2002 Saab 9-3 Owner's Manual - Page 71

Instruments and controls Calculation of arrival time and average speed The settings must be made before the journey is started. Calculation of arrival time: 1 Select DIST using the button. 2 Hold SET until display starts flashing. 3 Set the destination distance using or 71 Using DIST as a trip meter If no value has been set for the DIST function, DIST will now function as a trip meter (indicated by an arrow on the far right of the display). Press CLR to reset the trip meter. Under 1000 miles the distance will be shown in increments of 0.1 miles, there-after, the reading will change in increments of 1.0 miles. Metric units: for just under a kilometer, the distance will be shown in increments of 10 meters, there-after, the reading will change in increments of 100 meters. When DIST is functioning as a trip meter, the ARRIV function will display the current time. To calculate the arrival time if a specified average speed is maintained 1 Select DIST using the button. 2 Hold the SET button for two seconds. 3 Set the distance to be covered using or . 4 Press SET to store settings. 5 Press to select SPD Ø. 6 Hold the SET button for two seconds. 7 Set the average speed you intend to drive at using or . 8 Press SET to display the estimated arrival time. At the beginning of a journey, the SPD Ø and ARRIV functions will display current values. If values are set during the journey, the new values will be displayed after a delay of about 10 seconds. . 4 Press SET to store settings. When ARRIV is selected during the journey, the arrival time based on the average speed over the past 20 minutes will be displayed. The trip computer will include any stops in the calculation of the estimated time of arrival. Press DIST and the distance remaining to the destination will be displayed in the same way. After the distance to destination has decreased to zero, the DIST will function as a trip meter (see "Using DIST as a trip meter"). The starting value for the trip meter will be the last distance set in the DIST function. Example: The DIST setting was 100 miles. Once 100 miles (160 km) has been covered, the DIST will start to function as a trip meter, the initial reading of which will be 100 miles (160 km).