Stationary Vehicle Braking (Svb); Lane Departure Warning (Ldw) - BENDIX Wingman Fusion Operator's Manual

Stationary Vehicle
Braking (SVB)
• Typically
available above
15 mph / 24 kph
All Red LEDs Illuminated
ACB REQUIRES
DRIVER INTERVENTION
DIU: Showing
Stationary Vehicle
Braking Alert – a
continuous tone will
typically also sound.
NOTE: Entering a curve
may reduce the alert
time to less than three
(3) seconds.
Lane Departure
Warning (LDW)
• Enabled above
37 mph / 60 kph
Red LED illuminated
indicates direction of
departure
Stationary Vehicle Braking (SVB) –
large, stationary, metallic object in a vehicle's
lane of travel is definitively identified as a vehicle,
you will be notified up to 3.5 seconds before
impact. If you do not take action to address
the potential impact that caused the alert,
Wingman Fusion can automatically engage the
brakes to assist you in reducing the severity
of or potentially avoiding a collision with that
stationary vehicle.
If the system cannot definitively identify the
stationary object as a vehicle – for example, if
the vehicle is not a licensed motorized vehicle,
or certain types of trailers – the driver will get up
to 3.0 seconds of alert to address the situation
ahead, but no automatic braking will be applied.
Stationary Vehicle Braking is most useful when
approaching a line of stopped traffic or a stalled
vehicle that is not immediately recognized by the
driver. Without the automatic alert and braking,
it may be too late to avoid impact.
Lane Depar ture Warning (LDW ) –
Bendix
®
ability to warn you if the vehicle is not tracking
in the intended roadway path. In most vehicle
applications the LDW system is enabled above
37 mph / 60 kph. You should immediately correct
the vehicle tracking and maintain the correct
position in the lane.
Out
of
Lane
Wingman Fusion
®
Out
of
Lane
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The
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