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Toyota 86 (2023 year). Manual in english - page 15

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be changed by operating the
multimedia system screen.
(



P.400)

■

Safety tips regarding the
BSD/RCTA approach indi-
cator/warning buzzer



In the following cases, opera-
tion of the BSD/RCTA
approach indicator and the
warning buzzer may be
delayed or the system may
fail to issue these warnings.

• When a vehicle moves to the

neighboring lane from a lane next
to the neighboring lane

• When driving on a steep incline

or on repeated sharp uphill and
downhill grades

• When going beyond a pass
• When both your vehicle and a

vehicle driving on a neighboring
lane are driving on the far side of
each lane.

• When several narrowly-spaced

vehicles are approaching in a row

• In low radius bends (tight bends

or when making turns at an inter-
section)

• When there is a difference in

height between your lane and the
neighboring lane

• Immediately after the BSD/RCTA

is activated by touching
“BSD/RCTA”

• Immediately after the shift lever is

shifted to R

• When extremely heavy cargo is

loaded in the trunk



During reversing, operation of

the BSD/RCTA approach indi-
cator and the warning buzzer
may be delayed or the system
may fail to issue these warn-
ings under the following con-
ditions.

• When backing out of an angled

parking space

• When a large-sized vehicle is

parked next to your vehicle (That
vehicle prevents the propagation
of radar waves.)

• When reversing on sloped roads
• When reversing at a high speed



The BSD/RCTA approach
indicator may illuminate when
driving close to solid objects
on the road or road side (such
as guardrails, tunnels and
sidewalls).



When turning at an intersec-
tion in urban areas, or a multi-
lane intersection, the
BSD/RCTA approach indica-
tor may flash.



If a building or a wall exists in
the reversing direction, the
BSD/RCTA approach indica-
tor may flash and the warning
buzzer may sound.

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

In the following cases, the
system may detect a vehicle
driving two lanes away from
your vehicle.

• When your vehicle drives on the

near side of its lane from the cor-
responding vehicle

• When the vehicle driving two

lanes away drives on the near
side of its lane from your vehicle

■

System temporary stops

This display appears when the
system is used at extremely
high or low temperatures or
when abnormal voltage exists.
Once these conditions are cor-
rected, the system will recover
from the temporary stop condi-
tion and the indicator will disap-
pear.
If the indicator remains dis-
played for a prolonged time,
have the system inspected at a
Toyota dealer.

“BSD/RCTA Disabled”
BSD/RCTA OFF indicator

■

System temporary stops
due to reduced radar sensi-
tivity

This display appears when the
detectability of the radar sen-
sors is reduced. Once the condi-
tion is corrected, the system will
recover from the temporary stop
condition and the indicator will
disappear.
If the indicator remains dis-
played for a prolonged time,
have the system inspected at a
Toyota dealer.

“BSD/RCTA Disabled Sen-
sor Blocked”
BSD/RCTA OFF indicator

■

System malfunction

This display appears when a
malfunction occurs in the sys-
tem. Contact a Toyota dealer
and have the system inspected.

BSD/RCTA OFF indicator

BSD/RCTA warning light

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“BSD/RCTA Disabled Check
Owner's Manual”
BSD/RCTA warning light

To turn the BSD/RCTA system
on and off, operate the
multi-information display
(



P.400) or multimedia system

screen (Refer to “MULTIMEDIA
OWNER'S MANUAL”).
When the BSD/RCTA system is
turned OFF, the BSD/RCTA
OFF indicator on the multi-infor-
mation display will illuminate.

●

In the following cases, turn off the

BSD/RCTA system. The system

may not operate properly due to

blocked radar waves.

• When towing the vehicle

• When a bicycle carrier or other

item is fitted to the rear of the vehi-

cle

• When using a chassis dynamome-

ter or free roller device, etc.

• When running the engine and

making the wheels rotate while lift-

ing up the vehicle

●

If the engine switch is turned to

OFF, the last known status of the

system is maintained. For exam-

ple, if the engine switch is turned

to OFF with the BSD/RCTA deac-

tivated, the BSD/RCTA remains

deactivated the next time the

engine switch is turned to ON.

The radar sensors, one on each
side of the vehicle, are mounted
inside the rear bumper.

Radar sensors

If the radar sensors require repair or

replacement, or the bumper area

around the radar sensors requires

repair, paintwork or replacement,

contact your Toyota dealer for assis-

tance.

