Mud Flap

New Member

• Sep 14, 2007

• #1

Extract from workshp manual

"The electric seat operation is controlled by the BeCM
via the seat outstations. The BeCM receives input
information from the outstations for the selected
functions. It then outputs the appropriate command
signals, via the serial data bus, to the applicable​

outstation, which then operates the selected function"

My volvo has a big knob that you turn or a lever to pull. It makes me smile to think the seats in the RR talk to the central processor via a data connection. I wonder what form of error correction it uses.

 

iansupra

Active Member

• Sep 14, 2007

• #2

He He, certainly a motor full of wizardry

 

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redrange

New Member

• Sep 15, 2007

• #3

i like the way the seat moves to different memory possitions depending what key you use to unlock it with, thats always impressed me!

 

Mud Flap

New Member

• Sep 15, 2007

• #4

redrange said:

i like the way the seat moves to different memory possitions depending what key you use to unlock it with, thats always impressed me!

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I've always loved that feature and it's taken me 15 years to be able to own a car that actually does it. I only have one remote key though, but I can still press the (1) or (2) and watch it do it's stuff