2023-2026 Renault Scenic 4 Door Getting to know your vehicle -> Rear view User Manual
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REAR VIEW  
For safety reasons, car-  
ry out any adjustments  
while the vehicle is sta-  
tionary.  
Objects observed in  
the rear view mirror  
glass are actually clos-  
er than they appear.  
Rear view mirrors  
Exterior rear view mirrors with  
electrical adjustment:  
2
For your safety, take this into  
account in order to correctly as-  
sess the distance before any  
manoeuvre.  
Electrical folding mirrors  
The door mirrors will fold-out auto-  
matically when the vehicle is un-  
locked. The door mirrors fold in when  
the vehicle is locked.  
You can deactivate/activate auto-  
matic folding of the door mirrors  
139.  
Rear view mirrors which tilt in re-  
verse gear  
You can force folding by pressing  
the switch 1 . In this situation, the  
door mirrors will remain folded until  
the 1 button is pressed again, re-  
gardless of automatic folding.  
Select the door mirror using on of the  
switches 3 , then use the switch 2 to  
adjust it to the desired position.  
Special case  
When the rear view mirror has been  
manually deployed or folded back, it  
is possible to reset it to a usage posi-  
tion.  
Heated rear view mirrors  
While the engine is running, mirror  
de-icing is activated simultaneously  
with the rear screen de-icing/  
demisting.  
To do this, press the switch 1 . A me-  
chanical noise from the rear view  
mirror unit will be heard.  
If a tapping noise cannot be heard,  
press the switch 1 again until the  
tapping noise can be heard from the  
door mirror.  
For vehicles equipped with the  
driver’s seat with position memory,  
you can enter a specific setting for  
the rear view mirrors when reversing  
and store the position.  
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REAR VIEW  
With the vehicle at a standstill and  
reverse gear engaged, select the  
door mirror using one of the switch-  
es 3 , then use the switch 2 to adjust  
it to the required position.  
Select "Recall".  
When driving at night, to avoid being  
dazzled by the headlights of the ve-  
hicle behind, shift the small lever 4  
located behind the rear view mirror.  
The positions of the exterior rear  
view mirrors in forward gear, reverse  
and of the front seats are recalled.  
2
Auto-dimming rear view mirror 5  
Returning to the driving position  
For safety reasons, car-  
ry out any adjustments  
while the vehicle is sta-  
tionary.  
It is possible to move from the re-  
verse gear to a forward gear:  
approximately nine seconds after  
the reverse gear has been disen-  
gaged when the speed is lower than  
6 mph (10 km/h);  
Interior rear view mirror  
Its position can be adjusted.  
with the forward gear engaged  
when the speed is greater than 6  
mph (10 km/h);  
Rear view mirror with lever 4  
when the engine is stopped.  
Position memory  
Adjust the door mirrors (see previ-  
ous paragraphs);  
refer to the multimedia instruc-  
tions to access the settings memory.  
Save the settings.  
The positions of the exterior rear  
view mirrors in forward and reverse  
gear, and the position of the driver's  
seat are saved simultaneously.  
The rear view mirror automatically  
darkens when you are being fol-  
lowed by a vehicle using main beam  
headlights or in very bright lighting.  
Camera rear view  
Depending on the vehicle, your rear  
view mirror may be fitted with a dis-  
play of the rear surroundings trans-  
mitted by the camera fitted behind  
the rear screen.  
Recalling the memorised posi-  
tion  
Refer to the multimedia manual to  
access recall of the saved position.  
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REAR VIEW  
For more information, please see  
150.  
This function is an ad-  
ditional aid. It cannot,  
Camera rear view  
Operating principle  
therefore, under any  
circumstances replace  
the vigilance or the responsibili-  
ty of the driver.  
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The driver should always be  
ready for sudden incidents  
while driving: always ensure  
that there are no small, narrow  
moving obstacles (such as a  
child, animal, pushchair, bicycle,  
stone, post, etc.) in the blind  
spot when manoeuvring.  
When the ignition is switched on, the  
rear view mirror 2 mounted on the  
roof centre console displays the  
view behind the vehicle that is trans-  
mitted by the camera 1 .  
Adjusting the rear view mirror 2  
If reflections reduce the visibility of  
the view transmitted by the camera,  
you can adjust the rear view mirror 2  
to the left, right, upwards or down-  
wards.  
Note:  
the camera display 1 is transmit-  
ted only if the rear view mirror is in  
"screen" mode.  
Depending on the vehicle, the rear  
view may be displayed by the cam-  
era 1 .  
Direct rear view by mirror remains  
available at all times.  
The camera 1 is fitted behind the  
rear screen, in the wiping area.  
Make sure that the camera 1 is not  
obscured (by dirt, mud, snow, con-  
densation, etc.).  
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REAR VIEW  
Operation  
Switching off the function  
Depending on your vision,  
an adaptation time may  
be necessary to focus on  
the camera view display.  
Objects which appear on the  
edge of the door mirror 2 may  
be distorted.  
2
In very bright light (snow, vehi-  
cle in sunshine, etc.), the cam-  
era view may be partially dis-  
turbed.  
In low brightness or poor weath-  
er, the image on the screen may  
be distorted.  
The camera's field of vision does not  
cover the entire area behind the ve-  
hicle, especially in the blind spot  
area A .  
The display switches off immediate-  
ly after the ignition is switched off.  
Note: the "mirror" mode can be acti-  
vated using the lever 3 .  
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REAR VIEW  
Operation  
Adjusting the display and the  
camera  
d) adjusting the angle of rotation;  
e) activating/deactivating the set-  
tings menu display on the rear view  
mirror;  
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f) selecting a language;  
g) activating/deactivating button  
backlighting.  
Exit from the settings menu occurs  
automatically after approximately  
five seconds if no button is pressed.  
For safety reasons,  
carry out any adjust-  
ments while the vehicle  
is stationary.  
Use the lever 3 to switch between  
Adjust the system field of vision  
and the door mirrors before dri-  
ving. Be sure to adjust the cen-  
tral rear view mirror before  
switching to "screen" mode.  
"mirror" mode and "screen" mode.  
Press button 5 for "Menu" to access  
the settings menu.  
The green LED 4 as well as the pic-  
togram displayed at the top right of  
the rear view mirror indicates that  
the screen mode is operating prop-  
erly.  
Repeatedly press buttons 6 and 7 to  
scroll through the settings options.  
Press the "OK" button 8 to access  
the desired setting.  
It disappears if you switch to "mir-  
ror" mode or in the event of a fault.  
Use buttons 6 and 7 " to adjust or ac-  
tivate/deactivate the desired set-  
ting.  
Selecting the settings:  
a) adjusting the brightness;  
Each time the vehicle is  
started, the function re-  
turns to the settings  
b) adjusting the vertical viewing an-  
gle;  
saved at the last engine stop.  
c) adjusting the horizontal viewing  
angle;  
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REAR VIEW  
Special features related to the  
reverse gear  
Operating faults  
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When the system detects an operat-  
When the vehicle is reversing, pay  
attention to the images transmitted  
by the reversing camera (multime-  
dia screen 9 ) in addition to the infor-  
mation available through the rear  
view mirror 275 as there remains a  
rear view blind spot.  
ing fault, the rear view mirror 2 turns  
black, the symbol  
displayed at  
the top right of the rear view mirror  
disappears and the LED 4 goes out.  
This may be caused by a fault af-  
fecting the camera or screen (clear-  
ness, fixed image, delayed commu-  
nication etc.).  
If the black background persists,  
switch to "mirror" mode and consult  
an approved dealer.  
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