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Help with EMV code

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by trungdok, Jan 19, 2016.

  1. trungdok

    trungdok Junior Member

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    I recently checked the LAN Monitor (just for kick) and got the following code: 01-DB 190-8B-1. Hoping someone could help me decipher it, specifically the "8B" part.

    I recently swapped out oem wheels for steel wheels (with winter tires) so I got the tpms warning light came on. So, at first I thought the codes has to do with the tpms sensor. However, according to a diagnostic pdf I found it might not be. The pdf basically saying:

    01-DB is MODE SENSE ERROR
    TROUBLE AREAS
    1. POWER SOURCE CIRCUIT OF COMPONENT THAT HAS STORED THE CODE
    2. AVC-LAN CIRCUIT BETWEEN MULTIDISPLAY AND COMPONENET SHOWN BY SUB CODE
    3. COMPONENT WHICH HAS STORED THIS CODE

    190 says the affected component is "AUDIO H/U"

    Everything seems to be working fine as far as I could tell by the way.

    Thanks.
     
    #1 trungdok, Jan 19, 2016
  2. AR4CE1

    AR4CE1 Junior Member

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    I need help for these codes on 2008 Prius.Plz help me decipher
     

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    Elektroingenieur Senior Member

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    The Repair Manual (more info), under Audio/Visual/Telematics: Navigation: Navigation System: Diagnosis Display Detailed Description, explains the parts of each code shown on the LAN Monitor screen:

    Segment [2 digits]: Target logical address
    DTC [2 digits]: DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code)
    Sub-code (device address) [3 digits]: Physical address stored with DTC
    Connection check no. [2 digits]: Connection check number stored with DTC
    DTC occurrence [1 digit]: Number of times same DTC has been recorded​

    (I’ve inserted the number of hexadecimal digits in each part.)

    In the codes in your photo (01-DB 190-99-F, 01-D5 190-24-9, and 01-DB 110-FE-7), the DTCs (01-DB and 01-D5) both indicate AVC-LAN communication problems. The device addresses show that the problem has occurred between the multi-display (EMV, address 110) and the radio receiver (address 190). For troubleshooting instructions, see the Multi-display Communication Error procedure in the Repair Manual.

    As you may know, the diagnostic mode on the multi-display applies only to the audio and navigation systems; it’s not a general diagnostic or indicating system for the vehicle. If you’re trying to solve a problem unrelated to audio or navigation—for example, if the master warning light (⚠️) is on—you’ll need to connect a Toyota Techstream diagnostic system, or equivalent, to scan for DTCs stored in the car’s other computers.
     
    #3 Elektroingenieur, Nov 29, 2020
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    Thank you.That explains,as I thought it depicts engine codes.
     
    #4 AR4CE1, Dec 1, 2020
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