The programming of the limiter and governor is done manually: it can be programmed for a speed of at least 30 km/h. The programmed speed parameter remains in the system memory even after the ignition is turned off.
If the driver needs to temporarily exceed the speed limit, press the accelerator pedal.
To return to the set speed, it is enough to slow down the movement so that the speed drops to the set value.
The system controls are located on the steering column switch on lever A on the left side.
1. Limiter mode selection knob.
2. Button to decrease the speed parameter.
3. Button to increase the speed parameter.
4. Button on/off limit.
Indication on the instrument panel
The programmed information is displayed on the instrument panel display.
5. Mode indicator lamp: limit on/off.
6. Control lamp of the active state of the limiter.
7. Programmed speed parameter.
Programming
Turn knob 1 to position «LIMIT»: from now on, the limiter is activated, but not yet activated (OFF). You must turn it on for the system to start adjusting the speed mode.
Set the speed parameter by pressing button 2 or 3 (e.g. 90 km/h).
In the future, you can change the set speed parameter using buttons 2 and 3:
- with an interval of + or - 1 km / h - short presses;
- with an interval of + or - 5 km / h - long presses;
- in increments of + or - 5 km/h by continuous pressing.
Turn on the limiter by pressing button 4.
Turn off the limiter by pressing button 4 again (the display will confirm the disconnection «OFF»).
Exceeding the programmed speed
When you gently press the accelerator, the speed mode will not change. In order to change it, you need to press the pedal sharply enough, overcoming the stop point. The limiter action will stop immediately and the programmed speed parameter will flash on the display.
After returning to the movement at the programmed speed, the flashing will stop.
Return to normal driving
Turn knob 1 to position «0»: From now on, the limiter will be disabled. The speed mode will be displayed only by the speedometer.
Health check
In the event of a system failure, a series of flashing dashes will appear on the display instead of the speed parameter.
