light MAZDA CX90 2024 Owners Manual

Charging indicator
The charging indicator indicates the charging status by turning
on/flashing the light.
For the charging indicator illumination/flash pattern, refer to [Charging].
Charging port lid
The charging port lid is locked/unlocke d in conjunction with the door locking/
unlocking mechanism.
When unlocking the driver’s door, the charging port lid is unlocked. When locking
the driver’s door, the charging port lid is locked.
However, if the driver’s door is unlocked using the auxiliary key, the charging port lid
is not unlocked.
NOTE
When the driver's door is locked using an y of the following functions, the charging
port lid is also locked at the same time.
Vehicle speed sensing auto door lock functionAuto re-lock function
Charge port
The charge port is the part used for connecting to the charge connector of the
charge cable. It is used for charging.
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How to Perform Charging
It can be charged with a maximum of
7.2 kW of power.
When charging is started after the high
voltage battery warning indication/
warning light turns on, the time until
fully charged is as follows.
(7.2 kW normal charging)
About 2.5 hours
For charging, the charging timer
function can be used to charge
automatically from start to finish. For
details on use, refer to [Charging
Settings].
NOTE
Installation of charging equipment is
required for 7.2 kW normal charging.
Consult an Authorized Mazda Dealer
for details.
If a power outage occurs while
charging, remove the charge plug
and the charge connector and start
charging from the beginning again.
Make sure that no water has
accumulated in the charge connector
and the charging port before
charging. If any foreign matter enters
the charge connector or the charging
port, do not start charging and
consult an Authorized Mazda Dealer.
1. Switch the vehicle power OFF.
2.
3. Open the charging port cap.
4. Connect the charge plug to the outlet.
5. Connect the charge connector to the charging port.
Charging starts after connection is
completed.
NOTE
When the charging timer is set,
charging does not start even if the
charge connector is connected.
When you prefer to start charging
immediately, use the charging timer
cancellation function.
Make sure to lock all the doors
before leaving the vehicle while
charging.
6. When charging is finished, unlock the door to unlock the charge
connector.
7. Remove the charge connector.
8. Close the charging port cap.
9. Close the charging port lid.
10.Disconnect the charge plug.
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Immediately after switching to
daylight savings, charging may occur
at the charging timer time set before
the switch to daylight savings until
the vehicle power is switched ON.
Edit
Function Available setting
changes
Start Time
Select the desired charging
start time. Time
(10-minute inter- vals)
End Time
Select the desired charging
end time. Time
(10-minute inter- vals)
Repeat
Select the day(s) of the
week to repeat. Monday
― Sun-
day
Charge Limit
Select the desired charge
limit method. According to Bat-
tery Charge Level, According to Esti- mated Range
Battery Charge Level
*1
Select the desired maxi-
mum charge level. 100%
― 20%
(9 levels)
Estimated Range
*2
Select the desired estimat-
ed range. In 10 km (10 mi)
increments
*1 Can be changed when According to Battery
Charge Level is selected for Charge Limit.
Use when you want to charge only the
amount of charging you need. This helps you
save power and prevent high voltage battery
deterioration.
*2 Can be changed when According toEstimated Range is selected for Charge
Limit.
Use when you want to charge according to
your planned driving distance.
The distance-to-full discharge changes
depending on the driving conditions and
surrounding environment. Check the actual
remaining distance-to-full discharge.
If you change the distance unit after setting
the Estimated Range, the Estimated Range
will be calculated in the unit after the
change. (If you change the units to miles
after setting the estimated range to 100 km,
the charge distance will be for 60 miles.)
NOTE
A charging day is set using Repeat
If 1 repeat day is set, charging is
repeated every week on the set day
of the week.
Depending on the set days of the
week, the Repeat indication is
displayed as Weekdays, Weekends,
and Daily. Otherwise, it is displayed
as Custom.
Setting example
Function Available setting
changes
Start Time 21 : 00
End Time 6 : 00
Repeat Friday
Charge Limit According to Bat-
tery Charge Level
Battery Charge Level 80%
In this case, charging is done every
week from Friday at 21 : 00 hours to
Saturday at 6:00 hours. However, if
the Battery Charge Level reaches
80%, the charging is stopped even if
it is before the End Time.
No day is set using Repeat
If no Repeat day is designated,
charging is done only 1 time at the
set hours.
Setting example (if settings below are
made at 13 : 00 hours)
Function Available setting
changes
Start Time 12 : 00
End Time 18 : 00
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Forward Sensing Camera(FSC)
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The Forward Sensing Camera (FSC)
determines the conditions ahead of
the vehicle and detects the white
(yellow) lines on the traffic lane.
