Subaru Solterra 2023, Руководство по началу работы

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Emergency Driving Stop System
The Emergency Driving Stop System (EDSS) automatically decelerates and stops the
vehicle within its lane if the driver becomes unable to continue driving, such as having
suffered a medical emergency. EDSS operates only when Lane Tracing Assist is on and
vehicle speed is approximately 30 mph or more
EDSS does not operate if Lane Tracing Assist or Dynamic Radar Cruise Control are
cancelled, or if driver operations are detected (e.g., operating the steering wheel, brake, or
accelerator, etc.). During LTA (Lane Tracing Assist) control, if the system does not detect
driving operations, such as the driver not holding the steering wheel, and determines the
driver is not responsive, the vehicle will be decelerated and stopped within its current lane
to help avoid a collision or reduce the impact of a collision.
The system moves through two warning phases, providing warnings to the driver with
audible beeps and messages on the screen. The system also begins to decelerate slowly
in the second warning phase. If the system determines the driver is not responsive, then
the system enters a deceleration stop phase, and finally a stop and hold phase, applying
the parking brake and emergency flashers to warn other drivers of the emergency.
DYNAMIC RADAR CRUISE CONTROL SWITCHES
1 Driving Assist Mode Select: Press to
select Dynamic Radar Cruise Control or
Conventional Cruise Control.
2 Driving Assist: Press to activate the
system and set the vehicle speed.
3 Lane Tracing Assist: Press to
activate/deactivate Lane Tracing Assist
when Dynamic Radar Cruise Control is
operating.
4 Cancel: Press to cancel operation.
5 Following Distance: Press to adjust the
following distance in four stages during
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control.
6 Resume (RES)/Increase Speed (+) and Decrease Speed (-): Press “RES+” or “—”
to adjust the target speed.
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