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14.1 Characteristics / GIO functions of TEBS E
The electronic system is available in two variants (Standard and Premium).
A maximum of A maximum of
GIO functions 4 GIO functions on 4 slots 13 GIO functions on 7 slots
Lifting axle 1
lifting axle valve only X
(with lifting axle or ECAS valve)
Lifting axle 2
lifting axle valve only X
(with lifting axle or ECAS valve)
ISS 1 (e.g. RTR valve) X X
ISS 2 (e.g. steering axle lock) X X
Traction help X X
Forced lowering of lifting axle(s),
X X
manual intervention by driver
Manoeuvring aid X X
Automatic drawbar load reduction X X
Brake lining wear indication (BVA) X X
Freely configurable digital function
X X
with output
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A maximum of A maximum of
GIO functions 4 GIO functions on 4 slots 13 GIO functions on 7 slots
Freely configurable analogue
X X
function with output
Connection "Road finisher brake" X X
Connection
X X
"External axle load sensor“
Connection
X X
"External desired-pressure sensor"
"ECAS 1-point control" - X
Connection
- X
"Unloading level switch""
Connection
- X
"Sensor mechanical suspension“
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2.2 Brake pressure Brake cylinder (11) M 16×1.5 Pipe 12×1.5 Pipe12×1.5
2.2 Brake pressure Brake cylinder (11) M 16×1.5 Pipe 12×1.5 Pipe 12×1.5
2.2 Brake pressure Brake cylinder (11) M 16×1.5 Pipe 12×1,5 Pipe 12×1.5
2.3 Tristop® cylinder Tristop® cylinder (12) Pipe 8×1 Pipe 8×1
2.3 Tristop® cylinder Tristop® cylinder (12) Pipe 8×1 Pipe 8×1
2.1 Brake pressure Brake cylinder (11) M 16×1.5 Pipe 12×1.5 Pipe 12×1.5
2.1 Brake pressure Brake cylinder (11) M 16×1.5 Pipe 12×1.5 Pipe 12×1.5
2.1 Brake pressure Brake cylinder (11) M 16×1.5 Pipe 12×1.5 Pipe 12×1.5
5 Bellows pressure Air suspension bellows M 16×1.5 Pipe 8×1 Pipe 8×1
Supply Reservoir
1.1 Pipe 8×1 Pipe 12x1.5
"Air suspension" "Air suspension"
Supply
1.1 Rotary slide valve (1) Pipe 8×1 Pipe 8×1
"Air suspension"
Supply
1.1 Air-suspension valve (1) Pipe 8×1 Pipe 8×1
"Air suspension"
2.3 Tristop® cylinder Tristop® cylinder (12) Pipe 8×1 Pipe 8×1
2.3 Tristop® cylinder Tristop® cylinder (12) Pipe 8×1 Pipe 8×1
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The braking system diagrams are not subject to a document amendment system.
You will find the current braking system diagrams in INFORM at www.wabco-auto.com
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Diagram no. Vehicle type Designation Assignment of the GIO slots with the
functions
841 802 150 0 Semitrailer Standard GIO 1: RTR
Central axle trailers GIO 2: Lifting axle 1
GIO 3: Traction help
GIO 3: Forced lowering
GIO 4: Wear indicator
841 802 151 0 Semitrailer 2 lifting axle/residual GIO 1: RTR
Central axle trailer pressure maintenance GIO 2: Lifting axle 1
lifting axle 1 GIO 3: Traction help
GIO 3: Solenoid valve
GIO 4: Lifting axle 2
841 802 152 0 Trailer vehicle External desired- GIO 1: External desired-pressure sensor
Central axle trailer pressure sensor GIO 2: Lifting axle 1
(for vehicles with GIO 3: Traction help
time-critical braking GIO 3: Forced lowering
system) GIO 4: RTR
Traction help with
residual pressure
841 802 159 0 Semitrailer Lifting/Lowering GIO 1: External desired-pressure sensor
Central axle trailer GIO 4: RTR
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Lifting axles
2S/2M system: Lifting axles are not allowed to have sensors fitted!
All other systems: Lifting axles can be fitted with ABS sensors e, f.
