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5. Driving guide
Please take over now!
The ICA system can only use the limited
braking ability of the service brake system.
When the system requires the driver to
intervene in braking, the instrument cluster
shows the above figure and the buzzer sounds.
When receiving the hands-on reminder, the
driver shall immediately depress the brake
pedal for proper braking.
After the brake pedal is depressed, the ICA
will exit. If the emergency is eliminated and the
ICA needs to be reactivated, operate to restore
ACC or set the ACC button.
Intelligent avoidance
When the ICA is activated, the intelligent
avoidance system will automatically control
the vehicle to avoid when it recognizes a
specific side risk (such as a large vehicle in
the adjacent lane). The intelligent avoidance
function can be turned on or off in the
AV system “Settings → ADiGO intelligent
driving → ADiGO active safety assistance →
Intelligent avoidance”.
The system has an on/off status memory
function, and after the vehicle is started, the
on/off state will be the same as it was set when
the vehicle was shut down last time.
When the intelligent avoidance function is
activated, the icon color of the target vehicle
in the adjacent lane on the instrument cluster
will turn yellow, and the text prompt “Under
intelligent avoidance” will pop up automatically
in the pop-up window.
Limitations
The ICA system is limited in the functions of
both steering and brake systems, so it is not
able to maintain proper stop distances in all
road conditions or keep the vehicle in its lanes
in all conditions.
The ICA system may incorrectly detect the lane
markings or fail to detect the lane markings,
and may incorrectly detect the target vehicles
or fail to detect the target vehicles ahead.
Under the following situations, the system may
be affected, misoperated, or inoperative even if
the function is turned on and shows that it has
been activated:
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Poor line of sight, such as snow, rain, fog
or water spots.
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Dirt or fog on the front windshield, or
obstruction in front of the IFC.
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Too high temperature around the IFC due
to direct sunlight.
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Poor vision due to direct sunlight,
incoming vehicle lights, reflected light
from road water, etc.
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Sharp changes in illumination conditions,
such as entering/exiting tunnels.
