Peugeot 308: Static presentation of the vehicle : Configuration to showroom mode

1. Foreword

The vehicle must be parked in the location in which it will be installed for static showroom presentation.

N.B. : To keep the vehicle in showroom mode, the external supply must be connected and kept powered up.

The showroom mode keeps the following functions active :

• The electric seats
• The seat belts not fastened warning (without audible warning)
• The digital instrument panel
• The head up display
• The night vision assistance function
• The lighting of the parking brake application warning lamp
• The controls at the steering wheel
• The radio
• The navigation in demonstration mode
• The vehicle’s configuration menu
• The screen copy function or "mirroring" (Mirror Link)
• Voice recognition
• The connected services
• The driving mode selector
• The speed limit indicator
• The blind spot monitoring function
• The electric power steering
• The visual reversing assistance function (Without audible or visual warnings)
• The automatic or semi-automatic parking assistance function (Without audible or visual warnings)
• The indirect tyre under-inflation detection function
• The LED signature at the front of the vehicle (*)
• The rear lamps (*)
• The front and rear lamps (**)
• The ambiance lighting
• The welcome lighting and the courtesy lamp
• The sockets for accessories
• The electrically controlled electric windows
• The electrically controlled sunroof
• The motorised tailgate
• The hands-full access

The showroom mode inhibits the following functions :

• Starting the engine
• The thermal preconditioning function
• The electric parking brake control (the parking brake remains applied)
• The messages and the visual and audible warning information with the exception of the battery and trip computer warning lamps
• The horn
• The windscreen wipers and rear wiper
• The front and rear screen wash
• The locking and unlocking using the remote control and the hands-free access
• The interior locking control
• The obstacle proximity detection
• The reduced driver vigilance detection
• The operation of the air conditioning and of the deicing (only the different displays are operational)
• The seats and steering wheel heating (only the different displays are operational)
• The airbags
• The emergency and assistance call functions

N.B. : (*) Lights stalk in position "0" or "Auto" ; (**)Lights stalk in the sidelamps position.

2. Preliminary operations

2.1. All vehicles

Observe the order of the following operations :

• New vehicle preparation carried out (built-in systems interface (BSI1)shunt in the customer position)
• Check of the ancillaries battery charge status carried out
• No operating anomaly on the vehicle

2.2. Electric and hybrid vehicles

Fully charge the traction battery before putting the vehicle into "showroom" mode.

CAUTION : If the vehicle was left in "showroom" mode without being charged beforehand, the traction battery must be charged before the vehicle is started.

N.B. : If the traction battery is charged to 100%, the vehicle may be left in "showroom" mode for up to a maximum of 4 months. However, a full charge every 2 months is recommended.

ESSENTIAL : For electric and hybrid vehicles, carry out depowering procedures (Deactivate the circuit breaker , Ensure that the circuit breaker remains in the open position with a safety padlock).

ESSENTIAL : For hybrid vehicles, wait 90 seconds after the ignition is switched on and check that there are no mechanical noises before switching the vehicle to "showroom" mode.

2.3. (mild-hybrid) MHEV vehicles

ESSENTIAL : To keep the vehicle in showroom mode, the 12 V external supply must be connected and kept powered up at all times. Without an external supply, there is a significant risk of deep discharge of the 48 V traction battery.

ESSENTIAL : For mild-hybrid MHEV vehicles, wait 90 seconds after the ignition is switched on and check that there are no mechanical noises before switching the vehicle to "showroom" mode.

N.B. : This section refers to 3 different states of charge (SOC) of the traction battery (see table below). These states of charge do not correspond to the states of charge displayed on the instrument panel. These states of charge can only be read using the diagnostic tool : .

State

(A) Preparation of the battery before switching to "showroom" mode :

• Check the PackSOC and CellSOC values (min/max) using the diagnostic tool to confirm the correct SOC values
• If the PackSOC value is not between CellSOCmin and CellSOCmax, leave the vehicle with the engine running for 15 minutes to align the SOC values
• The PackSOC and CellSOC values (min/max) of the MHEV 48 V traction battery must be at 60% before switching the vehicle to "showroom" mode
• To bring the 48 V traction battery to a SOC of 60%, leave the internal combustion engine (ICE) at idle for at least 20 minutesAny other power consumers (heating, ventilation, air conditioning, etc.) must be off while charging

(B) Show room mode :

• Check that the PackSOC and CellSOC (min/max) are aligned and at 60% before switching on "showroom" mode
• "showroom" mode will discharge the 48 V traction battery over time
• The minimum permitted PackSOC and CellSOC (min/max) in "showroom" mode are 30%, so the vehicle must not remain in "showroom" mode for more than 14 days
• The 48 V battery must be charged every 14 days. Follow the instructions in section (A)

N.B. : On the first MHEV vehicles, in "showroom” mode, the PackSOC value read by the diagnostic tool may not change.

2.4. Traction battery balancing mode (Hybrid vehicles)

N.B. : The traction battery balancing mode only concerns hybrid vehicles.

The traction battery is used during the "showroom" mode. In this mode, the traction battery discharges unevenly between the cells. Need to activate the cells balancing mode to preserve the traction battery.

CAUTION : The cells balancing mode is to be activated once a week ; Risk in the event of non-compliance : Replacement of the traction battery.

