ENGINE IMMOBILISER SYSTEM DATA LIST / ACTIVE TEST
DATA LIST
Note:In the table below, the values listed under "Normal Condition" are reference values. Do not depend solely on these reference values when deciding whether a part is faulty or not.
Tip:Using the intelligent tester to read the Data List allows the values or states of switches, sensors, actuators and other items to be read without removing any parts. This non-intrusive inspection can be very useful because intermittent conditions or signals may be discovered before parts or wiring is disturbed. Reading the Data List information early in troubleshooting is one way to save diagnostic time.
Connect the intelligent tester to the DLC3.
Turn the engine switch on (IG).
Turn the intelligent tester on.
Enter the following menus: Body / Entry&Start / Data List.
According to the display on the intelligent tester, read the Data List.
Body Electrical > Entry&Start > Data List
Tester Display
Measurement Item
Range
Normal Condition
Diagnostic Note
Ignition Switch
Engine switch status
ON or OFF
ON: Engine switch on (IG)
OFF: Engine switch off
Use this Data List item to help determine the cause when all the entry and start system/wireless functions do not operate.
Refer to following *10.
# Codes
Number of trouble codes
Min: 0, Max: 255
Number of stored DTCs displayed
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Immobilizer when IG=ON
Engine immobiliser system status when power source mode on (IG)
SET or UNSET
SET: Engine immobiliser system set (engine switch off)
UNSET: Engine immobiliser system unset (engine switch on (ACC) or on (IG))
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Immobiliser
Engine immobiliser system status determined by certification ECU
Set or Unset
Set: Engine immobiliser set (engine start prohibited) (engine switch off)
Unset: Engine immobiliser unset (engine start permitted) (engine switch on (ACC) or on (IG))
When the engine immobiliser system does not change to the unset state, this item can be used to determine if the cause is the certification ECU or ID code box.
Refer to following *10.
Master Key
Whether master key ID code matches ID code registered in certification ECU
Match or No Match
Match: ID code of master key matches ID code registered in certification ECU
No Match: ID code of master key does not matches ID code registered in certification ECU
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Sub Key
Whether sub-key ID code matches ID code registered in certification ECU
Match or No Match
Match: ID code of sub-key matches ID code registered in certification ECU
No Match: ID code of sub-key does not matches ID code registered in certification ECU
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BCC Malfunction
BCC signal status of transponder chip*1
OK or NG
OK: BCC signal normal
NG: BCC signal malfunction (malfunction in code computation in key/certification ECU)
Problems may be caused by the following:
Communication errors due to external electric wave noise (LF).
Malfunctions in the key or certification ECU.
Abnormal Status
Transponder chip status signal*1
OK or NG
OK: Transponder chip status signal normal
NG: BCC signal malfunction (malfunction in code computation in key/certification ECU)
Problems may be caused by the following:
Communication errors due to external electric wave noise (LF).
Malfunctions in the key or certification ECU.
Different Encrypt Code
Code status between transponder chip and certification ECU*1
OK or NG
OK: Codes of transponder chip and certification ECU match
NG: Codes of transponder chip and certification ECU do not match
Problems may be caused by the following:
A key from a different vehicle is being used.
Malfunctions in the key or certification ECU.
Different Serial Number
Vehicle serial number*1
OK or NG
OK: Signal from transponder chip and vehicle serial number stored in the certification ECU match
NG: Signal from transponder chip and vehicle serial number stored in the certification ECU do not match
Problems may be caused by the following:
A key from a different vehicle is being used.
Malfunctions in the key or certification ECU.
Frame Error
State of data sent from key
OK or NG
OK: No problem with data sent from key
NG: Problem with data sent from key
Problems may be caused by the following:
Communication errors due to external electric wave noise.
Malfunctions in the key or certification ECU.
Response
Key response to signal from certification ECU
OK or NG
OK: Key responds to signal from certification ECU
NG: Key does not respond to signal from certification ECU
Problems may be caused by the following:
A key from a different vehicle is being used.
Malfunctions in the key, certification ECU or engine switch.
Wireless Starter Com ID
Certification between remote start ECU and certification ECU
No Regd or Regd
No Regd: Certification between remote start ECU and certification ECU not complete
Regd: Certification between remote start ECU and certification ECU complete
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Wireless C Code
Registration status between remote start ECU and certification ECU
No Regd or Regd
No Regd: ID not registered between remote start ECU and certification ECU
Regd: ID registered between remote start ECU and certification ECU
Problems may be caused by the following:
DTC B2779 is stored.
Remote start ECU registration has not been performed.
Malfunctions in the certification ECU or remote start ECU.
Engine Start Condition
Engine start permission from certification ECU*2
OK or NG
OK: Engine start permitted by certification ECU
NG: Engine start prohibited by certification ECU
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ID-BOX Sleep Condition
ID code box sleep mode status
Yes or No
Yes: ID code box sleep mode possible
No: ID code box sleep mode not possible
Refer to following *10.
ID-BOX Start Condition
ID code box status*3
Yes or No
Yes: Wake-up signal sent by ID code box
No: Wake-up signal not sent by ID code box
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Engine Start Request
Request from certification ECU to ID code box to permit ECM to start engine*4
OK or NG
OK: Engine start permission request signal from certification ECU received by ID code box
NG: Engine start permission request signal not received by ID code box
If OK is not displayed, the immobiliser cannot be unset by the ECM.
Refer to following *10.
3bit Code Request
3-bit code request condition
OK or NG
OK: 3-bit code request condition signal received (past)
NG: 3-bit code request condition signal not received (past)
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S Code Check
S code verification result*5
OK or NG
OK: S code verification result normal
NG: S code verification result abnormal
Problems may be caused by the following:
Registration has not been performed for the certification ECU or ID code box.
