The overview of EDR 2019/07/08 Japan.

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The overview of EDR 2019/07/08 Japan

Pre-Crash data (T-5 to T0) Overview of EDR 1. Overview of EDR (Event Data Recorder) T-5 T-1 T0 T-4 T1 T5 T4 Status data T-1 Pre-Crash data (T-5 to T0) Post crash data (T0 to 250m/300m) Vehicle dynamic data T-1 to T5sec T300msec EDR ECU(airbag ECU) Record Report - Investigating the accident The data retrieval tool can be connected either to the vehicle’s ECU or to the EDR’s ECU

Overview of EDR Network of EDR-compatible technologies (on the vehicle side) Stability control system Brake Pedal Position Accelerator pedal Brake switch Vehicle speed METER ENG control ECU xxxx system EDR Air Bag ECU For EDR to receive and record data of other systems, the ECU of each system must be connected to CAN and data transmitted.

Overview of EDR EDR-compatible technologies (on the ECU side) How the airbag’s ECU software records data (equivalent to Part 563) Beginning of Impact Event End of Impact Event Impact Event Upon detecting a specified force of impact, the airbag sensor starts recording data (but doesn’t if the impact is below a specified value).

Examination and rulemaking Overview of EDR 2. History of EDR-related standardization 2003 2013 J1698 J1698 2004 2006 Since 2008 Part 563 - Not a mandatory requirement for installation. Requires the EDR, if installed, to record data according to the regulation - In force since 2012 Part 563 Proposal (NPRM) Final rule Revision Manufacturers’ comments examined In force since 2012 3 years Examination and rulemaking 6 to 7 years J-EDR Technical Guideline - Not a mandatory requirement for installation. - No provision on the date of implementation (i.e., the installation of an EDR is strictly optional) Since 2008 Basically modeled after the US Part 563 J-EDR Technical requirements Technical guideline issued 2017 End of 2019 A draft EDR standard proposed EDR standard Scheduled to be issued GB 7258 issued * To enter in force in January 2021 3 years GB7258 Standard on EDRs GB7258/EDR standard - A mandatory requirement for the installation of an EDR The installation of the EDR is mandatory For all vehicles produced from January 2021 onward Part of the EDR standard (detailed provisions) is left undefined

Japan-EDR ■ Purpose of J-EDR To promote the spread and use of EDRs better suited for the analysis of traffic accidents, enhance accidents analysis by industry, government, and academia, and thus contribute to the improvement of vehicle safety measures by defining technical requirements for a device or function that records the measurements, in chronological order before, during, and after an event happens, such as collision involving the deployment of an air bag, of vehicle speed and other vehicle conditions (event data recorder or EDR). ■ Positioning of J-EDR technical requirements Those of EDRs which are installed in motor vehicles exclusively used for carriage of passengers (excluding vehicles with a seating capacity of 10 or more including the driver, motorcycle, motorcycles with side cars, three-wheeled vehicles, mini-sized motor vehicles with caterpillars or threads, and towed vehicles) and freight motor vehicles of 3.5t or less in weight and which meet the following provisions will be called J-EDRs and their use will be promoted in the analysis of traffic accidents. It is left to the discretion of manufacturers whether they equip their vehicles with EDRs or whether they bring such EDRs in compliance with the J-EDR technical requirements.

Japan-EDR ■ Items to Be Recorded Required items 1 Longitudinal delta V 2 Maximum longitudinal delta V 3 Time to maximum longitudinal delta V 4 Vehicle display speed 5 Engine throttle, fully open % (or accelerator pedal, fully open %) 6 Main brake, on/on 7 Ignition cycle, collision 8 Ignition cycle, download 9 Safety belt status, driver, buckled/not buckled 10 Frontal airbag warning lamp, on/on 11 Frontal airbag deployment - Time to deployment in case of a single-stage airbag or time to first stage deployment if it is a multiple-stage airbag, driver’s seat 12 Frontal airbag deployment - Time to deployment in case of a single-stage airbag or time to first-stage deployment in case of a multiple-stage airbag, passenger seat

