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Subaru BRZ (2023 year). Manual in english - page 6

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Combination Meter Display (Color TFT)

Control switches

Icons

Page

1

2

1)

/

: Select menu icons

Audio system-linked dis-

/

: Change displayed content,

156

play

scroll up/down the screen and move the

cursor up/down

Refer to

2) Press: Enter

the

Press and hold: Reset

Owner’s

Manual

3) Return to the previous screen

EyeSight screen (if

supple-

equipped)

For information pertaining to the content

ment for

the Eye-

of each menu icon, refer to the explana-

Sight sys-

tion of each item under the heading of the

tem.

2

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relevant menu icon.

Driving support system set-

157

Combination meter display (color TFT)

tings display

■ Meter Information Screen

1) Meter information screen

(Refer to

Settings display

157

"Meter Information Screen" ) P152.)

The meter information screen can be

2) Telltale screen

(Refer to "Telltale

changed.

Warning message display

159

Screen" ) P159.)

▼ Menu icons

*1: Displayed when the Apple

CarPlay or

Android Auto is operating. For details, refer

■ Basic Operation

Select a menu icon to display its content.

to the separate audio Owner’s Manual.

1

2

3

Icons

Page

Drive information

153

Exclusive content for

154

SUBARU BRZ

156and

refer to the

Navigation system-linked

separate

display^*1

audio

Owner’s

Manual.

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Combination Meter Display (Color TFT)

153

■ Drive Information

▼ Drive information (page 2)

 When only a small amount of fuel is

added to the tank, the display may not be

▼ Drive information (page 1)

updated. When refueling, turn the push-

button ignition switch off. If the vehicle is

refueled without turning the push-button

1

ignition switch off, the display may not be

updated.

2

1

▼ Drive information (page 3)

3

3

2

1

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1)

Current fuel consumption

2

2)

Average fuel consumption

1)

Voltmeter

3)

Driving range

2)

Engine oil temperature gauge

3

This screen displays the current rate of

This screen displays the charging voltage

fuel consumption, average fuel consump-

and engine temperature.

tion since the function was reset and esti-

As voltage displayed may be different

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mated maximum distance that can be

from the actual battery voltage, use the

driven with the quantity of fuel remaining.

1)

Average vehicle speed

voltmeter as a guideline.

2)

Driving time

 Pressing and holding

will reset the

average fuel consumption.

3)

Driving distance

 Use the displayed fuel consumption as

This screen displays the average vehicle

a reference.

speed since display was reset, cumulative

 This distance is computed based on

time the vehicle has been driven since

your average fuel consumption. As a

display was reset and the cumulative

result, the actual distance that can be

distance the vehicle has been driven since

driven may differ from that displayed.

display was reset.

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Combination Meter Display (Color TFT)

Pressing and holding

will reset the

 Immediately adjust the tire pressure

This screen displays lateral G-forces on

average vehicle speed/driving

time/

when the warning light illuminates.

the vehicle.

driving distance.

When the tire pressure monitoring

Also displays, around the periphery of the

system detects the adjusted tire pres-

G-force display, the left and right steering

▼ Drive information (page 4) (if

sure, the warning light will turn off and

amount, accelerator pedal input, and

equipped)

the tire pressure values will turn to

brake fluid pressure.

white.

This display is intended for use as a guide-

 For information about the specified

line. Depending on factors such as the

value of the air pressure, refer to

road surface condition, temperature and

"Tires" ) P385

vehicle speed, the display may not show

the actual condition of the vehicle.

■ Exclusive Content for

Press and hold

to change the range of

SUBARU BRZ

the acceleration G-force display between

▼ G-force

1.0 G and 0.5 G.

▼ G-force (peak hold function)

4

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1

5

This screen displays each tire pressure.

2

When a tire is deflated, the deflated tire

1

and the tire pressure will be displayed on

the screen in yellow.

3

2

NOTE

4

3

 The tire pressure values are

displayed several minutes after

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driving.

1)

Acceleration G-force on the vehicle

 Once the tire pressure monitoring

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2)

Accelerator pedal input

system detects the low tire pressure,

1) Record of the maximum G-forces

3)

Brake fluid pressure

the tire pressure values will display in

4)

Steering amount

2) Acceleration G-force on the vehicle

yellow until the system detects the

3) Accelerator pedal input

normal tire pressure.

