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01 EM-CVT automatic gearbox02 Introduction to continuously variable transmission03 Pulley positions at high ratio (overdrive)04 Mechanical layout05 Group one06 Clutches07 Group two08 Group three09 Gear speeds10 Park/neutral switch11 Rover 25 oil cooler12 Mechanical operation13 Selector lever in the drive position14 Selector lever in the reverse position15 Control strategy16 Acceleration with a given throttle position17 Function18 Primary valve19 Sensing shoe20 Throttle valve21 Phase four - Jump22 Manual valve23 Light throttle acceleration24 Towing of the vehicle25 Rover 25 Electro mechanical-continuously variable transmission components26 Rover 45 Electro mechanical-continuously variable transmission components27 Electro mechanical-continuously variable transmission control28 Gearbox interface unit inputs29 MGF selector lever30 Brake switch31 Pulse width modulation32 Safe position and speed33 GIU pin-out34 Transmission secondary speed sensor35 Representation of the target engine speed map36 Fault mode37 Power up reference
MG MGF Stepspeed EM-CVT Automatic Gearbox Workbook30 · Brake switch
30 · Brakes

Ratio control motor functionality

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MGF Stepspeed EM-CVT Automatic Gearbox Workbook
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Ratio control motor functionality
Brake switchRatio control motor functionality

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The E fault bit will be set if the GIU is using stored back up values of configurable data. The general fault bit will be set if the GIU detects an internal failure preventing its control of the ratio control motor.

In order to protect the EMS against serial link failures while reading data when the start bit of a message is received a timer is started. This time is adequate for the delivery of all possible messages. After 60 m/s if the remainder of the message has not been received by the EMS the timer expires and the message is ignored.

Note: Though the GIU sends data about various faults it is not capable of storing faults. This is done by the ECM.

Ratio control motor functionality

The ratio control motor is housed inside the transmission, adjacent to the oil cooler pipe connections . The motor is connected to the main harness via a circular connector. The motor is operational in all transmission modes and controls the hydraulic control unit to adjust the primary pulley to the appropriate position.

Ratio control motor

Ratio control motor – The ratio control motor is housed inside the transmission, adjacent to the oil cooler pipe

Figure 29

1.Ratio control motor 2.Oil cooler feed/return connections

The EMS produces a pulse width modulated (PWM) output to request the ratio control motor position from the GIU. The output is held high by an internal pull up resistor and pulled down for a period of time to create the signal. The frequency of the PWM supply is 500 Hz which equates to a time period of 2 milliseconds (1 ÷ 500).

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