Hongqi E-HS9, Manual

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4-3.Operating lights and wipers
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The area in front of the vehicle is dark.
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There is no vehicle ahead with tail lamps on.
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There is no oncoming vehicle with headlamps on.
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There is no traffic sign on the road ahead.
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The system may not be able to accurately detect the surrounding brightness level
under the following conditions, which may result in the IHC system not working
properly. In this case, please switch the high beam and low beam manually.
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The rain & light sensor or advanced driver assistance system camera is faulty.
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The front windshield becomes blurred from moisture, ice, dirt, etc.
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The front windshield is broken or damaged.
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The front view is not clear due to fog, heavy rain, snow, etc.
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The camera is deformed or dirty.
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Camera temperature is extremely high.
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Ambient brightness is equivalent to the brightness of the headlights, taillights or fog
lights.
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The headlights or taillights of the vehicle in front are off, dirty, changing color, not
properly aligned, or lit singly.
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Driving through areas of intermittent changes in light and darkness.
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Driving frequently or repeatedly on uphill and downhill roads, bumpy roads or uneven
surfaces (e.g., stone paved roads, gravel roads, etc.).
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Turning or driving frequently or repeatedly on winding roads.
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There are highly reflective objects in front of the vehicle, such as signs or mirrors.
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There is high reflectivity on the back of the vehicle in front, such as a container on a
truck.
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When reflections exist on roads such as wet roads, snow, or icy roads.
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The headlights of the vehicle are damaged, dirty or not properly aligned.
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The vehicle opposite turns off its headlights and turns on its fog lights.
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The vehicle leans due to deflated tires, tractor trailers, etc.
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High beam and low beam switch repeatedly in an abnormal manner.
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There is a light in front of the vehicle that is similar to a headlight or taillight.
WARINING
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Do not rely too much on automatic high beam. Always drive safely, be aware of
your surroundings and, if necessary, turn your high beams on or off manually.