Navigon 10000250 User Manual - Page 96

Optical parking system OPS, Reversing, assistance

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User's manual maps + more 11.2 Optical parking system (OPS), Reversing assistance Note: Reversing assistance is available only when the corresponding reversing sensors are fitted to the vehicle. Note: Information about reversing assistance can also be found in the user manual issued for your vehicle, section "OPS" or "Optical parking system". Reversing assistance gives you assurance when driving backwards, particularly when parking. It indicates the distance and the position of obstacles behind the vehicle. Parking assistance is activated as soon as you engage the reverse gear. The space behind the vehicle is divided into three zones. When you approach an obstacle while reversing, the distance to each of the reversing sensors is inndicated visually by yellow bars. As soon as you get very close to the obstacle, the bars turn red. At the same time an audible warning is given as soon as the first coloured bar appears. The audible warning comprises a sequence of high-pitch tones. The closer the obstacle, the faster the sequence of tones. When the first red bar appears, you will hear a continuous tone. ► Tap on the screen to hide the reversing assistance. Caution! It is possible that the distance from very narrow, pointed or very low obstacles will not be correctly indicated. Similarly it is possible that high obstacles such as branches will not be detected. Use of the reversing assistance does not release the driver from his duty to exercise all due care. - 96 - Car Info

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11.2
Optical parking system (OPS), Reversing
assistance
Note:
Reversing assistance is available only when the corresponding
reversing sensors are fitted to the vehicle.
Note:
Information about reversing assistance can also be found in the
user manual issued for your vehicle, section "OPS" or "Optical parking
system".
Reversing assistance gives you assurance when driving backwards,
particularly when parking. It indicates the distance and the position of
obstacles behind the vehicle.
Parking assistance is activated as soon as you engage the reverse
gear. The space behind the vehicle is divided into three zones.
When you approach an obstacle while reversing, the distance to each
of the reversing sensors is inndicated visually by yellow bars. As soon
as you get very close to the obstacle, the bars turn red.
At the same time an audible warning is given as soon as the first
coloured bar appears. The audible warning comprises a sequence of
high-pitch tones. The closer the obstacle, the faster the sequence of
tones. When the first red bar appears, you will hear a continuous tone.
Tap on the screen to hide the reversing assistance.
Caution!
It is possible that the distance from very narrow, pointed or
very low obstacles will not be correctly indicated. Similarly it is possible
that high obstacles such as branches will not be detected. Use of the
reversing assistance does not release the driver from his duty to
exercise all due care.