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The FTCA function is a driving assistance function, which cannot replace direct visual observation. Even
if equipped with the FTCA function, the driver should still take the initiative to observe the road
conditions when driving vehicle to avoid accidents. The driver should not only rely on the FTCA function
to remind himself/herself that there are crossing vehicles ahead. Many external factors will reduce the
performance of the FTCA function .
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When the surrounding environment is noisy, such as too noisy outside the car, the alarm may not be
heard.
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The FTCA function cannot respond to the target in the blind spot of the sensor, and the FTCA cannot
detect the following vehicle through obstacles or parked vehicle.
One of the following conditions may cause failed radar identification and poor FCTA performance,including
but not limited to:
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The radar is misaligned, shielded or covered with soil,ice and snow, metal plates, tapes, labels,leaves
etc;
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The radar or its surrounding area is impacted due to a collision or scratch;
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The radar performance may be affected under extreme weather conditions such as rain, snow, fog ,
haze and so on;
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False alarms may be given for some metal protective fences, tree lawns and cement walls in a certain
circumstance as the radar is limited to identify targets.
Rear Cross Traffic Alarm (RCTA)
The Cross Traffic Alert is used to monitor the vehicles that may cross the reversing path of your vehicle
when reversing. When it is detected that a vehicle enters the blind spot, resulting in a risk of collision, the
warning light of the corresponding exterior rear-view mirror will flash and an audible alarm be given.
Meanwhile, the instrument panel displays the warning information to alert you, so as to reduce the risk of
collision.
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