Seat Tarraco 2020 Owner's manual

Driver assistance systems
ACC system limitations Fig. 188
 V
ehicl e on a bend.
 Motorcyclist
ahead, out of range of the radar sensor. Fig. 189
 Vehicl
e changing lanes.  One ve-
hicle turning and another stationary. The limits of the ACC system mean that it is
not appr
opriat

e in all situations ››› in Intro-
duction on page 255.
SEAT does not r ecommend using the function
in the f
ollowing cases ››› :

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adjustment due to the road layout, the vehi-
cl e will accel
erate again after leaving the
reason for the adjustment behind and the
speed will be adjustment to that which has
been saved.
The speeds indicated for curves depend on
the driving profile ››› page 237
.
Interrupting speed adjustment

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Lane line detected. The system does not
int erv
ene.
Switching the lane assist system on or off
In some countries, the Lane Assist System is
always activated when the ignition is switch-
ed on. The connection status is shown in the
Driver assistance menu of the Infotainment
system or the driver assistance systems menu
after pressing the corresponding button. The
Lane Assist system can be activated and de-
activated in these menus.
The Lane Assist system is ready to actively in-
tervene as of approximately 60 km/h (35
mph) and if it has detected the lane limits
(system status: active). The control lamp

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distance from the vehicle in front that is
pr esel
ected by the driver and remain in
the preferred position within the lane.
Travel Assist uses the same sensors as Adap-
tive Cruise Control (ACC) and Lane Assist.
Therefore, carefully read the information
about the ACC ››› page 254
and the Lane
Assist ››› page 262
and take into account the
limitations of the systems and the indications
given in the information.
Speed range
Travel Assist adjusts at speeds between ap-
prox. 30 km/h (approx. 20 mph) and approx.
210 km/h (approx. 130 mph); in the case of
the adaptive lane guidance function, be-
tween 0 km/h (0 mph) and approx. 250 km/h
(approx. 155 mph). This range may vary de-
pending on the market.
Driving with Travel Assist
Travel Assist automatically controls the ac-
celerator pedal, the brakes and the steering.
In addition, Travel Assist may, within its limita-
tions, decelerate the vehicle until it stops be-
hind another that stops and automatically
starts again.
You can override assisted adjustment at all
times. How to know if the vehicle is fitted with
Tr
avel Assist
The vehicle is fitted with Travel Assist if the
multifunction steering wheel has the button
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Indications on the instrument panel
displ ay Fig. 191
On the instrument panel display: indi-
cation with activ e adjustment.Fig. 192
On the instrument panel display: con-
tr ol l
amps. Displays on the screen
› ›

› Fig. 191
The adaptive lane guidance function is
active.
1 Distance set.
In addition, depending on the equipment,
contr ol l

amps indicate the status of the sys-
tem on the instrument panel display:
››› Fig. 192
Travel Assist active, adaptive cruise con-
trol and adaptive lane guidance function
are active.
Travel Assist active, adaptive cruise con-
trol active and adaptive lane guidance
function passive.
Travel Assist active, adaptive cruise con-
trol passive and adaptive lane guidance
function active.
Travel Assist active, adaptive cruise con-
trol and adaptive lane guidance function
are passive.
Inactive Travel Assist.
Depending on the equipment, more details
may be displayed on the instrument cluster,
such as dashed lines or other vehicles on the
road. 2 A
B
C
D
E Operating Travel Assist
Fig. 193
Left side of the multifunction steering
wheel : butt

ons for operating Travel Assist. Connecting

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Making other adjustments
F or all el
se, Travel Assist is operated like the
ACC ››› page 256
.
Troubleshooting 

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