2011 JAGUAR XJ cruise control

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1\bHeadlamps, turn signals and trip computer
\f\b Manual gear change paddle (\b) down
3\b Instrument panel, warning lamps and
message center and turn by turn navigation
4\b Manual gear change paddle (+) up
5\b Wiper and washers
6\b Start Stop button
7\b Touch screen and controls
8\b Glovebox release
9\b Audio system
10\b Climate control
11\b Windshield heater
1\f\b Rear screen heater
13\b Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) switch
14\b Automatic speed limiter (ASL) switch
15\b Electric Parking Brake (EPB)
16\b Dynamic mode switch
17\b Winter mode switch
18\b Automatic gear change selector
19\b Touch screen on/off switch
\f0\b Heated front seats touch\bscreen switch
\f1\b Touch screen Home menu switch
\f\f\b Hazard warning switch
\f3\b Central unlocking switch
\f4\b Central locking switch
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TV/My video Settings
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Instrument panel menu control
\f6\b Adaptive cruise control gap setting and cruise
control Cancel
\f7\b Cruise control
\f8\b Steering column adjustment
\f9\b Telephone controls
30\b Heated steering wheel
31\b Audio menu control
3\f\b Dimmer control
33\b Rear fog lamps
34\b Trunk release
35\b Rear window isolator
36\b Window controls
37\b Power folding mirror selectors and adjuster
38\b Driving position memory (M) button
39\b Driving position memory store buttons
Overhead panel
40\b Parking aid switch
41\b Sunroof switch
4\f\b Interior lamp switches
43\b Front sunroof blind
44\b Rear sunroof blind
45\b Rear screen sun blind
Driver controls
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Starting and driving
Electric park brake is
applied. Flashing \b EPB
fault. USA only
Electric park brake is
applied. Flashing \b EPB
fault.
Dynamic stability control
fault. Flashes when DSC is
operating
DSC switched off,
Trac DSC on
Airbag faultLow tire pressure
Seat belt reminder
Automatic speed limiter
active
Forward alert active
Adaptive cruise control
active
Braking system fault or
brake fluid low. USA only
Braking system fault or
brake fluid low.
Anti\block braking system
fault. USA only
Anti\block braking system
fault
Engine malfunction
Gearshift interlock
Apply the footbrake then move the selector from the
Park position. Maintain brake pressure until a gear is
selected.
Automatic gear selection
Select Dfor fully automatic gear changes.
Sport mode
This is an automatic gear change mode, however,
change points are modified to make full use of engine
power.
Press the selector down and rotate from Dto Sport.
Manual gear changes
Manual gear change mode is effective when rapid
acceleration and engine braking are required.
• To shift down, briefly pull the left (\b) paddle.
• To shift up, briefly pull the right (+) paddle.
When the paddles are used in D,gear selection will
revert to automatic if use of the paddles is not
maintained. With Sselected, continuous manual
operation is initiated if the paddles are used.
Select Pbefore switching off the engine. However, if
the engine is switched off with Reverse,Drive or
Sport selected, the selector will automatically return
to Pwhile retracting.
Applying
• With the vehicle stationary, lift up the parking brake lever and then release it. The red warning
lamp in the instrument panel will illuminate.Releasing
• With the ignition on, apply the foot brake and press down on the parking brake lever.
• If the vehicle is stationary with the parking brake applied and either Drive orReverse selected,
pressing the accelerator will automatically release
the parking brake.
Electric parking brakeSee page 3, item 1\b
Operating note
If the engine is switched off with Neutral selected,
automatic selection of Pis delayed for \f0 minutes.
DO NOT use this feature to enable towing of the
vehicle. Refer to Vehicle recovery in the Owner’s
Handbook.
To return to automatic operation pull and hold
the right hand paddle for two seconds.
TransmissionSee page 3, items 2, 4and18
Warning lamps\bisplayed on the instrument panel
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Auto headlamps and wipersSee page 3, items1and \b
Starting and driving
MAX
MINMAX
MIN
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1\bWhen lighting control AUTOis selected, side
lamps and headlamps will turn on automatically as
ambient light fades.
