What is the reason for the Toyota Corolla DCM connection failure?
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The reason for the Toyota Corolla DCM connection failure is signal issues, as poor signal quality prevents network connectivity. Relevant information about the DCM system is as follows: 1. Introduction: The automotive DCM is a network communication function module used in vehicles, enabling instant connectivity with a single press, allowing users to enjoy high-speed communication without considering login time or data transfer volume. Additionally, the DCM features automatic reconnection when interrupted, such as when the vehicle passes through a tunnel. 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 the rightmost Port C. 2. Function-based: Depending on the function, the DCM is powered by three circuits: constant power 0220 (ensuring power for remote key and central locking functions), 0240, and 0260 (ensuring power for electric windows and mirror adjustment). Different faults in these power circuits will have varying impacts.