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Adaptive Cruise Display
The display area for Active Cruise will
contain dynamic visuals related to whether
a tracked vehicle is in front and the amount
of following distance set for Active Cruise.
It will show an outline of a car in the display
area when the radar is tracking a vehicle.
Once it locks on to a tracked vehicle, it will
display horizontal bars to represent the
amount of following distance from the
tracked vehicle. Once it locks and tracks a
target vehicle, the system will adjust the
speed to accommodate the speed of the
tracked vehicle in front of it.
No Tracked Vehicle
The operator can set the amount of
following distance from the tracked vehicle.
There are five preset distances to choose
from, represented by horizontal bars
between the hood and the forward car.
One bar represents the nearest following
distance.
Following Distance One Bar
Five bars represents a farther distance.
Following Distance Five Bars
See Set ACC Following Distance on page
146.
Set ACC Following Distance
Follow these steps to adjust the following
distance for Adaptive Cruise Control:
1. Press the Toggle until the following
distance bars illuminate in the view.
If the vehicle has Predictive Cruise Control,
you may have to press multiple times to
cycle through the other settings for PCC.
2. Rotate the Toggle up or down to
choose the amount of following
distance.
3. Push the Toggle again to set the
following distance.
Following Distance Alerts
The display will be white when the tracked
vehicle in front is at a proper following
distance. If the following distance
decreases (less than 1.5 seconds), the
following distance bars will turn amber.
When the following distance decrease
more (0.5 seconds), the following distance
bars will turn red.
Object Detected Alert
When Collision Mitigation instrumentation
detects a roadway object not recognized
as a vehicle, the following graphic will
show in the Driver Assistance area of the
Digital Display:
Adaptive Cruise - Object Detected
Because ACC doesn't classify the forward
object as a vehicle, Collision Mitigation
braking will not occur (see Collision
Mitigation); instead, this graphic is
accompanied by an audible alert, allowing
the operator to decide how to best respond
to the detected object.
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