Japan-EDR ■ Items to Be Recorded Prescribed items, if recorded 1 Lateral acceleration 2 Longitudinal acceleration 3 Vertical acceleration 4 Delta V, lateral 5 Maximum delta V, lateral 6 Time to maximum delta V, lateral 7 Time to maximum Delta V, resultant 8 Engine RPM 9 Vehicle roll angle 10 ABS, engaged/non-engaged 11 Stability control system, on/off/engaged 12 Steering wheel angle 13 Safety belt status, passenger seat, buckled/not buckled 14 Airbag suppression switch status, passenger seat, on/off 15 Frontal airbag deployment, time to stage n, driver's seat *2 *2 If installed

Japan-EDR ■ Items to Be Recorded Prescribed items, if recorded (cont’d) 16 Frontal airbag deployment, time to stage n, passenger seat *2 17 Frontal airbag deployment, nth stage processing, driver’s seat, yes/no (Whether the deployment in the nth stage is aimed at restraining the occupant or at possessing the propellant) 18 Frontal airbag deployment, nth stage processing, passenger seat, yes/no 19 Side airbag deployment, time to deployment, driver’s seat 20 Side airbag deployment, time to deployment, passenger seat 21 Side curtain/tube airbag deployment, time to deployment, driver’s seat 22 Side curtain/tube airbag deployment, time to deployment, passenger seat 23 Pretensioner deployment, time to first move, driver’s seat 24 Pretensioner deployment, time to first move, passenger seat 25 Seat track position switch, foremost status, driver’s seat 26 Seat track position switch, foremost status, passenger seat 27 Occupant’s build classification, driver’s seat, female 5 percentile size, yes/no 28 Occupant’s build classification, passenger seat, child, yes/no 29 Occupant position classification, driver’s seat, out of normal position, yes/no 30 Occupant’s position classification, passenger seat, out of normal position, yes/no *2 If installed

Japan-EDR ■ Items to Be Recorded Prescribed items, if recorded (cont’d) 31 Multiple accidents - Number of accidents, 1/2 32 Time from the accident 1 to the accident 2 33 Complete file recorded, yes/no 34 Pre-crash warning, on/off/engaged 35 AEBS, on/off/engaged Note 1: “If recorded” means cases where data is recorded in non-volatile memory to be downloaded later. Note 2: “Pre-crash warning” is a warning that is engaged when the system judges that the vehicle risks colliding with an obstacle. Note 3: "AEBS" is a device that slows down the vehicle by automatically braking the vehicle when the system judges that the vehicle risks colliding with an obstacle.

US Part563 ■ Items to Be Recorded Required items 1 Delta–V, longitudinal 2 Maximum delta–V, longitudinal 3 Time, maximum delta–V 4 Speed, vehicle indicated 5 Engine throttle, % full (or accelerator pedal, % full) 6 Service brake, on/off 7 Ignition cycle, crash 8 Ignition cycle, download 9 Safety belt status, driver 10 Frontal air bag warning lamp, on/off 2 11 Frontal air bag deployment, time to deploy, in the case of a single stage air bag, or time to first stage deployment, in the case of a multi-stage air bag, driver. 12 Frontal air bag deployment, time to deploy, in the case of a single stage air bag, or time to first stage deployment, in the case of a multi-stage air bag, right front passenger. 13 Multi-event, number of events 14 Time from event 1 to 2 15 Complete file recorded (yes, no)

US Part563 ■ Items to Be Recorded Prescribed items, if recorded 1 Lateral acceleration 2 Longitudinal acceleration 3 Normal acceleration 4 Delta–V, lateral 5 Maximum delta–V, lateral 6 Time, maximum delta–V, lateral 7 Time for maximum delta-V, resultant 8 Engine RPM 9 Vehicle roll angle 10 ABS activity (engaged, non-engaged) 11 Stability control (on, off, or engaged) 12 Steering input 13 Safety belt status, right front passenger (buckled, not buckled). 14 Frontal air bag suppression switch status, right front passenger (on, off, or auto). 15 Frontal air bag deployment, time to nth stage, driver 4.

