Safety -> Driving Assistance Systems for Your Fiat 600 SUV Second Generation (2023-2026)

If a vehicle directly ahead is  
approached too quickly, a warning  
chime sounds and a message is  
displayed in the instrument panel  
display.  
DRIVING  
ASSISTANCE  
SYSTEMS  
83) The system cannot overrule the natural  
laws of physics, and cannot increase the  
grip available according to the condition of  
the road.  
84) The system cannot prevent accidents,  
including those due to excessive speed  
on corners, driving on low-grip surfaces or  
aquaplaning.  
85) The capability of the system must  
never be tested irresponsibly and  
dangerously, in such a way as to  
compromise personal safety and the  
safety of others.  
86) For the correct operation of the  
system, the tyres must of necessity be  
the same make and type on all wheels, in  
perfect condition and, above all, of the  
prescribed type and dimensions.  
87) The features must not induce the  
driver to take unnecessary or unwarranted  
risks. Your driving style must always be  
suited to the road conditions, visibility  
and traffic. The driver is, in any case,  
responsible for safe driving.  
88) If there is a fault in the ABS, the wheels  
may be liable to lock due to braking that  
is heavier than normal. The advantages  
of ABS are no longer available. During  
hard braking, the vehicle can no longer be  
steered and may swerve.  
89) Do not leave the vehicle while it is  
being held temporarily by Hill Start Assist.  
If someone needs to get out of the vehicle  
with the engine running, apply the parking  
brake manually. Then check that the lamp  
NOTE To comply with the European  
general safety regulations, some driving  
assistance systems are automatically  
reactivated at the next vehicle start.  
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WARNING For more information, refer  
to the "Advanced Driver Assistance  
Systems (ADAS) recommendations"  
chapter in the "Starting and driving"  
section.  
AUTOMATIC BRAKING  
SYSTEM  
(where provided)  
The Automatic Braking System may  
help to avoid or reduce the harm  
caused by front-end crashes.  
Activation  
The Automatic Braking System  
operates from 5 km/h to 140 km/h.  
Alerting the driver  
The driver is warned by following alerts:  
A warning message is displayed in  
the instrument panel display, when the  
distance to the vehicle ahead gets too  
small.  
A warning message is displayed in  
the instrument panel display and a  
warning chime sounds, when a collision  
is imminent and immediate driver's  
action is required.  
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The Automatic Braking System uses  
the front camera in the windscreen and  
depending on the vehicle configuration  
a radar unit located behind the front  
bumper to detect vehicles, cyclists and  
pedestrians directly ahead, in the path  
(fig. 124).  
Selecting the alert sensitivity  
Three alert sensitivities can be  
selected in the settings of the active  
in the instrument cluster is on (fixed).  
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emergency braking within the vehicle  
personalisation  
the windscreen is damaged or  
affected by foreign objects, e.g.  
stickers  
the bumper is damaged or affected  
by foreign objects, e.g. license plate  
support  
Functionality  
Depending on the vehicle configuration  
and the detected objects, there are  
several operational speed ranges.  
On vehicles equipped only with front  
camera, the active emergency braking  
operates from 5 km/h to 85 km/h when  
a vehicle is detected.  
The chosen setting will be memorised  
when the ignition has been switched  
off. The alert timing will vary based on  
selected alert setting.  
ACTIVE EMERGENCY BRAKING  
Active emergency braking can help to  
reduce the damage and injury from  
crashes with vehicles and pedestrians  
directly ahead, when the driver does  
not actively take action either by  
manual braking or by steering.  
Deactivation  
Depending on version, deactivation is  
only possible at a standstill.  
On vehicles equipped with radar  
sensor and front camera, the active  
emergency braking operates from 5  
km/h to 85 km/h when a stationary  
vehicle is detected or up to 140 km/h if  
a moving vehicle or from 5 km/h to 82  
km/h when a pedestrian or cyclist is  
detected.  
The system can only be deactivated  
by deactivating the active emergency  
braking in the vehicle personalisation.  
When ignition is switched on next time,  
system is activated.  
For vehicles equipped with camera and  
radar, active emergency braking also  
detects cyclists.  