With the control in the low beam position, high beam
will activate automatically when ambient light falls
below a pre set level. Vehicle speed must be above
25 mph (40 km/h).
\f, 3, 4\b The headlamps can temporarily illuminate
ahead when you exit the car at night. Rotate the
contol for delay periods of 30, 60 or \f20 seconds.
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Care point
Before entering an automatic car wash, turn the
wipers off to deactivate the rain sensor. Otherwise,
the wipers will operate during the washing process
and may be damaged.
Setting cruise control speed
1\b Press to set cruise control at
the current speed.
\f\b Resumes the set speed after
a cancellation.
3\b Press to decrease set speed
until the desired new speed is
reached.
4\b Press to cancel.
Adaptive cruise control (ACC)
This enhancement uses a front mounted radar to
monitor traffic ahead. ACC can be programmed to
maintain a set gap to the vehicle ahead. If the vehicle
ahead is travelling slower than the set cruise control
speed, your vehicle will automatically slow down and
then maintain the set gap until the road ahead clears.
At that point your vehicle will accelerate to the set
cruise control speed.
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Cruise control override
Cruise control will disengage if the brake pedal is
pressed or when vehicle speed falls below 30 km/h
(\f8 mph).
ACC gap setting
5, 6\bPress to increase or
decrease the set gap to the
vehicle ahead.
4\b Press to cancel ACC and
the set speed.
When ACC is active an
amber warning lamp will
illuminate in the instrument
panel. Set speeds are cleared at ignition off.
Forward alert
An additional feature of ACC, forward alert provides
limited detection of objects in the road ahead. When
necessary it will give an audible warning plus the
visual warning ‘FORWARD ALERT’ in the message
centre. The driver must take appropriate action.
See the Owner’s Handbook for full details.
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Cruise control and forward alertSee page 3, items 26and 27
For automatic wipe activated by the rain sensor,
move the wiper control up to the first position.
Sensitivity can be adjusted.
5\b First stop for auto position.
6\b Rain sensor maximum sensitivity.
7\b Rain sensor minimum sensitivity.
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Driving aids
Automatic speed limiter (ASL)See page 3, items14and 28
Trip computer and message centerSee page 3, items 1, 3and 2\b
ASL allows any speed between \f8 and \f50 mph (30
km/h and 240 km/h) to be set as a maximum speed.
This is useful to ensure any given speed limit is not
exceeded.
Setting a speed
The setting procedure can be made
while the vehicle is stationary.
1. Press the ASL button. An ASL warning lamp illuminates in the
speedometer.
\f. Use the cruise control + and \b controls to set a speed. The
message centre will display the set
speed. Adjustment can be made at
any time to suit variable speed
limits.If ASL is cancelled due to kick down acceleration or
by pressing the cruise control CAN, the message
center will display a ‘LIMITER CANCELLED’
message.
Press the REScontrol to reinstate the ASL set
speed.
Operating note
When negotiating a steep downhill gradient,
vehicle speed may exceed the set speed. The
message center will display a warning. Driver
intervention may be required to reduce speed.
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Text line 1
Text line 2 Press OK
to hide message
Trip computer
Trip computer information can be accessed via the
TRIP button on the end of the lighting control.
Information is displayed in the instrument panel left
side dial.
Press the TRIPbutton repeatedly to display data in
the following order:
• Odometer
• Trip distance since trip reset
• Average speed since start of trip
• Average fuel consumption since trip reset
• Remaining range estimate based on current fuel consumption.
Three trip memories are available via the right sidesteering wheel control. Trip A and B can be reset to
zero with a long press of the TRIPbutton. Auto will
rest to zero after each ignition cycle.
Message center
Messages are displayed within the tachometer dial
and may be accompanied by an icon. If more than
one message is active then each will be displayed in
turn.
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