Malfunctions in the certification ECU or ID code box.
L Code Check
L code verification result*6
OK or NG
OK: L code verification result normal
NG: L code verification result abnormal
Problems may be caused by the following:
Registration has not been performed for the certification ECU or steering lock ECU.
Malfunctions in the certification ECU or steering lock ECU.
Unlock Request Receive
Status of steering unlock command from certification ECU*7
OK or NG
OK: Certification ECU sends steering unlock command (within 10 seconds of engine switch turned on (ACC) or on (IG), or of engine start operation performed)
NG: Certification ECU does not send steering unlock command (engine switch not turned on (ACC) or on (IG), and engine start operation not performed)
If OK is not displayed even when the steering lock unlock conditions are met, the certification ECU may be malfunctioning.
Refer to following *10.
Lock Request Receive
Status of steering lock command from certification ECU*8
OK or NG
OK: Certification ECU sends steering lock command (within 10 seconds of any door opened with shift lever in P and engine switch off)
NG: Certification ECU does not send steering lock command (no door opened with shift lever in P and engine switch off)
If OK is not displayed even when the steering lock lock conditions are met, the certification ECU may be malfunctioning.
Refer to following *10.
S Code Check(Past)
S code verification result (past)
OK or NG
OK: Verification confirmed (past)
NG: Verification not confirmed (past)
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L Code Check(Past)
L code verification result (past)
OK or NG
OK: Verification confirmed (past)
NG: Verification not confirmed (past)
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EFI Code Receive
Certification information sent to ID code box from ECM when ECM receives engine start permission signal from ID code box*9
OK or NG
OK: Signal from ECM to unset engine immobiliser received by ID code box
NG: Signal from ECM to unset engine immobiliser not received by ID code box
Refer to following *10.
EFI Communication
State of communication to unset immobiliser between certification ECU and ECM
OK or NG
OK: Communication to unset immobiliser has started between certification ECU and ECM
NG: Communication to unset immobiliser has not started between certification ECU and ECM
If the item displays "NG" even though the conditions to unset the immobiliser have been met and the Engine Start Request Data List item displays "OK", the ECM may be malfunctioning. When the engine cannot be started, use this Data List item during troubleshooting.
R Code Check
State of code verification between certification ECU and remote start ECU (when equipped on vehicle)
OK or NG
OK: Code verification between certification ECU and remote start ECU (when equipped on vehicle) normal
NG: Code verification between certification ECU and remote start ECU (when equipped on vehicle) abnormal
When there is a problem related to the remote start ECU, use this Data List item during troubleshooting.
Tip:*1: This indicates that there is a problem with the communication format between the key and certification ECU. Electric wave interference, key or certification ECU malfunctions, the key of another vehicle being used, etc. are possible causes.
*2: Engine start is permitted when it is confirmed that the steering is unlocked and there are no malfunctions in the steering lock system. If engine start is not permitted, a steering lock ECU malfunction (relay, driver, etc.), an IGE circuit malfunction (harness or connector, power management control ECU), or a steering lock sensor malfunction are possible causes.
*3: This indicates that transmission of the wake-up signal is possible ("Yes" indicates that the signal to begin verification-related LIN communication is being sent). When the steering lock motor is operating and an IGE ON signal is received (there is a steering lock operation request), or when communication is being performed between the ID code box and ECM, the display changes to "Yes".
*4: This indicates that the engine start permission request signal (EGST) output from the certification ECU is being received by the ID code box.
*5: This indicates the certification results of the certification codes of the certification ECU and ID code box.
*6: This indicates the certification results of the certification codes of the steering lock ECU and ID code box.
When the steering lock ECU receives an unlock request from the certification ECU, confirmation of the ID code box L code is performed. If the L code matches, the steering lock ECU unlocks the steering. Also, if the S code verification result does not match, the steering lock will not be unlocked.
*7: The certification ECU outputs a steering lock unlock request for 10 seconds after the engine switch is turned on (ACC) or on (IG), or an engine start operation is performed.
*8: The certification ECU outputs a steering lock lock request for 10 seconds after the engine switch is turned off and any door is opened with the shift lever in P.
*9: This indicates that the ID code box is receiving verification information from the ECM. If the ECM can send the information, the display changes to "OK".
*10: Please refer to the following Data List of the actual vehicle.
With the engine switch off and the shift lever in P, perform the following procedures and check the power source mode.
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*1: Without depressing the brake pedal, press the engine switch and check that the power source mode turns on (ACC).
*2: Without depressing the brake pedal, press the engine switch and check that the power source mode turns on (IG).
*3: Depress the brake pedal (the stop light switch turns on).
*4: Press the engine switch and check that the power source mode turns off.
*5: Door is opened (steering lock operation starts when door is opened).
ACTIVE TEST
Tip:Using the intelligent tester to perform Active Tests allows relays, VSVs, actuators and other items to be operated without removing any parts. This non-intrusive functional inspection can be very useful because intermittent operation may be discovered before parts or wiring is disturbed. Performing Active Tests early in troubleshooting is one way to save diagnostic time. Data List information can be displayed while performing Active Tests.
Connect the intelligent tester to the DLC3.
Turn the engine switch on (IG).
Turn the intelligent tester on.
Enter the following menus: Body / Entry&Start / Active Test.
According to the display on the intelligent tester, perform the Active Test.
Body Electrical > Entry&Start > Active Test
Tester Display
Measurement Item
Control Range
Diagnostic Note
Immobiliser Indicator
Security indicator light
ON/OFF
The test is possible when the following conditions are met:
The key is in the cabin.
The engine switch is on (IG).