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Upper Control Panel Control Unit, Component Description - GF54.21-D-6040H

MODEL 906 

Shown with CODE HH9 (Regulated air conditioning, (Tempmatic)) as of facelift 2013 

G10887927Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ USA

Shown with CODE HH9 (Regulated air conditioning, (Tempmatic)) up to facelift 2013 

G10887928Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ USA

Location 

The upper control panel (UCP) control unit is located in the center of the instrument panel above the gearshift lever (with transmission 711.6 or 716.6) or electronic selector lever module control unit (N15/5) (with transmission 722.6 or 722.9).

Task 

The upper control panel (UCP) control unit reads in the integrated switches and buttons, controls the light emitting diodes (LED) of the integrated switches and buttons, is the master control unit for the seat heaters (SIH) (with CODE H16 (Heater for driver seat) or with CODE H15 (Heater for front passenger seat)) and is connected to the interior CAN (CAN B).

Generally the UCP control unit controls the following systems with the corresponding functions or supports the master control units:

The upper control panel control unit (UCP) reads in the following switches and buttons:

In addition, the upper control panel control unit (UCP) communicates with the following control units via interior CAN:

In addition, the upper control panel (UCP) control unit communicates with the following components and control units via interior CAN, electronic ignition lock control unit (EZS) and engine CAN (CAN C):

The upper control panel (UCP) control unit evaluates the switching states, messages and feedback from the individual systems and then controls the following switch and button LEDs in the appropriate manner:

Design shown as of facelift 2013, with CODE T56 (Electrical actuation for left sliding door), with CODE H16 (Heater for driver seat), with CODE H22 (Heated rear window) or with CODE W78 (Window in liftgate or hinged rear door with wipe/wash system), with CODE F49 (Heated windshield), with CODE EZ8 (Parktronic system (PTS)), with CODE H15 (Heater for front passenger seat), with CODE T55 (Electrical actuation for right sliding door), with CODE MJ7 (ECO start), with CODE JA7 (Blind Spot Assist), with CODE JW5 (Lane Keeping Assist) and with CODE JA6 (COLLISION PREVENTION ASSIST) 

G10887929Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ USA

Design shown up to facelift 2013, with CODE T56 (Electrical actuation for left sliding door), with CODE H16 (Heater for driver seat), with CODE H22 (Heated rear window) or with CODE W78 (Window in liftgate or hinged rear door with wipe/wash system), with CODE F49 (Heated windshield), with CODE EZ8 (Parktronic system (PTS)), with CODE H15 (Heater for front passenger seat) and with CODE T55 (Electrical actuation for right sliding door) 

G10887930Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ USA

IMPORTANT Up to model refinement package 2013

The respective switches of the upper control panel control unit (UCP) are designed as rocker switches. If the upper control panel (UCP) control unit detects the actuation of the respective button for t ≥ 25 s, then the signal will be ignored and a fault stored. No actuation signal is sent to the interior CAN.

When the respective button is actuated again, the upper control panel (UCP) control unit must detect beforehand the rest position of the respective button for t > 1 s.