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- Page 1 INNOVA - JAN - 2021 - 001 BSM & RCTA OWNERS MANUAL BLIND SPOT MONITORING (BSM) & REAR CROSSING TRAFFIC ALERT (RCTA) Please read this manual for proper operation and keep it for future reference.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Intoduction to BSM and RCTA Introduction to BSM and RCTA BSM Features BSM Features Precautionary for BSM Conditions where BSM may not detect Conditions where BSM may not inaccurate Rear Crossing Traffic Alert (RCTA) Features Rear Crossing Traffic Alert (RCTA) Features Precautionary for RCTA... -
Page 3: Statements & Declarations
Do not solely rely on BSM and RCTA system. The BSM and RCTA system may not be able to detect fast moving vehicles or objects and may cause delayed warnings or none at all. -
Page 4: Introduction To Bsm And Rcta
Introduction to BSM and RCTA Introduction to BSM and RCTA a. The Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) is a driver aid that assists the driver to make safer decisions when changing lanes. b. The Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) is a driver aid that assists the driver to make safer decisions when reversing the vehicle. -
Page 5: Bsm Features
BSM Features BSM Features a. BSM primary function is Lane Change Assist (LCA); activated when driver is driving more than the speed of 16km/h. b. Icon on side mirrors will lit up when the radar detects any vehicle approaching on the respective adjacent lane (see picture). -
Page 6: Conditions Where Bsm May Not Detect
Precautionary for BSM Conditions where BSM may not detect Pedestrians, bicycles, small motorcycles or animals. Vehicle travelling in the opposite direction. Vehicle travelling two lanes away from user’s vehicle. Vehicle which user’s vehicle had overtaken. When mud, stickers, etc. is covering the sensor or attached to the rear bumper. -
Page 7: Precautionary For Rcta
Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) Features I. Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) function is activated upon engaging the Reverse gear within range of 0 to 5km/h. II.Detection speed of a moving object has to be in the range of 5 to 12 km/h to be detected by radar. -
Page 8: Conditions Where Rcta May Not Detect
Conditions where RCTA may not detect Pedestrians, bicycles, small motorcycles or animals Vehicles approaching directly from behind. When vehicle approaching at high speed (more than 12km/h) When mud, stickers, etc. is covering the sensor or attached to the rear bumper. Guardrails, walls, road signs, parked vehicles, and similar stationary objects. - Page 9 When under severe weather conditioning. Example: rain, fog, haze etc. When the vehicle is reversing at high speed. When the parking space faces a street and vehicles are constantly passing by the street (see picture). Please read this manual for proper operation and keep it for future reference.