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temporarily turned off, and the system may
not issue a warning (if equipped with a front
camera).
This function will not be enabled at
low vehicle speed, so the system will
not intervene and brake when the vehicle
approaches the preceding vehicle or
pedestrian at low speed, for example, when
parking. For example, when parking.
Enabling function
On the multimedia display screen, click Set
up → Auxiliary Driving → AEB in turn, and
the automatic emergency braking and front
collision warning functions can be enabled
or disabled in this interface.
On the multimedia display screen, click Set
up → Auxiliary Driving → AEB in turn, and
the alarm sensitivity can be set in this
interface. The alarm sensitivity will
memorize the driver's selection, and it is
unnecessary to select each time when
getting on the vehicle.
The alarm sensitivity is divided into three
levels: early, moderate and late.
Early sensitivity: it indicates that the alarm
distance is far and the alarm time is
relatively early.
Moderate sensitivity: it indicates that the
alarm distance is moderate, and the alarm
time is between low and high.
Late sensitivity: it indicates that the alarm
distance is close and the alarm time is
relatively late.
If the driver thinks the alarm is too frequent,
a lower sensitivity can be selected to reduce
the total alarms.
Functions
When a danger is judged by the system, the
system will assist the driver in the following
ways:
• Safe distance alarm
The safe distance alarm works in a non-
emergency situation. When the vehicle
speed reaches 65 km/h or above, it
reminds the driver that the following
distance is too small, and the driver
should adjust the driving behavior and
keep a proper distance.
• Front collision warning
When the vehicle speed reaches 30 km/h
or above, the system thinks there is a
potential collision risk, and will remind the
driver of the potential collision risk
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