System limitations  
Automatic Braking System is designed  
to warn on vehicles, pedestrians and  
cyclists, but may react also to other  
objects.  
Active emergency braking only works  
when:  
Before the active emergency braking  
applies, the driver may be warned by  
the Automatic Braking System.  
Active emergency braking can  
be deactivated in the vehicle  
personalisation. If deactivated  
iilluminates and a message is shown in  
the instrument panel. Depending on  
version, the system is automatically  
activated when the ignition is switched  
on next time.  
the brake system is operational  
Dynamic Stability Control and  
Traction Control are activated  
the seat belts of the front seats and  
depending on version of the rear seats  
are fastened  
In the following cases, Automatic  
Braking System may not detect a  
vehicle ahead or sensor performance is  
limited:  
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driving on winding or hilly roads  
driving during nighttime  
weather limits visibility, such as fog,  
rain, or snow  
the sensor in the windscreen or the  
radar unit behind the front bumper are  
blocked by snow, ice, slush, mud, dirt  
etc.  
constant speed on unwinding roads  
The system includes:  
brake preparation system  
emergency automatic braking  
smart brake assist  
front pedestrian protection  
The feature uses various inputs (e.g.  
camera sensor, radar sensor) to  
calculate the probability of a frontal  
collision.  
Forward Collision Alert  
The forward collision alert warns the  
driver if there is a risk of collision with  
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the vehicle ahead, with a cyclist or a  
pedestrian.  
the legal safety distance is not kept. To  
reduce the number of alerts, select a  
shorter alert sensitivity setting.  
cannot be applied if there is a risk of a  
further collision.  
Alerting the driver  
Emergency automatic braking is  
designed to react on vehicles or  
pedestrians ahead. If the vehicle is  
equipped with camera and radar, it  
also reacts on cyclists ahead.  
Depending on version, below a speed  
of 30 km/h or 50 km/h, automatic  
braking may slow down the vehicle to a  
complete stop. If the speed exceeds  
this limit, automatic braking reduces  
the speed. However, the driver must  
apply the brake to come to a complete  
stop.  
NOTE Three alert sensitivities can  
be selected in the driver assistance  
systems menu in the vehicle  
personalisation menu ("Settings" >  
"Vehicle"> "Vehicle access") in the  
Connect system.  
The driver is warned by following alerts:  
Level 1: a warning message is  
displayed in the instrument panel, when  
the distance to the vehicle ahead gets  
too small  
Level 2: a warning message is  
displayed in the instrument panel and a  
warning chime sounds, when a collision  
is imminent and immediate driver's  
action is required  
NOTE The chosen setting will be  
memorised when the ignition has been  
switched off. The alert sensitivity will  
vary based on selected alert setting.  
Level 3: depending on version, the  
vehicle may produce a short brake  
jerk to confirm the risk of collision. The  
immediate driver's action is required  
Brake preparation system  
When approaching a vehicle ahead or a  
pedestrian so quickly that a collision  
is likely, the brake preparation system  
slightly pressurises the brakes. This  
reduces the response time, when  
braking is requested.  
If the vehicle comes to a complete  
stop, automatic braking is maintained  
for a certain time. Keep the brake pedal  
depressed to prevent the vehicle from  
starting off again.  
WARNING When approaching a vehicle  
ahead too rapidly, a level 2 alert may  
be displayed without a level 1 alert  
before.  
Cruise control will be deactivated when  
an emergency automatic braking  
occurs.  
The pressurisation of the brakes may  
produce a noise in the brake system.  
Automatic braking  
In some cases, the driver may wish  
to override the automatic braking  
provided by the active emergency  
braking system. Firmly apply the  
accelerator pedal or firmly turn  
the steering wheel to override the  
automatic braking if the situation and  
the surroundings permit.  
WARNING Level 1 alerts depend on  
the alert sensitivity set. This alert type  
is only displayed in case of moving  
vehicles. At lower speed it is disabled.  
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Just before the imminent collision, this  
function automatically applies braking  
to reduce the impact speed of the  
collision or prohibit a crash.  
