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Electrical Power Management System - Battery (EPMS)

The document discusses the Genesis EPMS system which measures battery temperature, voltage, and amperage and sends this data to the ECM. The ECM then calculates the state of charge and determines the charging voltage based on various vehicle conditions. The system aims to keep the battery charged through different charging strategies depending on the state of charge and vehicle usage.

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Electrical Power Management System - Battery (EPMS)

The document discusses the Genesis EPMS system which measures battery temperature, voltage, and amperage and sends this data to the ECM. The ECM then calculates the state of charge and determines the charging voltage based on various vehicle conditions. The system aims to keep the battery charged through different charging strategies depending on the state of charge and vehicle usage.

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Genesis EPMS

Electrical Power Management System - Battery (EPMS)


Description: The EPMS, on the Genesis, measures temperature, amperage, and voltage through a battery sensor and sends the data to the ECM. The ECM then calculates State of Charge (SOC) and determines the amount of charge. The Battery is located in the trunk of the Genesis and the Battery Sensor is located on the negative battery terminal. Under hood battery posts Under hood battery posts Do not test here. Do not test here.
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Battery Sensor Battery Sensor Battery is located in the trunk for the Genesis.

Genesis EPMS
EPMS - Charging System Operation
Operation: EPMS data is sent from the battery sensor to the ECM. The ECM will monitor the SOC, compare other vehicle conditions and determine the charging voltage. Battery voltage will vary due to different operating conditions and system strategy (12.7-14.2 volts). Battery Sensor Data
Wake up mode every 8 hours

ECM Monitoring SOC Monitoring SOC Decide charging voltage Decide charging voltage Vehicle conditions Vehicle conditions Alternator TPS TPS VSS VSS RPM RPM

Note: The GDS will display SOC, Battery Amperage, Voltage and Temperature. Note: The GDS will display SOC, Battery Amperage, Voltage and Temperature. EPMS Codes and Diagnostics will be covered in another FIR micro-module. EPMS Codes and Diagnostics will be covered in another FIR micro-module.
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Genesis EPMS
EPMS - Charging System Strategy
Battery State of Charge (SOC) Float Charge Float Charge No need to charge. No need to charge.

Absorption Charge Absorption Charge Charging or not charging Charging or not charging depending on conditions. depending on conditions.

Bulk Charge Bulk Charge Charging is required and is Charging is required and is more important than fuel more important than fuel economy. economy. Note: If there is a malfunction with the battery sensor, the alternator will charge like a Note: If there is a malfunction with the battery sensor, the alternator will charge like a conventional charging system. conventional charging system.
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Genesis EPMS
EPMS Initial Ignition Charging Sequence
2 ~ 2.5 min 26 min

At start-up, the Battery is charged for 120 - 150 seconds

After 150 seconds the System goes into Discharge mode; until the voltage drops below 12.7V or SOC less than 85%

When the SOC drops below 85%,the ECM will use the feedback Voltage to manage the charging until the correct SOC is achieved

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