2017 FIAT FIORINO trip computer

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The presence and position of controls, instruments and indicators may vary according to the versions.
1. Vent for directing air to the side windows – 2. Adjustable air vent – 3. Left-hand stalk: exterior lights – 4. Instrument panel
and warning lights – 5. Right-hand stalk: front and rear windscreen wipers, trip computer – 6. Radio (for versions/markets,
where applicable) – 7. Emergency light switch, heated rear window switch, ASR/Traction Plus on/off switch (for versions/
markets, where provided), rear swing door lock button (for versions/markets, where provided), Start&Stop off switch (for
versions/markets, where provided) – 8. Passenger's air bag (for versions/markets, where provided) – 9. Glove box/oddment tray
(for versions/markets, where provided) – 10. Adjustable air vents – 11. Heating/ventilation/climate control system controls –
12. Glove compartment – 13. Ignition switch – 14. Driver's air bag – 15. Bonnet opening lever – 16. Controls display: fog
light/rear fog light/head light alignment adjustment/display
fig. 1F0T0070
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- a confirmation request message will appear on the
display;
- press the
orbuttons to select (YES) (to
confirm activation/deactivation) or (no) (to cancel
activation/deactivation);
- press theSET
button briefly: a message
confirming the selection will be displayed and you will
return to the menu screen or, pressing the button
for longer, you will return to the standard screen
without saving.
MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY
The vehicle may be equipped with a multifunction
display that gives the driver useful information
depending on the previous settings.
STANDARD SCREEN
The standard screen shows the following information
fig. 19:
ADate
BMilometer (distance covered in km or miles).
CTime.
DOutside temperature (for versions/markets, where
provided) (for Natural Power and Comfort-Matic
versions with outside temperature sensor, the
display is in the Trip Menu, see "Trip Computer").
EHeadlamp alignment position (only with dipped
headlamps on).
fig. 19F0T0421
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Trip B On/Off (Trip B data)
This function can be used to activate (On) or
deactivate (Off ) the Trip B display (partial trip).
For more information see the "Trip computer"
paragraph.
Proceed as follows to switch the function on/off:
- briefly press theSET
button to make the
display flash (On) or (Off ) according to what was
previously set;
- press button
orto select;
- press theSET
button briefly to go back to the
menu screen or hold the button down to go back
to the standard screen without saving.
Setting the clock (Set time)
This function allows the adjustment of the clock
through two submenus: Time and Format.
To carry out the adjustment, proceed as follows:
- press theSET
button briefly and the two
submenus "Time" and "Format" will be displayed;
- press the
orbutton to switch between the
two submenus;
- once you have selected a submenu, pressSET
briefly;
- when you select "Time", pressing theSET
button briefly makes the "hours" flash on the
display;
- press the
orbutton to adjust;- press theSET
button briefly: "minutes" starts
flashing on the display;
- press the
orbutton to adjust;
When you select "Format": briefly pressing theSET
button makes the display mode flash on the
display;
- press button
orto select "24h" or "12h"
mode.
When you have made the required settings, press the
SET
button briefly to go back to the submenu
screen or hold the button down to go back to
the main menu screen without saving.
- press theSET
button again to return to the
standard screen or to the main menu according
to where you are in the menu.
Setting the date (Set Date)
This function allows updating of the date (day -
month - year).
Proceed as follows to update:
- press theSET
button briefly: "day" (dd) starts
flashing on the display;
- press the
orbutton to adjust;
- press theSET
button briefly: "month" starts
flashing on the display (mm);
- press the
orbutton to adjust;
- press theSET
button briefly: "year" starts
flashing on the display (yyyy);
- press the
orbutton to adjust.
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press buttonsorto select (Yes)
(confirming activation/deactivation) or (No) (to
abort);
press the SETbutton button briefly: a message
confirming the selection will be displayed and you
will return to the menu screen or, pressing the
button for longer, you will return to the standard
screen without saving.
Exit Menu
This is the last function that closes the cycle of
settings listed in the menu screen.
Pressing theSET
button briefly will return the
display to the standard screen without storing.
Press button
to return to the first menu item on
the display (Speed Beep).
TRIP COMPUTER
General features
The Trip computer is used to display information on
vehicle operation when the ignition key is turned
to MAR. This function allows you to define two
separate trips, called "Trip A" and "Trip B", for
monitoring the "complete mission" (journey) of the
vehicle in a reciprocally independent manner. Both
functions can be reset (start of a new journey).
