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will remain disabled until the fault is
corrected.
Additional Features
Vehicles with optional lane departure
warning will have the ability to highlight the
left and right side of the 'lane' in the display
area. The system will alert the driver if a
lane is being crossed when
• The system is turned on via dash
mounted switch
• The lanes are recognized (white
with black outline)
• The vehicle is moving
• The turn signals are not in use
NOTE
The lanes will be black with a white
outline if the system does not detect a
lane marker. The system needs to de-
tect both lane markers on either side
of the vehicle to operate.
Vehicles with lane departure feature will
also have the ability to recognize traffic
signs for speed limits (both US and
Canada).
NOTE
The system needs to scan 3 signs if
the truck is switching between US and
Canadian roads.
Blue and red markers on top of the speed
sign will light up and alternate when the
system detects that it is traveling faster
than the posted speed limit.
Predictive Cruise Control (Optional)
Predictive Cruise Control (PCC) is a cruise
control option that uses satellite technology
and GPS maps to look at upcoming roads
to dynamically calculate the optimal fuel
efficient vehicle speed over a given terrain.
Predictive Cruise Control operates similarly
to Standard Cruise Control. With PCC, you
can maintain a vehicle speed without
holding your foot on the accelerator pedal
and it is operative when the vehicle’s
speed is 19 mph (30 km/h) or more. The
main difference between Standard Cruise
Control and PCC, is that instead of
maintaining a constant set speed, PCC will
actively recalculate and change the set
cruise control speed within a predefined
range for best fuel economy. For maximum
fuel economy and safety, your PCC system
was optimized to work with the Adaptive
Cruise Control System (if equipped).
Vehicles with the predictive cruise control
option will see this graphic on their cruise
control switches.
Operation of predictive cruise control is the
same as with normal cruise control
buttons. The only difference to the operator
is how the vehicle accelerates and coasts
in order to maintain speed while optimizing
fuel economy.
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