Combination Meter Display (Color TFT)

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4) Brake fluid pressure

3) Current engine speed

5) Steering amount

The vertical bar will slide laterally

This screen displays lateral G-forces on

according to the current engine speed.

2

the vehicle

This chart is intended for reference only

Also displays, around the periphery of the

and does not show the

actual engine

3

G-force display, the left and right steering

torque or output.

4

amount, accelerator pedal input, and

brake fluid pressure

▼ Stopwatch

5

3

This display is intended for use as a guide-

6

line. Depending on factors such as the

road surface condition, temperature and

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vehicle speed, the display may not show

the actual condition of the vehicle.

Measurement screen

1) Fastest lap time (top screen)

Press and hold

to reset the record of

1

2) Fastest lap time (measurement screen)

maximum G-forces.

3) Current lap time

4) Total lap time

▼ Power and torque curve

5) Past lap times

6) Meter control switch operation guide

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When the timer is reset, “í í’í í”í í” will

be displayed.

Top screen

1

A maximum of 50 lap times can be

2

recorded.

 Changing between the stopwatch

screens

3

To change to the measurement screen:

Press

.

To change to the top screen: Press

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 Operating the measurement screen

1) Power output

: Start/stop measurement

2) Torque

: Mark off one lap

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Combination Meter Display (Color TFT)

: Reset measured lap times

■ Navigation System-Linked

■ Audio System-Linked

/

: Scroll through the lap times

Display

Display

 Resetting measured lap times

After stopping the measurement, press

 To display other content while the stop-

watch is operating

If the measurement screen is displayed,

press

to display the top screen. Then

operate the meter control switches to

display other content. While other items

are displayed, the measurement will

continue but the stopwatch cannot be

operated.

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When the route guidance is set in the navi-

This screen displays the status of audio

gation system, this item shows the naviga-

information. For details about the audio

tion route information. For details about

system, refer to the separate audio

the audio system, refer to the separate

Owner’s Manual.

audio Owner’s Manual.

Combination Meter Display (Color TFT)

157

■ Driving Support System

Settings Display

The setting adjustments to the following

systems can be changed to meet your

personal requirements.

 LDW (Lane Departure Warning)^*1*2

 PCB (Pre-Collision Braking)^*1*2

 BSD/RCTA^*1

3

 RAB

(Reverse Automatic Braking

system)^*1



(Sonar Audible Alarm)^*1

 SRH

(Steering Responsive Head-

light)^*1

*1: If equipped

*2: For details about EyeSight system, refer to

the Owner’s Manual supplement for the

EyeSight system.

■ Settings Display

Use the meter control switches on the

steering wheel to change settings.

1. Press

or

to select

2. Operate the switches to select a

desired item.

3. Press

/

or

/

to change

the setting and then press

to confirm

the change.

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Combination Meter Display (Color TFT)

Page reference for

Item

Settings

the vehicle system

operation

Acquisition Sound

ON/OFF

Start Alert

ON/OFF

*2

EyeSight ^*1

Accel Lv.

Lv.1 (Eco)/Lv.2 (Comfort)/Lv.3 (Standard)/Lv.4 (Dynamic)

Select Drive Lane

Right Lane/Left Lane

Units

km, km/h, l/100km / miles, MPH, MPG

127, 151 and *2

Warning Volume ^*1

Max/Mid/Min

277 and *2

Startup Scrn

ON/OFF

-

GSI (MT models)

ON/OFF

234

Screen Settings

Indicator

ON/OFF

REV.

RPM

**00rpm

130

Buzzer

ON/OFF

Audible Signal ^*1

ON/OFF

105 and 110

Keyless Entry

Hazard Flasher

ON/OFF

106 and 110

Driver Door Unlock

Driver Door Only/All

100

Defogger

15 minutes/Continuous

185

Interior Light

7.5 seconds/15 seconds/30 seconds

212

Car Settings

Light Sensitivity

Min/Low/Mid/High/Max

174

Auto Light Sensor

Wiper Link

ON/OFF

175

Approaching Time Set

30 seconds/60 seconds/90 seconds/OFF

Welcome Lighting

175

Leaving Time Set

30 seconds/60 seconds/90 seconds/OFF

1-Touch LN CHGR

ON/OFF

182

*1: If equipped

*2: For details about EyeSight system, refer to the Owner’s Manual supplement for the EyeSight system.

