Seat Alhambra Owner's Manual page 139

headlight adjustment (automatic lights al-
so), for example, if additional headlight are
fitted.
Note
Main beam and flashed headlights can be
turned on and off manually at any time with
the turn signal and main beam lever
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"Coming home" and "Leav-
ing home" function (guidance
lights)
The "Coming home" function should be
switched on manually. However the "Leav-
ing home" function is automatically control-
led by a photo sensor.
"Coming home": operations to perform
– Switch off the ignition.
– Briefly flash the headlights for ap-
proximately one second
The "Coming home" lighting comes
Activate:
on when the driver door is opened.
The delay in switching off the head-
lights is counted from when the last
door or boot hatch is closed.
Lights and visibility
"Coming home": operations to perform
– Automatically at the end of the de-
lay period.
– Automatically, if 30 seconds after
coming on, a vehicle door or the boot
Deactivate:
hatch remains open.
– When the light switch is turned to po-
sition
– When the ignition is switched on.
"Leaving home": operations to perform
– Unlock the vehicle when the light
Activate: switch is in position
sensor detects darkness.
– Automatically, at the end of the de-
lay period.
– When the vehicle is locked.
Deactivate:
– When the light switch is turned to po-
sition
– When the ignition is switched on.
Lighting around the exterior mirrors
The lighting around the exterior mirrors illumi-
nates the door area on entering and leaving
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unlocked, when the vehicle door is opened
and when the "Coming home" or "Leaving
home" function is switched on. If the equip-
ment includes the light sensor, the lighting
around the exterior mirrors only comes when
it is dark.
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and the photo
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Note
The time taken for the headlights to go
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off can be changed in the Lights & Visi-
menu and the function can be
bility
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switched on or off  page
When the "Coming home" function is on,
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if the vehicle door is opened there is no au-
dible warning signal to advise that the light
is still on.
Hazard warning lights
Centre of the instrument panel:
Fig. 144
switch for hazard warning lights.
Read the additional information carefully
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Always fulfil legal requirements for securing a
broken down vehicle. In a number of countries
it is now obligatory, for example, to turn on the
hazard warning lights and use a reflective
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safety vest page 85.
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