Mazda CX-5 Service & Repair Manual: Instrument Cluster Operation Record

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Purpose

The instrument cluster operation record stores the record of the illumination or flashing of the warning light.

Function

The operation record is stored by the instrument cluster and displayed using the Mazda Modular Diagnostic System (M-MDS).
The instrument cluster stores the following when any of the warning lights illuminates or flashes.

Time and date
Control module which sent warning light illumination/flash request
Battery voltage

Construction

Based on the stored record, the instrument cluster displays the following operation record on the M-MDS screen.

Operation

When the instrument cluster receives a CAN signal or a warning light illumination/flash request signal sent from each switch, it controls the warning light to illuminate/flash and stores the operation record at the same time.

Fail-safe

Function not equipped.

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