |
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| Combination Meter Assembly
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| Multi-display | Receives a warning request signal from the parking assist ECU and displays a parking support brake system warning message.*2 |
| Headup Display (Meter Mirror Sub-assembly)*3 | Receives a warning request signal from the clearance warning ECU assembly and displays a parking support brake system warning message. |
| Hybrid Vehicle Control ECU Assembly |
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| Skid Control ECU Assembly |
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| Parking Assist ECU*2 | Sends a warning request signal received from the clearance warning ECU assembly to the multi-display. |
| Yawrate Sensor | Sends a lateral acceleration signal, which was detected by the yawrate sensor, to the clearance warning ECU assembly. |
| Steering Sensor | Sends a steering angle signal to the clearance warning ECU assembly. |
| Air Conditioning Amplifier Assembly | Sends an outside temperature signal to the clearance warning ECU assembly. |
| Central Gateway ECU (Network Gateway ECU) | Relays the signal between the CAN communication buses. |
| DLC3 |
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*1: Models with blind spot monitor system
*2: Models with panoramic view monitor system
*3: Models with headup display
OPERATING CONDITION
Drive Force Suppression Control
When all of the following conditions are met, drive force suppression control is performed.
| Detectable Item | Condition |
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| Stationary Object |
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| Vehicle Approaching from Rear*1 |
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| Pedestrian behind Vehicle*2 |
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*1: Models with blind spot monitor system
*2: Models with panoramic view monitor system
When any of the following conditions is met, drive force suppression control is stopped.
| Detectable Item | Condition |
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| Stationary Object |
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| Vehicle Approaching from Rear*1 |
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| Pedestrian behind Vehicle*2 |
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*1: Models with blind spot monitor system
*2: Models with panoramic view monitor system
Brake Control
When all of the following conditions are met, brake control is performed.
| Detectable Item | Condition |
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| All Objects |
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When the following conditions are met, brake control is stopped.
| Detectable Item | Condition |
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| Stationary Object |
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| Vehicle Approaching from Rear*1 |
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| Pedestrian behind Vehicle*2 |
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*1: Models with blind spot monitor system
*2: Models with panoramic view monitor system
Note
When brake control operates, the parking support brake system automatically turns off. The system remains off until it is turned on by an operation on the multi-information display screen, the object of brake control goes away, the vehicle reverses approximately 300 mm (11.8 in.) or more*1 or approximately the entire length of the vehicle*2, the vehicle moves forward approximately the entire length of the vehicle*3, or the power switch is turned off and back on (IG).
*1: A vehicle approaching from the rear is detected.
*2: A stationary object or pedestrian who is behind the vehicle is detected.
*3: A stationary object is detected.
SYSTEM CONTROL
Parking Support Brake (Stationary Objects) Detection Range
The ultrasonic sensor detects stationary objects that come within approximately 4 m (13 ft.). In addition, the detection distance may differ depending on the shape of the stationary object.
When the vehicle is moving forward, all 4 front ultrasonic sensors must simultaneously detect an obstacle for the parking support brake system to operate. Similarly, when the vehicle is moving in reverse, 2 or more rear ultrasonic sensors must detect a stationary object for the system to operate.
| *a | While Driving Ahead | *b | While Reversing |
| *c | Approximately 4 m (13 ft.) | *d | Object |
| *e | The detection range shown in the illustration is for when detecting an object that is 2 m (6.7 ft.) wide, 1 m (3.3 ft.) tall and is perpendicular to the ground. | - | - |
Note
Even though the parking support brake system detects stationary objects, it may not operate depending on the vehicle condition.
Parking Support Brake System Control
The parking support brake system determines the state of the vehicle and its surroundings based on signals that the clearance warning ECU assembly receives from sensors, switches and ECUs installed in various locations on the vehicle, and sends the necessary control signals to ECUs to control the vehicle.
When the system operates, a warning message is displayed in the multi-information display of the combination meter assembly, multi-display or headup display*, and the meter buzzer sounds to warn the driver.
*: Models with headup display
The parking support brake system detects stationary objects using sensors, and when it determines that there is a risk of collision, suppress the drive force.
Figure 1. Drive Force Suppression Control
When the system determines that there is a high possibility of a collision even after the above operations, brake control is performed in addition to drive force suppression control.
Figure 2. Drive Force Suppression Control and Brake Control 1
Figure 3. Drive Force Suppression Control and Brake Control 2
FUNCTION
Parking Support Brake System Operation
The combination meter assembly customization setting can be used to turn the parking support brake system on and off.
A PKSB OFF indicator is added to make it possible to check that the parking support brake system is off in the combination meter assembly. When the parking support brake system is off, the PKSB OFF indicator illuminates.
FAIL-SAFE
When the clearance warning ECU assembly detects a malfunction in the system, the system enters fail-safe mode. For details, refer to the Repair Manual.
DIAGNOSIS
In order to make system inspections easier to perform, a diagnosis function is used in consideration of serviceability. The DTCs of malfunctioning parts can be read by connecting the Global TechStream (GTS). Refer to the Repair Manual for details.