Harman Becker Automotive Systems BE2810 Automotive Infotainment Unit User Manual

Harman Becker Automotive Systems, Inc. Automotive Infotainment Unit

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Owner's manual
Important note For information on the location of Ferrari Dealers and Authorised Service Centres, visit the website www.ferraridealer.com or the Customer Care Service available at the numbers indicated in the “Reference Guide” booklet.
4IntroductionGeneral remarksThis vehicle, which complies with EC homologation parameters, uses advanced technology and is capable of achieving high performance levels. It is equipped with sophisticated active and passive safety systems (described below).These safety features and systems do not authorise the driver to take risks other than those involved in normal driving since their preventive and protective action is guaranteed only in certain conditions. Unless otherwise instructed specifically by Ferrari (see the Safety chapter), the deactivation of any of the vehicle’s safety systems is PROHIBITED.While certain safety systems (e.g. the airbags) have been tested to ensure that they offer the highest possible levels of protection, they may nonetheless be hazardous in the event of failure by the driver or passenger to observe the instructions given by Ferrari. All vehicle occupants must be attentive at all times and take particular care when transporting passengers who are more subject to injury such as children, disabled and elderly persons.Safe driving is subject to the following conditions AT ALL TIMES:- the driver must be in perfect psycho-physical condition;- road regulations (Traffic Regulations - Vienna Convention on Road Traffic that ended on 8 November 1968) must be strictly observed;- common rules of caution must always be observed in relation to the quality/performance of the vehicle, driving conditions and contingent situations.- Caution and discipline are the basis of safe driving.- Driving takes place in a naturally dangerous context in which a number of different risk factors interact. For this reason, drivers must drive bearing in mind that others, whether they are pedestrians, motorcyclists or motorists, can make mistakes. Keeping a safe distance allows emergency measures to be taken. Remember that national and international legislation requires that the driver of the vehicle must be capable of performing corrective and/or emergency manoeuvres at all times.- Correct and careful use of a vehicle derives, above all, from respect for one's own safety and that of others as well as from compliance with road regulations. Only this respect will help you experience all the emotions that driving this car can offer you.The driver MUST NEVER allow passengers to increase the risks associated with driving (e.g. by not using safety systems such as the seat belts) by failing to observe the mandatory safety rules that apply to both driver and passengers.The vehicle MUST NOT be modified or tampered with for any reason whatsoever since, by so doing, the manufacturer's homologation and safety parameters will be modified.
5IntroductionThe driver must pay the utmost attention to the signals of the vehicle and, in particular, the warning lights on the dashboard and buzzers. Even when the warning lights do not indicate a situation of immediate danger, the driver must be cautious in relation to possible consequences/degeneration of the failure and other information given.During routine operations, such as refuelling, precautions should always been taken and it is important to check that flammable liquid has not been spilled; these precautions must be observed even if the operation is performed by others. Similarly, before setting off make sure that the doors are closed by checking the warning lights and also manually.The driver must be fully acquainted with the vehicle and its controls in order to handle and drive it correctly. Command of the vehicle can be acquired/improved by attending the driving courses held by Ferrari which we strongly recommend. The use of terms from the motor sports world (such as F1, SPORT and RACE) is merely indicative of the vehicle's competition-derived technology and does not endorse inappropriate behaviour on the road which does not comply with Traffic Regulations.Sports-style or SPORT or RACE mode driving refer to road driving.Most accidents are caused by distraction. The driver must use any on-board information, communication and entertainment systems responsibly, especially when the vehicle is in motion. Examples of information, communication and entertainment systems are the following: satellite navigation systems, traffic information systems (e.g. ITT), media players (e.g. iPod), telephones with Bluetooth connectivity, etc. (whether merely audio-based or with display).It is important to bear in mind that on-board systems may be distracting when driving since they may take a driver's attention off the road for several seconds.Aftermarket video entertainment systems for the passenger (e.g. TV) must be installed where they cannot distract the driver while the vehicle is in motion. While the vehicle is in motion, the attention required to use on-board systems must never exceed the high level of attention required to drive safely in accordance with the Traffic Regulations. Therefore, these systems may only be used (separately or in combination with others) by the driver:- in complete safety (stopping the vehicle before use if necessary). Operations that are not involved with driving (e.g. changing dashboard functions), must be performed in maximum safety when the vehicle is stationary;
6Introduction- putting road safety first; for example, under conditions of poor or limited visibility, looking at a display with active programmes can be distracting even if you take your eye off the road only for a split second;- ensuring, if the previous vehicle owner has installed systems on the vehicle that are NOT APPROVED by Ferrari (car tuning), that they are fully compatible with the original vehicle equipment.If the vehicle owner has installed one or more new systems, either fixed or removable, on the vehicle, make sure that these- have the necessary certification;- are fully compatible with the original vehicle equipment (i.e. they do not interfere with it);- are fitted by skilled staff.The Ferrari Technical Service Department and Ferrari Dealers and Authorised Service Centres can provide all the information needed to ensure that they are compatible.Strict priority criteria must be observed when driving a vehicle: you must not therefore take your attention off the road.In some countries, the use of entertainment/information systems is prohibited on vehicles when driving.The driver is responsible for use of these entertainment/information systems with video screens if they are prohibited in the country where the vehicle will be driven.These considerations are not exhaustive, but only refer to some general issues that will be specifically dealt with in this Owner's Manual.