1. Forward Sensing Camera (FSC)

The following systems utilize the
Forward Sensing Camera (FSC).
High Beam Control System (HBC)Lane Departure Warning System
(LDWS)
Traffic Sign Recognition System (TSR)Distance & Speed Alert (DSA)Driver Attention Alert (DAA)Mazda Radar Cruise Control
(MRCC)
Cruising & Traffic Support (CTS)Lane-keep Assist System (LAS)Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK)Smart Brake Support (SBS) forward
drive detection
WARNING
Do not modify the suspension:
If the vehicle height or inclination is
changed, the system will not be able to
correctly detect vehicles ahead. This
will result in the system not operating
normally or mistakenly operating,
which could cause a serious accident.
CAUTION
Heed the following cautions to operate
the system correctly.
Do not hit or apply strong force to
the Forward Sensing Camera (FSC)
or the area around it. If the Forward
Sensing Camera (FSC) received a
strong impact, stop using the
following systems and consult an
Authorized Mazda Dealer.
 High Beam Control System (HBC)
 Lane Departure Warning System
(LDWS)
 Traffic Sign Recognition System
(TSR)
 Distance & Speed Alert (DSA)
 Driver Attention Alert (DAA)
 Mazda Radar Cruise Control
(MRCC)
 Cruising & Traffic Support (CTS)
 Lane-keep Assist System (LAS)
 Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK)
 Smart Brake Support (SBS) forward
drive detection
 Do not remove the Forward Sensing
Camera (FSC) cover.
 Be careful not to scratch the Forward
Sensing Camera (FSC) lens or allow
it to get dirty. Also, do not take the
camera apart. Otherwise, it may
cause a malfunction or
mis-operation.
 The direction of the Forward Sensing
Camera (FSC) has been
finely
adjusted, therefore do not change
the installation position or remove
the Forward Sensing Camera (FSC).
Otherwise, it may cause a
malfunction or mis-operation.
 Consult an Authorized Mazda Dealer
regarding cleaning of the camera
lens.
 Do not place objects on the
dashboard which
reflect light.
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When the Forward Sensing Camera
(FSC) detects that the windshield is
dirty or foggy, the functions related
to the Forward Sensing Camera
(FSC) are temporarily stopped. In
this case, the following warning
indications turn on. However, this
does not indicate a problem.
Remove the dirt from the windshield
or press the windshield defroster
switch.
HBC warning indicationi-ACTIVSENSE warning indicationSBS OFF indication
Detection of pedestrians
The Forward Sensing Camera (FSC)
detects pedestrians when all of the
following conditions are met.
The height of a pedestrian is about 1
to 2 meters.
The outline of a pedestrian is
recognized such as the head, both
shoulders, or the feet.
The Forward Sensing Camera (FSC)
may not be able to detect pedestrians
when any of the following conditions is
met.
There are multiple pedestrians.A pedestrian is close to a separate
object.
A pedestrian is crouching , lying, or
slouching.
A pedestrian suddenly jumps into
the road.
A pedestrian is holding something
(such as an open umbrella or large
baggage).
A pedestrian blends into the
background (such as in a dark
location at night or by wearing
clothes matching the background
color).
Detection of objects
When any of the following conditions
is met, the Forward Sensing Camera
(FSC) may not be able to detect target
objects correctly, and each system may
not operate normally.
You are driving your vehicle at the
same speed as the vehicle ahead.
The headlights of your vehicle are not
turned on during the night or in a
tunnel.
The target object is in the blind spot
of the Forward Sensing Camera
(FSC).
A person or object bursts onto the
road from the shoulder or cuts right
in front of you.
The distance between your vehicle
and the target object is extremely
close or extremely far.
You change the course and approach
a target object.
The target object (vehicle ahead,
white line (yellow line), sign) is dirty
or worn.
A vehicle ahead has a special shape
(such as a vehicle carrier).
A vehicle ahead is a truck with a low
loading platform.
A vehicle ahead has an extremely
low or high profile.
A vehicle ahead is outside the
illumination range of the headlights.
The illumination area of the taillights
of the vehicle ahead is small.
The taillights of a vehicle ahead are
dim or turned off.
The headlights of an on-coming
vehicle are dim or turned off.
Under bad weather conditions (rain,
fog , and snow).
Front visibility is reduced (due to a
vehicle ahead casting off water,
snow, or sand).
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Strong light is directed at the front of
your vehicle (such as backlight and
high-beam headlights).
The surrounding area is dark (such as
during the night, early evening, or
early morning, or in a tunnel or
indoor parking lot).