To turn on/off the
BSD/RCTA

Handling of radar sensors

NOTICE

To ensure correct operation of the

BSD/RCTA, observe the follow-

ing precautions.

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: If equipped

The Reverse Automatic Braking

(RAB) system records and stores

the following data when automatic

braking operates. It does not record

conversations, personal information

or other audio data.

●

Distance from the object

●

Vehicle speed

●

Accelerator pedal operation status

●

Brake pedal operation status

●

Shift lever position

●

Outside temperature

●

The sensitivity setting of the sonar

sensors

Toyota and third parties contracted

by Toyota may acquire and use the

recorded data for the purpose of

vehicle research and development.

Toyota and third parties contracted

by Toyota will not disclose or pro-

vide the acquired data to any other

third party except under the follow-

ing conditions.

●

The vehicle owner has given

his/her consent.

●

The disclosure/provision is based

NOTICE

●

Always keep the bumper sur-

face near the radar sensors

clean.

●

Do not affix any stickers or other

items on the bumper surface

near the radar sensors. For

details, consult your Toyota

dealer.

●

Do not modify the bumper near

the radar sensors.

●

Do not paint the bumper near

the radar sensors.

●

Do not expose the bumper near

the radar sensors to strong

impacts. If a sensor becomes

misaligned, a system malfunc-

tion may occur, including the

inability to detect vehicles enter-

ing the detection areas. If any

strong shock is applied to the

bumper, be sure to contact your

Toyota dealer for inspection.

●

Do not disassemble the radar

sensors.

Reverse Automatic

Braking (RAB) system

Reverse Automatic Braking
(RAB) is a system designed
to help avoid collisions or
reduce collision damage
when reversing the vehicle.
If a wall or an obstacle is
detected in the reversing
direction, the system will
notify the driver with a
warning sound and may
activate the vehicle’s brakes
automatically.

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on a court order or other legally

enforceable request.

●

Data that has been modified so

that the user and vehicle cannot

be identified is provided to a

research institution for statistical

processing or similar purposes.

The Reverse Automatic Braking
(RAB) system will operate the
following 2 functions using 4
sonar sensors.



Sonar Audible Alarm

The Reverse Automatic Braking
(RAB) system detects objects rear-
ward and warns the driver by warn-
ing message on the multimedia
system screen and warning beeps.



Automatic Braking

The automatic braking detects
objects rearward and if there is a
high risk of a collision, the system
decelerates the vehicle and con-
trols the braking to reduce damage.



When reversing



When either strong automatic
braking or torque control is
applied to prevent collision (in

WARNING

●

Reverse Automatic Braking

(RAB) is not a system intended

to replace the driver’s responsi-

bility to check their surroundings

for vehicles or obstacles to

avoid a collision.

●

The driver is responsible for

driving safely. Before reversing,

be sure to first depress the

brake pedal and visually check

the surroundings.

●

There are some cases in which

the vehicle cannot avoid colli-

sion, because the system oper-

ation has limitations. The

warning sound or automatic

braking may be delayed or may

not operate at all even when an

obstacle is present.

●

Make sure to set the Automatic

Braking to OFF when the vehi-

cle is on the free roller or on the

chassis dynamometer. Other-

wise, the vehicle may move and

it may cause an accident.

●

Make sure to set the Automatic

Braking to OFF when towing the

vehicle. Otherwise, the vehicle

may move and it may cause an

accident.

●

The system is not designed to

detect people (including chil-

dren), animals or other moving

objects.

●

Depending on the vehicle condi-

tion or the surrounding environ-

ment, the sonar sensor’s ability

to detect objects may become

unstable.

Reverse Automatic Brak-
ing (RAB) system over-
view

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this case, short warning
beeps or continuous warning
beeps will sound)

“Object Close Behind”



When the vehicle is stopped
by the system (in this case,
the continuous beep will
remain sounding)

“Apply Brake To Hold Posi-
tion”

The Reverse Automatic Braking
(RAB) system will operate when
all of the following conditions are

met.



The engine switch is in ON.



The EyeSight warning light is
off.



The RAB warning light is off.



The RAB OFF indicator is off.



The shift lever is in the R.

EyeSight warning light
RAB warning light
RAB OFF indicator



Sonar Audible Alarm



The Sonar Audible Alarm is
set to “ON”.