7IntroductionIntroductionThe aim of this Owner’s Manual is to help you get the best value from your vehicle and to provide information on routine maintenance: we advise you to read it carefully before setting out. The Owner’s Manual should be considered an integral part of the vehicle and must therefore always be kept on board.Using the product in a way that does NOT comply with the Owner's Manual not only exonerates Ferrari of any responsibility but also puts the person at great risk.Due to its performance characteristics, the vehicle should not be driven by inexperienced drivers who have not received proper training.Special care should be taken when giving the vehicle to third parties so that they are not put at risk. The vehicle can also be damaged if used in a way that does not comply with the instructions given above.UpdatingThe high quality level of the vehicle is subject to constant technological improvements. Therefore, there may be differences between this manual and your vehicle.The Ferrari Sales and Service Network will provide you with all the information on any updates.All specifications and illustrations contained in this manual are accurate as of the date of printing.Spare partsWhen replacing parts or topping up with lubricants and fluids, we recommend that you use original spare parts and lubricants and fluids recommended by Ferrari.Warranty BookletEach new vehicle comes with a “Warranty Booklet”.This contains the vehicle’s warranty validity conditions.This warranty does not affect the buyer's statutory rights as a consumer, which derive from binding legal norms in his or her favour, in the various states or countries, or from European Union regulations, towards the Dealer.The Warranty Booklet also contains the routine maintenance indicated in the “Maintenance Schedule”.
8IntroductionConsulting the manualTo facilitate reading the manual, the topics have been divided into sections and chapters.1. GeneralProvides general information about your vehicle.2. SafetyDescribes the main safety systems in the vehicle.3. About your VehicleProvides all necessary information for use of the vehicle.4. Advice for Emergency SituationsProvides useful advice for solving problems that may occur.5. Care of the vehicleProvides advice for cleaning, care and routine maintenance of your vehicle.6. GlossaryExplains the main technical concepts.7. Table of ContentsAllows you to quickly identify and locate the information required.ServiceThe information in this manual is necessary for the use and proper care of the vehicle. In addition, Customers will get maximum satisfaction and results from the vehicle if they carefully follow the instructions contained in it.We recommend that you have all the checks and services performed at Ferrari Authorised Workshops since they have highly skilled staff and the necessary equipment.In the case of erroneous maintenance or repairs (that do not conform to the technical repair standards and procedures adopted by Ferrari), undertaken by independent repair centres, particularly if concerning safety systems or safety, Ferrari may decide to not carry out further repairs on the vehicle, unless the vehicle is restored so that it conforms to original parameters.The Customer Care Service, available at the numbers indicated in the “Reference Guide” booklet enclosed with the vehicle documents, can provide information on the location of the Ferrari Dealers and Authorised Service Centres.The Ferrari Technical Service Department is at your complete disposal for any information and advice. If you have any doubts about the information provided in this manual or how to use or operate the vehicle, please contact the Ferrari Service Network.
