IYZDC11Keyless Car Entry Controller

Annex No.5 Page1of11 Functional description Technical Description Remote control vehicle key BR166 PN:B3333D(Basis) PN:K3333D(Keyless Go) MARQUARDT GmbH Schloßstraße 16 D 78 604 Rietheim–Weilheim First Draft23.10.2009Version1.02 DepartmentAPDA1-RIFile EditorU. SchwalmDoc.-No. Date25.02.2010PagePage2von10 Vehicle KeyBR166–technical Description .W e i t e r g a b e s o w i e V e r v i e l f ä l t i g u n g d i e s e r U n t e r l a g e , V e r - w e r t u n g u n d M i t t e i l u n g i h r e s I n h a l t s n i c h t g e s t a t t e t , s o w e i t n i c h t a u s d r ü c k l i c h z u g e s t a n d e n . Z u w i d e r h a n d l u n g e n v e r - p f l i c h t e n z u S c h a d e n e r s a t z . A l l e R e c h t e v o r b e h a l t e n , i n s b e - s o n d e r e f ü r d e n F a l l d e r P a t e n t e r t e i l u n g o d e r G M - E i n t r a g u n g . . .P r o p r i e t a r y d a t a , c o m p a n y c o n f i d e n t i a l . A l l r i g h t s r e s e r v e d . C o n f i é à t i t r e d e s e c r e t d ' e n t r e p r i s e . T o u s d r o i t s r é s e r v é s . C o m u n i c a d o c o m o s e g r e d o e m p r e s a r i a l . R e s e r v a d o s t o d o s o s d i r e i t o s . C o n f i d a d o c o m o s e c r e t o i n d u s t r i a l . N o s r e s e r v a m o s t o d o s l o s d e r e c h o s . . f o r m 6 5 9 . 0 2 1.1Operationof BASIC Key 1.1.1Access permission with BASIC Key The locking and drive permission systemBR166(3333.4/5) incorporates a function which enables the locking and unlocking of the doors.There are two separate buttons each one for lock and unlock thevehicle. All vehicles with a boot lidare equipped witha third buttonfor unlocking the boot lid. The key isprovided with a fourth button to activate the “PANIC” function for vehicles intended for the US market. The function is activated by pushing a button, the method of button pushing determines the function activated on the vehicle, e.g. prolonged pressure on the buttoninitiates an IR comfort function. If messages are discharged from the key, the access permission information is sent via radio waves (HF) and redundantly via infrared (IR) from the key to the vehicle. The so-called comfort signals are special functions which require visual contact with the vehicle.Upon pressing the button for an extended period, these signals are sent via IR signal only after the standard access permission message. HF communication via 3-channel operation: The access permissionmessage is sent sequentially on 3 radio channels adjacent to one another within the permissible ISM band. The radio receiver installed within the vehicle is able to receive the message discharged from the key on all 3 channels, evaluate it and send an appropriate control message to the central locking system. 1.1.2Drive permission with BASIC Key After the key is pushed into the EZS (electronic ignition switch)acryptographically, bidirectional communication by infraredlightis initiated. As there is a successful authorizationof the keythe engine of the vehicle can be started. 1.2Operationof KEYLESS GO Key The KEYLESS Go key model is equipped with all of theBASIC modelfunctions. Additional the KEYLESS GO model onlyfacilitates full utilisation of the drive permission system function on the vehicle without active operation of the key. This means that one can lock and unlock the vehicle (access permission) without operating the key and activate and deactivate the immobiliser (drive permission) without placing the key in the ignition switch. It is only necessary to carry the key in order to be identified as an authorised vehicle user. In addition to the basic variant, the keyless go key is expanded to include an LF receiver component, comprising of inductive antennae which create the three spatial directions x, y and z, and an associated LF receiver ASIC. Additionally, the keyless go variant of the key is equipped with a special HF ASIC, which facilitates bidirectional HF communication. MARQUARDT GmbH Schloßstraße 16 D 78 604 Rietheim–Weilheim First Draft23.10.2009Version1.02 DepartmentAPDA1-RIFile EditorU. SchwalmDoc.-No. Date25.02.2010PagePage3von10 Vehicle KeyBR166–technical Description .W e i t e r g a b e s o w i e V e r v i e l f ä l t i g u n g d i e s e r U n t e r l a g e , V e r - w e r t u n g u n d M i t t e i l u n g i h r e s I n h a l t s n i c h t g e s t a t t e t , s o w e i t n i c h t a u s d r ü c k l i c h z u g e s t a n d e n . Z u w i d e r h a n d l u n g e n v e r - p f l i c h t e n z u S c h a d e n e r s a t z . A l l e R e c h t e v o r b e h a l t e n , i n s b e - s o n d e r e f ü r d e n F a l l d e r P a t e n t e r t e i l u n g o d e r G M - E i n t r a g u n g . . .P r o p r i e t a r y d a t a , c o m p a n y c o n f i d e n t i a l . A l l r i g h t s r e s e r v e d . C o n f i é à t i t r e d e s e c r e t d ' e n t r e p r i s e . T o u s d r o i t s r é s e r v é s . C o m u n i c a d o c o m o s e g r e d o e m p r e s a r i a l . R e s e r v a d o s t o d o s o s d i r e i t o s . C o n f i d a d o c o m o s e c r e t o i n d u s t r i a l . N o s r e s e r v a m o s t o d o s l o s d e r e c h o s . . f o r m 6 5 9 . 0 2 1.2.1Access permission with keyless entry The keyless access permission (keyless entry) is initiated by the vehicle user activating the vehicle door handle. This causes the vehicle to send an inductive wake up message. On receiving this, the key starts in active mode. The vehicle now sends further unmodulated, inductive fields which enable the key to ascertain its position in relation to the vehicle on the basis of field strength measurements. Bidirectional HF communication follows, in which cryptographically encrypted authentication data is transferred between the key and the vehicle. If the key is outside the vehicle, the vehicle is locked or unlocked following transferral of the correct data. 1.2.2Drive permission with keyless go In principle, when activating the start/stopbuttonfor a keyless engine sta…

