BYD SEAL 2023 - Intelligent Speed Limit Control (ISLC)

connection, provided that the system
support
s the recognition of these
signs. It is recommended to use
the function under Wi-Fi or hotspot
connection. You can also use mobile
data on the infotainment system as
long as it is within the monthly data
limit.
WARNING
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T
SR serves as a driver assistance
function only, so the driver must
be fully responsible for driving
safety.
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In󽗊uence of weather, road
conditions, and other factors may
cause TSR to fail or lead to late
alarms.
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Use TSR based on your needs,
tra󽗋c, and road conditions.
Intelligent Speed Limit
Control (ISLC)
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The Intelligent Speed Limit Control
(ISLC) system integrates ACC and
TSR. With the system enabled, if the
vehicle travels faster than the detected
speed limit, a con󽗉rmation prompt is
displayed asking whether to set cruise
speed to that limit. After the driver
con󽗉rms, the system will automatically
set cruise speed to the limit to prevent
speeding. After the driver con󽗉rms (roll
down ② ACC speed control lever), the
system will automatically set cruise
speed to the limit to prevent speeding.
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This function is accessible at the
30-150 km/h speed range.
How to Use
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Enable or disable ISLC in → AD
AS
→ Driving Assist → TSR → ISLC.
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When the TSR system is disabled,
the ISLC switch is grayed out and
unusable. ISLC is turned o󽗈 at this
time. The ISLC switch will be usable
after the TSR system is enabled again.
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ISLC can be activated provided that
ACC is active.
CAUTION
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The Int
elligent SpeedLimit
Control (ISLC) system integrates
the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
and Tra󽗋c Sign Recognition (TSR)
functions. Therefore, ACC and
TSR function precautions should
be followed during use (see the
previous chapter for details).
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ISLC is a driver assistance system,
so the driver must keep control of
the vehicle at all times.
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ISLC performance depends on
weather conditions, lighting, and
tra󽗋c sign visibility. The system
may fail to or incorrectly identify
the sign at night or sunset, in rain,
fog, haze, snow or dust, when
light is coming from the back of
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