Combination Meter Display (Color TFT)

159

■ Warning Message Display

■ Telltale Screen

Mark

Name

Page

Steering Responsive

1

Headlight OFF indica-

150

tor light (if equipped)

Steering Responsive

Headlight warning light

150

(if equipped)

RAB warning light (if

151

equipped)

3

RAB OFF indicator (if

151

equipped)

BSD/RCTA warning

150

indicator (if equipped)

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1

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BSD/RCTA OFF indi-

Example of warning

1) Telltale screen

150

cator light (if equipped)

If there is a warning message or a mainte-

When the corresponding situation occurs,

Automatic headlight

nance notification, it will appear on combi-

beam leveler warning

150

the following telltales will be displayed on

nation meter display (color TFT). Take the

light

the telltale screen.

appropriate actions based on the

Hill start assist indica-

messages indicated.

150

tor light

Mark

Name

Page

Cruise control indica-

Door open indicator

141

tor light (white/green)/

Cruise control warning

Low tire pressure warn-

149

light (yellow) (models

138

ing light (if equipped)

without the EyeSight

AT OIL TEMP warning

system)

138

light (AT models)

LED headlight warning

150

light

High beam assist indi-

150

cator light (if equipped)

160

Center Information Display (CID)

3-8. Center Information

Items

Page

■ Touch Screen Operations

Display (CID)

Refer to

The center information display has a

the sepa-

touch screen. Operations are performed

Audio/telephone

rate audio

by touching the touch screen directly.

WARNING

Owner’s

Manual.

Always pay attention to safe driving

▼ Touch

Refer to

when operating the center informa-

the

tion display while the vehicle is in

Owner’s

motion. When operation of the cen-

Manual

ter information display is disturbing

EyeSight (if equipped)

supple-

your awareness and ability to con-

ment for

centrate on driving, stop the vehicle

the Eye-

in a safe place before performing

Sight sys-

operations on the display. Also, do

tem.

not concentrate on the display

The center information display can also be

while driving. Doing so could result

used to set and initialize the center infor-

in an accident.

mation display itself.

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■ Features

NOTE

 When the vehicle is in motion,

Quickly touch and release once.

All information is displayed on the center

certain functions and selections may

information display, including vehicle

not be available.

settings, vehicle status, and audio opera-

 The language and units for both the

tion.

center information display and the

combination meter display (color TFT)

Items

Page

can be changed. For details, refer to

Maintenance information

171

"Car settings" ) P165.

Vehicle settings

161

 The images displayed in this

Rear view camera

263

Owner’s Manual are sample images.

The actual image may vary depending

on the region and vehicle specifica-

tions.

Center Information Display (CID)

161

▼ Drag

Quickly move the screen by swiping with

▼ General settings

your finger.

Set the time and display general items.

NOTE

Swipe operations may not be per-

formed smoothly in high altitudes.

■ Main Screen

3

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Touch the screen and move the screen to

the desired position.

1.

Press

(HOME).

▼ Swipe

2.

ĺ

(Settings)

3.

ĺ“General”

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4.

Select the preferred menu.

To display the main screen, press

(HOME).

In this Owner’s Manual, the following

settings will be explained. For details

about other items, refer to the separate

audio Owner’s Manual.



“Settings”ĺ“General”



“Settings”ĺ“Car”

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

(Car settings icon)

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Center Information Display (CID)

The setting adjustments to the following items can be manually changed to meet your personal requirements.

Item

Page reference

Page reference

for the vehicle

Available settings

for the setting

1st menu

2nd menu

3rd menu

system opera-

procedure

tion

Time Setting ^*1

Auto/Manual

172

Clock

Time Setting ^*2

Sync With Phone/Manual

172

172

Clock Format

12H/24H

170

*3

Driver Profiles

ʊ

Default/4 users

ʊ

Display Off

Turn the screen off.

ʊ

170

Brightness Dial

ON/OFF

130

170

Display

Set and adjust the brightness and

Brightness/Contrast

170

170

contrast of the display.

Wi-Fi

ON/OFF

Connected to:

Select the registered devise.