There are light sources in the
surrounding area (such as street
lamps, illuminated signboards, andtraffic signals).
There are objects which reflect light
(such as reflective plates and signs)
in the surrounding area.
The surrounding brightness suddenly
changes (such as when entering or
exiting a tunnel).
The brightness of the headlights of
your vehicle is insufficient (such as
the illumination is weakened due to
a dirty lens or the optical axis is
deviated).
Tires other than the specified size are
used on your vehicle (such as when
tire chains or temporary spare tires
are used).
The tires on your vehicle havesignificantly different wear.
Foreign matter is stuck to the
windshield (such as ice, fog, snow,
frost, raindrops, dirt, or a piece of
plastic).
The windshield is dirty or fogged.The Forward Sensing Camera (FSC) is
blocked by an obstruction, causing
poor forward visibility (such as when
roof rails are installed to the vehicle
and a long object is loaded).
The windshield washer is being used.The windshield wipers are not used
when it is raining.
Your vehicle is tilted (such as when
heavy luggage is in the luggage
compartment or on the rear seat).
The vehicle is making a sharp curve,
or ascending or descending a steep
slope.
The vehicle is driven on a road with
sharp curves or up and down (wavy)
slopes.
The vehicle is driven on uneven
roads.
The vehicle is driven next to walls
with no patterning (including fences
and longitudinally striped walls).
There is a strong reflection of light
from the road surface.
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The cameras include a function for
detecting abnormalities in the
camera, soiling of the camera’s front
surface, and informing the driver. If a
message appears on the screen that
can be addressed, follow the
directions of the message.
If there are water droplets, snow, or
mud on the camera lens, wipe it off
using a soft cloth. If the camera lens
is especially dirty, wash it off with
mild detergent.
Front camera
The following system use the front
camera.
360° View Monitor
Side cameras
The following system use the side
cameras.
360° View Monitor
Rear camera
The following systems use rear camera.
Smart Brake Support (SBS) reverse
drive detection
360° View MonitorRear View Monitor
Detection of pedestrians
The rear camera detects pedestrians
when all of the following conditions
are met.
The height of a pedestrian is about 1
to 2 meters.
The outline of a pedestrian is
recognized such as the head, both
shoulders, or the feet.
If any of the following conditions is
met, the rear camera may not be able
to accurately detect pedestrians and
the Smart Brake Support (SBS) reverse
drive detection may not operate
correctly.
There are multiple pedestrians.A pedestrian is close to a separate
object.
A pedestrian is crouching , lying, or
slouching.
A pedestrian suddenly jumps into
the road.
A pedestrian is holding something
(such as an open umbrella or large
baggage).
A pedestrian blends into the
background (such as in a dark
location at night or by wearing
clothes matching the background
color).
The surrounding area is dark (such as
during the night, early evening, or
early morning , or in a tunnel or
indoor parking lot).
Foreign matter is adhering to the rear
camera (water droplets, snow, mud).
The rear camera is exposed to strong
light (sunlight, vehicle headlights).
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Driver MonitoringCamera
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The driver monitoring camera detects
changes in the driver’s facial features
and estimates the driver's condition.
1. Driver monitoring camera

The following systems use the driver
monitoring camera.
Driver Monitoring (DM)Smart Brake Support (SBS) forward
detection function
Driver Personalization System
NOTE
Each system may not operate
normally if any of the following
conditions is met.
You are wearing glasses or
sunglasses
A cap or hat you are wearing
partially blocks the driver
monitoring camera's view of your
eyes, you have long bangs partially
covering your eyes, or a part of
your face is invisible due to a scarf,
face mask, beard, or hand.
The lighting conditions change
significantly (such as backlight,
light from the side, direct light
from the setting sun, or the
headlights of on-coming vehicles)
Device that emits near-infrared
light is used in the cabin.
The temperature in the cabin is
high.
The driver monitoring camera is
blocked by hands or arms.
There is more than one face in the
detection range of the driver
monitoring camera, such as when
the front passenger or a rear seat
passenger leans forward.
The driver’s face is far out of the
detection range of the driver
monitoring camera, such as when
the driver’s face is put outside of
the window.
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High Beam ControlSystem (HBC)
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The HBC determines the conditions in
front of the vehicle while driving at
night to automatically switch the
headlights between high and low
beams.
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Warnings and Cautions
for Using the High Beam Control System (HBC)
CAUTION
 Heed the following cautions so that
the HBC can operate normally.
 Do not modify the suspensions.
 Do not modify the headlight units.
 Do not remove the Forward
Sensing Camera (FSC).
 Do not rely completely on the system
and switch the headlights between
the high and low beams manually if
necessary.
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