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Annex No.1 Page1of5 External photographs of theEquipmentUnderTest EXTERNAL FRONT VIEW PHOTO Annex No.1 Page2of5 EXTERNALREARVIEW PHOTO Annex No.1 Page3of5 EXTERNALREARVIEW PHOTO Annex No.1 Page4of5 EXTERNALSIDEVIEW PHOTO Annex No.1 Page5of5 EXTERNALSIDEVIEW PHOTO

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Annex No.2 Page1of2 Internal photographs of theEquipmentUnderTest INTERNALUPPERSIDE PHOTO Annex No.2 Page2of2 INTERNALLOWER SIDE PHOTO

Annex No.3 Page 1 of 4 Occupied bandwidth plot 20 dB bandwidth (1 channel version) Annex No.3 Page 2 of 4 20 dB bandwidth (3 channel version) Annex No.3 Page 3 of 4 99% bandwidth (3 channel version) Annex No.3 Page 4 of 4 99% bandwidth (3 channel version)

Annex No.10 Page 1 of 3 Periodic operation characteristics Manually operated transmitter deactivation RSS-210 Section A1.1.1 (1): A manually operated transmitter shall employ a switch that will automatically deactivate the transmitter within not more than 5 seconds of being released. 1 Channel version (worst case) Annex No.10 Page 2 of 3 3 Channel version (total transmission time) (worst case) Annex No.10 Page 3 of 3 transmission time per channel (worst case)

