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2014 - Mazda6 - Body and Accessories

POWER DOOR LOCK SYSTEM

Outline

Function

Door lock switch interlock function
Door key interlock function
2-step unlocking function
Collision detection unlock function
Auto door lock function

Structural view

System wiring diagram

Operation

Lock operation using door key cylinder
1. When the key is inserted in the front door key cylinder and a lock operation is performed, the front door key cylinder switch switches to the lock side.
2. When the rear body control module (RBCM) detects a front door key cylinder switch lock signal (1), it turns the transistor on (2), and turns the door lock relay (lock side) on.
3. When the door lock relay (lock side) turns on (3), the front and rear door lock actuator motors perform a lock operation (4), and the front and rear doors lock.

Lock operation using door lock switch
1. When the door lock switch is operated to lock, the door lock switch switches to the lock side.
2. When the rear body control module (RBCM) detects a door lock switch lock signal (1), it turns the transistor on (2), and turns the door lock relay (lock side) on.
3. When the door lock relay (lock side) turns on (3), the front and rear door lock actuator motors perform a lock operation (4), and the front and rear doors lock.

Unlock operation using the door lock switch
1. When the door lock switch is operated to unlock, the door lock switch switches to the unlock side.
2. When the rear body control module (RBCM) detects a door lock switch unlock signal (1), it turns the transistor on (2), and turns the door lock relay (unlock side) on.
3. When the door lock relay (unlock side) turns on (3), the front and rear door lock actuator motors perform an unlock operation (4), and the front and rear doors unlock.

2-step Unlocking Function Operation Using Door Key Cylinder

Timing chart of 2-step unlocking function operation using door key cylinder

1. When the driver's key cylinder switch is unlocked (1), the rear body control module (RBCM) turns the transistor on (2).
2. When the transistor turns on, the door lock relay turns on (3), and the driver's door unlocks (4).
3. When the rear body control module (RBCM) receives an unlock signal for approx. 2 s, it turns the transistor on (5).
4. When the transistor turns on, the 2-step unlocking relay turns on (6), then all the doors unlock (7).

2-Step Unlocking Function Operation Using Keyless Entry Remote Transmitter

Timing chart of 2-step unlocking function operation using keyless entry remote transmitter

1. When the UNLOCK button on the keyless entry remote transmitter is operated, the keyless entry remote transmitter sends ID data and rolling code to the keyless receiver (1).
2. The keyless receiver sends an unlock signal to the rear body control module (RBCM) (2).
3. When the rear body control module (RBCM) receives the unlock signal, it turns the transistor on (3).
4. When the transistor turns on, the door lock relay turns on (4) and the driver's door unlocks (5).
5. If the rear body control module (RBCM) receives another unlock signal within 5 s after it received the first unlock signal, it turns the transistor on (6).
6. When the transistor turns on, the 2-step unlocking relay turns on (7), then all the doors unlock (8).

Collision detection unlock function operation

1. When an air bag deploys, the SAS control module sends an air bag deployment signal to the instrument cluster as a CAN signal.
2. The instrument cluster sends the air bag deployment signal to the rear body control module (RBCM) as a CAN signal.
3. The rear body control module (RBCM) receives the air bag deployment signal and after approx. 6 s, it operates the front and rear door lock actuator motors, and the front and rear doors unlock.

Auto Door Lock Operation

NOTE:

Auto Door Unlock Operation



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