Few observations which I wondered whether it is supposed to be like this or not or whether there are regional variations in the software...
1. RSA DRCC is ON
When I select cruise control (right hand button on the circular control on the right hand side of the steering wheel) then press set, the speed is set by the RSA detected speed limit. So far so good. However, when I select plus or minus to increase or decrease the set speed above or below the limit the cruise control simply disables. It won't let me decide otherwise. Is this correct?
I've now switched that off as it is unhelpful as implemented.
2. DRCC with RSA OFF
All works as it should. Speed can be increased or decreased via plus and minus buttons. Separation distance can be set from 1 to 3 bars no problem. But, despite set on the 3 bars (max distance) I still note the following...
(A) Occassionally it does not see a stationary car in front of me at the lights. No clutter, straight and level road. Typically they're smaller cars than a VW Golf. Happens about 1 in 10 times overall (we have a lot of small cars in UK and Europe). Is this normal because I'm wondering if the radar field of regard might be slightly too elevated. No obvious damage visible BTW. Basically I've had to apply the brakes hard because my car did not slow nor show the car in front above the 3 bars on the displays to indicate it sees a car. Anyone had this?
(B) Using the stop go capability, when the car does detect the car in front (9 out of 10 times) and begins to slow and eventually stops it doesn't leave much room from the front of my car to the one in front. I'm talking perhaps a half a car length. Now, when I've been on various driving courses (evasive, advanced, main battle tank) it was always clear of the need to be able to see "tyres and tarmac" in front and before the next vehicle. A matter not restricted to self defence, protecting a VIP, but equally applies when or if the car in front breaks down or puts it in the wrong gear (reverse). Is this normal and is there any way to increase this spacing when stopped? Already set on 3 bars for driving separation distance by the way. Not a problem for a MBT of course, 40 to 50 metric tonnes can sort that out [emoji6]
If it is just the way it is then so be it. But if there's a way to fix it or if something is wrong I'm keen to learn more.
Thanks in advance folks. Always appreciated.
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1. RSA DRCC is ON
When I select cruise control (right hand button on the circular control on the right hand side of the steering wheel) then press set, the speed is set by the RSA detected speed limit. So far so good. However, when I select plus or minus to increase or decrease the set speed above or below the limit the cruise control simply disables. It won't let me decide otherwise. Is this correct?
I've now switched that off as it is unhelpful as implemented.
2. DRCC with RSA OFF
All works as it should. Speed can be increased or decreased via plus and minus buttons. Separation distance can be set from 1 to 3 bars no problem. But, despite set on the 3 bars (max distance) I still note the following...
(A) Occassionally it does not see a stationary car in front of me at the lights. No clutter, straight and level road. Typically they're smaller cars than a VW Golf. Happens about 1 in 10 times overall (we have a lot of small cars in UK and Europe). Is this normal because I'm wondering if the radar field of regard might be slightly too elevated. No obvious damage visible BTW. Basically I've had to apply the brakes hard because my car did not slow nor show the car in front above the 3 bars on the displays to indicate it sees a car. Anyone had this?
(B) Using the stop go capability, when the car does detect the car in front (9 out of 10 times) and begins to slow and eventually stops it doesn't leave much room from the front of my car to the one in front. I'm talking perhaps a half a car length. Now, when I've been on various driving courses (evasive, advanced, main battle tank) it was always clear of the need to be able to see "tyres and tarmac" in front and before the next vehicle. A matter not restricted to self defence, protecting a VIP, but equally applies when or if the car in front breaks down or puts it in the wrong gear (reverse). Is this normal and is there any way to increase this spacing when stopped? Already set on 3 bars for driving separation distance by the way. Not a problem for a MBT of course, 40 to 50 metric tonnes can sort that out [emoji6]
If it is just the way it is then so be it. But if there's a way to fix it or if something is wrong I'm keen to learn more.
Thanks in advance folks. Always appreciated.
Sent from my SM-N950F using Tapatalk