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Advanced Adaptive Cruise Control
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●Decreasing the set vehicle speed
TUsing the RES/SET switch
• Push to the “SET/-” side briefly.
Every time the switch is pushed, the set
vehicle speed will decrease in decrements
of 1 mph (1 km/h).
• Push to the “SET/-” side continuously.
While the switch is being pushed, the set
vehicle speed will decrease in decrements
of 5 mph (5 km/h).
When operating the switch, the set vehicle
speed changes on the combination meter dis-
play.
TUsing the brake pedal
1. Depress the brake pedal to decrease the vehicle speed.
Adaptive Cruise Control will be canceled and (Adaptive Cruise Control indicator)
changes from green to white.
2. When the desired speed is reached, press the RES/SET switch to the “SET/-” side.
The speed at the time of pressing the switch will be set as the new set vehicle speed, and
it appears on the combination meter display.
CAUTION
• When the vehicle is following the lead vehicle, the actual vehicle speed is
controlled according to the lead vehicle. Therefore, if the RES/SET switch is
pressed to the “RES/+” side and set to a speed higher than the speed of the
lead vehicle, the vehicle will not accelerate; it will maintain a safe following
distance as the first priority. However, because doing so changed the set
vehicle speed, when the lead vehicle is no longer detected (for example, if
you change to a freeway lane with no vehicles in front), the vehicle will accel-
erate to that new set vehicle speed. Change the set vehicle speed while
briefly checking the value shown in the set vehicle speed display on the com-
bination meter display.
• When the accelerator pedal is depressed with Adaptive Cruise Control on,
automatic braking control and warnings by Adaptive Cruise Control will not
occur. However, if there is a high risk of collision with an obstacle in front of
the vehicle at this time, the warning and braking control of Pre-Collision Brak-
ing System may activate.
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