Driving your vehicle
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LFA system operation
To use the Lane Following Assist two
steps are necessary:
(1) the LFA System has to be
enabled, and
(2) the SCC Function has to be acti-
vated
With the POWER button [ON], select
or release the setting from "User set-
ting Driver assist Driving assist
LFA (Lane Following Assist)".
Select the LFA system in the user
setting of the instrument panel.
The LFA system status is remem-
bered by the system and therefore
does not need to be enabled again
for each new journey.
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• Depending on your surround-
ings and road conditions, the
LFA system could fail to rec-
ognize the lane and stop work-
ing. In turn, extra caution is
required whilst driving with
the LFA system on.
• Be sure to check the non-
operating conditions and cau-
tions for the driver before
using the LFA system.
• Do not place reflective materi-
als such as white paper or
mirror on the crash pad.
Sunlight reflections can cause
a malfunction in the LFA sys-
tem.
• Too big sound from the sound
system can interrupt the
alarming sound from the LFA
system.
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• Keeping your hands off the
wheel whilst driving will trig-
ger the hands-off warning and
deactivate the steering-assist
system. Put your hands back
on the wheel, then the steer-
ing-assist system will be re-
activated.
• When driving at a high speed,
the steering assist force can
become weak and the vehicle
can drive out of its lane. Extra
caution is required, and com-
ply with the speed limit.
• Attaching an object to the
steering wheel could deter
steering assistance.
• Attaching an object to the
steering wheel could deter the
hands-off alarming system.
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