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The content maps abbreviations such as B+ (battery voltage) and ignition switch positions (Off, Accessory, Run, Start) to their meanings, and explains navigation and linking icons used within schematic subsystems. It also details safety-oriented symbol warnings, including SIR/SRS precautions, high-voltage and danger/caution thresholds, and notes for incomplete serial data communication links. 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It also provides an active link to the Data Communication Schematics were the circuit is shown complete. |\n\n[https://my-alldata.drcar.la/repair/\\#/article/50785/component/1/itype/41/nonstandard/15348/isSelfReferenceLink/false](https://my-alldata.drcar.la/repair/#/article/50785","cbCairxhELvdihW0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairxhELvdihW0","pdf",1107730,35,"English","# Electrical and vehicle diagram symbol definitions\n## Battery and ignition switch positions\n## Icon links for descriptions, programming, and schematic navigation\n## Safety warnings and high-voltage/caution thresholds\n## Generic navigation and control icons","[{\"question\":\"What does IGN 0, IGN I, IGN II, and IGN III represent?\",\"answer\":\"IGN 0 is the ignition switch off position, IGN I is accessory, IGN II is run, and IGN III is start, as defined in the symbol table.\"},{\"question\":\"Which icon indicates linking to the Master Electrical Component List?\",\"answer\":\"The LO C (Master Component List icon) is used on the schematic to link to the Master Electrical Component List.\"},{\"question\":\"How are high-voltage and danger symbols defined for technicians?\",\"answer\":\"Danger and High Voltage icons alert technicians to labeling indicating potential hazards, such as 60 volts DC or greater or 42 volts AC or greater; the Caution icon covers lower but relevant voltage ranges (30–60 V DC or 15–42 V AC).\"}]","Electrical Schematic Symbols - ALLDATA Repair - Electrical Component and Warning Icon Legend | PDF",1792958476,88]