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Dashboard Instruments and Controls
On-Board Instrumentation
Overview
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Instrument cluster (page 129)
2
Head Up Display (HUD) (
(page 141)
3
Smart clock (page 186)
4
MIA display (page 157)
5
Comfort display (page 187)
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Responsible Use of Digital
Instrumentation
Driver Distraction
The vehicle is equipped with feature-rich
entertainment and communication
systems that enrich the driving
experience. These systems may include
hands-free mobile phones, multipurpose
audio and navigation systems, and also
other portable electronic devices. If used
improperly, any of these could cause a
distraction.
It is the driver's responsibility to do
everything possible to ensure his own
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safety, that of the passengers on board
and that of other users sharing the road.
Part of this responsibility is to avoid
distractions, including driving activities
that are not directly related to controlling
the vehicle.
A responsible driver should never use
these devices or any vehicle features
that can distract him from the task of
driving safely.
WARNING!
•
Distraction can cause serious
accidents.
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Never use a mobile phone while
driving. Some countries prohibit
mobile phone use by a driver while the
vehicle is moving.
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If the vehicle is in motion, never
program audio system. Program radio
presets only with the vehicle parked.
To make radio use simpler and quicker,
use the programmed presets.
•
With active navigator, set and make
changes to travel itinerary only when
the vehicle is parked.
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While the vehicle is moving, never use
portable computers or personal digital
assistants.
Operational Safety
The electronic systems that equip the
vehicle interact with each other. Their
tampering could cause malfunctions in
other interconnected systems.
Such malfunctions could seriously
endanger the operational safety of the
car and that of the occupants.
Even modifications made to the car, if
carried out incorrectly, can compromise
its operational safety.
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