
Brake System Application
This application allows the operator to perform various set up and calibration procedures for
brake and suspension components after they have been replaced. It covers the typical compo-
nents listed under Brake System in IDS/SDD.
Brake System Process
On starting the application a menu displays the components that are supported. It should be not-
ed that some components are vehicle and variant dependant and reference should be made to
the applications matrix.
The following menu options are available -
Steering Angle Sensor - This routine is required to recalibrate the steering angle centre
position. Make sure that the steering wheel is in the central position and that the front
wheels are in the straight forward position.
Yaw Rate Sensor - This routine will calibrate the yaw rate sensor. The system must be
fault free before continuing with this sensor calibration. Make sure the vehicle is stationary
on level ground and that the brake pedal is not depressed.
Longitudinal Accelerometer - This routine will calibrate the longitudinal accelerometer.
The system must be fault free before continuing with this sensor calibration. Make sure the
vehicle is stationary on level ground and that the brake pedal is not depressed.
Lateral Accelerometer - This routine will calibrate the lateral accelerometer. Make sure
the vehicle is stationary on level ground and that the brake pedal is not depressed.
Roll Sensor - This routine will calibrate the roll sensor. The system must be fault free be-
fore continuing with this sensor calibration. Make sure the vehicle is stationary on level
ground and that the brake pedal is not depressed.
Pressure Sensor - This routine will calibrate the pressure sensor. The system must be
fault free before continuing with this sensor calibration. Make sure the vehicle is stationary
on level ground and that the brake pedal is not depressed.
Select one of the above options to start the set up procedure required, further details of which
are described in the ‘General Procedure’ section below.