9IntroductionEnvironment Warning for environmental protection: useful advice for protec-tion of the environment.Within the various sections, special attention must be paid to the parts marked as follows:Warning Extreme caution required: failure to comply with the instructions could constitute a serious risk to personal safety and vehicle protection!Important note Important note: a note containing instructions or information.
10 IntroductionEnvironmental protectionEnvironment The following chapter contains useful advice for environmental protection.Ferrari has designed and constructed a vehicle using technologies, materials and devices capable of reducing the harmful impact on the environment to a minimum.If you use your vehicle with respect for the environment, you too will contribute to environmental protection.Fuel consumption as well as engine, gearbox, brakes and tyres wear mainly depend on two factors:- use of the vehicle;- driving style.Both factors are influenced by the driver.Use of the vehicle- Avoid using the vehicle for short trips.- Check that the tyre pressure is correct.- Check the fuel consumption.- Proper periodic maintenance will contribute to preserving your vehicle in full working order and to protecting the environment. We therefore advise you to respect the service due dates indicated in the “Maintenance Schedule”.Driving style- Do not accelerate during the starting procedure.- Do not warm up the engine when the vehicle is stationary.- Drive carefully and keep a safety distance that corresponds to the driving speed.- Avoid sudden and frequent acceleration or braking- Turn off the engine if the vehicle is kept stationary for long peri-ods of time.- Shift gears using only 2/3 of the speed permitted for each gear.- Use the air conditioning in moderation.- A driving style like that described above protects the vehicle from premature wear and tear, makes driving safer and does not subject the vehicle to undue fatigue.Important note The vehicle is equipped with exhaust gas control and monitor-ing systems which must always be kept in perfect working order and controlled regularly.
11IntroductionDirective for the treatment of end-of-life vehicles (EU only)For many years, Ferrari has been globally committed to respecting and protecting the environment by constantly improving its manufacturing processes and developing increasingly eco-compatible products.Regulations for the treatment of end-of-life vehicles, implemented in response to the terms of EU Directive 2000/53, require that producers (manufacturers and official importers) collect all the vehicles introduced on the market by the producers themselves at the end of their life cycle, and ensure that these vehicles are processed in an environmentally compatible manner.To hand over your Ferrari at the end of its life cycle for treatment at no additional cost (excluding deregistration and transport), take your vehicle to the nearest Ferrari dealer, which will, at its own expense, transport the vehicle to one of the authorised collection and demolition centres, which have been selected to ensure that all processes for the collection, treatment and recovery of recyclable materials are carried out in an environmentally compatible manner.For further information, visit www.ferrari.com.When handing over a Ferrari vehicle at the end of its life cycle:- the vehicle must be complete, containing all the essential elements such as the engine, transmission, bodywork, ECUs and catalytic converters;- the vehicle must not contain any additional refuse.Ferrari is committed to offering its clients a geographically extensive and, as a result, better service, and thanks you for your cooperation in this environmental challenge.Bear in mind that specific regulations govern the disposal of vehicle parts including batteries, tyres, used oil, etc.Please contact the Ferrari Service Network for more information.
1. General2. Safety3. About your Vehicle4. Advice for Emergency Situations5. Care of the vehicle6. Glossary7. Table of Contents
14 GeneralVehicle keysThe vehicle is delivered with two identical keys that can be used for:- central door locking;- starting the vehicle;- activating/deactivating the alarm system;- opening the luggage compartment.Important note If the keys are lost or stolen, you can request a duplicate from the Ferrari Service Network (see section “Duplicating the keys” on page 16).Key codesA CODE CARD is supplied together with the keys, indicating the following:- the electronic code;- the mechanical code for the keys, to be given to the Ferrari Service Network if you request duplicates of the keys.Warning The code numbers on the CODE CARD must always be kept in a safe and protected place, not accessible to others.Important note In the event of a change of ownership, it is essential that the new vehicle owner is provided with all the keys and with the CODE CARD.