The vehicle speed is from 0 to
9 mph (0 to 15 km/h).



Automatic Braking



The Automatic Braking is set
to “ON”.



The vehicle speed is from 1 to
9 mph (1.5 to 15 km/h).

●

In the following cases, the

Reverse Automatic Braking (RAB)

system will not operate. Promptly

contact a Toyota dealer to have

the system inspected.

• The EyeSight warning light is illu-

minated.

• The RAB warning light is illumi-

WARNING

If your vehicle is trapped on a rail-

road crossing and you are trying

to escape by reversing through

the crossing gate, the system may

recognize the crossing gate as an

obstacle and brake may activate.

In this case, remain calm and

either continue to depress the

accelerator pedal or cancel the

system. (



P.248)

Operating conditions

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nated.

●

In the following cases, the

Reverse Automatic Braking (RAB)

system cannot be operated.

• The RAB OFF indicator is illumi-

nated.

●

In the following cases, the func-

tions may not be able to properly

work. Promptly contact a Toyota

dealer to have the system

inspected.

• A sticker, paint, or a chemical is

applied to the sonar sensors or

the rear bumper near the sonar

sensor.

• The rear bumper is modified.

• The rear bumper has been

removed and attached.

• The ground clearance is changed

due to the vehicle’s loading condi-

tion or modification.

• There is damage to the sonar sen-

sors or the rear bumper near the

sonar sensor.

• The rear bumper is exposed to

strong impact, or the rear bumper

is deformed.

●

On a steep hill, the system’s auto-

matic braking ability will be

reduced.

●

The system is designed to avoid

collisions by automatic hard brak-

ing when the vehicle’s reversing

speed is less than approximately

3 mph (5 km/h). However, the sys-

tem does not guarantee that the

vehicle will be able to avoid colli-

sions in any situation.

●

If the vehicle is reversed at an

extremely slow speed, the driver’s

operation may be prioritized. In

this case, automatic braking will

not operate.

●

The system may not be able to

detect and apply the brake with

the following objects.

• Sharp or thin objects such as

poles, fences and ropes which

may not reflect the sound wave

emitted from the sonar sensor.

• Objects that are too close to the

rear bumper when the shift lever is

set to R.

• Objects with a surface which may

not reflect the sound wave emitted

from the sonar sensor such as a

chain link fence.

●

Objects the system is not

designed to detect and apply

brake.

• Pedestrians.

• Moving objects including moving

vehicles.

• Objects which absorbs sound

waves such as cloth or snow.

• Objects whose surface has a

diagonal angle.

• Objects that are low to the ground

such as parking blocks.

• Objects that are high above the

ground such as objects hanging

from above.

• Objects that are out of range of

the center of the vehicle in the

horizontal direction.

• Objects that are not in a vertical

direction.

• Objects which are not perpendicu-

lar to the ground.

• Objects which are not directly in

the traveling direction of the vehi-

cle.

• Objects which are uneven or

wavy.

●

When reversing the vehicle, the

functions may not be able to work

properly or may cause a system

malfunction if the following condi-

tions exist.

High frequency sound from other

sources are nearby:

• Horn sound from another vehicle.

• Engine sound from other vehicles.

• Sound of an air brake.

• Vehicle detection equipment or a

sonar from another vehicle.

• A sound wave with a frequency

similar to the vehicle’s system is

transmitted near by.

• A vehicle equipped with the same

system is reversing toward your

reversing direction.

●

Weather conditions:

• Extremely high or extremely low

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temperatures in which the area

near the sonar sensor becomes

too hot or too cold to operate.

• The sonar sensors or the rear

bumper near the sonar sensors

are exposed to heavy rain or a

significant amount of water.

• Fog, snow or sandstorm, etc.

• Air is moving rapidly such as when

a strong wind is blowing.

●

Parts attached to the rear bumper

near the sonar sensor:

• Commercial electronic parts (fog

light, fender pole, radio antenna)

or commercial attachment parts

(trailer hitch, bicycle carrier,

bumper guard) are attached.

• Parts that emit high frequency

sound, such as a horn or speaker,

are attached.

●

Vehicle conditions:

• Ice, snow or mud is adhered to the

sonar sensors or the rear bumper

near the sonar sensor.

• The vehicle is significantly

inclined.

• The ground clearance is signifi-

cantly reduced due to the vehi-

cle’s loading condition, etc.

