Purpose
The AFS OFF indicator light notifies the user that the AFS is stopped or a malfunction occurs in the AFS.
Function
The AFS OFF indicator light illuminates when the AFS is stopped and flashes when a malfunction occurs in the AFS.
Construction
When the microcomputer in the instrument cluster receives a AFS OFF indicator light illumination request, it controls the illumination and flashing of the AFS OFF indicator light based on the received illumination request.
Operation
NOTE:
When the ignition is switched ON, the AFS control module illuminates the AFS OFF indicator light for 3 s to check the light bulb and notifies that the AFS OFF indicator light bulb is normal.
The AFS control module sends a AFS OFF indicator light illumination/flash request signal to the instrument cluster when a malfunction occurs in the AFS or the AFS is stopped.
The instrument cluster illuminates/flashes the AFS OFF indicator light based on the AFS OFF indicator light illumination/flash request signal.
Fail-safe
Function not equipped.
Storage
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