- Fig. 1 Instrument cluster display
Applies to vehicles: with adaptive cruise control
You can call up the display for the adaptive cruise control by repeatedly pressing the RESET button on the windscreen wiper lever Link.
-A- | Vehicle image |
-B- | Distance |
-C- | System status |
-A- Vehicle image
The vehicle image graphics will show you whether the system has detected a vehicle in front.
- Vehicle outlined: No vehicle in front
- Vehicle in white: A vehicle in front has been detected
- Vehicle in red: Driver intervention prompt
-B- Distance
The arrows and scale indicate the distance to the vehicle in front.
No vehicle in front: If there is no vehicle in front, no arrows will be shown.
Vehicle in front: If a vehicle is detected in front, the arrows will be on the scale. The green area of the scale represents the distance setting. If you approach the vehicle in front slowly, the arrows will move from the grey area into the green area of the scale.
Driver intervention prompt: If you approach the vehicle in front quickly, the arrows act as a warning. When the actual distance is shorter (or is likely to become shorter) than the distance selected, the arrows move into the red area of the scale. In certain situations, you may need to intervene as the driver Link.
-C- Status
- ACC OFF (in white letters): The adaptive cruise control is switched off.
- ACC AVAILABLE (in white letters): The system is switched on but the control has not yet been activated.
- OVERRIDE (in white letters): You have exceeded the target speed by accelerating.
- DISTANCE! (in red letters): The distance to the vehicle in front is not sufficient and you have to brake the vehicle with the foot brake.
- DISTANCE 1 to DISTANCE 4 (in green letters): Shows the time interval you have selected. The adaptive cruise control is in cruise mode.
- DISTANCE 1 - dyn., DISTANCE 1 - comf. etc. (in green letters): If the settings are adjusted on the MMI such that the "standard" driving program is replaced by "dynamic" or "comfort", the message above will indicate the setting.