• When the sonar sensor is mis-

aligned due to a collision or an

accident.

●

Surrounding environment:

• A cloth banner, flag, hanging

branch or railroad crossing bars

are present in the reversing direc-

tion.

• When reversing on a gravel or

grassy area.

• When reversing in an area where

objects or walls are adjacent to

the vehicle such as narrow tun-

nels, narrow bridges, narrow

roads or narrow garages.

• Wheel track or hole is present in

the ground of the reversing direc-

tion.

• When reversing over a drainage

cover (grating cover).

• The path of the reversing direction

is inclined such as on a steep

uphill.

• When reversing downhill.

• Reversing in a garage with a low

ceiling or a tunnel.

• A curb or step is present in the

reversing direction.

• There is a patch of snow rear-

ward.

• There is a puddle of water.
• There is an obstacle that is next to

an object.

• Going back along a wall.
• The area where the road starts

touching dirt and snow.

• When reversing on an uneven

road.

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●

In circumstances such as the fol-

lowing, it may not be possible to

avoid a collision even when the

system operates normally.

• Roads are slippery.

• The tire air pressure is not correct.

• The tires have become worn.

• Tire chains are installed.

• Tires which are not the designated

size are installed.

• Emergency repairs were per-

formed using a puncture repair kit.

• The suspension was modified.

• Vehicle driving is unstable due to

accident or malfunction.

• The brake system warning light is

illuminated.

When Reverse Automatic Braking (RAB) system is in operation, an
audible warning beeps will sound in 3 levels to warn the driver of a
potential collision.

It may take time to display the wall and sound warning beeps after the object

was recognized by the Sonar Audible Alarm.

: Range of detection may vary depending on the environmental condition.

■

Obstacle detected and alert
level

When an object is detected in
the reversing direction, the
range of detected object will be
shown on the multimedia sys-
tem screen.

A warning alarm will sound and,
depending on the speed, either
torque control to generate
engine braking or automatic
braking will be applied.

Sonar Audible Alarm

Alert level

Range of

detected object

Distance indicator

Alarm pattern

Long proximity
(object detected)

35 in (90cm) or
more

Green

No warning
sound

Medium proxim-
ity
alert(approach-
ing the object)

28 to 35 in (70 to
90cm)

Yellow

Short beeps

Short proximity
alert (approach-
ing closer to the
object)

20 to 28 in (50 to
70cm)

Orange

Rapid short
beeps

Closest proximity
alert (too close to
the object)

20 in (50cm) or
less

Red

Continuous beep

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

Long proximity alert (object
detected)

Green: 35 in (90 cm) or more



Medium proximity alert
(approaching the object)

Yellow: 28 to 35 in (70 to 90
cm)



Short proximity alert
(approaching closer to the
object)

Orange: 20 to 28 in (50 to 70
cm)



Closest proximity alert (too
close to the object)

Red: 20 in (50 cm) or less

■

Object close behind warn-
ing

If the system determine the risk
of collision with the object. Short
warning beeps or continuous
warning beeps will sound and
either strong automatic braking
or torque control will be applied
to prevent collision.
At this time, a warning message
is also displayed on the
multi-information display.



Automatic braking warning

“Object Close Behind”

Automatic Braking opera-
tion

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Make sure to depress the brake
pedal once the vehicle has been
stopped by automatic braking.
Until the brake pedal is
depressed, a message will be
displayed on the multimedia
system screen and the continu-
ous beep will remain sounding.
At this time, a warning message
is also displayed on the
multi-information display.



Depress brake pedal warning

“Apply Brake To Hold Posi-
tion”

The Sonar Audible Alarm and Auto-

matic Braking are different in opera-

tion conditions. Therefore there are

cases in which only one of these

functions will activate.

■

After the vehicle is stopped
by the system

After the brake pedal is

depressed, the RAB OFF indi-
cator will illuminate and the sys-
tem will temporarily stop
operating. The RAB OFF indica-
tor will turn off when the shift
lever is shifted to a position
other than R.
The system will operate again
the next time the shift lever is
shifted to R.

●

The Reverse Automatic Braking

(RAB) system will be disabled in

the following situations.

• When 3 seconds pass after the

vehicle is stopped

• When any door is opened

• When the RAB warning light is illu-

minated

• When the RAB OFF indicator is

illuminated

●

The Reverse Automatic Braking

(RAB) system may stop operating

temporarily in the following cases

and the RAB OFF indicator will

illuminate.

