Smartboard: Driver Handbook

SMARTBOARD
DRIVER HANDBOOK
Table of contents
Table of contents
1 General information............................................................................................... 5
2 Device description................................................................................................. 8
2.1 WABCO SmartBoard...................................................................................................... 8
2.2 Device elements............................................................................................................. 9
2.3 Switching On/Off............................................................................................................. 9
3 Functions.............................................................................................................. 10
3.1 Menu Air suspension ........................................................................................... 10
3.2 Load..................................................................................................................... 14
3.3 Odometer............................................................................................................. 15
3.4 Diagnostic memory.............................................................................................. 15
3.5 Steering axle lock................................................................................................. 16
3.6 Brake lining wear................................................................................................. 16
3.7 SafeStart.............................................................................................................. 16
3.8 Bounce Control.................................................................................................... 17
3.9 Brake release....................................................................................................... 17
3.10 GIO function 1 & 2....................................................................................... 17
3.11 Tire pressure........................................................................................................ 17
3.12 Road finisher brake.............................................................................................. 18
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Table of contents
3.13 Vehicle inclination................................................................................................ 18
3.14 Electronic parking brake...................................................................................... 19
3.15 Immobilizer........................................................................................................... 20
3.16 Emergency release (immobilizer)........................................................................ 21
3.17 Current length of the trailer.................................................................................. 21
3.18 Language............................................................................................................. 21
3.19 Tools menu........................................................................................................... 22
5 Message codes..................................................................................................... 25
4 Electronic Extension Module fault codes.......................................................... 29
Edition 2 (12.2018) This publication is not subject to an updating service.

815 010 138 3 (en) You will find the current version at:
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General
Table of information
contents
1 General information
Symbols used in this document
DANGER
Description of an immediate situation which will result in irreversible injury or death if
the warning is ignored.
WARNING
Description of a possible situation which may result in irreversible injury or death if
the warning is ignored.
CAUTION
Description of a possible situation which may result in irreversible injury if the warning
is ignored.
NOTICE
Description of a possible situation which may result in material damage if the warning
is ignored.
Important information, notes and/or tips
Reference to information on the internet
–– Action step
ÖÖ Consequence of an action
Action sequence:
1. Step 1
2. Step 2
List
•• List
Note on the use of a tool / WABCO tool

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General information
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General information
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Device description
2 Device description
2.1 WABCO SmartBoard

Monitoring a wide range of trailer functions is important when trying to improve the
performance of haulage companies operations and reducing the costs of the vehicle
fleet.
The SmartBoard provides a wide range of functions that can be accessed via symbols
from the main menu. The chapters below describe the various functions. The following
rules apply:
If a system is not available and no information can be retrieved from it, the
corresponding menu symbol is not displayed.
The display of the menu items results from according to the fitted and
parameterised systems.
All data is for information only.
The display information or messages correspond to the situation of the last or

current drive operation. When the vehicle is at a standstill, the values that were
last saved are displayed.
These may deviate from the actual values (e. g. the tire pressure if a leak is
present).
Only authorised workshops may replace SmartBoard batteries (does not apply to
ADR version 446 192 111 0).
You can find a detailed explanation of message and codes in the system
description of SmartBoard in the product database INFORM under
http://inform.wabco-auto.com/.
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Device description
2.2 Device elements
4 3 2
KEY
1 Signal light
2 Back one menu level or save settings
3 Confirmation and/or execution of the currently selected function
4 Selection of next menu item or next option
If the signal light is flashing 1 , check the current message.
2.3 Switching On/Off
POWER SUPPLY EVENT CONSEQUENCE

TRAILER COUPLED:
Ignition ON Display on
ISO 7638 Display off (with IVTM
Ignition OFF
after max. 20 min.)
TRAILER UNCOUPLED:
Internal battery of the Pressing a button (> 2 s) Display on
SmartBoard (not in ADR
version 446 192 111 0) Pressing a button Display updated
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Functions
3 Functions
3.1 Menu Air suspension

FUNCTION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION OPTIONS
Menu Operating Menu Air suspension: Select next
status of the air the selected function function
suspension is marked by a black
box and the name Select/activate
is displayed in the next function
middle of the menu Select previous
function
Dotted box: Select next
Activated function function
Flashing: Deactivated Select/
function deactivate function
Select previous
function
Back to the main Back to the
menu: main menu
Select the arrow
AIR SUSPENSION FUNCTIONS

Lifting and lowering Lift vehicle
the entire chassis
Lifting & Lowering Lower vehicle
Stop*
Lifting and lowering Lift front axle

of a 2-point drawbar
trailer Lower front axle
Lifting & lowering
front Stop*
* Only if the dead man function is deactivated in the parameter setting
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Functions

