Fiat 500x, Руководство пользователя

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If needed (e.g. when overtaking), you
can increase speed simply by pressing
the accelerator; when you release the
pedal, the car goes back to the speed
stored previously.
When travelling downhill with the device
active, the vehicle speed may slightly
exceed the set one.
IMPORTANT Before pressing the SET
+ (or SET
–
) buttons, the car must be
travelling at a constant speed on a flat
surface.
SPEED INCREASE
Once the electronic Cruise Control
has been activated, the speed can be
increased by pressing button SET +.
DECREASING SPEED
With the device activated, the speed
can be decreased by pressing button
SET
–
.
RECALLING THE SPEED
For versions with automatic
transmission operating in D mode
(Drive - automatic), press and release
the RES button to recall the previously
set speed.
For versions with manual transmission
or automatic transmission in Autostick
(sequential) mode, before recalling
the previously set speed you should
accelerate until getting close to it, then
press and release the RES button.
DEACTIVATING THE
DEVICE
Lightly pressing the brake pedal or
pressing the CANC button 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).
DEACTIVATING THE
DEVICE
The electronic Cruise Control is
deactivated by pressing button (A)
fig. 98 or bringing the starter switch to
STOP.
WARNING
122) While driving with the device active,
never move the gear lever to neutral.
123) In case of a malfunction or failure of
the device, contact a Fiat 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 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
uses a radar sensor, located behind
the front bumper fig. 99 and a camera,
located in the middle area of the
windscreen fig. 100, to detect the
presence of a vehicle close ahead.
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