• Ice, snow or mud is adhered to the

sonar sensors or the rear bumper

near the sonar sensor

• Objects are too close to the rear

bumper when the shift lever is set

to R

• The system detects sounds of a

similar frequency to the RAB

sonar

• When the TRAC and VSC mode

are turned off

• When in TRACK mode and the

WARNING

Depress the brake pedal immedi-

ately after the system stops the

vehicle by automatic braking.

Depending on the conditions of

the road surface and tires, the

vehicle may not remain stopped,

possibly leading to an accident.

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Pre-Collision Braking System has

been turned off

The Reverse Automatic Braking
(RAB) system can be temporar-
ily canceled by any of the follow-
ing operation.



While the vehicle is stopped
by the operation of automatic
braking, the brake pedal is
depressed.



While the vehicle is stopped
by the operation of automatic
braking, the accelerator pedal
is depressed.



The accelerator pedal is
depressed continuously (In
this case, limited acceleration
will be canceled and the vehi-
cle will continue reversing.)



The shift lever is shifted to a
position other than R.

The system will be canceled if the

object is no longer detected.

While the shift lever is shifted to
R, the below functions of the
Reverse Automatic Braking
(RAB) system can be set by
operating the multimedia system
screen.

When the ON setting key is shown,
the corresponding setting is ON.
Touch the ON setting key to turn
the setting OFF.
When the OFF setting is shown, the
corresponding setting is OFF.
Touch the OFF setting key to turn
the setting ON.

ON setting key of Automatic
Braking
OFF setting key of Auto-
matic Braking
ON setting key of the Sonar
Audible Alarm
OFF setting key of the Sonar
Audible Alarm

When the Automatic Braking are
turned OFF, the following indica-
tor(s) will illuminate.

The RAB OFF indicator will turn off
when the corresponding function is
turned ON.

Canceling the Reverse
Automatic Braking (RAB)
system operation

Reverse Automatic Brak-
ing (RAB) system ON/OFF
setting

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When the settings cannot be

changed, the ON/OFF setting key

will be grayed out.
Also, the following settings can be

changed by operating the multime-

dia system screen. (



P.400)

●

Warning Volume

●

Sonar Audible Alarm

●

Automatic Braking

If the Reverse Automatic Brak-
ing (RAB) system malfunctions,
the above indicator illuminates
on the meter. Contact the near-
est Toyota dealer for details.

The 4 sonar sensors are located
in the rear bumper. To ensure
the proper operation of the
Reverse Automatic Braking
(RAB) system, observe the fol-
lowing precautions.



Do not affix any stickers or
other items on the sonar sen-
sor or the bumper surface
near the sonar sensors.



Always keep the sonar sensor

and the rear bumper surface
near the sonar sensors clean.



Do not modify rear bumper.



Do not paint the bumper near
the sonar sensors.



Do not apply high pressure
water to the sonar sensors
with a high pressure
car-washing machine.



Do not apply strong impacts
to the rear bumper near the
sonar sensors. If a sensor
becomes misaligned, a sys-
tem malfunction may occur,
including inability to detect
objects in the reversing direc-
tion. If any strong impact is
applied to the rear bumper,
contact a Toyota dealer to
have the system inspected.



Do not disassemble the sonar
sensors.

If the sonar sensors require repair or

replacement, or if the area of the

rear bumper near the sonar sensors

requires repair, paintwork or

replacement, contact your Toyota

dealer for assistance.

RAB warning light

Handling of the Sonar
Sensors

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●

Do not wipe the camera with alco-

hol, benzine or paint thinner.

Otherwise, discoloration may

occur. To remove contamination,

wipe the camera with a cloth

moistened with a diluted neutral

detergent. Then wipe it with a soft,

dry cloth.

●

When waxing the vehicle, be care-

ful not to apply the wax to the

camera. If it comes in contact with

the camera, moisten a clean cloth

with a diluted neutral detergent to

remove the wax.

●

The camera lens has a hard coat-

ing to help prevent scratches.

However, when washing the vehi-

cle or cleaning the camera lens,

be careful not to scratch the cam-

era lens. Do not use a washing

brush directly on the camera lens.

The image quality of the rear view

camera may deteriorate.

●

Strong light shined on the camera

lens may develop vertical lines

around the light source. This is not

a malfunction.