Lifting and lowering Lift rear axle
of a 2-point drawbar
trailer Lower rear axle
Lifting & lowering
rear Stop*
Lifting and lowering Lift left side

of a 2-point
semitrailer Lower left side
Lifting & lowering left
Stop*
Lifting and lowering Lift right side

of a 2-point
semitrailer Lower right side
Lifting & lowering
right Stop*
Lift / lower to (pre) Start lifting /

defined normal level lowering
Driving level (normal
level) request
Vehicle is lifted / Stop lifting /

lowered lowering
Select the available Select next level

driving level.
Apply level
Change driving level This menu is only
displayed if more
than one driving
level has been
parameterised.
Check in the menu Disable
whether the function unloading level
Unloading level is active (dashed switch
box) or inactive.
(Function is not
started when switch
is active)
* Only if dead man function is deactivated in the parameter setting
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Functions

The axle is lowered Lift axle
(Lifting axle one is
Lift / lower lifting axle always lifted before
lifting axle two)
The axle is lifted Lower axle
(Lifting axle two
is always lowered
before lifting axle
one)
Lifting axles one and Lifting axle
two are enabled selection
Lifting axle OFF
Disable lifting
axle
(lifting axle remains
permanently
lowered)
Lifting axle one is Selection of
disabled lifting axle one
Enable lifting
axle (lifting axle can
be lifted via lifting
axle function)
Automatic traction Disable
help is activated automatic traction
Traction help help
Automatic traction Start traction
help is deactivated help
Automatic traction Enable
help is deactivated automatic traction
help
Traction help is Stop traction
activated help
Automatic Disable
OptiTurn™ is automatic
OptiTurn™ enabled OptiTurn™
OptiTurn™ is off Start
OptiTurn™
Automatic Enable
OptiTurn™ is automatic
disabled OptiTurn™
OptiTurn™ is on Stop OptiTurn™
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Functions

Automatic Disable
OptiLoad™ is automatic
OptiLoad™ enabled OptiLoad™
OptiLoad™ function Start
is off OptiLoad™
Automatic Enable
OptiLoad™ is automatic
disabled OptiLoad™
OptiLoad™ function Stop
is on OptiLoad™
Setting and saving Request
memory level 1 memory level 1
Memory level 1
press > 5s to
save the current
level as memory
level 1
Vehicle is lifted / Stop
lowered
Set and save Request

memory level 2 memory level 2
Memory level 2
press > 5s to
save the current
level as memory
level 2
Vehicle is lifted / Stop
lowered
Disable level control Disable

while stationary temporarily
Automatic level
press > 5s
control
to disable
permanently
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Functions

Forklift recognition is 2. Enable lifting
deactivated axle characteristic
Forklift control curve
(due to the attached
forklift)
Forklift recognition is 2. Disable lifting
activated axle characteristic
curve
(due to the attached
forklift)
Traction help Activate traction
seasonal is off help seasonal
Traction help Date indicates
seasonal period of "season"
(DD.MM to DD.MM)*
Traction help Disable traction
seasonal is on help seasonal
Date indicates
period of "season"
(DD.MM to DD.MM)*
* Date is only available if the SmartBoard has an internal battery and if it is parameterised in the
modulator.
3.2 Load
Display of the Display of the current Continue to
current axle loads axle loads next axle
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Functions
3.3 Odometer
Display of odometer Odometer Continue to the
reading and trip data Displays the odometer next item
reading recorded by
the SmartBoard
Mileage Continue to the
Displays the odometer next item
reading recorded by
EBS
Trip EBS Continue to the
Displays the EBS trip next item
odometer
Daily kilometres Continue to the
Displays the next item
SmartBoard’s trip
odometer
3.4 Diagnostic memory

Displays diagnostic Displays current Continue to
and system and active system next message
messages messages and
components.
Displays the status of
the warning lamp
System messages see see chapter "5 Message codes", page 25
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Functions
3.5 Steering axle lock

Locking / releasing Steering axle lock is Enable steering
the steering axle deactivated and axle axle lock
is released
Steering axle lock is Disable

activated and axle is automatic function
locked of the steering axle
3.6 Brake lining wear

FUNCTION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
Status indication for
the brake linings
At least one brake lining has reached its

wear limit. Contact a workshop
3.7 SafeStart
Enabling / disabling
of the automatic
brake in the event
of unsafe driving
conditions
(overrides function The brake is released Actuate
switch)
SafeStart brake
(parking brake must
have been applied
beforehand)
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Functions
3.8 Bounce Control

Controlled release
of the brake to
avoid jumps due to
chassis voltage
Bounce Control is Deactivate

activated Bounce Control
3.9 Brake release

Confirm complete Safety function. The Release brake
release of brake user must observe all
safety precautions.
Observe safety
precautions!
3.10 GIO function 1 & 2

Switch customer Display and control options depend on the customer specific
function 1(/2) on/off function.
To learn more about GIO features, please contact your WABCO Service Partner.
3.11 Tire pressure

Display of tire Displays current and Continue to the
pressure information target tire pressure next tire pressure
from IVTM/OptiTireTM
system
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Functions
3.12 Road finisher brake

