System Description

SOFT TOP

System Description
An electronic soft top open/close system has been adopted that allows the soft top to be opened or closed using the soft top switch.
The following parts operate, linked with the operation of the soft top.
- When the soft top begins to operate, the passenger seat tilts forward. When operation is completed, it returns to its original position.
(It does not move when the seat cancel switch is ON.)

- When the soft top begins to operate, both power windows activate to the fully-open position.
(They do not activate to the fully-closed position after operation is completed.)
Moreover, power window cannot be operated while soft top is operating.

When the soft top switch is released, soft top operation stops.

CONDITIONS FOR OPERATION
Operation is available when all of the conditions below are satisfied.
- Ignition switch is ON.
- The brake pedal is ON.
- Vehicle speed is 4 km/h (2 MPH) or less.
- Battery voltage is approximately 10 V or more.

CAUTION: Run the engine when operating or inspecting the soft top to prevent battery dies.

CONDITIONS FOR STOPPING OPERATION
Operation of the soft top stops when the conditions below are satisfied while the soft top is operating.
- Any of the above operation conditions is no longer satisfied.
- The passenger side power seat is operated. (It does not move when seat cancel switch is ON.)

OUTLINE OF OPERATION
Refer to the illustrations for the positions of the soft top, and the conditions of switch and actuator operation.

Condition: Full Close:

Condition: OP 1:

Condition: OP 2:

Condition: OP 3:

Condition: OP 4:

Condition: OP 5:

Condition: OP 6:

Condition: OP 7:

Condition: OP 8:

Condition: OP 9:

Condition: OP 10:

Condition: OP 11:

Condition: OP 12:

OPERATION: FULL CLOSE --> FULL OPEN
Refer to "State Chart".

Condition: Full Open:

Condition: CL 1:

Condition: CL 2:

Condition: CL 3:

Condition: CL 4:

Condition: CL 5:

Condition: CL 6:

Condition: CL 7:

Condition: CL 8:

Condition: CL 9:

Condition: CL 10:

OPERATION: FULL OPEN -> FULL CLOSE
Refer to "State Chart".