SAFETY
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Do not cover the side rear bumper
area fig. 165 where the radar sensors
are located with any object (e.g.
adhesives, bike rack, etc.).
Rear view
The system detects vehicles coming
from the rear part of the vehicle on both
sides and entering the rear detection
area fig. 166 with a difference in speed
of less than 50 km/h with respect to
your vehicle.
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Overtaking vehicles
If another vehicle is overtaken slowly
fig. 167 (with a difference in speed
of less than about 25 km/h), the
warning light on the door mirror of the
corresponding side lights up.
If the difference in speed between the
two vehicles is greater than about
25 km/h, the warning light does not
light up.
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RCP (Rear Cross Path detection)
function
This system helps the driver during
reverse manoeuvres.
The RCP system detects objects
moving towards both rear sides of the
vehicle at a speed of between 5 km/h
and 60 km/h, as is generally the case in
parking lots fig. 168.
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The system activation is signalled to
the driver by means of a visual and
acoustic warning.
WARNING If the detection field of
sensors are covered by objects or
vehicles, the system will not warn the
driver.
BSA operation method
The system can be
activated/deactivated by operating
on the display Menu, or via the
Uconnect™ system (for further
information see the dedicated
supplement).
To turn the system on/off using the
display menu, access the Setup Menu
by pressing the MODE button on the
dashboard and scroll through the list
of settings using the or
buttons. Select "Blind Spot". The
available methods are:
OFF
DISPLAY
SOUND & DISPLAY
Blind Spot Assist "Visual" mode
When this mode is active, the BSA
system sends a visual warning to the
respective door mirror on the side of
the detected obstacle.
However, when the RCP function is
on, the system produces acoustic
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