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0 a nd G) O ra ng e o r ien tation lin es
The orientation lines change direction with the steering wheel
angle. These lines identify the direction of travel the rear of the
vehic le would be taking, driving in reverse gear with the current
steering whee l angle.
The dynamic orientation lines are provided with markers
G). These
markers are each placed at a distance of approx. 3 ft (1 m) from one
another. Through these markers, the distance to an obstacle can be
estimated.
© R ed lin e
The distance between your rear bumper © and the red line is
approximately 16 inches (40 cm)~ & . Here, at the latest, you
should stop backing up ~
page 179.
© R e a r bump e r
The rear bumper of your vehicle also appears in the MMI Display, for
better orientation .
& WARNING
Please note that objects not touching the ground can appear to be
further away th an they really are (for example, th e bump er of a
parked vehicle, a tr ailer hitch , or t he rear of a truc k). In t his case,
you should not use the guide help lines to measure distance -
danger of accident!
0 Note
In the MM I Display, the direction of travel of the vehicle rear is
show n depending on the steering whee l ang le. The vehicle front
swings out more than the vehic le rear.
[ i ] Tips
• In order for the rear-view camera to function properly, the
camera lens ~
page 170, fig . 191 must be kept clean, and free of
snow and ice. Please follow the additional notes on~
page 183.
• The positions of the orientation lines/ surfaces are displaced up
or down if the parking process is carried out with the rear-view
camera in Adaptive Air Suspension ~
page 21 dynamic or lift mode.
Therefore, the accuracy is reduced. •
Applies to vehicles : with Adva nced Parking System wi th rear view came ra
Parking mode 2
"Parking m ode 2 " can be used as aid w hen (parallel)
parking on the side of the road, for example .
Fig. 200 MMI Display:
Blue surface aligne d
w ith target ed parking
spot _.,
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