Selecting the alert sensitivity  
If active emergency braking is applied,  
flashes in the instrument panel. If  
active emergency braking is finished,  
flashes for a few seconds. During  
this time, active emergency braking  
NOTE If the alert sensitivity setting with  
the longest distance is set, the system  
warns earlier. This increases the safety,  
but increases the amount of alerts if  
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Smart brake assist  
sun or lights shining into the front  
camera lens  
adverse environmental conditions,  
e.g. rain, fog, or snow  
vehicle ahead creating road spray  
After an impact or when damages are  
visible have the vehicle checked by an  
Fiat Dealership.  
We recommend to deactivate the  
system in the vehicle personalisation in  
the following cases:  
If the driver brakes, but not sufficiently  
to avoid a collision, this system  
will supplement the braking. This  
assistance will only be provided if the  
driver presses the brake pedal  
Smart brake assist will automatically  
disengage when the brake pedal is  
released.  
when towing a trailer or caravan  
when carrying long objects on roof  
bars or a roof rack  
when the vehicle is being towed  
performing any maintenance  
(e.g. changing a wheel, working  
underhood…) with ignition on  
when the vehicle is fitted with snow  
chains  
when a spare wheel is fitted that is  
smaller than the other wheels  
before using an automatic car wash  
before placing the vehicle on a rolling  
road in an Fiat Dealership  
if the windscreen damaged or  
smeared, with blurred view or covered  
with foreign items, e.g. stickers  
if the front bumper has been  
damaged front bumper (or deformed in  
the past) or covered with foreign items,  
e.g. stickers  
The system performance may be  
affected by:  
System limitations  
Electronic Stability Control and  
Traction Control in progress  
vehicle battery voltage out of range  
wet road reflecting lights  
The system performance may be  
degraded or not available in the  
following cases:  
sensor covered with snow, ice, slush,  
mud or dirt  
close vehicles ahead  
tractors, muddy vehicles or vehicles  
with a trailer  
banked roads  
winding or hilly roads  
poor lighting conditions  
sudden lighting changes  
vehicle modifications, e.g. tyres  
vehicle overloaded  
windscreen damaged or smeared,  
with blurred view or covered with  
foreign items, e.g. stickers  
damaged front bumper (or deformed  
in the past) or covered with foreign  
items, e.g. stickers  
radar unit is out of its regular  
position resulting from an impact of the  
front bumper  
The driver must not overload neither  
the load compartment nor the roof of  
the vehicle.  
if the radar unit is out of its regular  
position resulting from an impact of the  
front bumper  
front camera out of its regular  
position or missing cover  
If a sensor is covered, a message is  
displayed indicating that the sensors  
have to be cleaned.  
automatic braking not available, e.g.  
brake discs cooling going on  
brake pedal continuously used for a  
long time, e.g. on a long downhill road  
winding or hilly roads  
if the brake lights are not working  
Fault  
If the system is temporarily affected  
and no driver action is required, no  
message is displayed.  
If the system has been deactivated,  
illuminates in the instrument panel  
display.  
system initialization process after  
battery disconnection  
If the system has a fault,  
illuminates in the instrument panel  
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display, a message is displayed and  
an audible signal is given. Consult a  
workshop. If no message is displayed,  
stop the vehicle and check whether  
sensors or front camera are covered.  
If the system does not work properly  
or is not available, e.g. during the  
by front-end crashes with pedestrians  
when driving forward.  
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The system can only be deactivated  
by deactivating the active emergency  
braking in the vehicle personalisation.  
When ignition is switched on next time,  
system is activated.  
Front pedestrian alert  
initialisation,  
instrument panel.  
illuminates in the  
When approaching a detected  
pedestrian too quickly, a warning  
message is displayed in the instrument  
panel display. A warning chime is  
provided.  
may also illuminate if the  
infotainment system has an issue.  
If and illuminate in the  
instrument panel after the engine has  
been switched off and then restarted,  
consult a FIAT Dealership.  
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Cruise control or adaptive cruise  
control may be disengaged when the  
front pedestrian alert occurs.  
