McLaren Elva, Руководство пользователя

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Comfort and Convenience
Climate Control
5.3
Modes Of Operation
Automatic Mode
In automatic mode the climate control
system maintains the set temperature
using a combination of differing blower
speeds, air recirculation and air
distribution.
The control panel uses different colours to
indicate operational states:

Amber indicates ON

White indicates OFF but available for
use

Grey indicates not available for use
To switch on automatic mode, touch the
AUTO button.
The button illuminates and the air
distribution, temperature and blower
speed are adjusted automatically on both
sides of the vehicle.
In AUTO mode there is no need to adjust
the blower speed or air distribution. The
system will operate the controls it needs to
maintain the set temperature.
If you do wish to change the air distribution
of the climate control system touch the
preferred button. This will put the system
into AUTO fan mode. This is denoted by the
colour of the blower speed slider.
The bar is grey and the slider moves by
itself when the blower is under automatic
control. Here the system is continuing to
control the blower speed to maintain the
set temperature.
If the blower speed is adjusted while AUTO
is active manual mode will be selected by
default. If the AUTO button is then pressed
AUTO mode will be activated again.
If necessary the system settings can be
manually adjusted. See Manual Mode,
page 5.3.
Manual Mode
To adjust the air temperature see
Temperature Control, page 5.4.
To adjust the blower speed manually see
Blower Speed Control, page 5.4.
SYNC Mode
SYNC mode allows any changes the driver
makes to their air temperature settings to
be mirrored automatically for the
passenger’s temperature setting.
Touch the on-screen SYNC button. The
button illuminates and automatically
implements the driver’s air temperature
settings to the passenger’s side.
The driver can exit SYNC mode at any time
by a single touch of the SYNC button. The
SYNC button on the screen will then
extinguish.