Parking Camera - Aston Martin One-77 2010 Owner's Manual

These symptoms are normal and will clear as wheel
spin is eliminated and normal engine power is
restored.
If cruise control is on it will automatically go OFF
when traction control is operating.
During operation, the DSC warning symbol will flash.
The driver may experience a loss in power or
temporary 'misfire' as engine power is reduced.
If traction control cuts in when driving on extended icy
or slippery surfaces, reduce engine power as necessary
until the DSC warning symbol goes OFF.
Traction control is always ON when DSC is ON.
Positive Torque Control (PTC)
ABS and traction control are complemented by the
addition of an engine drag-torque control system -
Positive Torque Control (PTC).On slippery road
surfaces, a downshift or sudden throttle closing can
cause a braking effect at the driven (rear) wheels due
to engine braking. This may cause a loss of traction
between the rear road wheels and the road. PTC
increases engine torque via the engine management
system, to keep the speed of the driven (rear) wheels
within the optimum range.
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Parking Camera

Option
Warning: The parking cameras do not replace
need for total vigilance and caution when parking
or reversing.
When parking or reversing make full use of
rearward vision and all mirrors to be aware of
persons or objects in the vicinity of the vehicle. Take
appropriate measures to protect them from danger.
For reliable operation, the parking camera lenses in
the front and rear bumpers should be kept free from
ice, frost and grime.
When using a high pressure spray the parking
camera lenses should only be sprayed briefly and not
from a distance of less than 200 mm. Do not clean the
camera lenses with abrasive materials.
The front and rear parking cameras (A and B) give a
view of the front or rear of the vehicle as the vehicle is
moved forwards or backwards while parking or
reversing. The cameras operate when the vehicle
speed is at 16 km/h or below (including when the
vehicle is stopped).