The system uses the front camera in  
the windscreen and depending on the  
vehicle configuration a radar unit in the  
front bumper to detect a pedestrian  
directly ahead in the path (fig. 125).  
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Automatic deactivation  
Active emergency braking is  
automatically deactivated in the  
following cases:  
System limitations  
In the following cases, front pedestrian  
protection may not detect a pedestrian  
ahead or sensor performance is limited:  
driving on winding or hilly roads  
driving in the dark  
a spare wheel with smaller diameter  
is detected  
a fault with the brake pedal switch  
or with the left or right brake light is  
detected  
a fault in the active emergency  
braking system, in the electronic or in  
the brake system is detected  
a severe crash, e.g., with airbag  
deployment was detected  
WARNING For more information, refer  
to the "Advanced Driver Assistance  
Systems (ADAS) recommendations"  
chapter in the "Starting and driving"  
section.  
weather limits visibility, such as fog,  
rain, or snow  
the sensor in the windscreen or the  
radar unit behind the front bumper is  
blocked by snow, ice, slush, mud, dirt  
or by foreign objects, e.g. stickers  
the windscreen damaged or  
smeared, with blurred view or covered  
with foreign items, e.g. stickers  
the bumper is damaged front  
Front pedestrian protection can detect  
and alert to pedestrians in a forward  
gear at speeds between 5 km/h and 82  
km/h. Additionally, it can automatically  
brake the vehicle.  
FRONT PEDESTRIAN PROTECTION  
(where provided)  
bumper (or deformed in the past) or  
covered with foreign items, e.g. stickers  
Front pedestrian protection may help  
to avoid or reduce the harm caused  
During nighttime driving, system  
performance is limited.  
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Crossing the road with another  
vehicle  
The system displays a visual alert in  
each exterior mirror, when detecting  
objects that may not be visible in the  
interior and exterior mirrors.  
Functionality  
1  
2
Blind Spot Alert uses some of the  
advanced parking assist sensors  
which are located in the front and rear  
bumper on both sides of the vehicle.  
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WARNING For more information, refer  
to the "Advanced Driver Assistance  
Systems (ADAS) recommendations"  
chapter in the "Starting and driving"  
section.  
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F6S0235  
When the system detects a vehicle  
in the side blind zone while driving  
forwards, an LED will illuminate in the  
relevant exterior mirror fig. 127:  
fixed, immediately when another  
vehicle is in the blind spot or is  
approaching in an adjacent lane  
flashing, after about 1 second when  
the direction indicator is used  
1: Left-hand drive - 2: Right-hand drive  
The system may operate when  
the vehicle is turning and detects  
another vehicle, on the adjacent  
lane, approaching from the opposite  
direction if:  
Activation  
The system can be activated via  
the vehicle settings menu in the  
Uconnect™ 10.25"/10.25" NAV.  
The corresponding turn signal  
indicator is activated  
WARNING The system is automatically  
deactivated when towing with a towing  
device approved by the Manufacturer.  
Then the vehicle is about to cross the  
path of another vehicle  
The speeds of the own vehicle is  
between 8 and 23 km/h  
A collision on the side of the other  
vehicle is probable  
Operation conditions  
The following conditions must be  
fulfilled for proper operation:  
all vehicles are moving in the same  
direction and in adjacent lanes  
depending on the configuration of  
the vehicle, the speed of your vehicle is  
between 12 or 33 and 140 km/h  
passing a vehicle with a speed  
difference of less than 12 km/h  
BLIND SPOT ALERT  
(where provided)  
Blind Spot Alert helps to avoid crashes  
due to lane changes when an object is  
detected within a specified blind spot  
zone.  
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another vehicle is passing with a  
speed difference of less than 30 km/h  
the traffic flow is normal  
driving on a straight or slightly curved  
road  
the vehicle is not pulling a trailer  
the sensors are not covered by mud,  
ice or snow  
the warning zones in the door mirrors  
or the detection zones on front and  
rear bumper are not covered with  
adhesive labels or other objects  
No alert will be given in the following  
situations:  
Deactivation  
WARNING For more information, refer  
to the "Advanced Driver Assistance  
Systems (ADAS) recommendations"  
chapter in the "Starting and driving"  
section.  