Road finisher brake Road finisher brake is Enable road
deactivated finisher brake
Switch to
braking pressure
mode
Road finisher brake is Disable road
activated finisher brake
Switch to
braking pressure
mode
Road finisher brake Set braking pressure Increase
in steps of 0.1 bar braking pressure
Reduce braking
pressure
3.13 Vehicle inclination

Display of the trailer
inclination
A flashing caution symbol warns if the

current value is above the upper limit value.
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Functions
3.14 Electronic parking brake

Apply and release Parking brake is Activate parking
electronic parking either temporarily or brake
brake permanently released
Parking brake is –
activated
(display in sleep
mode)
Brake must be –
actuated to avoid
rolling away
Parking brake is Deactivates

activated the parking brake
permanently
Deactivates
the parking brake
temporarily
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Functions
3.15 Immobilizer
Disabling / enabling The trailer wheels Selection of
the trailer brake by are unlocked Disable numbers 0 ... 9
means of a PIN trailer by entering PIN
Continue to the
next digit
Confirm input
Optional: Engage –
parking brake before
releasing
The trailer wheels are Selection of

locked Enable trailer numbers 0 ... 9
by entering PIN
Continue to the
next digit
Confirm input
Define new PIN see page 22 => Table "Extra functions | Settings" / Define new PIN (for
Immobilizer)
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Functions
3.16 Emergency release (immobilizer)

Emergency function Allows the brake to Confirm
for immobilizer be released up to 3 emergency release
times, even when
the immobilizer is
activated.
As soon as the vehicle
stops the immobilizer
is activated again.
The remaining
releases are
displayed.
The function is active
while the immobilizer
is disabled.
3.17 Current length of the trailer

Display of the Displays the current length of the trailer
current length of the (e.g. of extendable timber transport trailers)
trailer
3.18 Language
Select language The current language Continue to the
from the available is English next language
languages*
Select language
*Available languages depend on the language package.
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Functions
3.19 Tools menu

Operating status of System information Select function
the Tools menu and settings can be
displayed and/or
changed
EXTRA FUNCTIONS | TEBS DATA

Trailer info display Displays sensor –
data of the trailer,
e.g. voltages, supply
pressure, braking
pressure and bellows
pressure
ODR data Displays the recorded Continue to the
on-board data next item
Parameter memory Read parameter from Select element

modulator
Continue to the
next item
Selection
EXTRA FUNCTIONS | SYSTEM INFO

System Displays the system Continue to the
information of the next item
modulator and the
IVTM, such as part
number, software
version, serial
number, production
date and vehicle
identification number
(VIN).
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Functions

IVTM Displays the ID of an Continue with
IVTM wheel sensor the next module
module
SmartBoard Displays the system –

information of the
SmartBoard, such as
battery status, part
number and software
version.
EXTRA FUNCTIONS | SETTINGS

Units Switch between Continue to the
km&bar/mls&PSI next item
Select system
Screen saver Changing the display Continue to the

duration (duration of next item
the display of the start
screen after switching Changing the
on) time in seconds
Switch between Continue to the
screen saver On/Off next item
Selection On
or Off
Set time for inactivity Continue to the
next item
Changing the
time in seconds
Load Set advance warning Jump to next
and overload digit
Selection of
numbers 0 ... 9
Confirm input
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Functions

Menu sequence Changing the Continue to the
sequence of the menu next item
Selection of the
menu item to be
moved
Move element
Confirm new
sequence
Save new
sequence
Define new PIN (for > Configure PIN with Continue to the
immobilizer) old PIN. next digit
Define new PIN Selection of
using old PIN for the numbers 0 ... 9
immobilizer (see page
20) Confirm input
when all digits are
filled in
> Configure PIN using Continue to the
the PUK. next digit
Define new PIN Selection of
using the PUK for the numbers 0 ... 9
immobilizer (see page
20) Confirm input
when all digits have
been entered
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Functions
5 Message codes
Example: Display in the 1st numerical block: 2nd numerical block:

SmartBoard Component Type of fault
Code 001 07 001 – wheel sensor a 07 – driving route to large
CODE MESSAGE CODE MESSAGE

COMPONENT: TEBS D 010 Trailer modulator / Solenoid control
007 Trailer modulator 058 EBS relay valve / Redundancy
010 EBS (ABS) relay valve 059 EBS relay valve / Pressure sensor
058 Trailer modulator 061 Trailer modulator / Redundancy
059 Trailer modulator 062 Trailer modulator / Pressure sensors
061 EBS relay valve 069 Axle load sensor, internal (TEBS D/E)
062 EBS relay valve / Pressure sensor 075 Wear sensor (TEBS D/E)
081 Pneumatic control line Error when selecting the nominal
076
083 Supply pressure sensor value / redundant braking (TEBS D/E)
084… Desired-pressure sensor, internal

Electrical switching output 077
086 (TEBS D/E)
Trailer modulator / Sensor power Desired-pressure sensor, external