15General1Alarm systemThe FERRARI CODE systemThe vehicle is equipped with an electronic immobiliser system (Ferrari CODE) which is automatically activated when the ignition key is removed.The keys are equipped with an electronic device which transmits a coded signal to the Ferrari CODE ECU. Once this ECU has recognised the signal, it allows the engine to start.OperationEach time the ignition key is removed from position 0 (see page 85), the protection system activates the engine immobiliser.- When starting the engine, press the ENGINE START button on the steering wheel:1) If the code is recognised, the CODE warning light A on the instrument panel turns off when the check procedure has been completed, whereas the EOBD warning light B turns off when the engine is started once the ECU has completed its diagnostic cycle; in these conditions, the protection system has recognised the key code and deactivated the immobiliser.2) If the CODE warning light A stays on, it means that the code has not been recognised. If this occurs, it is advisable to turn the key back to position 0 and then back to II; if the immobiliser device remains active, try with the other key provided.Important note If you still cannot restart the engine, contact the Ferrari Service Network.B A
16 General- While driving, with the ignition key in position II:1) If the CODE A warning light turns on, it means that the system is performing a self-diagnostic cycle. At the first opportunity, you can stop and test the system: switch off the engine by turning the ignition key to position 0, then turn the key back to position II: the CODE warning light A will turn on and should go off within one second. If the warning light stays on, repeat the procedure described previously leaving the key at 0 for more than 30 seconds.Important note If the problem persists, please contact the Ferrari Service Network.2) If the CODE warning light A flashes, it means that the vehicle is not protected by the immobiliser.Important note Contact the Ferrari Service Network immediately to have all the keys stored in the system memory.Important note Each key provided has its own specific code, which must be stored in the memory of the system control unit.Duplicating the keysIf you request additional keys, provided that the conditions to satisfy your request are met, remember that the codes must be stored (up to a maximum of 7 keys) on all the keys. Contact the Ferrari Service Network directly and bring the following with you:- all the keys in your possession;- the CODE CARD for the Ferrari CODE system;- a personal identity document;- the documents proving ownership of the vehicle.The codes for the keys that are not available when the new memorisation procedure is performed will be deleted from the memory to prevent any lost or stolen keys being used to start the vehicle.B A
17General1Replacing remote control batteriesIf you press one of the three buttons on the key and this does not activate the corresponding function, check that the alarm system functions are operating correctly by using the other remote control before replacing the remote control batteries.Replace the remote control batteries as follows:- open the key cover C using a small screwdriver at the position indicated by the arrow;- remove the two batteries E, pushing in the direction indicated by the arrow to release them from the retainer cover D;- fit two new batteries of the same type, observing the indicated polarity;- close the key cover C.Important note Do not use sharp tools to remove the cover and be careful to avoid damaging the remote control.Electronic alarmThe electronic alarm system performs the following functions:- remote control for central door locking/unlocking;- perimeter surveillance, detecting if doors and lids are open;- motion surveillance, detecting intrusion in the passenger compartment;- vehicle movement surveillance.ActivationTo activate the alarm system, press button F on the ignition key:- the turn indicators flash once;- the system “beeps”;- the red LED on the dashboard flashes;- the central door locking system of the vehicle is activated and the doors are locked.The system activates after approximately 25 seconds.When the electronic alarm is activated, the user may request opening of the luggage compartment; in this case, the motion and anti-lift sensors are temporarily deactivated.$& %('