The system can be deactivated via  
the vehicle settings menu in the  
Uconnect™ 10.25"/10.25" NAV.  
The state of the system is memorised  
when switching off the ignition.  
The system is automatically deactivated  
when towing an electrically connected  
trailer.  
Activation or Deactivation  
This system can be activated  
or deactivated in the vehicle  
personalisation through the  
Uconnect™ 10,25"/10,25" NAV.  
If deactivated, the system is  
automatically on when ignition is  
switched on.  
Due to adverse weather conditions,  
such as heavy rain, false detections  
may occur.  
Fault  
In the event of a fault,  
in the instrument panel, accompanied  
a display message. Contact a Fiat  
Dealership to have the system  
checked.  
illuminates  
in the presence of non-moving  
objects, e.g. parked vehicles, barriers,  
street lamps, road signs  
in very dense traffic, when moving  
vehicles might be confused with a  
stationary object  
with vehicles moving in the opposite  
direction  
driving on a winding road or a sharp  
corner  
when passing or being passed by  
a very long vehicle, e.g. lorry, coach,  
which is at the same time detected  
at the rear in the blind spot angle and  
present in the driver's forward field of  
vision  
Driving time alert  
The driver gets notified by a pop-up  
reminder symbol  
in the instrument  
panel display simultaneously with an  
acoustic alert if the driver has not  
taken a break after 2 hours of driving  
at a speed above 65 km/h. The alert  
is repeated hourly until the vehicle is  
stopped, no matter how vehicle speed  
evolves.  
DRIVER ALERT  
(where provided)  
The driver alert system monitores the  
driving time and the vigilance of the  
driver. Monitoring the vigilance of  
the driver is based on the trajectory  
variations of the vehicle compared to  
the lane markings.  
The counting of driving time alert is  
reset when the ignition has been  
switched off for a few minutes.  
The system cannot replace the need  
for vigilance on the part of the driver.  
Taking a break is recommended as  
soon as feeling tired or at least every 2  
hours. Do not drive when feeling tired.  
Driver Attention Alert  
(for versions/markets where provided)  
The system monitors the driver's level  
of vigilance at speeds above 65 km/h.  
A camera at the top of the windscreen  
when passing too quickly  
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detects variations in trajectory  
compared to the lane markings.  
The system may perform a learning  
procedure for up to 30 minutes after  
the start of the monitoring. During this  
period, the driver's individual driving  
behaviour is analysed and no alert is  
given.  
message is displayed in the instrument  
panel display.  
System limitations  
In the following situations, the system  
may not operate properly or even not  
operate at all:  
In this case reduce speed, avoid sharp  
cornering and strong braking. Stop at  
next safe opportunity and check tyre  
pressure.  
poor visibility caused by inadequate  
lighting of the roadway, falling snow,  
heavy rain, dense fog etc.  
dazzle caused by headlamps of  
oncoming vehicles, low sun, reflections  
on damp roads, leaving a tunnel,  
alternating shade and light etc.  
windscreen area in front of the  
camera covered by dirt, snow, stickers  
etc.  
no lane markings detected or  
multiple lane markings due to  
roadworks  
close vehicles ahead  
winding roads or narrow roads  
After adjusting tyre pressure initialise  
system to extinguish the control  
indicator and restart system.  
If the trajectory of the vehicle suggests  
a certain level of drowsiness or  
inattention by the driver, the system  
triggers the first level of alert. The driver  
is notified by a message and an audible  
signal is given.  
If the failure continues to be displayed,  
contact a Fiat Dealership. The system  
is inoperable when the ABS or Dynamic  
Stability Control has a malfunction  
or a temporary spare wheel is used.  
Once the tyre has been refitted, check  
the tyre pressure with cold tyres and  
initialise the system.  
After three first level alerts, the system  
triggers a new alert with a message,  
accompanied by a more pronounced  
audible signal.  
System initialisation  
In certain driving conditions such as  
poor road surface or strong winds etc.,  
the system may give alerts independent  
of the driver's level of vigilance.  