General

Wi-Fi

Available Wi-Fi Networks

Add

*3

ʊ

Wi-Fi Protected Setup

PIN Setup/Push Button Setup

Registered Wi-Fi Networks

ʊ

Wi-Fi Hotspot

ON/OFF

Wi-Fi name (SSID):

ʊ

Security Type:

ʊ

Wi-Fi Hotspot

Password:

ʊ

*4

ʊ

Broadcast Frequency:

2.4 GHz/5 GHz

SSID Broadcast

ON/OFF

Connected Devices:

ʊ

Center Information Display (CID)

163

Item

Page reference

Page reference

for the vehicle

Available settings

for the setting

1st menu

2nd menu

3rd menu

system opera-

procedure

tion

Maintenance

ON/OFF

170

Reminder Screen

Birthday

ON/OFF

*4

170

Anniversary

ON/OFF

170

Startup Screen

ON/OFF

127

170

3

Gear Shift Indicator (MT mod-

Meter Screen

ON/OFF

234

170

els)

Meter Rev. Indicator

Indicator/RPM/Buzzer

130

157

General

Rear Camera Delay Control

ON/OFF

264

170

Camera

Steering Angle Lines

ON/OFF

266

170

Language

ʊ

English/Français/Español

151 and 160

170

Home Screen Short-

*3

ʊ

ON/OFF

170

cuts

Birthday List

ʊ

Set a birthday.

*3

170

Anniversary List

ʊ

Set an anniversary day.

*3

171

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Center Information Display (CID)

Item

Page reference

Page reference

for the vehicle

Available settings

for the setting

1st menu

2nd menu

3rd menu

system opera-

procedure

tion

Update

Check if a new software update

Automatically Check for

ON/OFF

Software Update

Updates

Automatically Download

ON/OFF

Updates

SUBARU STARLINK

ʊ

OK/Cancel

Apps Recovery

*4

General

ʊ

SUBARU STARLINK

ʊ

ON/OFF

Auto Connect

Factory Data Reset

ʊ

Reset/Cancel

System Information

ʊ

ʊ

Free/Open Source

ʊ

ʊ

Software Information

*1: Models with SUBARU STARLINK Safety and Security

*2: Models without SUBARU STARLINK Safety and Security

*3: For details about the audio system, refer to the Owner’s Manual supplement for the audio system.

*4: For details, refer to the Owner’s Manual supplement for SUBARU STARLINK Safety and Security.

NOTE

Touch to display the explanation of the items.

Center Information Display (CID)

165

▼ Car settings

Perform the EyeSight system setting and

vehicle setting.

3

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1. Press

(HOME).

2. ĺ

(Settings)

3. ĺ“Car”

4. Select the preferred menu.

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Center Information Display (CID)

The setting adjustments to the following items can be manually changed to meet your personal requirements.

Item

Page refer-

Page refer-

ence for the

ence for the

Available settings

1st menu

2nd menu

3rd menu

vehicle sys-

setting proce-

tem operation

dure

Pre-Collision Braking

Setting ON/Setting OFF

Lane Departure Warning

ON/OFF

Cruise Control Acceleration

Lv.1 (Eco)/Lv.2 (Comfort)/Lv.3

Characteristics

(Standard)/Lv.4 (Dynamic)

*2

ʊ

EyeSight^{* 1}

Lead Vehicle Acquisition

ON/OFF

Sound

Lead Vehicle Moving Monitor

ON/OFF

Select Drive on Left/Drive on

Right Lane/Left Lane

Right

Car

Sonar Audible Alarm

ON/OFF

277

170

Reverse Automatic Braking ^*1

Automatic Braking

ON/OFF

277

170

Audible Signal ^*1

ON/OFF

105 and 110

170

Keyless Entry System

Hazard Warning Flasher

ON/OFF

106 and 110

170

Driver Door Unlock ^*1

Driver Door Only/All

100

170

Defogger

ʊ

15 minutes/Continuous

185

170

7.5 seconds/15 seconds/30

Interior Light

ʊ

212

170

seconds

Center Information Display (CID)