18 GeneralIf the luggage compartment is then closed, the sensors will be reactivated.If the turn indicators and the red LED on the dashboard flash 9 times when you activate the alarm system, it means that one of the doors or the front/rear lid is open or not closed properly and is therefore not protected by the perimeter surveillance. If this is the case, check that the doors and front/rear lids are closed properly and close any door or lid that is open without deactivating the alarm system: the turn indicators will flash once to indicate that the door and front/rear lids are now closed properly and protected by the perimeter surveillance.Warning If the turn indicators and the red LED on the dashboard flash 9 times when the alarm system is activated with the doors and front and rear lids properly closed, it means that the self-diag-nostic feature has detected a malfunction in the system. Contact the Ferrari Service Network to have the system checked.DeactivationTo deactivate the alarm system, press button G on the ignition key:- the turn indicators flash twice;- the system beeps twice;- the red LED on the dashboard goes off;- the cabin lights and the puddle lights come on;- the central door locking system of the vehicle is deactivated and the doors are unlocked.Pressing button G twice unlocks the doors and also turns on the low beams for 30 seconds.The alarm system is off and you can now get into the vehicle and start the engine.To enter the vehicle if the remote control battery is flat, insert the key into one of the two door locks and turn it to release the lock; the alarm siren will activate. Start the vehicle following the standard procedures; The alarm siren will deactivate.Deactivating the anti-lift volumetric alarmPress button H to deactivate the volumetric sensors and anti-lift alarm system. When this function is deactivated, the indicator light on the button will flash for about 3 seconds and will then turn off.H
19General1Alarm memoryIf, when the vehicle is started, the CODE symbol (see page 148) appears on the TFT display for 10 seconds after the system diagnosis cycle, together with the message “Break-in attempted”, this means there has been an attempt to break into the car, causing the alarm to activate.In this case, the system will indicate the reason for the alarm activation according to the following priority:- LED off twice: anti-lift sensor alarm;- LED off three times: door alarm;- LED off four times: luggage compartment lid alarm;- LED off five times: ignition key alarm.The alarm system memory is reset by turning the ignition key.Ministerial homologationThe electronic alarm system complies with EU regulations on elec-tromagnetic compatibility and is marked in compliance.The homologation number is referred to with the following charac-ters.For those markets that require the transmitter and/or receiver marking, the homologation number is found on the component.Satellite alarm system (optional)In some markets, the vehicle can be equipped, on request, with a satellite alarm system. If the vehicle is equipped with a satellite alarm system, please refer to the “Nav Trak Satellite Alarm System Quick Reference” booklet enclosed with the vehicle documents, for further information.
20 GeneralIdentification and homologation plates and labelsRLSQOMIHGFEDCBANPTU
21General1Ref. Label/plate PositionAEngine type and number CrankcaseBLow-beam homologation Engine compartment lidCAssembly number Engine compartmentDRadiator with antifreeze RH engine compartment cosmetic shieldEChecking the engine oil level RH engine compartment cosmetic shieldFEngine and gearbox oil label RH engine compartment cosmetic shieldGECE homologation Engine compartment lidHHigh voltage Central engine compartment cosmetic shieldIInstallation of rearward facing child seat not allowed Passenger-side dashboard side panelLVehicle identification Rear passenger-side door jambMPassenger airbag warning (2) Passenger-side sun visorNChassis number Chassis right-hand rear cross memberOUnleaded fuel Fuel filler flapPGearbox type and number Gearbox housingQTyre pressure and type Driver-side doorRTPMS present warning Driver-side doorSChassis number WindscreenTOriginal paintwork Engine compartment lidUStop&Start system warning (only with HELE) LH engine compartment cosmetic shield
