operators_manual

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
For more information on the characteristics
of the Adaptive Cruise Control feature,
please read the ADAS OEM Operator
’s
Manual specific for your vehicle.
Collision Mitigation
WARNING
The driver must remain alert, react ap-
propriately
, and use safe driving practi-
ces while using this Driver Assistance
feature. Ultimate responsibility for safe
operation of the vehicle remains with
the driver at all times. Failure to do so
may result in death, personal injury, or
property damage.
WARNING
The driver must remain visually aware
of
the roadway and traffic and not rely
solely on Drivers Assistance features
to identify and respond to the variety of
vehicles or objects sharing the road.
The driver must read the ADAS opera-
tor’s manual associated with this fea-
ture and understand its limitations prior
to driving the vehicle. Failure to do so
may result in death, personal injury, or
property damage.
WARNING
Driver Assistance features respond dif-
ferently
to specific road, weather, and
traffic conditions. The operator must
read the ADAS operator’s manual as-
sociated with this feature and under-
stand how it responds to these specific
conditions prior to driving the vehicle.
Failure to do so may result in death,
personal injury, or property damage.
Collision Mitigation (also Automated
Emergency Braking) will attempt to prevent
or lessen the impact of a forward collision
where Collision Mitigation has determined
impact with a vehicle is likely
. Although the
Driver Assistance instrumentation can
detect a non-vehicular, forward object, only
a recognized vehicle can trigger Collision
Mitigation.
Unlike Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC),
Collision Mitigation is always on (at speeds
greater than 15mph) and does not depend
on Cruise Control being active. When
Collision Mitigation determines that a
forward vehicular impact is likely, Collision
DRIVING - Driver Assistance
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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