16/07/2024 06:10:01
Controller - High Voltage (Backup and Restore)
Correction code
- 2024-07-15: Introduced Service Mode Plus activation using the Vehicle Ops App, updated touchscreen images for backing up and restoring backup data.
- 2023-08-03: Removed Autodiag method.
- 2023-03-15: Added note to explain the automated restore process using the touchscreen.
HVC Backup
- To perform the high voltage
controller backup, the following conditions must be met.
- The vehicle firmware is 2023.2.12 or later.
- The replacement high voltage controller has the exact same part number as the original controller, or the replacement controller part number is revision -P or later, or the replacement controller part number meets the constraints as described in Toolbox article 3190400.
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On the vehicle touchscreen, verify
that the vehicle firmware version is 2023.2.12 or later, and if not, update to the
latest. See Software Update.
NoteIf the installed HVC revision does not fall under the above conditions, update the vehicle firmware to the latest service default.
- Connect a laptop with Toolbox 3 to the vehicle. See Toolbox 3 (Connect and Disconnect).
- Enable Service Mode Plus through the Vehicle Ops app. See Service Mode Plus.
- On the vehicle touchscreen, touch the lightning bolt icon, and then touch Procedures.
- Under High-Voltage-Controller-(HVC)-and-Battery-Pack-Replacement, touch High Voltage Controller (HVC) Replacement.
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Under Before High Voltage Controller
Replacement, touch Backup Old
HVC, click Run, and allow the routine to
complete.
NoteIf the backup fails, retry the routine up to 2 more times as it may take this many attempts for success.NoteIf after 3 attempts the backup still fails, or the HVBMS or HVP is indicated as MIA, continue to the next step. There may be a previously saved backup available for restore.
- Return to the procedure that requested a backup of the high voltage controller data.
HVC Restore
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Connect the laptop with
Toolbox 3 to the vehicle. See Toolbox 3 (Connect and Disconnect).
CAUTIONThis must be a local, wired connection to the vehicle.
- If not automatically enabled, enable Service Mode Plus. See Service Mode Plus.
- Make sure that there are no staged firmware jobs for the vehicle. If a firmware job is staged, either hammer or complete the job before continuing this procedure.
- On the vehicle touchscreen, touch the lightning bolt icon, and then touch Procedures.
- Under High-Voltage-Controller-(HVC)-and-Battery-Pack-Replacement, touch High Voltage Controller (HVC) Replacement.
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Under After High Voltage Controller
Replacement, touch Restore New
HVC, touch Run, and allow the routine to
complete.
CAUTIONThe laptop must remain locally (wired) connected to the vehicle for the entire duration of this automated routine, which is approximately 30 minutes.CAUTIONDo not disconnect or shut down the laptop until the HVBMS data has been restored, the first CAN redeploy has successfully completed, the HVP bootloader data has been restored, the second CAN redeploy has successfully completed, the Application data has been restored, and the Routine Passed message is displayed.NoteIf the restore fails, retry the routine up to 2 more times as it may take this many attempts for success.
- Power off the vehicle through the touchscreen.
- Disconnect the laptop with Toolbox 3 from the vehicle. See Toolbox 3 (Connect and Disconnect).
- Return to the procedure that requested a restore of the high voltage controller data.