22 GeneralA Engine type and numberB Low-beam homologationC Assembly numberD Radiator with antifreeze
23General1E Checking engine oil levelF Engine and gearbox oil labelG ECE homologationH High voltage
24 GeneralI Installation of rearward facing child seat not allowedL Vehicle identificationM Passenger side airbag warning (2)N Chassis number
25General1O Unleaded fuelP Gearbox type and numberQ Tyre pressure and typeR TPMS present warning
26 GeneralS Chassis numberT Original paintworkU Stop&Start system warning (with HELE package only)
27General1Dimensions and weightsWheelbase 2670 mmMax. length 4570 mmMax. width 2109 mmMax. height 1317 mmFront track 1630 mmRear track 1605 mm Front overhang 954 mm Rear overhang 946 mmKerb weight 1770 kg ** considering the most favourable OPT combination210913171605163026704570
28 GeneralMain engine specificationsType F 154 BBNumber of cylinders 8Cylinder sequence V 90°Cylinder bore 86.5 mmPiston stroke 82 mmTotal displacement 3885 cm3Compression ratio 9.4:1Max. RPM (with limiting device)7500 RPM Max. power (Dir. 1999/99/EC)412 kW (560 hp) *Corresponding RPM 7500 RPM Max. torque (Dir. 1999/99/EC)755 NmCorresponding RPM 4750 RPM Consumption and CO2 emissionsStandard versionWith HELE systeml/100 km g/km l/100 km g/kmCity cycle 17.8 415 15.5 362Motorway 8.2 191 8.0 187Combined cycle 11.7 273 10.7 251Transmission ratiosGearbox ratios Differential/bevel gear pair ratio1 = 3.3972 = 2.1853 = 1.626 4.4444 = 1.2865 = 1.0286 = 0.8397 = 0.634R = 2.791Performance0 - 100 km/h Max. speed3.6 s > 315 km/hElectrical systemSupply voltage Alternator12 V Nippondenso 150 A SC2Battery Starter motorFiamm 12V - 100 A/h - 850 A Nippondenso*: value obtained with 98 RON unleaded fuel
29General1Wheel rims and tyresWheel rimsFront Rear Space saver spare wheel 8” J x 19” ET 44 10” J x 19” ET 52.5 4.5” J x 20”8” J x 20” ET 44 10” J x 20” ET 52.5 4.5” J x 20”Explanation of wheel rim codesExample: 8” J x 20” ET 448” = Rim width in inchesJ = Shape of rim edge (side projection where tyre bead rests)20” = Rim diameter in inchesET 44 = Offset (distance, in mm, between the centreline of the rim and inner rim surface)
30 GeneralFerrari-approved tyres Inflation pressure (cold) * * *Pirelli PZero Front 245/40 ZR19 2.40 bar E B 71 dBRear 285/40 ZR19 2.20 bar E B 73 dBPirelli PZero Front 245/35 ZR20 2.20 bar E B 72 dBRear 285/35 ZR20 2.00 bar C B 73 dBOptional tyres Inflation pressure (cold) * * *Bridgestone RE050A (Run-Flat)Front 245/35 ZR20 2.40 bar F C 73 dBRear 285/35 ZR20 2.40 bar E B 72 dBVredestein space saver spare wheel 145/60 R20 4.20 bar - - -
31General1Winter tyres Inflation pressure (cold) * * *Pirelli Winter Sottozero Front 245/40 R19 2.40 bar E C 72 dBRear 285/40 R19 2.20 bar E C 73 dBPirelli Winter Sottozero Front 235/35 R20 2.10 bar E C 72 dBRear 285/35 R20 2.00 bar C B 75 dBMichelin Pilot Alpin Front 235/35 R20 2.40 bar E C 70 dBRear 285/35 R20 2.30 bar E C 75 dB*: Regulation no. 1222/2009/EC (see page 34)
32 GeneralExplanation of codes and wording on tyre side walls1) Tyre size and characteristicsExample: 245/35 ZR 20 (105Y)245 = Nominal width (distance in mm from side to side)35 = Height/width ratio as a percentageZR = Radial tyre that can withstand speeds above 240 km/h. Combined with the specific load and speed code (in brackets), this indicates a tyre that can withstand speeds above 300 km/h.20 = Rim diameter in inchesMAX PRESS 340 KPA (50 PSI)MAX LOAD 925 KG (2039 LBS) CANADA AND U.S. CODES ONLY+ 2 STEEL + 1 POLYAMIDETREAD PLIES: 1 POLYESTERSIDEWALL PLY 4 POLYESTER12345678105 = Load index: numerical code associated with the maximum load permissible on the tyre at a given pressure, at the speed corresponding to the relative index. The maximum load permissible is indicated in kg and pounds in the wording (3).Y = Speed indexThis indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre can withstand the load indicated in the load index.Speed indexes (ECE-UN 30) are shown in the table below:Speed Index Maximum speed (km/h)M 130N 140P 150Q 160R 170S 180T 190U 200H 210V 240W 270Y 300ZR (... Y) > 300The speed index Y, shown in brackets and associated with the abbreviation ZR, indicates a tyre that can withstand speeds above 300 km/h.
