2002 Saab 9-5 Owner's Manual - Page 80

80 Instruments and controls Calibration If the battery has been disconnected or has died, the system will need to be recalibrated. To start the calibration procedure: 1 Start the engine. 2 Press and simultaneously. Calibration takes about 30 seconds. During this time and for about 3 seconds after the operation has been completed, the number of fault codes (if any) stored in the system will appear in the temperature display on the left. The fault codes themselves will be shown in the temperature display on the right. To program a function or to cancel a programmed function, press and hold in the relevant button until the corresponding symbol has flashed four times on the display and a chime has sounded. Make sure the ignition is ON. Function Text displayed on SID during programming ACC: LO TEMP A/C CTRL ACC: RECIRC ACC: SPEED CTRL ACC: AUTO RDEFR CTRL Text displayed on SID when cancelling program ACC: NORMAL A/C CTRL ACC: RECIRC ACC: NORMAL CTRL ACC: MANUAL RDEFR CTRL Useful tips (Before driving the car to an authorized Saab dealer) • If AUTO is not shown on the display, see "Cancelling the programmed settings (I)" on page 78. • If you suspect that the ACC system is not functioning properly, cancel (delete) all programmed settings and then recalibrate the system. See "Cancelling the programmed settings (I) and (II)", pages 78 and 79, and "Calibration" above. Note that AUTO will show on the display even if you have completed Programming II, but that this does not apply to Programming I. • If the battery has been disconnected or has died, the ACC system will need to be recalibrated. See "Calibration" above. Example: To have the ACC system switch the heating for the rear window and door mirrors ON/OFF automatically, press and hold in until the symbol has flashed four times on the display and a chime has sounded. The display shows: ACC: AUTO RDEFR CTRL Once a function has been recorded under "Programming II", it will remain in the system until you cancel the program. AUTO will still show on the display after a function has been saved in "Programming II".