Stalk Controls - Aston Martin Vantage S 2016 Owner's Manual

The Instrument cluster lamps will come ON, the vehicle systems will
wake up and the steering lock will release.
• SportShift Transmission:
To start the engine from this position fully press the brake pedal
down and press the key fully in (Refer to 'Starting the Engine',
page 5.3).
To remove the vehicle key from position 'II' press the key fully in
twice, do not press the brake pedal and release.
• Manual Transmission:
To start the engine from this position fully press the clutch pedal
down and press the key fully in (Refer to 'Starting the Engine',
page 5.3).
To remove the vehicle key from position 'II' press the key fully in
twice, do not press the clutch pedal and release.
The key will gently return to position 'I'. Pull the key from the ignition
control. Once in position 'I' after 10 seconds the steering lock will
engage.
If the vehicle key is pressed fully into the ignition control and
released for position 'II', the key must be returned to position 'I' to
start the engine.
4.12
Preventing Unnecessary Battery Drain
If the vehicle key is left in the ignition control (position '0'), some
vehicle circuits will stay ON and unnecessary current will be drawn
from the battery.
Always remove the vehicle key from the ignition control whenever
the ignition is set to OFF.

Stalk Controls

Left Side Stalk
Turn Signals: Press up for a right turn,
press down for a left turn. Returns to the
centre position on completion of a
manoeuvre. Hold against spring pressure to
show a lane change.
Main and Dipped Beam: Pull forwards and
latch for main beam. Pull forwards again and
latch to return to dipped beam. Pull forwards
and release without latching, at any time while
the vehicle key is in the ignition control, to flash main beam ON and
OFF.
Pull forwards and release without latching, when the vehicle key is
removed, to start Homesafe (Refer to 'Homesafe', page 2.12).
Trip Computer: Repeated pressing of the
trip function button (A) moves through the
trip computer displays (Refer to 'Trip
Computer', page 4.15).