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In an Emergency
SOS-Emergency Call
Function (Russian market
only)
WARNING!
SOS Emergency call function is
available only for Eurasian Customs
Union and works only with an
enabled network operator. Your
vehicle has on-board assistance
functions that are automatically
activated by the air bag intervention
or activated by the button located
on the dome console designed to
provide support in case of accident
and emergency.
Description
SOS Emergency Call is a function that,
at the push of a button, can contact
emergency services providing that the
SOS Emergency Call system is working,
and the ignition device is in
RUN or
ACC position.
The manual Emergency Call is possible
also when the ignition device is in
OFF
position until its backlight stays on. It
is a convenient way to get in contact
with an operator in the event of an
emergency.
When the connection between the
vehicle and a public safety operator is
made, your vehicle will automatically
transmit location and vehicle
information to the emergency service
operator.
The SOS Emergency Call is
automatically forwarded in the
event of an accident with air bag
intervention providing that the
ignition device is in
RUN position and
air bags are working (malfunction
warning light
off).
Only a public safety operator can
remotely end the SOS Emergency Call
and, if necessary, call back the vehicle's
eCall system.
After the call, you can still call the
emergency service operator to indicate
additional information by pressing the
button again.
How It Works
Press and hold for a few seconds the
SOS Emergency Call button on the
dome console; the green LED on the
button will blink and then become a
fixed light indicating a call has been
placed.
NOTE:
In case the SOS Emergency Call button
is accidentally pushed, there is a 10
second delay before the call is placed.
The system will verbally alert you that
a call is about to be made.
To cancel the call connection, push
the SOS Emergency Call button
on the dome console. Once a
connection between the vehicle and
an emergency service operator is
made, the SOS Emergency Call system
will transmit the following important
vehicle information to the operator:
• indication that the occupant placed
an SOS Emergency Call;
• the Vehicle Identification Number
(VIN);
• the last known GPS coordinates of
the vehicle.
You should be able to speak with
the emergency service operator to
determine if additional help is needed.
The SOS Emergency Call has priority
over other audio sources, which will be