Stationary Object Alert; Lane Departure Warning - BENDIX Activa Fusion Manual Del Operador

When the Following Distance Alert (FDA) reaches its highest level, the beeping
will be rapid and the dash may show an additional visual alert. Please verify
with the vehicle operator's manual for the actual audible and visual indications
your vehicle may display.
Stationary Object Alert (SOA)
The Bendix Fusion system will provide up to 3.0 seconds alert when
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approaching a detected, sizeable, stationary object with metallic (radar‑
reflective) surfaces in your lane of travel. This alert is ready at low vehicle
speeds and it indicates a collision with a stationary object is likely and you
must take immediate action to potentially avoid, or lessen the severity of, a
collision.
Challenging Situations
Due to the inherent limitations of radar technology, the SOA may alert in
response to stationary objects not in the vehicle lane of travel, such as a road
sign on a bend ahead. Other examples include bridges, parked vehicles, and
traffic lights.
The Fusion system does not automatically apply foundation brakes on
stationary objects – only stationary vehicles as previously described.
Also, the Fusion system may not be able to detect objects with limited radar‑
reflecting surfaces or materials such as recreational vehicles, horse‑drawn
buggies, motorcycles, logging trailers, etc. As the driver, you are responsible
for the safe operation of the vehicle at all times.
Shown here is an example of a message you may get
when the SOA is activated. Please verify with the vehicle
Object Detected
operator's manual for the actual audible and visual
Object
indications your vehicle may display. NOTE: As the driver,
you should always be alert and ready to take over.
Lane Departure Warning (LDW)
The Bendix Fusion system has the ability to warn you if your vehicle
unintentionally departs its lane by emitting a rumble strip sound to get your
attention.
In most vehicle applications, the LDW system is enabled above 37 mph
(60 kph). If the turn signal is used to change lanes, the LDW is suppressed
and no audible or visual alerts are activated. You should always be ready to
immediately correct the vehicle lane position, especially when the LDW is
activated.
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