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General| Type | Adaptive Cruise Control |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Toyota |
| Function | Automatically adjusts vehicle speed to maintain a safe distance from vehicles ahead |
| Availability | Available on select Toyota models |
| Camera Support | No |
| Stop and Go Capability | No |
| Technology | Laser radar |
| Integration | Integrated with vehicle's electronic control systems |
Mode used on conventional cruise control systems for cruising at fixed speeds.
Uses a laser sensor to detect vehicles and measure distance, with a detection range of about 394 ft.
Diagram showing key interior components like the cruise control switch, sensors, and displays.
Explains how the laser sensor emits, receives, and processes light to determine distance and angle.
Lists necessary tools for adjustment, including Techstream, reflector SST, tape measure, and string.
Outlines checks before starting the procedure, such as tire pressure, compartment load, and sensor cleanliness.
Prepare the workspace and mark the vehicle's centerline and initial reference points.
Use string and measurements to mark points and create arcs for precise calibration on the ground.
Measure sensor height, adjust SST, and position it at the calculated point G for the next step.
Ensure headlight switch is OFF and reflector SST is correctly placed on Point G.
Connect Techstream, configure settings, and verify divergence data against standard values.
Example of checking beam signal, performing adjustments, and mechanical adjustments if needed.
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