221 078
supply 24 V (TEBS D/E)
Trailer modulator / Sensor power 080 Demand pressure sensor, internal

232
supply 5 V 081 Braking pressure sensor (axle c-d)
246 EBS-RE valve / Switch 082 Switch 1 for trailer length
COMPONENT: TEBS E (TEBS D/E) 083 Switch 2 for trailer length
001 Wheel sensor a (TEBS D/E) 084 Switch 3 for trailer length
002 Wheel sensor b (TEBS D/E) 085 Switch 4 for trailer length
003 Wheel sensor c (TEBS D/E) 086 Switch for overload indication
004 Wheel sensor d (TEBS D/E) Lateral acceleration sensor
088
005 Wheel sensor e (TEBS D/E) (TEBS D/E)
006 Wheel sensor f (TEBS D/E) 089 Proximity switch
EBS(ABS) relay valve / solenoid 090 Freely configurable function 8

007
control (TEBS E) 091 Freely configurable function 7
Trailer modulator / Solenoid control 092 Freely configurable function 6

009
(TEBS D/E) 093 Freely configurable function 5
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Functions

094 Freely configurable function 4 125 Switch unloading level
095 Freely configurable function 3 126 Output speed signal
096 Freely configurable function 2 127 Height sensor 2 (axle e-f)
097 Freely configurable function 1 128 Height sensor 1 (axle c-d)
099 IN/OUT port 129 ECAS valve block
GIO freely configurable analogue 130 Output steady positive voltage 2

100
function 131 Output steady positive voltage 1
GIO freely configurable digital 132 Output RSS active signal

101
function 133 Output ABS active signal
102 Slot GIO 5 134 Road finisher brake
103 Slot GIO 4 135 Not used
104 Slot GIO 3 136 LIN bus
105 Slot GIO 2 137 Speed switch 2 (ISS 2)
106 Slot GIO 1 Speed switch 1 (ISS 1) for
138
107 Slot GIO 6 manoeuvring assistance
108 Slot GIO 7 139 Valve, residual pressure maintenance

109 ABS sensor/ Memory bit Valve residual pressure maintenance
140
110 Slot Subsystems for traction help
111 Switch, axle relaxation 141 Lifting axle valve 2
Switch "Automatic lowering of the 142 Lifting axle valve 1

112
lifting axle" 143 Pneumatic control line
113 SmartBoard 144 Supply pressure sensor
114 Diagnosis power supply 145 External ELM
115 Telematics unit 146 External ECAS
116 IVTM 148 Internal ECAS / Calibration
117 ECAS Remote Control Unit / Box 156 Not used
118 Axle load sensor external (axle c-d) 157 Switch normal level 2
119 Axle load sensor external (axle e-f) 158 Switch Up
120 Height sensor axle load (axle c-d) 159 Switch Down
121 Height sensor axle load (axle e-f) 160 Brake release function
122 Freely programmable function 3 163 Axle load calibration
123 Freely programmable function 2 164 Not used
124 Freely programmable function 1 165 Trailer length proximity switch 1
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Functions

167 Output Steering axle lock 202 Shared warning lamp
168 Switch output Steering axle lock 203 Service mode
169 Immobilizer PIN invalid GIO operating hours counter warning
204
170 Output Tilt warning lamp
178 Valve Immobilizer 205 Output Overload indication

179 Buzzer Immobilizer Output Overload indication 3rd
206
180 Demand pressure on router/repeater modulator
Router/Repeater power supply local 207 Switch Electronic parking brake

181
system 208 Valve Spring brake
Router/Repeater power supply to the 209 2nd switch

182
next system 210 Valve Electronic parking brake
Router/Repeater CAN to the local 211 Door locking system

183
system 212 Lifting axle Off switch
Router/Repeater CAN to the next 213 Switch Monitoring system rear

184
system 214 Trailer length proximity switch 2
185 ECAS deactivation switch 215 Trailer length proximity switch 3
186 Normal level 4 switch 216 Trailer length proximity switch 4
187 Switch Forklift control Input switch ECAS ramp height
217
Second external axle load sensor control
188
(Axle c-d) Data connection towing vehicle /
220
189 SafeStart trailer (TEBS D/E)
190 SafeStart pressure sensor 250 Not used

