What does Toyota DCM mean?

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MacAmy
07/29/25 6:54pm
Automotive DCM is a network communication function module used in vehicles. It enables high-speed communication with just a press, allowing users to enjoy seamless connectivity without worrying about login time or data transmission volume. Additionally, DCM features an automatic reconnection function when the connection is interrupted, such as when driving through a tunnel. Below is the relevant introduction: 1. DCM Composition: The DCM has three electrical connectors, from left to right: Port A (20 pins), Port B (16 pins), and Port C (12 pins). The power supply and grounding for the DCM controller are connected to Port C on the right. 2. Depending on the function, the DCM has three power supply circuits: 0220 (constant power supply to ensure the operation of the remote key and central locking system), 0240, and 0260 (to power the electric windows and mirror adjustments). Different impacts occur when faults arise in these power supply circuits.
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