technical data MAZDA MODEL CX-30 2019 Owners Manual (in English)

where contact details are also
provided.

Data, which is exclusively stored locally
on the vehicle, may be viewed with
expert assistance, e.g., in a vehicle
workshop, in return for payment if
appropriate.

Legal requirements regarding the
disclosure of data
To the extent that legal regulations
exist, manufacturers are obliged to
release information stored by them, at
the request of public authorities, to the
extent required on a case-by-case
basis (e.g., when a criminal offence is
being investigated).

Public authorities are also permitted to
read the data from vehicles in specific
cases, within the scope of applicable
law. For example, in the event of an
accident, information can be read from
the air bag control unit to help clarify
the circumstances of the accident.

Operational data on the vehicle
Control units process data in order to
operate the vehicle.

These include, for example:
xvehicle status information (e.g.,
speed, deceleration, lateral
acceleration, wheel speed, seatbelt
usage indicator),
xenvironmental conditions (e.g.,
temperature, rain sensor, distance
sensor).

These data are generally volatile and
are not stored beyond the operating
time, and only processed on the
vehicle itself. Control units frequently
contain data storage media. These can
be used to document, either
temporarily or permanently,
information about the condition of the
vehicle, component stress,
maintenance requirements and
technical events and failures.

The following information may be
stored, depending on the technical
configuration:
xoperating conditions of system
components (e.g.,
fill levels, tyre
pressures and battery status),
xmalfunctions and defects in
important system components (e.g.,
lighting and brakes),
xresponse of the system to
extraordinary driving situations (e.g.,
deployment of an air bag, activation
of stability control systems),
xinformation on events in which the
vehicle is damaged,
xfor electric vehicles, the state of
charge of the high-voltage battery
and the vehicle’s estimated range.

In particular cases (e.g., if the vehicle
has detected a malfunction), it may be
necessary to store data which would
normally be volatile.

If you make use of services (e.g., repair
and maintenance services), it may be
possible, if necessary, to read out and
use the stored operating data together
with the vehicle identification number.
The data from the vehicle may be read
out by employees of the Mazda
Network (e.g. authorised workshops,
manufacturer) or by third parties (e.g.,
breakdown services, independent
repair shops). The same applies in the
case of warranty cases and quality
assurance measures.

The data is usually read out via the
mandatory OBD (on-board
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diagnostics) connection on the vehicle.
The operating data read out document
the technical conditions of the vehicle
or individual components and help
with fault diagnostics, compliance with
warranty obligations and quality
improvement. These data, in particular
information regarding component
stress, technical events, operating
errors and other errors are transmitted
to the manufacturer, if necessary,
together with the vehicle identification
number. In addition, product liability
falls under the responsibility of the
manufacturer. For this purpose, the
manufacturer uses operating data
external to the vehicles, for example,
recall campaigns. These data also may
be used to verify the customer’s
statutory warranty and manufacturer
warranty claims.

Error memory on the vehicle can be
reset by a service operator within the
course of repair and maintenance work
or at your request.

Comfort and infotainment functions
You can store comfort settings and
customisations on the vehicle, and
change/reset these at any time.

Depending on the particular vehicle
configurations, these may include:
xseat and steering wheel position
settings,
xchassis adjustments and
air-conditioning settings,
xcustomisations such as interior
lighting.

You are also able to incorporate data
into the vehicle’s infotainment
functions yourself within the context of
the selected configuration.

Depending on the particular vehicle
configurations, these may include:
xmultimedia data, e.g., music,
films
or photos for playback in an
integrated multimedia system,
xaddress book data for use in
conjunction with an integrated
hands-free system or integrated
navigation system,
xnavigation destinations entered,xdata relating to the use of internet
services.

This data for comfort and infotainment
functions may be stored locally on the
vehicle or it may be located on a
device that you have connected to your
vehicle (e.g., smartphone, USB stick or
MP3 player). Provided that you have
entered this data yourself, you will be
able to delete it at any time.

Transmission of this data from the
vehicle is exclusively at your request, in
particular, relating to the settings you
have selected when using online
services.

Smartphone integration, for example,
Android Auto or Apple car play

If your vehicle is equipped accordingly,
you will be able to connect your
smartphone or another mobile device
to the vehicle so that you can control it
using the integrated control elements
within the vehicle. Smartphone images
and sounds can be output via the
vehicle’s multimedia system. At the
same time, specific information is
transferred to your smartphone.
Depending on the type of integration,
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