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Instruments and controls
Entering values for the functions
Values can be entered for the following
functions: SPD
∅
(SPEED AVERAGE
)
,
DIST, ARRIV, ALARM and SPD W.
1 Select the desired function using
or
.
2 Press the SET button for at least one
second (figures start to flash and a
chime sounds).
3 Use
or
to increase or decrease
the value (press CLR to reset).
4 Press SET to record the value.
Setting the date
1 Use
to select TEMP/DATE.
2 Press the SET button for at least one
second (year starts to flash and a chime
sounds).
3 Set the year using
or
.
4 Touch SET.
5 Set the month in the same way.
6 Touch SET.
7 Set the day in the same way.
8 Press SET to save the date setting.
Average fuel consumption
The average fuel consumption is calculated
using the values for fuel consumed and dis-
tance driven since last reset. This value is
stored in the car’s trip computer even when
the engine is switched off.
• Select FUEL Ø with
.
To reset the value, press the CLEAR button
for 4 seconds. A chime will be heard and
CLEARED will be displayed.
Turning the Alarm and Speed
warning on or off
1 Select the Alarm or Speed-warning
function.
2 Press SET to turn on the function.
Press CLR to turn off the function.
When either function is on, an asterisk
*
will
be visible on the far right of the display. The
function will be visible even if another func-
tion has been selected.
The Alarm and Speed-warning settings will
not be cancelled when the engine is
switched off.
When the Alarm has been set to come on at
a specified time, it will only be activated
once – it will not come on at the same time
every day. Press SET to turn it on again.
The Alarm will continue to beep for one
minute if not switched off.
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