Can You Drive with a T-Box Malfunction?

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KinsleyFitz
07/30/25 8:16am
T-Box malfunction refers to issues with the in-vehicle T-BOX in the telematics system, requiring a visit to the 4S store to check the fault code, which will then determine the fault information. Most problems typically occur with the radar probe, making it impossible to retrieve vehicle information. Below is relevant information: 1. Structure of the T-Box: The T-Box structure includes an STM32F103CBT6 main control and a dual-core STM32F105RBT6 processor. Additionally, GPRS, GPS, a six-axis G-Sensor, and a vibration sensor are called upon by the main control, along with two 12V outputs. The in-vehicle T-BOX communicates with the host via CAN bus, enabling the transmission of commands and information, including vehicle status information and control commands, among others. 2. Functions of the T-Box: The T-Box has a wide variety of functions, the most common being remote query, remote control, and security services.
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