“Trip A” is used to display the values relating to:
Outside temperature (for Natural Power vehicles
equipped with temperature sensor)
Range
Distance travelled
Average consumption
Current consumption
Average speed
Travel time (driving time).
"Trip B", available on multifunction display only, is
used to display the values relating to:
Distance travelled B
Average consumption B
Average speed B
Travel time B (driving time).
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“Trip B” may be disabled (see “Activating
Trip B”). “Range” and “Instant
consumption" parameters cannot be
reset .
Values displayed
Range (for versions/markets where provided)
This value shows the distance that the car can still
cover before needing fuel, assuming that driving style
is unvaried. “----”will appear on the display in
the following cases:
range is lower than 50 km (or 30 mi)
vehicle is left parked with the engine running for a
long time.
IMPORTANT The range can be affected by several
factors: driving style (see “Driving style” in the
“Starting and driving” section), type of route
(motorway, towns and cities, mountain roads, etc.),
conditions of use (load, tyre pressures, etc.). Trip
planning must therefore take the above into account.
Distance travelled
This value shows the distance covered from the start
of the new journey.
Average consumption
This value shows the approximate average fuel
consumption from the start of the new journey.Current consumption
This value shows the fuel consumption. The value is
constantly updated. The message “----” will appear
on the display if the vehicle is parked with the engine
running.
Average speed
Shows the average speed of the vehicle by using the
overall time elapsed since the start of a new journey.
Journey time
Time elapsed since the start of the new journey.
IMPORTANT If there is no information, the Trip
computer displays "----" in place of the value. When
normal operating conditions are restored, the
counting of the various values is resumed, without
either zeroing the values displayed prior to the
problem, or starting a new journey.
Control TRIP button
The TRIP button is located at the end of the right
stalk fig. 22. With the ignition key turned to
MAR-ON, this button allows you to view the
previously described values and also zero them to
begin a new journey:
press briefly to display the different values;
long push to reset and then start a new journey.
This begins after a reset:
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Rear light clusters (changing
a bulb)......................................... 172
Rear power socket ..................... 63
Rear side windows ..................... 66
Rear window washer ................. 55
Rear window wiper .................... 55
Rear-view mirrors
– Interior rear-view mirror..... 44
– Wing mirrors ......................... 44
Refuelling...................................... 240
Refuelling the vehicle ................ 102
Replacing the battery ................ 204
Replacing the rear window
wiper blade................................ 210
Replacing the windscreen
wiper blades .............................. 209
Rev counter.................................. 16
Right-hand indicator
warning light.............................. 153
Rim Protector............................. 226
Rims and tyres ............................ 224
Roof rack/ski rack ....................... 78
Roof rails....................................... 79
Rubber lines ................................ 208
Saving fuel .................................... 137
Scheduled Servicing Plan .......... 191
Seat belt reminder ..................... 147Seat belts
– Use .......................................... 107
Seats
– Accessing front seats............ 38
– Foldaway passenger seat...... 37
– Front seats .............................. 36
Setup menu .................................. 20
Side bags ...................................... 128
– Side Bags ................................ 128
Side lights - tail lights ................. 53
Side lights - tail lights
(changing a bulb) ...................... 170
Side lights/tail lights ................... 170
– Warning light ......................... 153
Side/tail lights warning light ..... 153
Sliding side doors ........................ 67
Snow chains................................. 140
Snow tyres................................... 135
Spare wheel ................................. 224
Speed block .................................. 93
Speedometer ............................... 16
Spray nozzles .............................. 210
Start&Stop system...................... 96
Starting procedure for
diesel versions .......................... 133Starting procedure for
petrol versions ......................... 132
Starting the engine .................... 132
Steering lock ................................ 15
Steering System .......................... 223
Steering wheel ............................. 43
Stopping the engine ................... 134
Storage compartment................ 62
Sun visors ..................................... 65
Suspension ................................... 223
Symbols ......................................... 8
Tail lights/rear fog light
(changing a bulb) ...................... 172
Third brake lights ....................... 174
Third brake lights (changing
a bulb)......................................... 174
Tool bag ....................................... 158
Towing the vehicle ..................... 187
Towing trailers ............................ 139
Traction Plus system .................. 91
Transmission ............................... 136
Trip Computer ............................ 33
Tyres ............................................. 224
Useful advice for extending
the life of your battery ........... 206
VIN plate...................................... 216
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