Steering axles
Constrained steering axles can be treated like rigid axles. WABCO prescribes EBS configurations 4S/3M,
4S/2M+1M or 2S/2M+SLV for vehicles with self-steering axles.
If 2S/2M or 4S/2M EBS systems are to be used in vehicles with self-steering axles, tests during the type test must
establish that there are no abnormal axle vibrations or course deviations. It is not possible to investigate all axles
on the market to check how they respond when ABS is triggered.
Driving Direction
Trailer Modulator
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Drawbar trailers
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GIO Grey
ABS f and d Black
MODULATOR Grey
POWER Black
SUBSYSTEMSBlue
IN/OUT, Slot Blue
ABS c and e Black
The cable overview is not subject to a document amendment system. You will find up-to-date information on
cables and additional options for connections in INFORM at www.wabco-auto.com
Cable overview
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Power cable with 449 347 003 0 0.3 m TEBS E DIN bayonet
disconnect 449 347 025 0 2.5 m 8-pin 7-pin
Cod. A
TCE: 446 122 001 0 449 348 020 0 2m TEBS E TCE-X22
4-pin
Cod. C
Stop light power supply 449 349 040 0 4m TEBS E 2-pin open
(24 N) 449 349 100 0 10 m 4-pin Cable colours:
449 349 150 0 15 m Cod. C blue = plus
brown = ground
Lifting axle, RTR 449 443 008 0 0.8 m TEBS E DIN bayonet
449 443 010 0 1m 4-pin 4-pin
449 443 020 0 2m Cod. B
449 443 040 0 4m
449 443 060 0 6m
449 443 100 0 10 m
Distance sensor: 449 811 010 0 1m TEBS E DIN bayonet
441 050 100 0 449 811 050 0 5m 4-pin 4-pin
449 811 080 0 8m Cod. B
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ABS sensor extension 449 723 003 0 0.3 m TEBS E ABS socket
449 723 018 0 1.8 m 4-pin 2-pin
449 723 023 0 2.3 m Cod. A
449 723 030 0 3m
449 723 040 0 4m
449 723 080 0 8m
449 723 100 0 10 m
IVTM: 446 220 010 0 449 913 050 0 5m TEBS E DIN bayonet
8-pin 7-pin
Cod. C
EBS relay valve: 449 429 010 0 1m TEBS E 3x DIN bayonet
480 207 001 0 449 429 030 0 3m 8-pin
449 429 080 0 8m Cod. B
CAN diagnostic cable 449 611 030 0 3m TEBS E Diagnostic socket with
(only for Premium) 449 611 040 0 4m 4-pin yellow cap
Note: Only diagnostic 449 611 060 0 6m Cod. B
cable to the interface 449 611 080 0 8m
446 300 348 0
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ECAS control unit 449 628 050 0 5m TEBS E Socket "ECAS control
8-pin unit"
Cod. C
External ECAS 449 438 050 0 5m TEBS E open
4-pin
Cod. B
ABS sensor plus GIO 6/7 449 818 022 0 0.4/0.4 m TEBS E 2 x 3-pin
4-pin ABS connector
Cod. B
SmartBoard plus IVTM 449 916 182 0 4/2.5 m TEBS E 2x DIN bayonet
449 916 253 0 6/6 m 8-pin 7-pin
Cod. C
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1. 2.
1. 2. 1. 2.
Structure
"Lifting/ or: or:
Lowering"
Back to menu "Air
Lowering Lifting 1. 2.
1. 2. suspension"
Start traction
help (acts on
--- ---
axle 1 of + 1. 2. 1. 2.
semitrailers)
Start
manoeuvring
aid (acts on --- ---
axle 3 of +
semitrailer)
1. 2. 1. 2.
Stop function:
Normal level
or: or:
(driving level) 1. 2.
1. 2. 1. 2.
Memory Level 1.
(M1, M2)= body Save memory level Save memory level
---
levels to which (e.g. M2) 1. z. B. M1 2. Message "Save?" => Yes!, (e.g. M2)
the vehicle can then confirm with OK
be adjusted
+ +
2.