167

Item

Page refer-

Page refer-

ence for the

ence for the

Available settings

1st menu

2nd menu

3rd menu

vehicle sys-

setting proce-

tem operation

dure

Light Sensitivity

Min/Low/Mid/High/Max

174

170

Auto Light Sensor

Wiper Link

ON/OFF

175

170

30 seconds/60 seconds/90

Approaching Time Set

170

seconds/OFF

Welcome Lighting

175

30 seconds/60 seconds/90

3

Leaving Time Set

170

seconds/OFF

One-Touch Lane Changer

ʊ

ON/OFF

182

170

Car

BSD/RCTA ^*1

ʊ

ON/OFF

274

170

Steering Responsive Head-

ʊ

ON/OFF

180

170

lights (SRH) ^*1

Warning Volume ^*1

ʊ

Min/Mid/Max

272, 286 and *2

170

km, km/h, Liter/

Units

ʊ

127 and 151

170

Miles, MPH, Gallon

*1: If equipped

*2: For details about EyeSight system, refer to the Owner’s Manual supplement for the EyeSight system.

NOTE

Touch to display the explanation of the items.

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Center Information Display (CID)

▼ Car settings icon

Touch

to display the items that are

changeable while driving.

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Center Information Display (CID)

169

Item

Page reference for

Page reference for

Available settings

the vehicle system

the setting proce-

1st menu

2nd menu

operation

dure

Cruise Control Accel-

Lv.1 (Eco)/Lv.2 (Comfort)/Lv.3 (Standard)/Lv.4

eration Characteris-

*2

ʊ

(Dynamic)

Vehicle Control

tics ^*1

Steering Responsive

ON/OFF

180

170

Headlights (SRH) ^*1

3

Pre-Collision Braking

Setting ON/Setting OFF

*2

ʊ

Lane Departure

Driving Assistance ^*1

ON/OFF

Warning

BSD/RCTA

ON/OFF

268

170

Warning Volume ^*1

Min/Mid/Max

277 and *2

ʊ

Others

Units

km, km/h, Liter/Miles, MPH, Gallon

127 and 151

170

*1: If equipped

*2: For details about EyeSight system, refer to the Owner’s Manual supplement for the EyeSight system.

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Center Information Display (CID)

▼ How to select items on the screen

▽ Selecting

5. ĺ“Brightness/Contrast”

▽ ON/OFF setting

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Example

6. Drag

to adjust the brightness and

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contrast.

Touch the preferred item.

Example

Touch “Default” to revert to the factory

Touch the changing menu and select ON

▼ How to set items on the screen

setting.

or OFF

▽ Brightness/Contrast

▽ Birthday List

Set and adjust the brightness and contrast

If

a birthday or anniversary is

of the center information display.

approaching, a message will be shown

when the ignition switch is turned to the

NOTE

“ON” position. This function can be set to

on or off by

“Reminder screen”. For

“Brightness” can only be adjusted

details, refer to "General settings" ) P161

when “Brightness Dial” is off. Refer to

"General settings" ) P161.

1. Press

(HOME).

1. Press

(HOME).

2. ĺ

(Settings)

2. ĺ

(Settings)

3. ĺ“General”

3. ĺ“General”

4. ĺ“Birthday List”

4. ĺ“Display”

Center Information Display (CID)

171

▼ Maintenance

XXXX

3

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307001

5.

ĺ“Add”

8. Enter the date.

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9. ĺ“OK”

Maintenance reminders can be set.

Engine oil setting:

NOTE

A maximum of 5 birthdays can be

1. Touch

(Maintenance).

stored.

2. ĺ

(Engine Oil)

3. Select “Notification Date” or “Notifica-

▽ Anniversary List

tion Distance” of the reminder.

The procedure for setting an anniversary

4. ĺ“Set”

is the same as "Birthday List" ) P170,

5. ĺ

except that in step 4 “Anniversary List” is

selected.

Oil Filter setting:

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The setting procedure is the same as

“Engine Oil” setting, but touch the

“Oil

6.

Enter the name.

Filter” item in step 2.

7.

ĺ“Next”

Tires setting:

The setting procedure is the same as

“Engine Oil” setting, but touch the “Tires”

item in step 2.

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Clock

Maintenance Schedule setting:

3-9. Clock

The setting procedure is the same as

“Engine Oil” setting, but touch the “Mainte-

For models with a genuine SUBARU

nance Schedule” item in step 2.

audio system, the clock can be adjusted

using either auto mode or manual mode.

