BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO VEHICLE FUNCTIONS
The Automatic High Beam may not operate
The smart high beam system can detect the light intensity
of the vehicle ahead by the front view camera and the high
beams can be turned on or off once certain conditions
are met. When the smart high beam system is enabled,
the smart high beam indicator on the instrument panel will
illuminate.
normally in the following cases, operation
is not limited to the following and so the
main and dipped beams should be switched
manually:
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The windscreen is dirty, broken or
obstructed by other objects blocking the
view of the sensor.
With the automatic control, when it is dark and there is no
vehicle ahead, the system will turn on the high beams; when
it is quite bright in the front surroundings or the system
detects the headlamps or tail lamps ahead, the system will
turn off the high beams.
The headlamps of other vehicles are
obstructed or blocked and cannot be
detected.
When pedestrians, non-motor vehicles
and other objects with no obvious light
or reflected light are encountered.
When the headlamps and tail lamps of
other vehicles cannot be detected due
to the sensor view being impaired due
to undulating road conditions such as
bends, dips or hills.
To enable the smart high beam system, the following
conditions should be met:
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The light lever switch is placed in position 'AUTO' and
the low beams will automatically turn on.
The vehicle is running with the speed exceeding 25mph
(40km/h).
The front fog lamps*are not illuminated.
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When the car is driving on a winding road
or mountainous road.
The smart high beam system automatically exits when the
following conditions are met: After the system has been
exited for 2 seconds, quick pushing the high beam ON
The wiper switch is in the 'Fast Wipe'
position.
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