Test report no. 10005917 Page 1 of 34 EUT: B3333D FCC ID: IYZDC11 Date of issue: 2010-01-26 State: 2008-04-21 Vers. no.: 1. 08 m. dudde hochfrequenz - technik Rottland 5a D-51429 Bergisch Gladbach Tel. +49 2207-96890 Fax +49 2207 968920 DAT-P-225/96 Test Report acc. to the relevant standard 47 CFR Part 15 C – Intentional Radiators Measurement Procedure: ANSI C63.4-2003 relating to Marquardt GmbH B3333D Methods of Measurement of Radio- Noise Emissions from Low-Voltage Electrical and Electronic Equipment in the Range 9 kHz to 40 GHz DAT-P-225/96 Test report no. 10005917 Page 2 of 34 EUT: B3333D FCC ID: IYZDC11 Date of issue: 2010-01-26 State: 2008-04-21 Vers. no.: 1. 08 m. dudde hochfrequenz - technik Rottland 5a D-51429 Bergisch Gladbach Tel. +49 2207-96890 Fax +49 2207 968920 Manufacturer’s details Manufacturer Marquardt GmbH Manufacturer‟s grantee code IYZ Manufacturer‟s address Schloß Straße 16 D-78604 Rietheim-Weilheim Germany Phone: +49(0)7424 99 1194 Fax: +49(0)7424 99 2122 e-mail: [email protected] Relevant standard used 47 CFR Part 15C - Intentional Radiators ANSI C63.4-2003 Test report prepared by Technical engineer Ralf Trepper m.dudde hochfrequenz-technik (laboratory) Rottland 5a 51429 Bergisch Gladbach Germany Phone: +49 (0) 2207 96 89-0 Fax: +49 (0) 2207 96 89-20 E-mail: [email protected] Equipment Under Test (EUT) Equipment category Transmitter Trade name Marquardt Type designation B3333D Serial no. --- Variants B3333D 3channel operation B3333D 1channel operation Test report no. 10005917 Page 3 of 34 EUT: B3333D FCC ID: IYZDC11 Date of issue: 2010-01-26 State: 2008-04-21 Vers. no.: 1. 08 m. dudde hochfrequenz - technik Rottland 5a D-51429 Bergisch Gladbach Tel. +49 2207-96890 Fax +49 2207 968920 1. Test result summary CFR Section Report Chapter Requirements Headline Test result 15.203 11.1 Antenna requirement Pass Fail N.t. 15.205 11.2 Restricted bands of operation Pass Fail N.t. 15.209 11.3 Radiated emission limits, general requirements Pass Fail N.t. 15.231(a) 11.4 Periodic operation characteristics Pass Fail N.t. 15.231(b) 11.5 Fundamental frequencies / Field strength limits Pass Fail N.t. 15.231(c) 11.6 Bandwidth (20 dB) Pass Fail N.t. The equipment meets the requirements Yes No Signature Manager ................................... Manfried Dudde Signature Technician ................................. Ralf Trepper Test report no. 10005917 Page 4 of 34 EUT: B3333D FCC ID: IYZDC11 Date of issue: 2010-01-26 State: 2008-04-21 Vers. no.: 1. 08 m. dudde hochfrequenz - technik Rottland 5a D-51429 Bergisch Gladbach Tel. +49 2207-96890 Fax +49 2207 968920 Table of contents 1. Test result summary .......................................................................................................................................... 3 2. Test laboratory .................................................................................................................................................. 5 3. Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 5 4. Product ............................................................................................................................................................. 6 5. Test schedule .................................................................................................................................................... 6 6. Product and measurement documentation ......................................................................................................... 7 7. Observations and comments ............................................................................................................................. 7 8. Summary........................................................................................................................................................... 7 9. Conclusions ...................................................................................................................................................... 8 10. Operational description .................................................................................................................................. 9 11.1 Antenna requirement .................................................................................................................................... 10 11.1.1 Regulation ........................................................................................................................................... 10 11.1.2 Result .................................................................................................................................................. 10 11.2 Restricted bands of operation ...................................................................................................................... 11 11.2.1 Regulation ........................................................................................................................................... 11 11.2.2 Result .................................................................................................................................................. 13 11.3 Radiated emission limits, general requirements .......................................................................................... 14 11.3.1 Regulation ........................................................................................................................................... 14 11.3.2 Test equipment ................................................................................................................................... 15 11.3.3 Test procedure .................................................................................................................................... 16 11.3.4 Calculation of the field strength .......................................................................................…

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