Figure 5.1. Control unit for the Cruise Control and Speed Limiter systems on the steering wheel. 1 – Setting and increasing the value of the set speed. 2 – Decreasing the value of the set speed. 3 – Temporarily disabling the Cruise Control and Speed Limiter functions. 4 – Recalling a previously stored vehicle speed value.
Management of QC and OS systems (in a variant design) is carried out using the buttons located on the left side of the steering wheel (Figure 5.1) and using the three-position button on the instrument panel to the left of the steering wheel (Figure 5.2).
Figure 5.2. Three-position control key for the Cruise Control and Speed Limiter systems on the instrument panel. 5 – Turning on "Cruise control". 6 – Turning on "Speed limiter".
In neutral position all systems are inactive.
Enabling the "Speed Limiter" system
Press the top edge of the 6th control button for the Cruise Control and Speed Limiter systems on the instrument panel (Figure 5.2). In the instrument cluster (Figure 5.3) the indicator will light up orange
, the message "LIMIT" and a dotted line will appear on the instrument cluster display, informing you that the "Speed Limiter" is on and that the speed limit value is ready to be saved in the on-board computer's memory.
Figure 5.3. Instrument cluster display
If you press button 1 (+) (Figure 5.1), then the current speed of the vehicle will be entered into memory, and the set speed limit value will appear on the instrument cluster display instead of the dotted line.
The minimum vehicle speed that can be stored in memory is 30 km/h.
Changing the speed limit
You can change the set speed limiter to the value you need by successively pressing:
- button 1 (+) to increase the speed,
- button 2 (-) to decrease the speed.
Exceeding the speed limit
If necessary, you can exceed the speed limit. To do this, press the accelerator pedal sharply and all the way down (overcoming its "resistance").
While driving at a speed exceeding the speed set in the OS, the set vehicle speed limit value flashes on the instrument cluster display.
Caution! When driving down a steep slope, when the OS function does not allow the speed to be limited to the set value, in this case the set speed value flashes on the instrument cluster display, informing you of this.
Putting the system into standby mode
If you press button 3 (Figure 5.1), the "Speed Limiter" mode is temporarily suspended.
In this case, the set speed limit remains in memory and the message "MEMORY" will appear on the instrument cluster display, showing the stored speed.
Retrieving a saved speed limit value
If the speed limit value is stored in the trip computer memory, it can be called up by pressing button 4. In this case, the message "MEMORY" will appear on the instrument cluster display, showing the stored speed.
Disabling the "Speed Limiter" system
If you press the bottom edge of the 5 system control keys (Figure 5.2), the speed limit mode will be cancelled without saving the speed limit value in the trip computer memory. Orange signal light
on the instrument cluster display will go out, indicating that the system has been turned off.
Enabling the "Cruise control" system
Press the lower edge of the 5th control button for the Cruise Control and Speed Limiter systems on the instrument panel (Figure 5.2). In the instrument cluster (Figure 5.3) the indicator will light up green
, and the message "KCRUISE" and a dotted line will appear on the instrument cluster display, informing you that the speed controller is turned on and that the set speed value is ready to be saved in the memory of the vehicle's on-board computer. When moving at a constant speed (not less than 30 km/h) press button 1 (+) (Figure 5.1): The function is activated and the current vehicle speed value is stored in memory. You can change the set speed to the value you need by successively pressing:
- button 1 (+) to increase the speed,
- button 2 (-) to decrease the speed.
The set speed will be displayed on the instrument cluster display instead of the dotted line, and together with the indicator turned on
the speed controller indicator will light up 
.
Driving
After storing the desired speed value in memory and turning on the speed controller, you can release the accelerator pedal.
Exceeding the speed supported by the speed controller
If necessary, you can exceed the set speed by pressing the accelerator pedal.
During the time of driving at a speed higher than the one set in the CC, the vehicle speed maintained by the CC system flashes on the instrument cluster display. Then release the accelerator pedal: after a few seconds, the vehicle automatically returns to the set speed.
Attention! In some cases (for example, on steep slopes, when the gear engaged does not correspond to the speed of movement, there is high resistance to movement, etc.) speed control function is not supported by the system. In this case, the set speed value flashes on the instrument cluster display to inform you of this.
Putting the system into standby mode
The speed controller function goes into standby mode:
- when you press button 3 (see Figure 5.1) temporary shutdown of the system;
- when pressing the brake pedal;
- a few seconds after pressing the clutch pedal (or when shifting the lever to neutral for vehicles with automatic transmission).
In this case, the set speed value remains stored in the on-board computer memory and the message "MEMORY" appears on the instrument cluster display.
The transfer of the speed controller function to standby mode is confirmed by the indicator turning off
.
Recalling the vehicle's set speed from memory
If desired, if road conditions permit (traffic density, road conditions, weather conditions, etc.), you can set a stored speed value. If the vehicle speed is higher than 30 km/h, press button 4 (Figure 5.1). The activation of the CC system is confirmed by the activation of the alarm
.
Note: If the previously set speed is significantly higher than the current speed, the car will begin to accelerate until it reaches the set speed.
Disabling the "Cruise control" system
If you press the top edge of the 6 system control keys (Figure 5.2), the speed control mode will be cancelled without saving the speed value in the trip computer memory. The green indicators on the instrument cluster display turn off to confirm that the function has been disabled.
Caution: Switching the speed controller function to standby mode or disabling it does not result in a rapid reduction in driving speed. to brake, press the brake pedal.