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General| Radar | Yes |
|---|---|
| Camera | Yes |
| Features | Collision Mitigation, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Departure Warning |
| Braking | Automatic Emergency Braking |
| Integration | Integrated |
| Power Supply | 24V |
Provides general safety information and driver responsibilities for the system's operation.
Explains the importance of understanding audible alerts and visual indicators provided by the system.
Describes the most severe alert indicating a likely collision and the system's braking action.
Provides audible and visual alerts when the distance to the vehicle ahead is too short.
Alerts when approaching a detected, sizable, stationary object in the lane.
Automatically applies brakes to assist with collisions with stationary vehicles in the lane.
Warns when the system uses foundation brakes excessively, risking brake fade.
Warns if the vehicle is not tracking in the intended roadway path.
Warns if vehicle speed exceeds posted legal limits.
Emphasizes maintaining an ABS system for optimal Wingman Fusion braking.
Highlights the need for properly maintained foundation brakes for braking performance.
Explains how system problems are indicated and how service affects functionality.
Advises regular visual inspection of the radar for obstructions and damage.
Details actions if radar is damaged, misaligned, or tampered with, and system indicators.
Describes the camera mounting and the need to keep it clear of obstructions.
Lists the main alerts and actions provided by the system.
Explains the Active Cruise with Braking (ACB) feature as an upgrade to ordinary cruise control.
Mentions the system provides audible and visual alerts.
Describes the Stationary Vehicle Braking (SVB) for reacting to stationary vehicles.
Explains how system information is displayed via dashboard or DIU.
Details the steps to activate the Active Cruise with Braking feature.
Explains the dashboard icon indicating system activity and potential intervention.
Describes how to set and adjust the cruise control speed.
Defines following distance as the time gap between vehicles.
Explains how the collision mitigation feature operates and driver action required.
Describes how the vehicle manages foundation braking across different systems.
Illustrates system indications and actions for various driving situations.
Details system response to stationary objects and vehicles in the lane.
Details system response to moving vehicles ahead and driver actions.
Explains system indications and actions related to lane departure.
Details system indications and actions for overspeed alerts.
Describes system response to vehicles when cruise control is active.
Warns against using cruise control on downhill grades due to brake overuse risk.
Shows examples of driving scenarios that can challenge system performance.
Driver's action to apply brakes during a collision mitigation event.
Driver's aggressive acceleration overrides system during collision mitigation.
Applying brakes cancels cruise control.
Accelerator use overrides cruise control temporarily.
Activating cruise control enables ACB feature.
Deactivating cruise control turns off ACB but keeps mitigation active.
Setting speed activates ACB and distance maintenance.
Lists the six primary alerts: IA, FDA, SOA, SVB, LDW, and OA.
Describes the most severe alert indicating a likely collision and the system's braking action.
Provides audible and visual alerts when the distance to the vehicle ahead is too short.
Alerts when approaching a detected, sizable, stationary object in the lane.
Automatically applies brakes to assist with collisions with stationary vehicles in the lane.
Warns if the vehicle is not tracking in the intended roadway path.
Warns if vehicle speed exceeds posted legal limits.
Warns when the system uses foundation brakes excessively, risking brake fade.
Explains how diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) are set and alerted.
Discusses the possibility of false alerts and factors contributing to them.
Explains how to adjust the audible alert volume.
Describes how to temporarily disable LDW to avoid false alerts.
Explains how the LDW switch can be used for event video capture.
Describes system behavior when no forward vehicles are detected.
Details system alerts for stationary objects and potential radar impairments.
Explains limitations in recognizing certain types of vehicles.
Clarifies that the system does not warn or react to these types of objects.
Emphasizes driver action to apply brakes before system intervention.
Advises anticipating slower vehicles and applying brakes early.
Covers maintenance requirements for foundation brakes and ABS.
Emphasizes maintaining foundation brakes for optimal braking performance.
Stresses the need for a properly maintained ABS system for optimal braking.
Explains system problem indication, DTCs, and when to service the system.
Confirms automatic brake interventions are ready above 15mph/24kph.
Confirms alerts are available above their minimum speeds, regardless of cruise control.
Explains how alerts signify proximity, lane departure, or overspeeding.
Confirms detection of stationary vehicles and objects, and conditions for braking intervention.
Advises against aftermarket guards as they can impair radar operation.
Lists specific service data sheets for system components.
