A
B
C
D
E
F
G
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M
N
O
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Q
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Fig. 178: Stopwatch in the instrument cluster
A
Last lap time
B
Fastest lap time
C
Lap counter
D
Current lap time / temporary interim time
E
Lap time, reference lap or fastest lap time
F
Options and control commands (Start, Stop, etc.)
G
Circle diagram: Distance traveled compared to refer-
ence lap. Color coding to indicate whether the current
lap is faster (green), just as fast (yellow) or slower
(red) than the reference lap.
Starting timing
e
Sport Chrono
e
Start
Recording of the data begins. If a reference
lap has not been stored yet, the first lap is
used as the reference lap.
Please see chapter "Loading reference lap" on
page 224.
Stopping timing
b
b
Timing has been started.
e
Sport Chrono
e
Stop
Continuing timing
b
b
Timing has been stopped.
e
Sport Chrono
e
Continue
Ending lap/starting new lap
When the stopwatch is running, the current stop-
watch time is stored as the lap time.
A maximum of 99 laps can be stored for each
recording.
b
b
Timing has been started.
e
Sport Chrono
e
Lap
The lap counter
C
is incremented by one lap.
The time of the fastest completed lap is
stored as the fastest lap time
B
.
Taking intermediate time
b
b
Timing has been started.
e
Sport Chrono
e
Interim time
The interim time
D
is displayed briefly and not
saved. Timing continues to run in the
background.
A number in the circle diagram
G
shows each
set interim time.
Resetting stopwatch time
b
b
Timing has been stopped.
e
Sport Chrono
e
Reset
All
stopwatch time displays are reset to zero.
Analog Clock on the Dashboard
Fig. 179: Analog clock on the dashboard
The time and the brightness of the lighting of the
analog clock
A
can be set via the touch display in
the dashboard:
>
Please see chapter "Vehicle settings" on
page 248.