NOTE

 Touch “Reset” to reset each setting.

■ Setting the Clock Manually

 Touch

“Update” to revert to the

1. Turn the ignition switch to the “ON”

default value.

position.

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7. ĺ“Manual”

8. ĺ or

9. ĺ“OK”

NOTE

The clock setting screen can also be

displayed by touching the clock on the

status bar.

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2. Press

(HOME).

3. Touch

(Settings).

4. ĺ“General”

5. ĺ“Clock”

6. ĺ“Time Setting”

Clock

173

■ Setting the Clock Automati-

SETTINGS” in the supplemental Owner’s

Manual for the audio system. The clock

cally

will be adjusted automatically.

1. Turn the ignition switch to the “ON”

position.

NOTE

For models without SUBARU STAR-

LINK Safety and Security: Depending

on the model of smartphone, the set-

tings of the connected smartphone

3

may need to be changed. (ex: For iOS

or other models, notification settings

may need to be activated.) For details,

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check the instructions on connecting

7.

Models

with

SUBARU

STARLINK

smartphones.

Safety and Security:

ĺ“AUTO”

▼ Models with SUBARU STARLINK

Models without SUBARU

STARLINK

Safety and Security

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Safety and Security:

The clock will be set automatically where

ĺ“Sync With Phone”

2.

Press

(HOME).

a DCM (Data Communication Module in

vehicle cellular connection) signal is avail-

3.

Touch

(Settings).

▼ Models without SUBARU STAR-

able.

4.

ĺ“General”

LINK Safety and Security

5.

ĺ“Clock”

The clock will be set and adjusted auto-

6.

ĺ“Time Setting”

matically when a smartphone is

connected via Bluetooth^® for transferring

phonebook data.

1. Register the smartphone to the audio

system. For details, refer to

“Bluetooth

SETTINGS” in the supplemental Owner’s

Manual for the audio system.

2. Transfer phonebook data to the

system. For details, refer to

“Bluetooth

174

Light Control Switch

3-10. Light Control Switch

conditions, a chirp sound will inform

 For AT models, the select lever is in a

the driver that the lights

are

illumi-

position other than “P” position.

nated.

“

” position:

CAUTION

Instrument panel illumination, headlights,



Use of any lights for a long period

■ Headlights

parking lights, side marker lights, tail lights

of time while the engine is not

and license plate lights are on.

running can cause the battery to

“

” position:

discharge.

Instrument panel illumination, parking



Before leaving the vehicle, make

lights, side marker lights, tail lights and

sure that the light control switch

license plate lights are on.

is turned to the off position. If the

vehicle is left unattended for a

“AUTO” position: auto on/off head-

long time with the light control

lights

switch set to a position other than

When the ignition switch is in the “ON”

the off position, the battery may

position, the instrument panel illumination,

be discharged.

headlights, parking lights, side marker

lights, tail lights and license plate lights

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are automatically on or off depending on

The light control switch operates when the

the level of the ambient light.

push-button ignition switch is in the “ACC”

To turn on the headlights, turn the knob on

or “ON” position.

the end of the light control switch.

The light sensitivity of the auto on/off

headlights can be changed by operating

Regardless of the position of the light

“OFF” position:

the combination meter display (color TFT)

control switch, the illuminated lights are

The headlights are all off.^*1,*2

or the center information display. For

turned off when the push-button ignition

*1: For Canada models, when the light switch is

details, refer to "Settings Display" ) P157

switch is turned off.

switched to the “OFF” position while the

or "Car settings" ) P165. Also, the setting

vehicle is stopped, the lights turn off. Then

can be changed by a SUBARU dealer.

NOTE

the light switch will automatically return to

the “AUTO” position.

Consult your SUBARU dealer for details.

The light control switch can be oper-

*2: For Canada models, the headlights will

ated (except auto on/off headlights),

automatically change to the AUTO mode

▼ Battery-saving function

even the push-button ignition switch

when the following conditions are met:

If the headlights or tail lights are illumi-

is turned off.

 The engine is running.

nated when the push-button ignition

If the driver’s door is opened while the

 The parking brake is fully released.

switch is off, in order to prevent the battery

headlights are illuminated under such

from becoming discharged, the lights will

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Light Control Switch

▼ Sensor for the auto on/off head-

vehicle inspected by your SUBARU

Refer to "High Beam Assist Function (If

lights

dealer as soon as possible.

