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SAFETY
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System availability
Particularly sporty driving of the car, or
driving on the marking line, will prevent
the system from operating correctly.
When the stability and braking systems
(FCW, ESC, ABS) intervene, they prevent
the ABSA system from operating.
Changing lanes without activating the
direction indicator disables the system
for a certain period of time.
The road must also comply with some
characteristics, such as maximum-
minimum width, it must be provided
with a lane clearly delimited by two
demarcation lines and, only in specific
cases and for a limited period of time, by
lane with single demarcation line.
NOTE "lane lines demarcations" mean
the limits with painted lines.
Hands presence on the steering wheel
detection
The system is able to detect the
presence of the driver's hands on the
steering wheel.
if the driver has not yet returned his
or her hands to the steering wheel for a
fewseconds,a dedicatedscreen fig.68
will appear on the instrument panel. No
acoustic warning will be emitted in this
case;
when the system does not detect
the presence of hands on the steering
wheel for a few seconds, a dedicated
screen will appear on the instrument
panel display. A short acoustic warning
will sound in this case;
If the driver continues not to return
his or her hands to the steering wheel,
thisscreenfig.69 willappearon the
instrument panel display. A continuous
acoustic warning will sound in this case;
Important notes
The system does not signal the presence
of fixed object (e.g. safety barriers,
poles, walls, etc.). However, in some
circumstances, the system may activate
in the presence of these objects. This
behaviour is normal and does not
indicate a system malfunction.
The system does not warn the driver
about the presence of cars coming from
the opposite direction, in the adjacent
lanes.
The steering wheel torque is not applied
if the system is unable to detect a
lane or the direction indicator for the
appropriate side has not been switched
on.
Hands on the steering wheel are
detected by a capacitive sensor installed
in it.
RCP (Rear Cross Path detection)
This function helps the driver during
reverse manoeuvres in the case of
reduced visibility.
The RCP function the rear detection
areas on both sides of the car, to detect
objects moving towards the sides of the
car at a minimum speed between about
0.6 mph (1 km/h) and 2 mph (3 km/h) and
objects moving at a maximum speed of
22 mph (35 km/h), as generally happens in
parking areas.
Function activation is signalled to the
driver by means of a visual and acoustic
warning.
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