33General12) EXTRA LOAD: tyre with a high load capacity3) Maximum load permissible, indicated in kg and pounds, and maximum inflation pressure permissible, indicated in kPa and psi.4) TUBELESS: the tyre has no air chamber5) RADIAL: radial tyre6) Details of materials used to construct the tread and tyre side wall.7) DOT XX YY ZZ NNNNDOT (Department Of Transportation) specifications: marking relative to US regulations, with information on the manufacturer, production site, tyre type and size. The last four digits, in a box, indicate the date of manufacture: 1011 means that the tyre was manufactured in the 10th week of 2011.Warning The Ferrari Service Network is suitably equipped to replace tyres, and to determine whether a tyre is safe for use. Only have the tyres replaced by the Ferrari Service Network, which has all the equipment necessary to prevent the risk of damage to the sensor inside the wheel rim, if installed (on vehicles with the TPMS tyre pressure and temperature monitoring system), caused by an inappropriately performed procedures.8) Uniform Tire Quality Grading: standard, defined by the US Department of Transportation, that classifies tyre performance in terms of treadwear, traction and temperature resistance.For further information on tyres, see page 258.
34 GeneralRegulation no. 1222/2009/EC (applies to EU countries only)Regulation no. 1222/2009/EC states that all tyres sold in EU countries produced after 1 July 2012 must bear a label (as shown in the bottom right) containing important information on performance.The aim of the regulation is to provide consumers with more information on safety (wet grip) and environmental (rolling resistance and external rolling noise) issues in order to promote the use of safer, quieter and more efficient tyres.The label provides the following information:Fuel consumptionThe fuel consumption of a vehicle is influenced by the tyre rolling resistance. There is a scale with 7 levels, from A to G, on the left of the label where “A” indicates the best tyre class for reducing fuel consumption with lower rolling resistance.Wet gripOn the right of the label, there is a scale for tyre performance when braking on wet roads. Measurements are taken under test conditions defined in the European Regulation. The scale has 7 levels, from A to G, where “A” indicates the maximum wet grip.External rolling noiseThe bottom of the label indicates the external noise level of the tyre. The external noise level is measured in decibels (dB) and is divided into 3 categories based on the new, stricter European levels of external tyre noise which will be introduced by 2016.1 black sound wave: 3 dB below future European limit.2 black sound waves: complies with future European limit.3 black sound waves: complies with current European limit. 72 dB
35General1Run Flat tyres (optional)The vehicle can be fitted with “Run flat” tyres, if required. This type of tyre has a reinforced side A which allows the vehicle to continue travelling at moderate speed (80 km/h), even after a puncture, for a specific distance (100 km).When the instrument panel receives the “tyre puncture” information from the tyre pressure monitoring ECU, it calculates the residual tyre life and displays a warning in the dedicated area of the TFT display after 50 km.After 100 km, a message warning the driver to stop the vehicle will be displayed (for further information, see the “Tyre pressure and temperature monitoring system” paragraph on page 71).Warning Observing the recommended wheel alignment values is essential in order to obtain the best performance and the longest life of these tyres.Warning If you are going to use standard tyres on a vehicle that was originally equipped with “Run Flat” tyres, you must contact the Ferrari Service Network to have the dashboard reprogrammed and prevent warning messages being displayed on the left TFT display.Environment Maintaining correct tyre pressure helps to improve tyre rolling and reduce fuel consumption."
36 GeneralRefillingParts to be refilled QuantityComplies with approval: Recommended by FERRARI Rif. pag.Engine Total system capacity 13 l Engine Oil SAE 1) 5W-40 SHELL HELIX Ultra 5W-40 253Oil level between Min. and Max. 1,3 lOil consumption 1,0 ÷ 2,0 l/1.000 kmGearbox and differential 3,5 l Transmission fluid SAE 1) 75W-90 SHELL SPIRAX S5 ATE 255Clutch system and hydraulic controls 7,75 l DCT-F3 SHELL DCT-F3Braking system 1,1 l DOT4 2)SHELL BRAKE AND CLUTCH Ultra 257Cooling circuit 21 l Anti-freeze coolant pre-diluited GLYCOSHELL LONGLIFE al 50% + KEMETYL CARIX Premium G30 Longlife al 50%255Hydraulic power steering system 1,5 l CHF 11S or equivalent Pentosin CHF 11S 256Steering box 100 g CHF 11S or equivalent Pentosin CHF 11S -Fuel tank 78 l Unleaded petrol(at least 95 R.O.N.3))90Reserve 20 lRHT system Total system capacity 0,4 l CHF 11S or equivalent Pentosin CHF 11S -Oil level between Min. and Max. 65 mlAir conditioning and heating system Compressor 165 cc PAG ISO 46 -Coolant 470 ± 20 g R 134 A DELPHI RL 488 (R 134 A) -Windscreen washer/headlight washer fluid tank 6 l Mixture of water and glass cleaner 258
