The IPC receives battery positive voltage from the underhood junction block IP fuse circuit. The IPC receives ignition voltage (ACC and ON) from the rear junction block IGN1 fuse circuit.
The IPC receives all class 2 messages, via the class 2 serial data line.
Important: The IPC receives ignition status from the Dash Integration Module (DIM), via the class 2 serial data line. If the IPC can not communicate with the DIM, the IPC will not operate properly.
The IPC ground location is at G200.
The Trip Reset switch is a normally open circuit. Activating this switch closes contacts completing a ground circuit causing the trip odometer to reset.
The ENG/MET switch is a normally open circuit. Activating the switch closes the contacts completing a ground circuit which causes the displays to switch English/Metric status.
The English/Metric switch is a normally open circuit. Activating this switch closes the contacts completing a ground circuit which causes the IPC and Heating, Ventilation , and Air Conditioning (HVAC) display to change English/Metric status.
The Reset switch is a normally open circuit. Activating this switch closes the contacts completing a ground circuit which causes the DIC data to be reset.
The Fuel Info switch is a normally open circuit. Activating this switch closes the contacts completing a ground circuit which causes the DIC to step through Fuel Information.
The Gage Info switch is a normally open circuit. Activating this switch closes the contacts completing a ground circuit which causes the DIC to step through gage information.
The ODO/Trip switch is a normally open contact. Activating this switch closes the contacts completing a ground circuit which causes the display trip odometer to switch between trip A and trip B.