STOP = Exits
the functions
"Normal level"
"Memory level"
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Operating options with ECAS - 1-point control with TEBS E Premium variant (example for semitrailers)
Activate
StandBy: Press STOP within Press STOP within
Towing vehicle 30 seconds of 30 seconds of
1. 2. or 1. 2.
hitched, ignition ignition OFF: ignition OFF:
OFF. Trailer Select the menu ---
level control is "Air suspension"
active, e.g. within 30 seconds
during ramp of ignition OFF.
operation
"Wake up" of
ECAS when No No No No
ignition OFF
"Forced lowering" of
1. 2. 1. 2.
lifting axle: Press OK
Lift axle for 5 seconds:
Raising/ or: or:
Lowering 1. 2.
1. 2.
1. 2.
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14.9 Service
Expert reports
System plate
After the trailer EBS system has been installed, the PC diagnostic program can be used for making an EBS
system plate displaying the setup data. This EBS system plate must be affixed in a clearly visible place on the
vehicle (e.g. in the area where the LSV plate is located in conventional brake systems). The blank foil for this type
plate can be obtained from WABCO, order number 899 200 922 4. The data must be printed out using a laser
printer.
1 Unladen vehicle
2 Laden vehicle
3 Lifting axle 1 acts upon axle 1
4 Normal level
5 Selected pin assignment's to the GIO slot
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Trailer EBS test instruction - a tool for experts
What do I test? Regulation What must be tested? How is the test done?
Time response 98/12/EEC Annex III Build-up time < 0.44 s With CTU: Preparations
behaviour ECE R13, Annex 6 There are no requirements for the trailer • Set LSV to "laden".
vehicle in regard of time response • If necessary, set the brake close.
behaviour.
Energy 98/12/EEC Annex XIV After the number of equivalent • Charge the trailer to 8 bar supply pressure.
consumption due actuations (ne) from the ABS expert
to ABS - equivalent report (§ 2.5), sufficient pressure for • Shut off the supply
actuations 22.5 % deceleration must remain in the • At the yellow coupling head with 6.5 bar,
cylinder for the final brake action. brake with the number ne.
TEBS E: • During the last actuation, hold the pressure
and measure the cylinder pressure.
Disc brake:
ne_EC = 11 actuations
ne_ECE = 12 actuations
Drum brake:
ne_EC = 11 actuations
ne_ECE = 13 actuations
VCS II
Disc brake "Semitrailer":
ne_EC = 13 actuations
ne_ECE = 15 actuations
Disc brake "drawbar trailer":
ne_EC = 12 actuations
ne_ECE = 14 actuations
Drum brake "semitrailer":
ne_EC = 12 actuations
ne_ECE = 14 actuations
Drum brake "drawbar trailer":
ne_EC = 12 actuations
ne_ECE = 15 actuations
Energy 98/12/EEC Annex V, § 2.4 It must be checked whether it is possible • Support axle(s) with spring-type brake
consumption due ECE R13, Annex 8, § 2.4 to release the parking brake of the actuator on blocks.
to spring-type unhitched vehicle at least three times. • Charge the trailer to 6.5 bar supply pressure
brake actuator (7.5 bar for ECE acceptance).
• Unhitch the trailer.
• Release automatic braking (black button).
• Exhaust and charge air into the parking
braking system (spring-type brake actuator)
three times by pressing the red button.
• It must still be possible to turn the wheels
with spring-type brake actuators.
Start of braking 98/12/EEC Annex V, § 2.5 It is checked whether the start of braking • Ignition off.
action by the ECE R13, Annex 8, § 2.5 action by the spring brake actuators is
spring brake not higher than the supply pressure after • Support axle(s) with spring-type brake
actuators 4 complete actuations. actuator on blocks.
• Shut off the supply.
• Charge the trailer to 6.5 bar supply pressure
(7.0 bar for ECE acceptance).
• Exhaust and admit air into the parking brake
system (spring-type brake actuator) by
pressing the red button until a wheel with a
spring-type brake actuator can no longer be
turned.
• Measure the supply pressure.
• Recharge trailer to 6.5 supply pressure
(7.0 bar for ECE acceptance)
• Use yellow coupling head to completely
actuate 4 times.
• Measure the supply pressure.
