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Instruments and controls
For more information on how the information is displayed, see chapter 'Master display'.
3.6 CABIN CLIMATE CONTROL
3.6.1 Heating, ventilation and air conditioning
General
The heating, ventilation and air conditioning system consist of a cabin heater, a control
panel, air vents and air outlet openings and an air conditioning system.
Depending on the vehicle series and the selected options it can also be equipped with
rest heat usage and an auxiliary heater with timer.
Of the two variants offered is installed:
– The ATC (Automatic Temperature Control) system.
The ATC system only controls the set cabin temperature. All other settings such as
fan speed, air distribution and air conditioning are manually controlled.
– The CCC (Cabin Climate Control) system.
The CCC system controls the cabin climate. It does so by controlling the set cabin
temperature while also controlling the fan speed, the air distribution and the air
conditioning.
NOTE: The CCC system remembers these settings with exception of
the defrost position after the contact is switched off. With the system on
manual the air conditioning is not started automatically.
Air vents and outlet openings
Air distribution
The heating, ventilation and cooling system is provided with a large number of air vents
and outlet openings for:
– controlling the cabin temperature.
– demisting or defrosting the windscreen and side windows.
The air flow to the air vents and outlet openings located in the dashboard, the footwell
area and the doors is controlled;
– using the air distribution keys 5, 6 and 7 on the Climate Control Panel (CCP).
– automatically using key (8) on the Climate Control Panel (CCP) which switches on
the 'AUTO' mode.
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