20
"0%": No acceleration
"100%": Maximum acceleration (Approximately1/2of the forward side steering angle)
Forward acceleration amount (FWRD)
0%~100%
Initial value: 0%
(2)
Brake side acceleration amount adjustment
P
r
es
s
“
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(
-
)
”
or
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c(
+
)
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b
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“
BR
A
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,
p
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f
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f
“
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w
ill
b
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,
t
hen
u
s
e
“
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ec
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-
)
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or
“
I
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b
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tt
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n
a
dj
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s
t
t
he
a
cc
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a
t
i
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n
amount.
(Note: In the interface of adjusting the value, return to the initial value"0%" by pressing
“
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ec
(
-
)
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n
d
“
I
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c(
+
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P
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s
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n
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b
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v
a
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s
b
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o
w
t
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v
a
l
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ha
s
b
een
s
et
.
"0%": No acceleration
"100%": Maximum acceleration (Brake side maximum steering angle)
Brake side acceleration amount (BRAK)
0%~100%
Initial value: 0%
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h
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en
di
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g
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et
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b
y
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g
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x
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”
b
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w
i
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e.
4.11
Idle-Up "IDLUP"
Idle up at engine start
Use this function to improve the starting characteristics of the engine by raising the idling speed
when starting the engine of a gas powered car.
Idle-Up rate (RATE)
-50% ~ -1%, 0%, +1% ~ +50%
Initial value: 0%
"-": Brake side
"+": Forward side
Idle-Up "IDLUP"
(1)
E
n
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t
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f
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m
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u
a
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d
u
s
e
“
D
ec
(
-
)
”
or
“
I
n
c(
+
)
”
button to access IDLUP function.
(2)
P
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s
“
E
n
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”
b
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get
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ID
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t
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f
a
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(3)
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.
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s
e
“
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-
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”
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“
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c(
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b
u
tt
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to adjust the value.
(
N
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e:
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s
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,
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a
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v
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;
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w
t
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v
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s
b
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s
et
.
(4)
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b
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w
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