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Alerts
Following
Distance
Alert:
The
Following
Distance
Alert
will
emit
an
audible
alert
and
the
in
‐
cab
dash
display
screen
will
turn
yellow
whenever
the
time
between
your
vehicle
and
the
detected
forward
vehicle
ahead
is
less
than
one
and
a
half
seconds
and
decreasing.
Once
the
audible
alert
is
given,
the
driver
should
increase
the
distance
between
his/her
vehicle
and
the
vehicle
ahead
until
the
audible
alert
stops.
If
the
following
distance
continues
to
decrease
the
Driver
will
hear
more
rapid
audible
alerts.
When
the
FDA
reaches
its
highest
level,
typically
a
red
LED
also
illuminates
on
the
instrument
cluster.
The
FDA
may
be
accompanied
by
a
visual
alert.
Example of Following Distance Alert Display
Impact
Alert:
The
Impact
Alert
will
emit
an
audible
alert
and
the
in
‐
cab
dash
display
screen
will
turn
red
or
orange
whenever
it
indicates
that
a
collision
with
the
detected
forward
vehicle
is
likely.
The
Driver
must
immediately
act
to
potentially
avoid,
or
lessen
the
severity
of,
a
collision.
Note:
The
Impact
Alert
is
typically
accompanied
by
automatic
brake
interventions.
The
Wingman
Advanced
system
will
apply
up
to
two
‐
thirds
of
your
vehicle’s
breaking
capacity.
The
Driver
must
apply
additional
braking,
when
necessary,
to
maintain
a
safe
distance
from
the
vehicle
ahead.
Example of Impact Alert
Warning Display
Stationary
Object
Alert:
The
Stationary
Object
Alert
will
give
up
to
three
(3)
seconds
alert
to
the
Driver
when
approaching
a
detected,
sizable,
stationary
object
with
metallic
(radar
‐
reflective)
surfaces
in
your
lane
of
travel.
This
alert
indicates
that
a
collision
with
a
stationary
object
is
likely
and
the
Driver
must
immediately
act
to
potentially
avoid,
or
lessen
the
severity
of,
a
collision.
Note:
Stationary
Object
Alerts
are
warnings
only;
there
is
no
active
braking
with
SOA.
The
Wingman
Advanced
radar
may
not
be
able
to
detect
vehicles/objects
with
limited
metal
surfaces
(such
as
recreational
vehicles,
horse
‐
drawn
buggies,
motorcycles,
logging
trailers,
etc.)
and
smaller
vehicles/objects
(such
as
motorcycles,
mopeds,
and
bicycles,
etc.).
It
is
the
Driver’s
responsibility
to
be
aware
of
these
types
of
vehicles
and
Example of Stationary Object Alert Display
to
slow
down
if
necessary.
Errors
If
the
Bendix
Wingman
Advanced
System
has
detected
a
problem,
there
will
typically
be
a
warning
message
on
the
dashboard
display
and
a
Diagnostic
Trouble
Code
(DTC)
will
be
set.
The
system
will
determine,
depending
on
the
type
of
problem
detected,
if
the
vehicle
may
continue
to
have
normal
cruise
control
functions
(without
the
benefits
of
the
Bendix
Wingman
Advanced
System),
or
if
all
cruise
control
functions
need
to
be
disabled
until
servicing
is
carried
out.
The
system
should
be
serviced
as
soon
as
possible
to
restore
full
functionality.
