Porsche Cayenne 2020, Руководство пользователя

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ParkAssist
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Information
Guide lines are superimposed on the front and rear
camera views.
These guide lines indicate the direction the vehicle
can follow with the steering wheel in the current
position. The guide lines change as the position of
the front wheels changes.
Deactivating Surround View
e Deactivate ParkAssist.
Active parking support
WARNING
Lack of attention
The system must not induce you to take risks with
your safety. The driver is always responsible for tak-
ing due care. The system is no substitute for the
driver's attentiveness.
e Always pay attention to the traffic situation and
the vehicle surroundings.
e If necessary, take over control of the vehicle.
e Observe the safety instructions and system lim-
its of the supporting systems, sensors and
cameras.
NOTICE
The system can guide the vehicle over curbs. The
tires and rims of the vehicle may be damaged.
e
If necessary, take control of the vehicle or cancel
the parking procedure.
e For further information, see:
>
Please see chapter "General safety instruc-
tions" on page 198.
>
Please see chapter "Rear view camera" on
page 199.
> Please see chapter "Surround View" on
page 200.
Information
Observe any country-specific laws relating to the
use of parking assistance systems.
System limitations
The system is not available:
– When towing a trailer.
– In the "Offroad" driving program.
– In the "High Level" chassis setting.
– On uphill gradients above 10%.
– On tight bends.
The system is available to a limited extent:
– When there are unusual road surfaces, such as
off-road, unpaved roads, loose substrate, in-
clined road surfaces or wheel ruts.
– With accessories attached to the steering wheel.
– In poor weather conditions (rain, snow or ice).
The system cannot detect:
– Low, narrow or protruding objects (e.g. trailer
hitches, drawbars of parked trailers, chain bar-
riers, poles or fences).
– Objects above the detection area (e.g. bumpers
on parked vehicles, half-open garage doors and
other objects that are not touching the ground).
– Objects with sound-absorbing or sound-reflect-
ing surfaces and structures (e.g. fabrics).
– Unfavorable situations caused by pillars and col-
umns in a parking garage (a combination of de-
tection area, contour and surface structure).
– Precipices and embankments.
– Objects that move quickly into the detection area
(e.g. other road users).
e For further information, see:
> Please see chapter "System limitations" on
page 198.
> Please see chapter "Rear view camera" on
page 199.
>
Please see chapter "Surround View" on
page 200.
Scope of functions
The system can provide assistance when searching
for a suitable parking space. The system can assume
control of the steering movements, acceleration and
braking required to park and pull out. The system
monitors the vehicle surroundings using sensors. If
an obstacle is detected, the system performs a
braking intervention.
Parking space search
Parking space search works:
– When driving forward.
– If the distance to parked vehicles is a maximum
of approx. 5.0 ft (1.5 m).
– For parking spaces parallel to the road up to a
speed of 28 mph (45 km/h).
– For parking spaces perpendicular to the road up
to a speed of 12 mph (20 km/h).
– For parking spaces between two parked vehicles.
Parking
Parking is active under the following conditions:
– Parking backward into parking spaces parallel to
the road.
– Driving forward and backward into parking
spaces perpendicular to the road, between two
parked vehicles.