Toyota Yaris: Active Noise Control System / System Description
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
ACTIVE NOISE CONTROL SYSTEM
(a) The active noise control system is a system that detects muffled engine sounds produced in sync that fluctuates according to the engine speed, by using the active noise control microphone and outputs anti-phase control sound through the audio speakers to reduce muffled engine sounds.
The active noise control system includes the following functions.
| Function Name | Function Description | Operation Conditions |
| ANC (Active Noise Control) Function | Function that reduces noise by using anti-phase and vibration control sound to interfere with muffled sounds | Engine running, engine speed 700 rpm or higher |
| ESE (Engine Sound Enhancement) Function | Function that produces realistic engine sounds by adding frequency component sound according to driving conditions such as vehicle speed and accelerator pedal depression | Engine running, engine speed 2000 rpm or higher |
PARTS LOCATION ILLUSTRATION
*1 ECM *2 NO. 1 ENGINE ROOM RELAY BLOCK - ECU-IGP NO. 3 FUSE ILLUSTRATION
*1 STEREO COMPONENT EQUALIZER ASSEMBLY *2 DLC3 ILLUSTRATION
*1 ACTIVE NOISE CONTROL MICROPHONE LH *2 ACTIVE NOISE CONTROL MICROPHONE RH *3 FRONT NO...
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TERMINALS OF ECU CHECK STEREO COMPONENT EQUALIZER ASSEMBLY
Terminal No. (Symbol) Terminal Description Condition Specified Condition O131-15(+B) - O131-30(GND) Power source Always 11 to 14 V O131-29(IGP) - O131-30(GND) Power source (IG) Ignition switch ON 11 to 14 V O131-14(ACC) - O131-30(GND) Power source (ACC) Ignition switch ACC 11 to 14 V O131-30(GND) - Body ground Ground Always Below 1 Ω O132-1(MC1+) - O131-30(GND) Active noise control microphone input signal Active noise control microphone LH tapped with finger Pulse generation O132-5(MC1-) - O131-30(GND) Active noise control microphone input signal Always Below 1 Ω O132-2(MC2+) - O131-30(GND) Active noise control microphone input signal Active noise control microphone RH tapped with finger Pulse generation O132-6(MC2-) - O131-30(GND) Active noise control microphone input signal Always Below 1 Ω O131-3(NEI) - O131-30(GND) Engine pulse signal Idling with warm engine Pulse generation (See waveform 1) O131-24(FLI-) Active noise control microphone output signal - - O131-9(FLI+) Active noise control microphone output signal - - O131-23(FRI-) Active noise control microphone output signal - - O131-8(FRI+) Active noise control microphone output signal - - O131-5(RRI+) Active noise control microphone output signal - - O131-20(RRI-) Active noise control microphone output signal - - O131-6(RLI+) Active noise control microphone output signal - - O131-21(RLI-) Active noise control microphone output signal - - O131-7(ASG1) Shield ground - - O131-22(ASG2) Shield ground - - O131-12(FR+) - O131-30(GND) Sound signal Active noise control system operating Pulse generation O131-27(FR-) - O131-30(GND) Sound signal Active noise control system operating Pulse generation O131-13(FL+) - O131-30(GND) Sound signal Active noise control system operating Pulse generation O131-28(FL-) - O131-30(GND) Sound signal Active noise control system operating Pulse generation O131-10(RR+) - O131-30(GND) Sound signal Active noise control system operating Pulse generation O131+25(RR-) - O131-30(GND) Sound signal Active noise control system operating Pulse generation O131-11(RL+) - O131-30(GND) Sound signal Active noise control system operating Pulse generation O131-28(RL-) - O131-30(GND) Sound signal Active noise control system operating Pulse generation O131-1(CANH) CAN communication signal - - O131-16(CANL) CAN communication signal - - (a) Waveform 1 HINT: The oscilloscope waveform shown in the illustration is an example for reference only...
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