Method for controlling an automatic geared transmission
AssigneeZF Friedrichshafen AG
InventorRainer Petzold
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AssigneeZF Friedrichshafen AG
InventorRainer Petzold
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A method of controlling an automatic geared transmission of a vehicle drive train. The transmission is linked, on the input side, to a hybrid drive which comprising an engine and an electric motor and, on the output side, to an axle drive and wheels. During vehicle stand still with the engine and/or electric motor operating and a disengaged drive train, rolling of the motor vehicle is prevented, or at least limited, by shifting the transmission. When the automatic geared transmission is in the neutral position (Gl=N), a safety function is activated to avoid uncontrolled rolling of the vehicle in which actuation of shift operating elements, the throttle and the brake pedal, as well as the rolling speed, are captured by sensors and in which, when the drive operating elements (shift operating element xSBE=0, throttle xFP=0, brake pedal xBP=0) are not activated, a starting gear is engaged once a predetermined limiting speed (vRoll>vGr) is exceeded.
A method of controlling an automatic geared transmission of a motor vehicle by a safety function wherein the vehicle includes, on an input side of the transmission, a hybrid drive comprising a combustion engine and an electric motor and at least a controllable friction clutch and, on the output side of the transmission, wheels which are driven via an axle drive, the method of the safety function comprising the steps of:
A method of controlling an automatic geared transmission of a motor vehicle by a safety function wherein the vehicle includes, on an input side of the transmission, a hybrid drive comprising a combustion engine and an electric motor and, on the output side of the transmission, wheels which are driven via an axle drive, the method of the safety function comprising the steps of:
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