The reservoir pressure at the start of braking of
the spring-type brake actuators must be less
than the reservoir pressure after four complete
actuations.
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What do I test? Regulation What must be tested? How is the test done?
Measure the brake The controlled braking forces of all axles The lifting axle is lifted and must be lowered for
forces on all axles of an unladen vehicle are to be the test.
of an unladen measured.
vehicle on the
roller test stand.
LSV characteristic The characteristic output by EBS for the • Connect a fine pressure control valve and
when vehicle is at unladen or laden vehicle is to be pressure gauge to the yellow coupling head.
a standstill checked using a pressure gauge. • Connect a test gauge to the brake cylinder
test connection.
• Supply the trailer with electrical power.
• Slowly increase the pressure using the fine
control valve and record the pressure gauge
values.
Laden vehicle Set bellows pressure < 0.15 bar by: Reconnect plug "axle load sensor"
• Use rotary valve (ECAS...) to lower onto
blocks.
• Connect a test valve to port 5 and
simulate "laden" bellows pressure.
• Set the unladen braking pressure to
6.5 bar in the parameter settings (new
start-up required at the end of the
measurements).
Lower the raised lifting axle(s) of the unladen Set an air suspension pressure between
vehicle. 0.15 and 0.25 bar by:
• Exhausting the supporting bellows using
the rotary slide valve.
• Connecting a pressure simulation to port
5 of the modulator.
• PC Diagnosis.
Test mode for checking the LSV Switch on the ignition / electrical power Test mode is switched off when the vehicle is
characteristic. The emergency braking supply with the vehicle stationary and no moved at faster than 2.5 km/h or no later than
function and standstill function are switched pressure at the yellow coupling head. after 10 minutes.
off in test mode.
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Glossary
ECE-R13 international directive relating to brakes by the UN Economic Commission for Europe in
Geneva - for vehicles of the category M, N and O
EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory); electronic memory which can
be programmed and retains information even without supply voltage.
EOL (End of Line); settings for the operational functions during manufacture of the vehicle
ISO 11898 ISO 11898-1 Road vehicles CAN/Data link layer & physical signalling
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ODR (Operation Data Recorder); data memory for recording routes and speeds, driver
actions, ABS situations and other events
SHV (Select High Valve); the (higher) of two input pressures is switched through to the output
SLV (Select Low Valve); the (lower) of two input pressures is switched through to the output
StVZO German road traffic regulations; German legal regulations regarding the operation of
vehicles
TCE (Trailer Central Electronic); central electronic control system for the trailer
TEBS (Trailer Electronic Braking System); electronic braking system for trailers
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Index
ABS 26 Connect 44
Air suspension system 11, 60, 61 Distance sensor 1, 30, 31, 45, 46, 60, 64, 97, 110
automatic 17 ECAS 15
B dynamic 41
Braking pressure control EBS relay valve 14, 18, 20, 26, 56
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ECAS solenoid valve 15, 32, 36, 37, 60, 62 Lifting axle valve 36, 37, 61
Multi-axle assemblies 18
I
Installation regulation 77 O
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Cable 130 Steering axle 14, 17, 26, 28, 37, 47, 97
PREV 11, 12, 13, 85, 96, 97 Stop light power supply
Redundancy valve 13, 19, 22, 56 Subsystems 55, 82, 83, 94, 129
Remote control unit 15, 16, 35, 83, 134 Supply pressure 12, 19, 28, 54, 137
RSS 19, 21, 27, 38, 67, 77, 94, 110, 136 System check 19
Diagnostic Software 73 T
SmartBoard 15, 16, 22, 35, 49, 51, 53, 63, 83, 94, Test mode 29, 138
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Tightening torque 87
Cable 131
Traction help 38, 39, 94, 110, 134
CAN interfaces 55
Cable 132
Start road finisher brake 44
Traction help + forced lowering
traction help 40
Cable 130
SmartBoard + IVTM 50
Trailer interface 19, 21, 22, 54, 65
Cable 132
Trip 53
Speed signal 32, 47, 48
Trip recorder 53
Speed switch 37
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U Warning signal 21
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and transmission control systems for business today employs more than
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