US Part563 ■ Items to Be Recorded Prescribed items, if recorded (cont’d) 16 Frontal air bag deployment, time to nth stage, right front passenger 4. 17 Frontal air bag deployment, nth stage disposal, driver, Y/N. 18 Frontal air bag deployment, nth stage disposal, right front passenger, Y/N. 19 Side air bag deployment, time to deploy, right front passenger. 20 Side curtain/tube air bag deployment, time to deploy, driver side. 21 Side curtain/tube air bag deployment, time to deploy, right side. 22 Pretensioner deployment, time to fire, driver. 23 Pretensioner deployment, time to fire, right front passenger. 24 Seat track position switch, foremost, status, driver. 25 Seat track position switch, foremost, status, right front passenger. 26 Occupant size classification, driver 27 Occupant size classification, right front passenger. 28 Occupant position classification, driver 29 Occupant position classification, right front passenger.

China EDR Classifies record items into rank A and rank B Divides required record items by the time the vehicle is newly type-approved (phase-in) ■ For existing models, requires to record only 6 items New models From January 1, 2021 onward, vehicles applying for a new type approval will be required to meet the requirements other than B-class data elements and paragraph 4.5 (read-out requirements). From January 1, 2023 onward, vehicles applying for a new type approval will be required to meet all the requirements stipulated in this standard. Existing models All vehicles that are type-approved by the end of 2020 will be required to meet the following recording requirements from January 1, 2021 onward. The above must be proved by any of the high-speed collision test 5.1, driving operation data test 5.2, and bench test 5.3. There is no prescription as to data element formats, recording categories, and number of recordings. <Required record items> Longitudinal Delta-V, Longitudinal maximum Delta-V, Time to Maximum longitudinal Delta-V, Vehicle speed, Brake pedal on/off, VIN 

China EDR ■ Rank A Item 1 Longitudinal delta-V 2 Maximum recorded longitudinal delta-V 3 Time to maximum recorded longitudinal delta-V 4 Clipping flag 5 Vehicle speed 6 Traveling brake, on/off 7 Driver's seat belt status 8 Accelerator pedal position, percentage of full throttle position 9 Rotations per minute (RPM) 10 Energizing cycle during the event 11 Energizing cycle while loading 12 Complete status of recorded event data 13 Time interval between the previous event to the current event 14 Vehicle identification number 15 Hardware number of ECU recording EDR data 16 Serial number of ECU recording EDR data 17 Software number of ECU recording EDR data

China EDR ■ Rank B Item 1 Longitudinal acceleration 2 Lateral acceleration 3 Delta-V, lateral 4 Maximum recorded l delta-V, lateral 5 Maximum recorded total delta-V squared 6 Time to maximum recorded delta-V, lateral 7 Time to maximum recorded total delta-V 8 Yaw angular velocity 9 Steering angle 10 Tend 11 Year 12 Month 13 Day 14 O’clock 15 Minutes 16 Seconds 17 Gear position 18 Engine throttle valve position, percentage of fully open position 19 Brake pedal position

China EDR Rank B Item ■ Rank B Item 20 Parking system status 21 Brake priority display 22 Steering signal switch status 23 Time to deploy driver's seat belt pretensioner 24 Time to deploy driver's seat frontal airbag (First stage) 25 Time to deploy driver's seat frontal airbag (Second stage) 26 Time to deploy driver's seat side air bag 27 Time to deploy driver's seat side air curtain 28 Passenger seat belt status 29 Time to deploy passenger seat belt pretensioner 30 Passenger seat frontal airbag suppression status 31 Time to deploy passenger seat frontal airbag (First stage) 32 Time to deploy passenger seat frontal airbag (Second stage) 33 Time to deploy passenger seat side air bag 34 Time to deploy passenger seat side air curtain 35 Occupant protection system warning status 36 Tire pressure monitoring system warning status 37 Brake system warning status

China EDR Rank B Item ■ Rank B Item 38 Constant speed cruise system status 39 Adaptive cruise system status 40 Antilock brake system status 41 AEBS status 42 Electronic stability control system status 43 Traction control system status 44 Pre-event synchronization timer time

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