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Hello all,
I have parking assist on my car, with the guide lines on the camera at the back and proximity tones all around. But I saw somewhere that there should also be graphics with proximity at the front. Not camera, but proximity graphics. Was that a special option?
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I have parking assist on my car, with the guide lines on the camera at the back and proximity tones all around. But I saw somewhere that there should also be graphics with proximity at the front. Not camera, but proximity graphics. Was that a special option?
Thanks
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On my MY16, the front sensors (sound & graphics) are both automatically activated when shifting from reverse into first. The only time I need to push the P-Assist button is when I am approaching something without having first been in reverse. The sound for the front sensors is never available without the graphics unless I'm in reverse.
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On my MY16, the front sensors (sound & graphics) are both automatically activated when shifting from reverse into first. The only time I need to push the P-Assist button is when I am approaching something without having first been in reverse. The sound for the front sensors is never available without the graphics unless I'm in reverse.
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Thanks for the inputs guys. This must have changed with the new info center in 2016
On mine, while in reverse the rear camera and park assist come on automatically. If I shift to 1st, the rear camera stays on, but I do get the beeps if/when I near something. If I want to see the graphic and the bands, I actually have to press the park assist button twice. The first press turns off park assist, the second press brings on the graphics.
Not sure if mine is weird or it's suppose to work like that. But in any event, those graphics are nice, helpful and quite precise. Sensors on these cars are quite impressive.
On mine, while in reverse the rear camera and park assist come on automatically. If I shift to 1st, the rear camera stays on, but I do get the beeps if/when I near something. If I want to see the graphic and the bands, I actually have to press the park assist button twice. The first press turns off park assist, the second press brings on the graphics.
Not sure if mine is weird or it's suppose to work like that. But in any event, those graphics are nice, helpful and quite precise. Sensors on these cars are quite impressive.
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Thanks for the inputs guys. This must have changed with the new info center in 2016
On mine, while in reverse the rear camera and park assist come on automatically. If I shift to 1st, the rear camera stays on, but I do get the beeps if/when I near something. If I want to see the graphic and the bands, I actually have to press the park assist button twice. The first press turns off park assist, the second press brings on the graphics.
Not sure if mine is weird or it's suppose to work like that. But in any event, those graphics are nice, helpful and quite precise. Sensors on these cars are quite impressive.
On mine, while in reverse the rear camera and park assist come on automatically. If I shift to 1st, the rear camera stays on, but I do get the beeps if/when I near something. If I want to see the graphic and the bands, I actually have to press the park assist button twice. The first press turns off park assist, the second press brings on the graphics.
Not sure if mine is weird or it's suppose to work like that. But in any event, those graphics are nice, helpful and quite precise. Sensors on these cars are quite impressive.
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Thanks for confirming.
Strangely enough, I spoke to a few that didn't even know that those graphics existed.
Also good to note that if you near something while driving forward, you only have to press the park assist once to get the graphics.
Strangely enough, I spoke to a few that didn't even know that those graphics existed.
Also good to note that if you near something while driving forward, you only have to press the park assist once to get the graphics.
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On my MY16, the front sensors (sound & graphics) are both automatically activated when shifting from reverse into first. The only time I need to push the P-Assist button is when I am approaching something without having first been in reverse. The sound for the front sensors is never available without the graphics unless I'm in reverse.
Example - if I take mine out for a drive, I reverse it out of the garage, next turn the car around, then stop and get out to close the garage (if driving alone). To reach the street I need to pass a narrow alley in between two houses. From the moment I reach the narrow alley at slow speed, the sensors are activated, and I get the graphics this without manually activating the system (the "P" button not illuminated prior to reaching the alley).
If I come home, I need to drive through that very same alley of course, but then the system is not automatically activated. On the other hand, after coming to a stop in front of the garage, and getting out to open the garage door, from the moment on I get back in and slowly enter the garage, the front sensors again will be automatically activated,graphics included.
Thinking about it, it could be related to the use of the electronic parking brake - need to double check. Anyways, in both above cases, reverse is not used prior to the sensors getting automatically activated.
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To my knowledge, reverse doesn't need to be used first to activate the front sensors, at least not on mine (build 2015, MY16).
Example - if I take mine out for a drive, I reverse it out of the garage, next turn the car around, then stop and get out to close the garage (if driving alone). To reach the street I need to pass a narrow alley in between two houses. From the moment I reach the narrow alley at slow speed, the sensors are activated, and I get the graphics this without manually activating the system (the "P" button not illuminated prior to reaching the alley).
If I come home, I need to drive through that very same alley of course, but then the system is not automatically activated. On the other hand, after coming to a stop in front of the garage, and getting out to open the garage door, from the moment on I get back in and slowly enter the garage, the front sensors again will be automatically activated,graphics included.
Thinking about it, it could be related to the use of the electronic parking brake - need to double check. Anyways, in both above cases, reverse is not used prior to the sensors getting automatically activated.
Example - if I take mine out for a drive, I reverse it out of the garage, next turn the car around, then stop and get out to close the garage (if driving alone). To reach the street I need to pass a narrow alley in between two houses. From the moment I reach the narrow alley at slow speed, the sensors are activated, and I get the graphics this without manually activating the system (the "P" button not illuminated prior to reaching the alley).
If I come home, I need to drive through that very same alley of course, but then the system is not automatically activated. On the other hand, after coming to a stop in front of the garage, and getting out to open the garage door, from the moment on I get back in and slowly enter the garage, the front sensors again will be automatically activated,graphics included.
Thinking about it, it could be related to the use of the electronic parking brake - need to double check. Anyways, in both above cases, reverse is not used prior to the sensors getting automatically activated.
You might be right, the parking brake might have something to do with it.
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To my knowledge, reverse doesn't need to be used first to activate the front sensors, at least not on mine (build 2015, MY16).
Example - if I take mine out for a drive, I reverse it out of the garage, next turn the car around, then stop and get out to close the garage (if driving alone). To reach the street I need to pass a narrow alley in between two houses. From the moment I reach the narrow alley at slow speed, the sensors are activated, and I get the graphics this without manually activating the system (the "P" button not illuminated prior to reaching the alley).
If I come home, I need to drive through that very same alley of course, but then the system is not automatically activated. On the other hand, after coming to a stop in front of the garage, and getting out to open the garage door, from the moment on I get back in and slowly enter the garage, the front sensors again will be automatically activated,graphics included.
Thinking about it, it could be related to the use of the electronic parking brake - need to double check. Anyways, in both above cases, reverse is not used prior to the sensors getting automatically activated.
Example - if I take mine out for a drive, I reverse it out of the garage, next turn the car around, then stop and get out to close the garage (if driving alone). To reach the street I need to pass a narrow alley in between two houses. From the moment I reach the narrow alley at slow speed, the sensors are activated, and I get the graphics this without manually activating the system (the "P" button not illuminated prior to reaching the alley).
If I come home, I need to drive through that very same alley of course, but then the system is not automatically activated. On the other hand, after coming to a stop in front of the garage, and getting out to open the garage door, from the moment on I get back in and slowly enter the garage, the front sensors again will be automatically activated,graphics included.
Thinking about it, it could be related to the use of the electronic parking brake - need to double check. Anyways, in both above cases, reverse is not used prior to the sensors getting automatically activated.
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