191 SafeStart warning lamp 251 Power supply (TEBS D/E)
192 Emergency brake light 253 Parameter setting (TEBS D/E)
193 Green warning lamp 254 Trailer modulator (TEBS D/E)
194 Brake temperature COMPONENTS IVTM
195 eTASC rear axle 639 CAN (short circuit / bus off)
196 eTASC front axle 927 Warning lamp 2 (optional / pin 4)
197 ECAS monoblock 2 928 Warning lamp 1 (standard / pin 2)
198 ECAS front axle valve 929 Tire data cannot be analysed
199 Switch Driving level limitation 1121 Data on the CAN data bus
200 GIO service indication 3011… Pressure in tire
201 Shared buzzer 3054
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Functions
CODE MESSAGE
3111…
Leakage in tire and valve
3154
3410…
Tire Pressure Deviation
3500
TYPE OF FAULT
00 Value too high
01 Value too low
02 Data is irregular or incorrect
03 Overvoltage/Short circuit to 24 V
04 Undervoltage / Short circuit to ground
05 Break in supply cable
06 Current too high or circuit grounded
07 Distance too great
08 Slip
09 Signal failure
10 Jump up / Jump down
11/12 See failure note
13 Characteristic curve error
14 Special faults / See fault info
15 See failure note
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Electronic Extension Module fault codes
4 Electronic Extension Module fault codes

CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
The components or the cable on analogue input 1 (GIO14) has
1552-03 2483503
a short-circuit to 24 V
1552-04 2483604
a short-circuit to ground
1568-03 2509103
a short-circuit to 24 V
1568-04 2509204
a short-circuit to ground
The components or the cable on plug-connector GIO14 pin1 has
1632-03 2611503
a short-circuit to 24 V.
1632-04 2611604
a short-circuit to ground.
The components or the cable at plug-connector GIO14 pin1 is
1632-05 2611705
not connected.
A component for which there are no parameter settings was
1632-11 2612311
detected at slot GIO14 pin1.
1648-03 2637103 a short-circuit to 24 V. The fault can also occur in a system with
battery supply (TEBS In/Out on GIO 16 connected), then ignore.
1648-04 2637204
1648-05 2637305
not connected.
1648-11 2637911
1664-03 2662703
1664-04 2662804
1664-05 2662905
not connected.
1664-11 2663511
1680-03 2688303
1680-04 2688404
1680-05 2688505
1680-11 2689111
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CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
1696-03 2713903
1696-04 2714004
1696-05 2714105
not connected.
1696-11 2714711
1712-03 2739503
1712-04 2739604
1712-05 2739705
not connected.
1712-11 2740311
1728-03 2765103
1728-04 2765204
1728-05 2765305
not connected.
1728-11 2765911
1744-03 2790703
1744-04 2790804
1744-05 2790905
not connected.
1744-11 2791511
The components or the cable on plug-connector Subsystems
1760-03 2816303
pin5 (Term. 15) has a short-circuit to 24 V.
The components or the cable on plug-connector Subsystems
1760-04 2816404
pin5 (Term. 15) has a short-circuit to ground.
No components are connected on the plug-connector
1760-05 2816505
Subsystems Pin5 (Term. 15).
1760-11 2817111
detected at slot Subsystem Pin5 (Term. 15).
1905-03 3048303 The supply voltage to Electronic Extension Module is below 9 V.
The supply voltage to Electronic Extension Module is above
1905-04 3048404
30 V.
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CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
No Echo signal received from ultrasonic sensor 1 (left). Sensor
1920-02 3072202
or sensor cable defective, or not plugged in.
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 1 (left) cable has a short-circuit
1920-03 3072303
to 24 V
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 1 (left) cable has a short-circuit to
1920-04 3072404
ground
The cable for the power supply for the ultrasonic sensor(s) on
1921-03 3073903
GIO 17 has a short-circuit to 24 V
1921-04 3074004
GIO 17 or GIO 18 has a short-circuit to ground.
No Echo signal received from ultrasonic sensor 2 (right). Sensor
1936-02 3097802
or sensor cable defective, or not plugged in.
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 2 (right) cable has a short-circuit
1936-03 3097903
to 24 V
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 2 (right) cable has a short-circuit
1936-04 3098004
to ground
1937-03 3099503
GIO 18 has a short-circuit to 24 V
1937-04 3099604
GIO 17 or GIO 18 cable has a short-circuit to ground
TailGUARD function cancelled because of a sensor error. This
1952-12 3124412
error can also occur with heavy parasitic noises.
TailGUARD function cancelled because of a sensor error in the
1968-12 3150012
main level. This error can also occur with heavy parasitic noises.
1968-14 3150214 TailGUARD was deactivated while reversing.
TailGUARD function cancelled because of a sensor error in the
1969-12 3151612 expanded level. This error can also occur with heavy parasitic
noises.
1984-12 3175612 TailGUARD function aborted because of a fault in Trailer EBS.
General termination of the TailGUARD function due to excessive
1985-12 3177212 reverse speed or faults in the TailGUARD components during
operation. Note the additional information ("Info" button).
2032-02 3251402 Implausible signal from distance sensor 2.
2032-03 3251503 The cable to distance sensor 2 has a short circuit to 24 V.
2032-04 3251604 The cable to distance sensor 2 has a short circuit to ground.
31
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
The cable to distance sensor 2 is not connected or is defective.
2032-05 3251705 This fault can also occur in combination with the fault "Power
supply too low", then ignore.
2032-11 3252311
detected at slot GIO13 pin4
2048-02 3277002 Implausible signal from distance sensor 1
2048-03 3277103 The cable to distance sensor 1 has a short circuit to 24 V
2048-04 3277204 The cable to distance sensor 1 has a short circuit to ground
2048-05 3277305 The cable to distance sensor 1 is not connected or is defective
2048-11 3277911
detected at slot GIO 14 Pin4
The LIN bus to the ultrasonic sensors (GIO 17 or GIO 18) is
2080-03 3328303
interrupted by excessive voltage. Check the sensor cable.
The LIN bus to the ultrasonic sensors (GIO 17 or GIO 18) has a
2080-04 3328404
short to ground. Check the sensor cable.
No sensor is connected on the line of the LIN bus to the
2080-05 3328505
ultrasonic sensors (GIO 17 or GIO 18)
The LIN bus to the ultrasonic sensors have communication
2080-09 3328909
problems. Switch the ignition off and on again.
The LIN bus to the ultrasonic sensors (GIO 17 or GIO 18) is
2081-03 3329903
interrupted by excessive voltage. Check the sensor cable.
The LIN bus to the ultrasonic sensors (GIO 17 or GIO 18) has a
2081-04 3330004
short to ground. Check the sensor cable.
2081-13 3330913 The ultrasonic sensors are not configured
Ultrasonic sensor 1 (main level left) has an internal error. If the
2097-12 3356412
fault reoccurs frequently, replace the sensor.
2098-00 3356800
2099-00 3358400
2100-12 3361212
2101-12 3362812
32
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
The ultrasonic sensor 1 (main level left) has a sensor membrane
error. Make sure that the sensor membrane is clean and the
2102-12 3364412
sensor has free view. If the error continues to occur, replace the
sensor.
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 1 (main level left) is interrupted
or a new ultrasonic sensor has not been learned yet. If the fault
2103-05 3365305
occurs during TailGUARD start-up, ignore the fault and repeat
the start-up procedures.
Ultrasonic sensor 2 (main level right) has an internal error. If the
2113-12 3382012
2114-00 3382400
2115-00 3384000
2116-12 3386812
2117-12 3388412
The ultrasonic sensor 2 (main level right) has a sensor
membrane error. Make sure that the sensor membrane is clean
2118-12 3390012
and the sensor has free view. If the error continues to occur,
replace the sensor.
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 2 (main level right) is interrupted
or a new ultrasonic sensor has not been learned yet. If the fault
2119-05 3390905
Ultrasonic sensor 3 (main level middle) has an internal error. If
2129-12 3407612
the fault reoccurs frequently, replace the sensor.
2130-00 3408000
2131-00 3409600
2132-12 3412412
2133-12 3414012
The ultrasonic sensor 3 (main level middle) has a sensor
2134-12 3415612
replace the sensor.
33
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 3 (main level middle) is
interrupted or a new ultrasonic sensor has not been learned yet.
2135-05 3416505
If the fault occurs during TailGUARD start-up, ignore the fault
and repeat the start-up procedures.
Ultrasonic sensor 4 (additional level left) has an internal error. If
2145-12 3433212
2146-00 3433600
2147-00 3435200
2148-12 3438012
2149-12 3439612
The ultrasonic sensor 4 (additional level left) has a sensor
2150-12 3441212
replace the sensor.
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 4 (additional level left) is
2151-05 3442105
Ultrasonic sensor 5 (additional level right) has an internal error.
2161-12 3458812
If the fault reoccurs frequently, replace the sensor.
2162-00 3459200
2163-00 3460800
2164-12 3463612
2165-12 3465212
The ultrasonic sensor 5 (additional level right) has a sensor
2166-12 3466812
replace the sensor.
34
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 5 (additional level right) is
2167-05 3467705
Ultrasonic sensor 6 (additional level middle) has an internal
2177-12 3484412
error. If the fault reoccurs frequently, replace the sensor.
2178-00 3484800
2179-00 3486400
2180-12 3489212
2181-12 3490812
