Intellibeam™ Automatic Headlamps; Adaptive Cruise Control - Cadillac STS 2008 Customer Convenience/Personalization Manual

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NTELLI EAM™ AUTOMATIC
HEADLAMPS (if equipped)
IntelliBeam™ maximizes forward
night vision by automatically turning
on the high-beam headlamps when
no other vehicle traffic is present,
and switches to low-beam intensity
when the headlamps or taillamps of
other vehicles are detected. The
system uses a digital light sensor on
the rearview mirror to monitor
surrounding traffic conditions. It
operates only when driving over
20 mph (32 km/h).
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Turning On IntelliBeam
1. Press and release the On/Off
button on the inside rearview
mirror. The indicator light on the
mirror will illuminate.
2. Enable the system by rotating the
exterior lamp control switch to
AUTO, with the turn signal/
multifunction lever in its neutral
position.
The High-Beam On light will
illuminate on the instrument panel
cluster when the high-beam
headlights are on.
Turning Off IntelliBeam
• Press the On/Off button on the
inside rearview mirror. The
indicator light will turn off.
• Push or pull the multifunction lever
when IntelliBeam has turned on
the high-beam headlights to turn
off the system. The indicator light
on the inside rearview mirror will
turn off.
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ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL

(if equipped)
Adaptive Cruise Control allows cruise
control to be engaged in moderate
traffic conditions without continually
adjusting the set speed. The system
uses radar to detect a vehicle directly
in your path and applies limited
braking or acceleration to maintain a
selected distance to the vehicle
ahead.
The cruise control switch and buttons
are located on the multifunction lever
on the left side of the steering
column and on the steering wheel.
Adaptive Cruise Control system
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