Isuzu D-MAX 2020, Руководство владельца и водителя

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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA)
The rear cross traffic alert (RCTA) is a system that assists the driver when checking
the rear of the vehicle while driving the vehicle in reverse. This system uses radar
sensors to detect the existence of vehicles approaching from the rear right or rear left
while driving the vehicle in reverse and informs the driver of the danger with the blind
spot indicators on the outside rearview mirrors and a buzzer.
WARNING
• The driver is responsible for safe driving. Always visually check the surrounding
area to be safe when driving the vehicle.
• The RCTA is a system that assists the driver when checking the rear of the
vehicle while driving the vehicle in reverse. To rely entirely on the system may
cause a serious accident. Because the system may not operate depending on
the situation, always visually check the rear and surrounding area to be safe
when driving the vehicle in reverse.
• The sensors may not detect or may find it difficult to detect the following objects.
- Small-sized motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians
- Stationary objects on roads or the sides of roads
- Vehicles whose shapes do not effectively reflect the radar waves (sports cars
etc.)
- A vehicle moving backward in the parking space next to your vehicle
- A vehicle approaching from the parking space next to your vehicle
- A vehicle approaching from behind your vehicle
- A vehicle moving away from your vehicle
• In the following situations, the detection function of the radar sensors may
decrease and the RCTA may not operate properly.
- When a strong impact applied to the sensors or around the sensors misaligns
the position or direction of the sensors.
- When mud, snow, ice, and/or other similar substances are on the sensors or
around the sensors.
- When weather conditions are bad.
- When multiple vehicles approach your vehicle continuously with little space
between them.
- When the temperature around the sensors becomes extremely high or low.
- When the vehicle is steeply inclined.
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