Alfa Romeo Tonale, Руководство пользователя

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variation in the speed on slight rises is
completely normal.
While driving at a higher speed than
previously set, the limit can be updated
by turning the ring towards SET + or SET
- (2) towards SET + or SET -. By turning
the ring to the SET++ or SET -- position,
the speed will be rounded to a larger
multiple of the current speed of the car.
RECALLING THE SPEED
Versions with automatic
transmission/dual clutch automatic
transmission ( operating in Drive mode -
automatic ): press and release the RES
button fig. 157.
With the automatic transmission in
Autostick (sequential) mode : before
recalling the previously set speed get
close to it, then press and release the
RES fig. 154 button.
DEACTIVATING THE DEVICE
Pressing the CANC fig. 154 button or
pressing the brake pedal as the car is
slowing down deactivates the electronic
Cruise Control without deleting the
stored speed.
The Cruise Control can also be
deactivated if the electric parking brake
(EPB) is activated or if the braking
system intervenes (e.g. the ESC system)
or in other particular conditions.
DEACTIVATING THE DEVICE
The device is deactivated by pressing
button (1) fig. 154 or bringing the ignition
device to STOP.
WARNING
122) While driving with the device active,
never move the gear lever to neutral (N).
123) In case of a malfunction or failure of the
device, contact an Alfa Romeo Dealership.
124) The electronic Cruise Control can be
dangerous if the system cannot keep a
constant speed. In specific conditions speed
may be excessive, resulting in the risk of
losing control of the vehicle and causing
accidents. Do not use the device in heavy
traffic or on winding, icy, snowy or slippery
roads.
ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL
(ACC)
(where provided)
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DESCRIPTION
The Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is a
driver assist device which combines the
Cruise Control functions with one for
controlling the distance from the vehicle
ahead.
The device allows to hold the car at the
desired speed without needing to press
the accelerator. It also allows to hold a
given distance from the vehicle ahead
(the distance can be set by the driver).
The Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) uses a
radar sensor, located behind the front
bumper fig. 155 and a camera, located
in the middle area of the windscreen
fig. 156, to detect the presence of a
vehicle close ahead.
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