7. XPILOT Driving
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Warning
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Enabling the intelligent parking assist system at a
narrow place will restrict the sensors' ability to detect
the obstacle positions precisely, which will increase
the risk of damage to the vehicle or surrounding
objects.
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The obstacles at the height of or above the exterior
rear-view mirror cannot be detected completely and
effectively, so it is necessary to keep observing the
environment and make sure it is safe and appropriate
during parking.
Restrictions and Errors
The intelligent parking assist may not function as expected
when:
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The vehicle is on a slope.
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Poor lighting conditions or poor visibility (due to heavy
rain, heavy snow, dense fog, etc.)
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Curbs are not made of stone, or are undetectable, and
if parked improperly, the vehicle's tires and rims can be
damaged by the curb.
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One or more ultrasonic sensors, surround view cameras
are defaced or obstructed (e.g. sludge or snow and ice).
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Weather conditions (heavy rain, snow, fog, extremely hot
or cold temperatures) interfere with the sensor operation.
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Radars are restricted (For radar restrictions, Refer to Page
115.)
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Cameras are restricted (For camera restrictions, Refer to
Page 117.).
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Uneven road surface, or pits or bulges in the parking
space.
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The intelligent parking assist system does not always
recognize all parking spaces, e.g., parking markings are
blurred, broken, confusing or covered.
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The intelligent parking assist system may incorrectly
identify parking spaces, such as gaps between objects
such as flower beds and trees.
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Interference lines near the parking space, such as old
parking space line marks that have not been completely
removed, tire marks, no parking markings, etc.
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The sensor cannot recognize road surfaces where height
differences exist, so do not use it at locations such as cliff
edges, high platforms, or sidewalks facing the street.
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The sensors have a limited ability and range to recognize
obstacle and they cannot recognize obstacles that are
overhanging, low objects (such as parking lock, limit
pole)smaller in size, and smaller in width. When there is
a similar object in the parking environment, be sure to
watch for it and be prepared to step in and take over the
vehicle at any time to avoid a collision.
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The system may not recognize and support parking
spaces in corners of walls or corners of streets.
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