Equipped)" ) P177.

 The light sensor may not operate

When the headlights are on high beam,

correctly for light other than sunlight.

the high beam indicator light “

” on the

combination meter is also on.

■ High/Low Beam Change

(Dimmer)

■ Headlight Flasher

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The sensor is on the instrument panel as

shown in the illustration.

CAUTION

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If any object is placed on or near the

While the light control switch is in the “

”

sensor, the sensor may not detect

CAUTION

or “AUTO” position in a dark place, the

the level of the ambient light cor-

headlights will turn on.

rectly and the auto on/off headlights

Do not hold the lever in the flashing

Pushing the lever forward and releasing it

may not operate properly.

position for more than just a few

will activate the high beam. Pulling the

seconds.

lever rearward and releasing it will switch

NOTE

the headlights to low beam.

To flash the headlights, pull the lever

 If the light control switch is in the

For models with the High Beam Assist,

toward you and then release it. The high

“AUTO” position and the headlights do

when the light control switch is in the

beam will stay on for as long as you hold

not turn on when it becomes dark

“AUTO” position, pushing the lever

the lever. The headlight flasher works

outside, turn the light switch to “

”

forward turns the High Beam Assist is on.

even though the lighting switch is in the off

position. If this happens, have your

position.

Light Control Switch

177

When the headlights are on high beam,

 When the vehicle speed decreases to

the high beam indicator light “

” on the

or below 10 mph (16 km/h).

combination meter also illuminates.

 When the forward area of the vehicle is

bright.

■ High Beam Assist Function

 When there is a preceding or oncoming

(If Equipped)

vehicle.

 When the EyeSight system is malfunc-

NOTE

tioning or is temporarily stopped.

 The high beam assist function

3

utilizes the stereo camera installed at

NOTE

the position of the front map lights.

 Do not overestimate the capacity of

 For details on how to handle the

the high beam assist function. The

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stereo camera, refer to the Owner’s

driver always has the responsibility to

High beam assist indicator

Manual supplement for the EyeSight

understand the surrounding situation,

When the high beam assist function is

system.

to drive safely, and to change the head-

activated, the high beam assist indicator

The high beam assist function automati-

light mode manually if necessary.

on the combination meter will illuminate.

cally changes the headlight from high

 The factory setting (default setting)

beam to low beam (or vice versa).

for this function is set as “operational”.

NOTE

When all of the following conditions are

This setting can be changed to OFF

If the high beam assist function is mal-

met, the headlight will change to high

(non-operation) at SUBARU dealers.

functioning or is temporarily stopped,

beam.

For more details, contact a SUBARU

the headlight will be fixed at low beam.

dealer.

 When the vehicle speed increases to or

above 20 mph (32 km/h).

▼ Temporary stop of high beam

▼ How to use the high beam assist

 There is no preceding or oncoming

assist function

function

vehicle.

If the high beam assist function stops

The high beam assist function will be acti-

 The forward area of the vehicle is dark.

temporarily due to poor visibility or

vated when all the following conditions are

 The road does not have a sharp curve.

abnormal temperature, the message

met.

When any of the following conditions are

appears on the combination meter. Once

 The light control switch is in the “AUTO”

met, the headlight will change to low

the conditions have been remedied, drive

position and the low beam headlights are

beam.

the vehicle for a while to restore the

on automatically.

system.

 The turn signal lever is pushed forward.

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Light Control Switch

NOTE

NOTE

on the high beam assist function, push

the lever forward and release it.

Even when the operation conditions of

 The sensitivity of the high beam

 When manually changing the head-

the high beam assist function are met,

assist function cannot be lowered in

there may be a case in which the high

the following conditions.

light mode to the high beam, if you turn

beam assist indicator does not illumi-

-

Cruise control or Adaptive

the light control switch to the “

”

nate.

