Symbol
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Description
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Master Component List Icon
This icon is used on the schematic to link to the Master
Electrical Component List.
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Description and Operation Icon
This icon is used on the schematic to link to the Description and
Operation of that particular system.
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Computer Programming Icon
This icon is used on the schematic to link to Control Module
References, which identifies which components need programming upon
replacement.
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Next Schematic Page Icon
This icon is used on the schematic to navigate to the next
schematic in the subsystem.
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Previous Schematic Page Icon
This icon is used on the schematic to navigate to the previous
schematic in the subsystem.
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Supplemental Inflatable Restraint (SIR) or Supplemental Restraint
System (SRS) Icon
This icon is used to alert the technician that the system contains
SIR/SRS components that require certain precautions before
servicing.
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Information Icon
This icon is used to alert the technician that there is additional
information that will aid in servicing a system.
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Danger Icon
This icon is intended to alert the technician that a component
within the system contains labelling with the same icon.
This icon is used when a source component has potential for 60
volts DC or greater or has potential for 42 volts AC or
greater.
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High Voltage Icon
This icon is intended to alert the technician that a component
within the system contains labelling with the same icon.
This icon is used when a component/circuit has potential for 60
volts DC or greater or has potential for 42 volts AC or
greater.
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Caution Icon
This icon is used to advise the technician to use caution when
servicing this component.
This icon may be used when a component/circuit has a voltage range
potential between 30-60 volts DC or 15-42 volts AC.
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Functional Serial Data Communication
This icon is used to show the technician that the serial data
circuit detail is shown incomplete. It also provides an active link
to the Data Communication Schematics were the circuit is shown
complete.
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