McLaren SUPER SERIES, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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Driving Controls
Starting and Driving
2.2
Driving Controls Starting and Driving
Vehicle electrical status
The vehicle will implement one of the
following statuses according to the criteria
detailed.
NOTE: The engine can be started from
any of the following states, except
Locked. If the vehicle is in Sleep mode,
the START/STOP button will need to
be pressed for more than 2 seconds.
NOTE: If the vehicle detects the
battery charge is getting too low, it
will adopt the Awake mode to
conserve energy. Ignition will be
prohibited, but Crank will still be
available. This is to allow the engine to
be started so that battery recharging
can commence.
Locked
Vehicle is locked in low power mode.
Sleep
Vehicle is unlocked in low power mode.
Awake
Door is opened or START/STOP button
pressed, when the vehicle is in Sleep mode.
Time, odometer reading, battery status and
fuel gauge are available on the Driver
Display.
If there is no further activity after 60
seconds, the vehicle will return to the Sleep
mode.
Ignition
START/STOP
button is pressed, when the
vehicle is in Awake mode.
Windows and heater/air conditioning
controls operate. Driver Display menus and
McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) are
available.
NOTE: There is no timeout with
ignition on. Be aware that the battery
could become discharged.
Crank
See Starting/stopping the engine, page 2.8.
Power saving mode
Under very rare circumstances, the vehicle
may not be able to supply enough voltage
and will activate power saving mode.
WARNING: When power saving
mode is active, the climate control
and steering will operate with
reduced effect.
NOTE: When power saving mode is
active, the message ‘Battery
management active - See owner’s
manual’ appears on the Driver Display.
Parking days
When the vehicle is in Awake mode the
number of “days parking” remaining will be
displayed on the Driver Display. This
indicates how many days the vehicle can be
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