Cruise Control indicator is illumi-

position, the parking lights, side

nated.

marker lights, tail lights and license

▼ How to temporarily lower the sensi-

-

The EyeSight warning indicator

plate lights will turn on.

tivity of the high beam assist func-

(yellow) is illuminated

▼ Tips for the high beam assist

tion

 The sensitivity of the high beam

system

assist function returns to normal level

The sensitivity of the high beam assist

the next time the ignition switch is

 The high beam assist function recog-

function can be lowered by using the

turned to the “OFF” position and the

nizes the condition surrounding the

following operations.

engine is restarted.

vehicle based on the brightness of illumi-

1. After turning the ignition switch to the

nation ahead of your vehicle, etc. There-

“ON” position, set the light control switch

▼ How to change the headlight mode

fore, the headlight mode may switch in

to the

“AUTO” position and push the

manually

some situations that do not match to the

signal lever forward (high beam position).

driver’s sense.

Change to the low beam:

2. After the high beam assist indicator on

 A bicycle or cargo cycle may not be

 Set the light control switch to “

”.

the combination meter will illuminate, turn

detected.

 Pull the lever while the high beam is

the ignition switch to the “OFF” position.

turning on and release it.

 Under the following situations, the

3. Turn the ignition switch to the “ON”

brightness of ambient illumination may not

Change to the high beam:

position and within approximately

15

be detected correctly and the high beam

Push the lever forward and release it.

seconds, press the

“

”

(following

assist function may not work properly. As

distance setting) switch more than

10

At this time, the high beam assist function

a result, the glare of the high beam may

times consecutively.

will turn off, the high beam assist indicator

disturb the oncoming vehicle or vehicle

will turn off and the high beam indicator

ahead. Also, the low beam mode may

When the sensitivity of the high beam

light will turn on.

continue although there are no oncoming

assist function is lowered, the high beam

assist indicator light “

” on the combina-

vehicles and vehicles ahead. In the such

NOTE

cases, change the headlight mode manu-

tion meter display (color TFT) will flash.

 After manually changing the head-

ally.

light mode to the high beam, if you turn

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Steering Responsive Headlight (SRH) (If Equipped)

■ Daytime Running Light

 While the headlight switch is in the

3-11. Steering Responsive

“AUTO” position and the headlights

System

Headlight (SRH) (If

turn on automatically, the daytime

running light is deactivated.

Equipped)

WARNING

 When the turn signal indicators are

flashing, the daytime running light on

When the daytime running lights are

the side that the turn signals are

illuminated, the tail lights do not

flashing will turn off.

illuminate. When it becomes dark

2

outside, turn the light switch to the

“

” position to illuminate the head-

lights and tail lights. This will

improve visibility and allow other

drivers to see your vehicle more

1

easily.

The daytime running lights will automati-

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cally illuminate when the following condi-

tions are fulfilled.

1) The target area of illumination when

 The engine is running.

SRH is activated

2) The target area of illumination when

 The parking brake is fully released.

SRH is not activated

 The light control switch is in the

“AUTO”, “

” or “OFF” position.

SRH is a function that automatically

 For AT models, the select lever is in a

moves the headlight beam to the left or

position other than the “P” position.

right in accordance with the steering

angle. This function helps to improve the

NOTE

visibility at night by illuminating the road

 When the light switch is in the “

”

ahead at corners and intersections.

position, the instrument panel illumina-

You can turn the SRH function on or off.

tion, side marker lights, tail lights and

The settings can be changed by using the

license plate lights are also illumi-

combination meter display (color TFT) or

nated.

center information display. For details,

Steering Responsive Headlight (SRH) (If Equipped)

181

refer to "Driving Support System Settings

 SRH only activates when the vehicle

Display" ) P157, "Car settings" ) P165

is traveling forward at the speed of

approximately 5 mph (8 km/h) or more.

1

3

1

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1) SRH warning indicator

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If SRH is malfunctioning, the SRH warning

1) SRH OFF indicator

indicator on the combination meter display

The SRH OFF indicator on the combina-

(color TFT) illuminates and a message

tion meter display (color TFT) turns off

appears on the warning screen when the

when SRH is turned on.

ignition switch is in the “ON” position. It

indicates that SRH has been deactivated.

The SRH OFF indicator on the combina-

Contact a SUBARU dealer for an inspec-

tion meter display (color TFT) illuminates

tion.

when SRH is turned off.

NOTE

 The SRH function operative/non-

operative status is kept when the

engine is turned off, even if the engine

is restarted.

 When you turn the ignition switch to

the “ON” position, the SRH OFF indi-

cator will illuminate and turn off after

several seconds.

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