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PDI Operation Instruction_ZS11E_V1.0_201903
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The followings can be tested depending
on the road conditions
IV. Constant Speed Cruise Function
1.
Cruise Control System Activation
1)
Switch the cruise lever to "ON" position, the yellow
cruise indicator on the instrument pack lights on, and
the cruise control system is in Standby state.
2)
The system is in Standby state and the current speed
is greater than 30km/h.
2.
Function of Each Cruise Functional Button
3.
Target Cruise Speed Adjustment
1)
Acceleration: Push the lever upwards (1) and hold,
this will increase the speed. Release the lever switch
when the desired speed is reached.
2)
Deceleration: Push the lever downwards (2) and hold,
this will decrease the speed. Release the lever
switch when the desired speed is reached.
3)
The set speed can be gradually increased or
decreased by turning the lever and immediately
releasing; turning upwards will increase the speed,
while turning downwards will decrease the speed.
Turning the lever once will increase/decrease the
speed appr. 1km/h.
4)
When the cruise control system is in operation, the
vehicle still can be accelerated by pressing the
accelerator pedal (such as overtaking). The speed
will return to the original setting value after releasing
the pedal.
V. Auto Hold
1.
Auto hold has 3 main states in normal condition:
1)
OFF: Function in Off state.
2)
Standby: Function in Standby state; the function is
activated but it is not parked. In Standby state, the
vehicle will automatically park once the conditions for
parking are all met.
3)
Parking: Function in Parked state. In this case, the
green
indicator lamp on the instrument pack
illuminates.
2.
Enabling of Auto Hold Function
1)
With the driver seat belt fastened, the door closed
and the system ON, press the Auto Hold switch to
bring the Auto Hold function from OFF to Standby
state.
2)
With the brake pedal depressed to some extent and
the vehicle fully stopped, the Auto Hold function will
enter Parking state from Standby.
3)
When the Auto Hold is in the Parking state, engaging
relevant gear and pressing the accelerator will
automatically release the Auto Hold function.
4)
With the Auto Hold in the Parking state, it will result in
the electronic parking brake being applied and the
system exiting the Parking state in some cases (such
as removing the seat belt, switching off the engine
and stopping for a certain time etc.)
VI. Brake Energy Recovery Function
1.
Energy recovery is switched among 3 modes, and the
corresponding mode will be displayed on the instrument.
Acceleration (1)
Deceleration (2)
Cancel (3)
ON (4)
Resume (5)
Set (6)
OFF (7)