The balancing mode is activated when an ON/OFF key is pressed after having first exited "showroom" mode using the diagnostic tool . Observe the order of the following operations :

• Deactivate the show room mode using the diagnostic equipment (No need to disconnect the external supply)
• Switch off the ignition
• Wait for the various ECUs to become dormant (10 minutes minimum)
• Switch on the ignition
• Activate the "showroom" mode using the diagnostic tool

3. Tooling

Tools required :

• Diagnostic tool (the diagnostic tool must have installed the latest remote update available on the remote update server)
• 12 volt external source (Supply approved by the manufacturer)
• "E-XTEQ" battery tester
• "MIDTRONICS" battery tester

N.B. : The part number of the electrical supply approved by the manufacturer is available on the after sales documentation portal.

4. Switching to showroom mode

Observe the order of the following operations :

• Plug the diagnostic tool into the central socket
• Switch on the ignition
• Select the marque
• Select the vehicle
• Select "FAULT FINDING" mode
• Select "EXPERT" mode
• Check that there are no faults present on the vehicle
• Switch off the ignition

4.1. Installing the external electrical supply

ESSENTIAL : Before any repair, check the condition of the 2 connection clamps of the 2 external electrical supply cables. If a fault is detected (insulation wear, deformation of the clamps, incorrect crimping of the cables, incorrect fixing of the cables in the clamps etc.), replace the damaged cable(s).

Connect the external electrical supply to the ancillaries battery in the following order :

• Connect the red positive clamp
• Connect the black negative clamp onto the earth point
• Clamp the 2 cables
• Connect the 2 cables to the external electrical supply unit
• The electrical supply unit must be placed on the ground underneath the vehicle

4.2. Vehicle equipped with a mechanical key (*)

Observe the order of the following operations :

• Insert the mechanical key in the steering lock
• Wait 90 seconds
• Switch on the ignition
• Select the built-in systems interface (BSI1) to activate showroom mode
• Select the "Maintenance – built-in systems interface (BSI1) operating mode" menu
• Select the "Built-in systems interface (BSI1) operating mode" menu
• Select "showroom" mode using the diagnostic tool
• Quit the "Built-in systems interface (BSI1) operating mode" menu
• Quit the "DIAGNOSTIC" session
• Disconnect the diagnostic tool
• Switch off the ignition and check that the instrument panel remains on
• Remove the mechanical key from the ignition switch
• Store the mechanical key in a safe place

4.3. Vehicle equipped with a hands-free function that is activated using a hands-free identifier or a mobile phone (*)

Observe the order of the following operations :

• Put the hands-free identifier in the passenger compartment (*)
• Press the engine starting switch
• Select the built-in systems interface (BSI1) to activate showroom mode
• Select the "Maintenance – built-in systems interface (BSI1) operating mode" menu
• Select the "Built-in systems interface (BSI1) operating mode" menu
• Select "showroom" mode using the diagnostic tool
• Quit the "Built-in systems interface (BSI1) operating mode" menu
• Quit the "DIAGNOSTIC" session
• Disconnect the diagnostic tool
• Remove the hands-free identifier from the vehicle
• Press the engine starting switch and check that the instrument panel remains on
• Store the hands-free identifier in a safe place

5. Reactivating showroom mode

If there is a power cut during a showroom mode, the power used will be that of the ancillaries battery.

After a moment, the ancillaries battery voltage will drop below 9 V and the built-in systems interface (BSI1) will cut off the supply to all of the systems.

The showroom mode remains memorised in the built-in systems interface (BSI1).

In order to re-activate the showroom mode, the ancillaries battery must be charged :

• Disconnect the positive terminal of the ancillaries battery
• Connect the external supply to the terminals of the ancillaries battery
• Leave the external supply to charge the ancillaries battery

Once 12 V has been reached :

• Disconnect the external supply from the terminals of the ancillaries battery
• Reconnect the positive terminal of the ancillaries battery
• Connect the external supply to the terminals of the ancillaries battery

Press the engine starting switch or switch on the ignition to re-activate the showroom mode.

If the showroom mode does not become active, apply the procedure described in the section "Switching to showroom mode".

6. Restoring the vehicle to operating condition

CAUTION : If the vehicle was left in "showroom" mode without being charged beforehand, the traction battery must be charged before the vehicle is started.

ESSENTIAL : For electric and hybrid vehicles, carry out switching on procedures (Remove the safety padlock , Lock the circuit breaker ).

Observe the order of the following operations :

• Connect the diagnostic tool
• Select the marque
• Select the vehicle
• Select "FAULT FINDING" mode
• Select "EXPERT" mode
• Select the built-in systems interface (BSI1) to activate "customer" mode
• Select the "Maintenance – built-in systems interface (BSI1) operating mode" menu
• Select "CUSTOMER" mode using the diagnostic tool
• Quit the "DIAGNOSTIC" session
• Switch off the ignition
• Disconnect the diagnostic tool
• Disconnect the external electrical supply (Positive supply, earth)
• Switch the ignition back on
• Start the engine
• Check the operation of the vehicle
• Switch off the ignition

New vehicle preparation : Technical and aesthetic preparation of the vehicleCold stamped inscription : VIN in after sales