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IMPORTANT The system can only
be switched on when the car speed
ranges from 30 to 160 km/h and is
automatically switched off by press-
ing the brake pedal. If the car speed
falls below 30 km/h when the system
is on, a buzzer and a visual indication
warn the driver to take control of car
speed again. When the car speed ex-
ceeds 160 km/h after a slight acceler-
ation ("override" mode), a buzzer and
a visual indication will warn the dri-
ver that the system is off.
IMPORTANT The Radar Cruise
Control cannot be activated when the
driver has switched the ASR system
off.
As long as the car speed exceeds
160 km/h, one of the following indi-
cations will warn the driver that the
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max. speed limit controlled by the
system is exceeded.
If the road in front of car fitted
with Radar Cruise Control is free.
If a vehicle is detected in front of
the car fitted with Radar Cruise
Control.
The Radar Cruise Control
must only be used when
the road and traffic condi-
tions allow to keep a constant
speed in total safety for an ade-
quately long time.
CONTROLS (fig. 144)
The Radar Cruise Control is oper-
ated by three controls, as well as by
the accelerator (to increase speed)
and the brake pedal (to switch the
system off).
Controls are as follows:
– ring A to switch the system on/off
and to set the distance from the
vehicle ahead, depending on its
speed
– ring B to increase/decrease the
set speed
– button C to restore the stored
speed.
fig. 144
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