The driver drowsiness detection is  
reinitialised in the following situations:  
the ignition has been switched off for  
a few minutes  
the speed remains below 65 km/h for  
a few minutes  
the driver's seat belt has been  
unfastened and the driver's door has  
been opened  
After tyre pressure correction or wheel  
change, the system must be initialised  
to learn new circumference reference  
values:  
TYRE UNDERINFLATION  
DETECTION SYSTEM  
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The Tyre Underinflation Detection  
System continually checks the rotation  
speed of all four wheels and warns  
on low tyre pressure condition once  
vehicle is driving. This is achieved by  
comparing tyre rolling circumference  
with reference values and further  
signals.  
Always ensure that all four tyres have  
correct tyre pressure.  
Apply parking brake.  
Initialise the system via the  
Uconnect™ 10,25"/10,25" NAV  
fig. 128 ("Settings" > "Vehicle" >  
"Safety").  
If a tyre loses pressure the control  
indicator  
illuminates and a warning  
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Tyre pressure is affected by  
temperature decrease  
When the space-saver wheel is fitted  
In these cases the system can require a  
Reset.  
objects on the road may not be detected.  
After a sudden lane change, the system  
needs a certain time to detect the next  
preceding vehicle. The driver must always  
be ready to take action and apply the  
brakes and steer to avoid collisions.  
95) If the car must be placed on a roller  
bench for maintenance or if it is washed in  
an automatic car wash with an obstacle  
in the front part (e.g. another car, a wall  
or another obstacle), the system may  
detect its presence and activate. In this  
case the system must be deactivated  
through the settings of the Uconnect™  
10.25"/10.25" NAV system.  
96) The radar (if installed) is provided  
with defrosting system. For this reason,  
it can reach high temperatures in some  
conditions. If you need to operate in the  
zone surrounding the sensor, wait for at  
least 30 seconds from when the engine is  
switched off.  
97) This system is not intended to replace  
the driver's responsibility for driving the  
vehicle and looking ahead. It warns the  
driver if the vehicle is at risk of a collision  
with the preceding vehicle, a pedestrian  
or a cyclist. Just before the imminent  
collision, it reduces the vehicle's speed to  
avoid a collision or to limit its severity.  
98) The usage of a license plate support  
on the front bumper may affect the proper  
radar unit functionality. When using a  
license plate support, follow the markings  
and indications on the front bumper.  
99) Front pedestrian braking does not  
provide an alert or automatically brake  
the vehicle, unless it detects a pedestrian.  
The system may not detect pedestrians,  
including children, when the pedestrian  
If the signals persist, contact a Fiat  
Dealership.  
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IMPORTANT  
Reset is confirmed by pop-up  
indication.  
90) The system is an aid for car driving,  
it DOES NOT warn the driver about  
incoming cars outside of the detection  
areas. The driver must always maintain  
a sufficient level of attention to the traffic  
and road conditions and for controlling the  
trajectory of the vehicle.  
91) The system is an aid for the driver,  
who must always pay full attention while  
driving. The responsibility always rests with  
the driver, who must take into account  
the traffic conditions in order to drive in  
complete safety. The driver must always  
maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in  
front.  
92) The capability of the system must  
never be tested irresponsibly and  
dangerously, in such a way as to  
compromise personal safety and the  
safety of others.  
93) If the driver presses the accelerator  
pedal fully or steers abruptly during  
system operation, the automatic braking  
function may stop (e.g. to allow a possible  
manoeuvre to avoid the obstacle).  
94) The system may also react on animals.  
However, animals smaller than 0.5 m or  
After initialisation system automatically  
calibrates to new tyre pressures during  
driving. After longer drive the system  
will adopt and monitor new pressures.  
The Tyre Underinflation Detection  
signals the driver a possible insufficient  
pressure if this falls below the warning  
limit for any reason.  
Always check tyre pressure with cold  
tyres.  
The system will not warn  
instantaneously on a tyre blow out or a  
rapid deflation.  
This is due to requires calculation time.  
System has to be reinitialised when:  
Tyre pressure has been changed  
Load condition has been changed  
Wheels have been swapped or  
exchanged  
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