dashboard VOLVO S60 2011 Quick Guide

To access the following ignition modes: The
brake pedal must not be depressed.Modes Active functions
Remote key not fully pressed into slot:
infotainment system and cabin lighting.
Remote key fully pressed into slot: Instru-
ment panel/clock lighting, steering wheel
lock off.
Remote key fully pressed into slot and a
short press on START/STOP ENGINE :
moonroof*, power windows, blower, ECC,
wipers, 12-volt sockets, navigation sys
-tem*.
To exit modes 0/I and turn off the electrical system: Pull the remote key out of the ignition slot.
KEYlESS DRIvE*
On keyless drive vehicles, it is only necessary to
have a remote key in your possession to operate
the central locking system and start the engine.
lOCKING AND ARMING THE AlARM
– Press the pressure-sensitive area on any of
the outside door handles or the rubber-covered
button to the right of the trunk opening button.
The lock indicator light on the dashboard will start
to flash. uNlOCKING AND DISARMING THE AlARM
–
Pull a door handle to unlock and open the door
or press lightly on the larger of the two rubberized
buttons on the trunk lid.
STARTING THE ENGINE
– With a remote key in the passenger’s compart
-
ment, depress the brake pedal.
– Press and release the
START/STOP ENGINE
button. The autostart function will operate the
starter motor until the engine starts.
SWITCHING OFF THE ENGINE
– Press briefly on the
START/STOP ENGINE button.
Park
the vehicle and press
the
START/STOP ENGINE
button to switch off the
engine.
Pull the remote key out of
the ignition slot.
1.
2. If
the BLIS indicator lights illuminate even when
there are no vehicles in the blind area, this may
be due to light reflected from a wet road surface,
the vehicle’s own shadow against a large, light,
smooth surface, or sunlight directly in the camera
when the sun is low on the horizon.
If there is a fault with the system,
Blind spot syst. Service required will be displayed.
SWITCHING OFF THE ENGINE AND RE
-
MOvING THE REMOTE KEY BlIND SPOT INFORMATION
SYSTEM (BlIS)*
IGNITION MODES 0 AND I