The ultrasonic sensor 6 (additional level right) has a sensor
2182-12 3492412
replace the sensor.
The cable to ultrasonic sensor 6 (additional level middle) is
2183-05 3493305
The cable to the trip recorder speed signal has a short circuit to
2192-03 3507503
supply voltage.
The speed signal is invalid. Move the vehicle. Should the fault
2208-02 3533002
persist, check the cabling of the speed signal.
The speed signal is invalid. Switch the ignition off and on again
2209-10 3535410 and move the vehicle. Should the fault persist, check the cabling
of the speed signal.
Brake valve 1 has a short circuit to supply voltage. Check the
2224-03 3558703
cabling.
2224-04 3558804 Brake valve 1 has a short circuit to ground. Check the cabling.
2224-05 3558905 Brake valve 1 is not connected. Check the cabling.
Brake valve 1 possibly has a leak or does not vent the brake
2224-12 3559612
line.
Brake valve 2 has a short circuit to supply voltage. Check the
2225-03 3560303
cabling.
35
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
2225-04 3560404 Brake valve 2 has a short circuit to ground. Check the cabling.
2225-05 3560505 Brake valve 2 is not connected. Check the cabling.
Brake valve 2 possibly has a leak or does not vent the brake
2225-12 3561212
line.
2243-11 3589911 Internal fault, the relay for the position lamps has a fault
Ultrasonic sensor 1 (GIO 16) has an internal fault. If the fault
2257-12 3612412
reoccurs frequently, replace the sensor.
2260-12 3617212
2261-12 3618812
The ultrasonic sensor 1 (GIO 16) has a sensor membrane fault.
2262-12 3620412 Make sure that the sensor membrane is clean and the sensor
has free view. If the error continues to occur, replace the sensor.
The cable to the ultrasonic sensor 1 (GIO 16) is interrupted or
a new ultrasonic sensor has not been learned yet. If the fault
2263-12 3622012
2273-12 3638012
2276-12 3642812
2277-12 3644412
2279-12 3647612
2289-12 3663612
2292-12 3668412
36
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
2293-12 3670012
2295-12 3673212
2305-12 3689212
2308-12 3694012
2309-12 3695612
2311-12 3698812
2321-12 3714812
2324-12 3719612
2325-12 3721212
2327-12 3724412
37
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
2337-12 3740412
2340-12 3745212
2341-12 3746812
2343-12 3750012
The LIN bus to the ultrasonic sensors (GIO 16) is interrupted by
2352-03 3763503
excessive voltage. Check the sensor cable.
The LIN bus to the ultrasonic sensors (GIO 16) has a short to
2352-04 3763604
ground. Check the sensor cable.
No sensor is connected on the line of the LIN bus to the
2352-05 3763705
ultrasonic sensors (GIO 16)
The LIN bus to the ultrasonic sensors (GIO 16) has
2352-09 3764109
communication problems. Switch the ignition off and on again.
2353-13 3766113 The ultrasonic sensors(GIO 16) are not configured
The reversing signal is not available or is outside the valid
2368-02 3789002 range. Check the CAN connections of the 24 V CAN on port
GIO 12 to the vehicle.
The reverse signal is implausible. Switch the ignition off and on
again. Drive the vehicle and then engage the reverse gear while
2368-12 3790012
stationary. Check the reverse signal for a short circuit to supply
voltage.
The pressure sensor input has a short circuit to supply voltage.
2384-03 3814703
Check the cabling.
The pressure sensor input has a short circuit to ground. Check
2384-04 3814804
the cabling.
The pressure sensor detects a braking pressure although
no brake is being applied. Check the proper function of the
2384-14 3815814
pressure sensor and the solenoid valves if applicable and the
Select-High valve for tightness.
The supply cable for the pressure sensor has a short circuit to
2385-03 3816303
supply voltage. Check the cabling.
38
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
The supply cable for the pressure sensor has a short circuit to
2385-04 3816404
ground. Check the cabling.
The supply cable for the stop light (GIO 12 - pin 1) is not
2400-05 3840505 connected. The stop light cannot be actuated. Check the
cabling.
Supply pressure of the reverse monitoring system is too high.
2416-00 3865600 Check the supply pressure, the pressure limiting valve and the
pressure sensor.
2416-01 3865701 Supply pressure of the reverse monitoring system is too low.
The pressure sensor detects a braking pressure at a vehicle
speed that is too high or invalid. Check the TailGUARD valves
2432-12 3892412
for leaks as well as the valves and the pressure sensor and their
cables for short circuits to supply.
The status lamp or its cable has a short circuit to supply voltage.
2448-03 3917103
Check the cabling.
The status lamp or its cable has a short circuit to ground. Check
2448-04 3917204
the cabling.
The status lamp or its cable is not connected. Check the cabling;
2448-05 3917305 if an LED is installed, install and additional 1kOhm resistor to
ground.
The warning lamp or its cable has a short circuit to supply
2464-03 3942703
voltage. Check the cabling.
The warning lamp or its cable has a short circuit to ground.
2464-04 3942804
Check the cabling.
The warning lamp or its cable is not connected. Check the
2464-05 3942905
cabling.
The cable for the brake signal has a short circuit to supply
2480-03 3968303
voltage. Check the cabling.
The cable for the brake signal has a short circuit to ground.
2480-04 3968404
Check the cabling.
The cable for the brake signal is not connected. Check the
2480-05 3968505
cabling.
Trailer Remote Control communication switched off because
Trailer Remote Control communication via another Eletronic
2496-09 3994509 Extension Module was detected. Switch all Trailer Remote
Control communication in every Eletronic Extension Module
down with the exception of the first (with TailGUARD system).
The brake request from the TailGUARD system was not
acknowledged by the truck. Check the cabling of GIO 13-1
2512-12 4020412
(brake signal) and GIO 13-3 (brake status signal). It is possible
that the fault can be ignored (additional information under "Info").
39
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
The truck indicates a confirmation of a TailGUARD braking
action even though the TailGUARD system has not requested
2513-12 4022012
braking. Note the additional information ("Info" button), it may be
possible to ignore the fault.
The brake signal has a short circuit to the brake confirmation
2514-12 4023612
signal (short circuit GIO 13-1 to GIO 13-3). Check the cabling.
2944-09 4711309 No CAN connection to Trailer EBS.
No CAN connection to truck. Check the cabling of the CAN
lines of the Electronic Extension Module power cable (pins 2
2945-09 4712909
and 3 / white-green and white-brown lines) to the vehicle (body
manufacturer CAN port).
3520-09 5632909 CAN connection to towing vehicle via ISO 12098 interrupted.
4000-03 6400303 The supply voltage of the ultrasonic sensors is too high.
The supply voltage of the ultrasonic sensors is too low. This fault
4000-04 6400404 can also occur in combination with the fault "Power supply too
low", then ignore.
4016-03 6425903 The supply voltage to Eletronic Extension Module is above 30 V.
4016-04 6426004 The supply voltage to Eletronic Extension Module is under 9 V.
The supply voltage to the Electronic Extension Module is too
4017-03 6427503
high. The reverse monitoring system was switched off.
The supply voltage for the Electronic Extension Module is below
4017-04 6427604
19 V. The reverse monitoring system was switched off.
The TailGUARD system was not learned or tested yet. Please
4048-14 6478214
run initial start-up routine.
The parameter settings are incorrect. For more information:
4049-02 6478602
Read out parameter set and write back into the ECU.
The port expansion was deactivated. Too many 12 V
components were defined on the Electronic Extension Module
4064-12 6503612 (Eletronic Extension Module) in multivoltage operation. Reduce
the number to
max. 3 components.
Switch ignition off for at least 5s. If the fault is still current after
4065-12 6505212
the ignition reset, contact WABCO customer service.
4066-12 6506812
4067-12 6508412
40
CODE IN DIAGNOSTIC
DESCRIPTION
SMARTBOARD CODE
4068-12 6510012
4069-12 6511612
4088-12 6542012
41
Notes
42
Notes
43
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SMARTBOARD

