Foreword
The cruise control device maintains vehicle speed at a value programmed by the customer
The driver can
- Exceed the programmed speed by pressing the accelerator pedal
- Modify the programmed speed by pressing the cruise control switch
NoteCruise control only operates from 40 km/h
Cruise control switch
Key
- "a": deactivate/recall
- "b": increase of the instructed speed (+/SET)
- "c": decrease of the instructed speed (-/SET)
NoteAdding, removing or replacing the cruise control device requires no configuration operation
Cruise control function commands
| 1 switch with 2 stable positions | ON or OFF |
|---|---|
| 3 one-touch commands | +/SET |
| deactivate/recall | |
| -/SET |
If the switch is in the OFF position the cruise control is not available
If the switch is in the ON position the cruise control is on standby
Set speed: speed set by the driver, that the vehicle must keep to
Memorised speed: speed held in memory, that the driver can recall so that it becomes the set speed
| standby mode: one press on deactivate/recall | standby mode: one press on +SET or -SET | control mode: one press on deactivate/recall | control mode: one press on +SET or -SET |
|---|---|---|---|
| start of cruise control on condition that a set speed has been memorised (reminder) | start of cruise control taking the current speed as the set speed | deactivating cruise control while saving the set speed (DEACTIVATE) | instant pressure: increases or decreases the set speed by a given step |
| maintained press: continues the increase or decrease in the set speed |
NoteEach time the switch is changed to ON or OFF position the driver is alerted by a warning lamp (V12), via the odometer warning lamp unit, that the cruise control is activated (switch in ON position) or deactivated (switch in OFF position)
NoteThe memorised speed is deleted if the driver switches off the ignition or when the switch is returned to the OFF position