STARTING & DRIVING
km/h). The target speed of the cruise system will be
set at the current speed, and the cruise system will
take effect. At this time, the cruise control system
will maintain the set speed without pressing the
accelerator pedal. With vehicles fitted with manual
transmission it is recommended that cruise control
should only be used in 3rd gear and above.
Push the lever switch upwards or downwards briefly to
increase/decrease the vehicle target speed in increments of
1mph (1km/h), then the vehicle will accelerate/decelerate
to the new target speed.
Pressing the accelerator at any time will override the cruise
control and allow acceleration to undertake manoeuvres
such as overtaking. Releasing the accelerator will return
the vehicle to the set target speed.
Note: The set speed held in the cruise control memory
will be canceled when either the cruise control lever
is switched to 'OFF' position (7) or the START/STOP
switch turned off.
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Pause/Stand By
When the cruise control system is activated, the following
operations will set the system to Standby mode:
Target Cruise Speed Adjustment
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Lever switch moved to 'Cancel' position (3).
Brake or clutch pedal pressed.
When the cruise control is active, the 'target speed' can be
increased or decreased:
The poor road condition brings the stability control
system (SCS) into operation. For safety reasons, the
cruise control system will automatically exit to Standby
mode.
Push the lever upwards (1) and hold, then release the lever
switch when the desired speed is reached, this will increase
the speed.
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An incline causes excessive decline in speed, the cruise
control system shall automatically exit to Standby mode.
Electronic parking brake (EPB) is operated.
Push the lever downwards (2) and hold, then release the
lever switch when the desired speed is reached, this will
decrease the speed.
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