●

Under the fluorescent light, the

display may flicker. However, this

is not a malfunction.

●

The image of the rear view cam-

era may be slightly different from

the actual color of the objects.

●

If there is a malfunction on the

multimedia system screen, refer to

“MULTIMEDIA OWNER'S MAN-

UAL”.

Rear view camera

A rear view camera is
attached to the trunk lid.
When the engine switch is
in ON and the shift lever is
set to R, the rear view cam-
era automatically displays
the rear view image behind
the vehicle on the multime-
dia system screen.

WARNING

●

Since the rear view camera

uses a wide-angle lens, the

image on the monitor is different

from the actual view in terms of

distance.

●

Since the range of the image on

the monitor is limited, always

check the rear view and the sur-

rounding area with your eyes

and mirrors, and move back-

ward at a slow speed. Moving

backward only by checking the

rear view image from the cam-

era could cause an accident.

●

Do not disassemble or modify

the camera, switch or wiring. If

smoke comes out or you smell a

strange odor, stop using the

rear view camera immediately.

Contact your Toyota dealer for

an inspection. Continued use

may result in accident, fire or

electric shock.

NOTICE

●

When washing your vehicle with

a high-pressure washer, do not

allow water to touch the camera

directly. Entry of water in the

camera lens may result in con-

densation, malfunction, fire or

electric shock.

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When the shift lever is set to R,
the rear view camera automati-
cally displays the rear view
image from the vehicle. When
the lever is set to other posi-
tions, the image before setting
to R is displayed.

Set the engine switch to ON.

Set the shift lever to R.

●

The image of the rear view cam-

era is horizontally reversed as is

the case with the vehicle inside

mirror or the outside mirror.

●

When “Rear Camera Delay Con-

trol” is on, the rear view image

from the rear view camera will be

displayed on the multimedia sys-

tem screen for a certain amount of

time after the shift lever is shifted

from R to another position. When

any of the following conditions are

met, the rear view image will be

canceled:

• The shift lever is shifted to P (vehi-

cles with an automatic transmis-

sion)

• The vehicle speed becomes

approximately 5 mph (8 km/h) or

• The parking brake is engaged

• 9 seconds have elapsed since the

shift lever was shifted from R to

another position

To turn the function on and off, refer

to “MULTIMEDIA OWNER’S MAN-

UAL”.

●

It may be difficult to see the image

of the rear view camera in the fol-

lowing cases. This is not a mal-

function of the camera.

• The vehicle is in a dark place (at

night, in a tunnel, etc.).

• The vehicle is in an extremely hot

or cold place.

• An object (such as raindrops,

snow, dirt, etc.) that disturbs the

view of the rear view camera

sticks to the lens of the camera.

• Strong light is shining directly on

the camera lens (occasionally,

there are vertical lines on the

screen).

The area from the rear end of
the bumper can be viewed.
Areas at both ends of the
bumper and areas just under the
bumper cannot be viewed.

NOTICE

●

Since the camera is a precision

device, do not subject it to

strong impacts. Otherwise, mal-

function, fire or electric shock

may occur.

●

If mud or snow sticks to or is fro-

zen on the camera, you must be

very careful when removing it.

Otherwise, damage to the cam-

era may cause a fire or electric

shock. Pour water or lukewarm

water over the camera to

remove mud and ice, and wipe

it with a soft, dry cloth.

●

Do not put a flame close to the

camera or wiring. Otherwise,

damage or fire may occur.

●

When replacing the fuse, be

sure to use a fuse with the spec-

ified rating. Use of a fuse with a

different rating may result in a

malfunction.

●

If you use the rear view camera

for a long time while the engine

is not operated, the battery may

become completely discharged.

How to use the rear view
camera

Viewing range on the
screen

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4-6. Using other driving systems

Also, the image from the rear
view camera looks shorter than
the actual distance.



Range of view



Image from camera

The area above the camera
cannot be viewed. If there is an
object that has a wide projection
on its upper part such as a sign
pole behind the vehicle, the pro-
jection cannot be seen on the
screen.



Range of view



Image from camera

The help lines are a guide to
help you realize the actual dis-
tance from the screen image.

WARNING

The range that can be viewed

with the rear view camera is lim-

ited. Always be sure to check with

your eyes when moving backward

and proceed slowly. Otherwise, it

may cause an accident or injury.

Help lines

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