Tesla MODEL S, Руководство пользователя

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• Energy Display : Display remaining energy
and charging units as either a percentage
of battery energy remaining, or as an
estimate of the distance you can drive.
Select from these options:
Rated : Based on EPA/ECE R101 testing.
Ideal : Assumes ideal driving conditions
based on driving at a steady speed of 89
km/h on a flat road, and using no
additional energy (seat heaters, air
conditioning, etc.).
Typical : Based on US EPA testing.
• Distance : Choose if miles or kilometers
are used when displaying range.
• Temperature : Customize if temperature
displays in Fahrenheit or Celsius.
• Tire Pressure : Select if tire pressures are
displayed in BAR or PSI.
Trips
View and reset the trip meters that
summarize how far you have driven (see Trip
Information on page 79 ). Customize which
meters to show in the instrument panel.
Navigation
Customize how the navigation system works
by adjusting these settings:
• Volume Control : Increase or decrease the
volume of spoken navigation instructions
by touching - or + , respectively.
Decreasing all the way to the left mutes
the instructions. You can also mute
navigation instructions when a navigation
route is active by touching the volume
icon on the turn-by-turn direction list.
NOTE: The volume setting applies only to
the navigation system’s spoken
instructions. Volume for Media Player and
Phone remains unchanged.
• Automatic Navigation : Provided your
phone's calendar is synced to Model S,
you are automatically routed to an event
if you get into your vehicle within two
hours of an event's start time (if the event
on your calendar includes a valid
address). Automatically navigate to Home
and Work on weekdays (see
Automatic
Navigation on page 141 ).
• Trip Planner : (If available in your market
region) Use trip planner to plan your
driving and charging routes (see Trip
Planner on page 143 ).
• Online Routing : When selected, you may
be automatically rerouted to avoid heavy
traffic (see Online Routing on page 143 ).
• Avoid Ferries : When toggled on,
navigation routes avoid the use of ferries.
• Avoid Tolls : When toggled on, navigation
routes avoid the use of tolls.
NOTE: You can also display navigation
settings by touching the settings icon on the
map (see Maps and Navigation on page 139 ).
Safety & Security
Parking Brake : You can manually apply and
release the parking brake (see Parking Brake
on page 71 ).
Power Off : Touch to manually power off the
vehicle (see Powering Off on page 51 ).
Speed Limit Mode : Specify if and how much
you want to limit acceleration and max speed
(see Speed Limit Mode on page 132 ).
Sentry Mode : When on, Sentry Mode uses the
vehicle’s cameras and sensors to monitor its
surroundings while the vehicle is locked and
in Park. If a threat is detected, Sentry Mode
triggers the Alert or Alarm state, depending
on the severity of the threat. You can
customize Sentry Mode to automatically
enable except in locations that you've saved
as Home, Work, or a Favorite (see Sentry
Mode on page 155 ). Operates only when the
energy remaining in the Battery is above 20%.
Save Clips on Honk : If on, you can save video
recordings to a USB flash drive or other
storage device using Dashcam by honking the
horn on the steering wheel. You must insert a
properly formatted USB flash drive or other
storage device in one of your vehicle's front
USB ports (see Dashcam on page 84 ).
Passenger Front Airbag : Manually control the
front passenger airbag (applicable only in
regions where the airbag can be disabled, as
described in Airbags on page 38 ).
Controls
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