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if the instrument panel detects good light
conditions (day) the DRL are turned on and the
low beam is turned
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if the instrument panel detects poor light
conditions (night) the DRL are turned and
the low beam is turned on.
When the DRL are set to “Auto” mode, the
corresponding warning light (16,Fig 60) will turn on.
By pressing (2, Fig 38) DRL are turned by
pressing again (2, Fig 38) DRL turn on with
control strategy set to "Manual".
In this case, upon next Key-On, DRL will be again set
to "Auto" mode.
Using the DRL in "Auto" mode in case of poor
light conditions, especially in case of fog or clouds,
could impair safety. In this case Ducati recommends
to manually activate the low beam.
DRL in "Manual" mode – only for version with
DRL
If DRL have been set in "Manual" mode (see page
212), to turn or on the DRL, use ( 2,Fig 38).
When the DRL are set to “Manual” mode, the
corresponding warning light (17,Fig 60) will turn on.
Using the DRL in poor light conditions (dark)
could compromise the riding visibility and dazzle
anyone coming on the opposite lane.
Using the DRL during the day improves
visibility compared to low beam.
Fog lights (if any)
To switch the fog lights
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if DRL are present, press and hold
(2, Fig 38) for a long time;
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if DRL are not present, press (2, Fig 38).
When the fog lights are on, the corresponding
warning light (11, Fig 60)will turn on( Fig 60)
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