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– Worn-out windscreen wipers.
– Multiple or poorly recognisable lane markings.
– Driving in narrow curves.
– Road partly covered with for example snow, sand or gravel.
– Reflections caused by standing water.
– Reflections caused by road repairs.
– Wheel tracks on wet roads.
If this warning indicator is visible on the instrument panel, LDWS cannot
detect any lines or the camera is blocked or the LDWS switch was
operated to disable or a malfunction is detected.
NOTE: A briefly shown pop-up screen on the master display notifies these
causes.
8.11 PREDICTIVE CRUISE CONTROL (PCC)
8.11.1 Predictive Cruise Control (PCC)
Introduction
Predictive Cruise Control (PCC) is an addition to the cruise control.
With the aid of GPS and an electronic road map PCC, is able to interpret the
topography of the road ahead.
Using that information, PCC constantly recalculates the set cruise control speed and in
some cases even the downhill speed control set speed. PCC is able to control the CC
set speed within the preselected settings.
When the vehicle is equipped with an automated gearbox, PCC also influences shifting
behaviour and the EcoRoll function.
All of this optimises drivability and reduces fuel consumption.
NOTE: In case of bad GPS signal reception or while driving on not-mapped
roads, the icon, as shown in this example master display screen, is
displayed.
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