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Driving
It even makes it possible to improve driving performance by giving feedback on topics
like anticipation, the use of the vehicle brake functions, gear shifting, hill driving (PCC
use) and fuel consumption.
The DPA is displayed on the master
display of the DIP-5 via the screen
'ECO performance'. This screen is
selected and activated using the Menu
Control Switch (MCS). See sections
'Master display' and 'Menu Control
Switch' in the chapter 'Master display'.
Once selected, the display shows a
number of graphs. These graphs, for
example 'Anticipation' and 'Efficient
wear', show the actual score as a
percentage.
This score is measured during what are
called events.
If an event is registered, the system provides feedback by showing a number of check
marks. These check marks are shown in the graphs followed by a screen message.
The number of check marks and the text of the screen message depend on how well
the actions were performed.
The average of these scores, combined with a score on how efficient the cruise control
is used, is shown as a percentage in the top graph marked 'Total'. The figures of this
top graph are also shown in the bottom of the master display when the DPA screen is
not activated via the MCS.
The bottom graph shows the 'Average fuel' consumption. This figure is not used to
calculate the score on the top graph. It is possible to add a target value to the fuel
consumption graph. This target is set in the menu 'Eco settings', which can be selected
using the MCS.
The feedback given on the 'Average fuel' consumption graph consists of a colour
change of the graph. Green when the average is below and red when the average is
over target.
ECO performance
35.0 l/100km
Tota l
75%
80%
Anticipation
Average fuel
Efficient
braking
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