2020-2024 Cupra Formentor SUV Driving -> Peripheral view system (Top View Camera) User Manual
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Driving  
WARNING  
fences, posts or thin trees, which could  
damage the vehicle.  
Peripheral view system (Top  
View Camera)  
The smart technology incorporated into  
the Top View Camera system cannot over-  
come the limits imposed by the laws of  
physics and it only works within the limits of  
the system. The greater convenience provi-  
ded by the Area View system should never  
tempt you to take any risk that may com-  
promise safety. If used negligently or invol-  
untarily, it may cause serious accidents and  
injuries. The system is not a replacement  
for driver awareness.  
The system displays the auxiliary lines  
and boxes regardless of the vehicle's envi-  
ronment, no objects are detected. The  
driver is responsible for determining that  
the vehicle will fit in the parking space.  
Introduction  
Using 4 cameras, the system generates a  
representation that is shown on the infotain-  
ment system display. The cameras are loca-  
ted on the radiator grille, the exterior mirrors  
and the rear lid.  
Area View system  
The functions and representations of the  
Area View system may vary depending on  
whether or not the vehicle has ParkPilot.  
Adapt your speed and driving style to suit  
visibility, weather, road and traffic condi-  
tions.  
Do not be distracted from the traffic by  
WARNING  
looking at the screen.  
The image from the cameras does not  
make it possible to calculate the distance to  
the obstacles (people, vehicles, etc.) pre-  
cisely, so using them could cause serious  
accidents and injury.  
Monitor the area around the vehicle at all  
times, since the cameras do not capture  
small children, animals and certain objects  
in all situations.  
The system will probably be unable to  
The camera lenses augment and distort  
Fig. 185 Viewing the top view system: aer-  
ial view.  
represent all areas clearly.  
the visual field and the objects on the  
screen are seen differently and imprecisely.  
There are four different views to choose  
from:  
CAUTION  
Certain objects may not be shown or may  
not be shown very clearly, for example,  
posts or thin rails, due to the screen resolu-  
tion or if light conditions are insufficient.  
The camera images are only two-dimen-  
sional. Due to a lack of spatial depth, ob-  
jects that jut out or holes on the road, for  
example, are more difficult to detect or  
may not be seen at all.  
A
Front camera area  
B
Right camera area  
The cameras have blind spots in which  
C
Rear camera area  
obstacles and people are not registered.  
D
Left camera area  
In certain circumstances, the camera  
does not capture objects such as beams,  
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Help with parking and manoeuvring  
Function buttons Fig. 185:  
There should be no damage to the vehicle  
in the camera area. If the position or installa-  
tion angle of the cameras have been  
changed, e.g. after a rear-end collision, the  
system should be checked by a specialised  
workshop.  
connected electrically to a trailer  
page 291.  
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Exit the current display.  
Adjust the display: bright, contrast and  
colour.  
Note  
To become familiar with the system and its  
functions, CUPRA recommends that you  
practice handling the Area View system in  
an area where there is not too much traffic  
or in a car park.  
Depending on the equipment: con-  
necting and disconnecting the ParkPilot  
Special characteristics  
sound.  
The images on the area view system cameras  
are only two-dimensional. Due to a lack of  
spatial depth, it is difficult or impossible to  
make out on-screen any holes there may be  
on the ground, objects jutting out from the  
ground or parts protruding from other vehi-  
cles.  
The aerial view is generated by combining  
the images from all the cameras  
Fig. 185. The aerial view can be selected  
by pressing the vehicle in the area.  
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Connecting and disconnecting  
Select the corresponding view by pressing  
Connect the reverse assist  
A
D
the different areas Fig. 185  
to  
of the  
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Select reverse gear.  
aerial view or the reduced aerial view.  
Situations in which the objects or other vehi-  
cles appear to be further away or closer than  
they really are:  
OR: in the infotainment system select  >  
Assistants > Parking > Park distance  
control.  
Conditions necessary for the use of the  
Area View system  
On moving from a horizontal plane to a  
slope.  
The doors and the rear lid must be closed.  
The image must be reliable and clear. For  
Disconnect the reverse assist  
Drive forwards at over 15 km/h (9 mph) ap-  
On moving from a slope to a horizontal  
plane.  
this reason, for example, the camera lens  
must be clean.  
proximately.  
If the vehicle is heavily loaded at the rear.  
The area around the vehicle must be clear-  
ly and totally visible.  
If the vehicle approaches protruding ob-  
Views of the peripheral vision sys-  
tem (modes)  
jects. These objects may be outside the  
cameras' angle of visibility.  
The area for parking or manoeuvring  
should be a flat surface.  
The vehicle should not be loaded very  
heavily at the rear.  
Depending on the equipment: con-  
Trailer mode  
necting and disconnecting the ParkPilot  
The Area View system conceals, in the rear  
camera area, all the auxiliary guiding lines  
when the factory-fitted towing bracket is  
sound.  
The driver must be used to the system.  
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Exiting the Area View system screen:  
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