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DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS
Widget Options
Widgets shown in the driver’s display
are controlled using the right-hand
steering wheel keypad switches. They
can also be viewed in the central
display screen, see page 140.
WARNING: Do not become
distracted by these system options
whilst driving. You could cause an
accident.
Press the
up/down buttons on the
right-hand keypad to view or select
the infotainment widget options in the
driver’s display. Use the button in
left-hand keypad to start voice call or
navigation search functions.
View any displays available for a widget
option by pressing left/right buttons
or
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1.3.1.3 Activating Partial Mode
Partial mode is used when the fuel efficiency of the car is tested. It reduces the energy
consumption of the infotainment system by shutting off certain functions that consumes
more energy, e.g. WiFi, Bluetooth the screen will also be set to the lowest display
brightness, see “1.5.2 Partial Mode” on page 104 for more details.
Simply tap and hold the home button for 5 seconds to activate partial mode. Tapping the
home button will deactivate partial mode and return the driver to the previous view.
Tap Interaction
Tap and Hold
5 seconds
Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3
1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS
swipe the button. Press the
button to select an option.
Press to access any available menu
setting options.
If no other function is active,
buttons are used for volume control.
Performance
Lap Timer
g-Force meter.
Performance gauges.
Downforce gauge.
Track widget.
Recording a lap time.
Recording best lap time.
Saving a session.
Trip Computer
Trip computer A or B.
Odometer.
Instantaneous fuel consumption.
Average fuel consumption.
Average or alternative speed.
Navigation
Recent destinations.
Map view.
My destinations.
Voice search.
Vehicle Health
Tire pressures.
Service due date.
Notifications.
Phone
Media
Access recent calls.
Access favourite contacts.
Voice call.
Radio.
Bluetooth.
Device projection.
My music.
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