2.1 WABCO SmartBoard...................................................................................................... 8

2.2 Device elements............................................................................................................. 9

2.3 Switching On/Off............................................................................................................. 9

3.1 Menu Air suspension ........................................................................................... 10

3.4 Diagnostic memory.............................................................................................. 15

3.5 Steering axle lock................................................................................................. 16

3.6 Brake lining wear................................................................................................. 16

3.8 Bounce Control.................................................................................................... 17

3.9 Brake release....................................................................................................... 17

3.10 GIO function 1 & 2....................................................................................... 17

3.11 Tire pressure........................................................................................................ 17

3.12 Road finisher brake.............................................................................................. 18

3.13 Vehicle inclination................................................................................................ 18

3.14 Electronic parking brake...................................................................................... 19

3.16 Emergency release (immobilizer)........................................................................ 21

3.17 Current length of the trailer.................................................................................. 21

3.19 Tools menu........................................................................................................... 22

4 Electronic Extension Module fault codes.......................................................... 29

Edition 2 (12.2018) This publication is not subject to an updating service.

Symbols used in this document

Important information, notes and/or tips

Reference to information on the internet

Note on the use of a tool / WABCO tool

WABCO Online product catalogue

Your direct contact to WABCO

WABCO Belgium BVBA WABCO GmbH

WABCO Technical Office, Sales Office & WABCO España S. L. U.

WABCO Australia Pty Ltd WABCO do Brasil Indústria e Comércio de

2.1 WABCO SmartBoard

 All data is for information only.

 The display information or messages correspond to the situation of the last or

2.2 Device elements

If the signal light is flashing 1 , check the current message.

2.3 Switching On/Off

POWER SUPPLY EVENT CONSEQUENCE

3.1 Menu Air suspension

AIR SUSPENSION FUNCTIONS

FUNCTION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION OPTIONS

Lifting and lowering Lift front axle

* Only if the dead man function is deactivated in the parameter setting

FUNCTION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION OPTIONS

Lifting and lowering Lift left side

Lifting and lowering Lift right side

Lift / lower to (pre) Start lifting /

Vehicle is lifted / Stop lifting /

Select the available Select next level

FUNCTION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION OPTIONS

FUNCTION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION OPTIONS

Set and save Request

Disable level control Disable

FUNCTION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION OPTIONS

3.4 Diagnostic memory

3.5 Steering axle lock

Steering axle lock is Disable

3.6 Brake lining wear

At least one brake lining has reached its

3.8 Bounce Control

Bounce Control is Deactivate

3.9 Brake release

3.10 GIO function 1 & 2

3.11 Tire pressure

3.12 Road finisher brake

All data is for information only.

The display information or messages correspond to the situation of the last or