37General11) SAE - Viscosity class: example SAE 5W - 405W = viscosity specification for low temperatures (winter)40 = viscosity specification for high temperatures2) DOT - Designation of brake fluid: denote a particular mixture of chemicals imparting specified ranges of boiling point.3) R.O.N. - Octane number: is a standard measure of theantiknock performance of motor fuel. Instructions for vehicle refuellingWarning Only fill the vehicle with unleaded petrol.Using unleaded petrol is fundamentally important to ensure that the catalytic converters of the vehicle's exhaust system work properly.Warning Never put leaded petrol in the fuel tank, not even in emergencies: fuel deposits could irreparably damage the catalytic converters.Environment Inefficient catalytic converters produce harmful emissions at the exhaust and pollute the environment.For optimal engine performance and efficiency, Ferrari strongly recommends using unleaded petrol with an octane rating (R.O.N.) of 98.As unleaded petrol with a 98 R.O.N. is not always available, the engine can however be used with unleaded petrol with an octane rating of not below 95 R.O.N. In this case, the engine control system will appropriately adjust calibrations to allow the vehicle to function correctly but performance will be diminished.Warning The use of unleaded petrol with a R.O.N. below 95 can cause malfunctioning and is not recommended.Important note This vehicle is suitable for use with unleaded fuel with a maximum of 10% ethanol (E10).Warning The use of fuels with 10% to 25% ethanol can lead to malfunctioning.The use of fuels with over 25% ethanol can cause permanent damage to the engine fuel system. See page 90 for further information.
1. General2. Safety3. About your Vehicle4. Advice for Emergency Situations5. Care of the vehicle6. Glossary7. Table of Contents
40 SafetyFerrari has designed and built a high performance vehicle.In order to take advantage of the safety systems described below, it is essential to comply with the indicated regulations.Special recommendationsThis vehicle has been built to comply with homologation, personal safety and environmental regulations.These high safety standards must always be accompanied by careful and cautious behaviour of the driver.Particular attention must be paid to:s/VERHEATEDCOMPONENTS(IGHTEMPERATURESDEVELOPINTHEengine compartment in proximity of the exhaust system. Do not park the vehicle on paper, grass, dry leaves or other flammable materials. They could catch fire if they come into contact with hot parts of the exhaust system. Do not fit other heat shields or remove those fitted on the exhaust system. Do not let flammable substances come into contact with the exhaust system.s-OVINGPARTSOFTHEVEHICLESUCHASBELTSFANSETC4HEYMUSTalways be adequately protected. Do not remove the guards or operate on the moving parts without taking due precautions.s)NSTALLATIONSUNDERPRESSURESUCHASBRAKINGSYSTEMAIRconditioning system, cooling system and lubrication system may create pressures inside them. Do not perform any operation which may cause gas or liquids to spill out with the risk of injury to persons and damage to things.EmissionsWarning s4HEEXHAUSTGASGENERATEDBYTHERUNNINGENGINEMAYBEhazardous, especially when in closed spaces. As well as consuming oxygen, the engine discharges carbon dioxide, carbon oxide and other toxic gases.s&UELISHIGHLYINmAMMABLEANDEMITSVAPOURSWHICHMAYBEnoxious if inhaled. Do not use naked flames or create sparks near the open fuel tank or in any other condition where fuel comes into contact with air.LubricantsWarning s4HEOILSUSEDMAYALSOBEmAMMABLETAKETHESAMEprecautions as those adopted for fuel.Flammable fluidsWarning s4HEmUIDINTHEBATTERYISPOISONOUSANDCORROSIVE$ONOTLETit spill out and come into contact with the skin, eyes or objects. Do not use naked flames or create sparks near the battery.Fuel inertia switchs3EEPAGE
412SafetyWarning Seat belts must be worn at all times and must be properly fastened and adjusted! Correct use of the seat belts can significantly reduce the risk and severity of injury if an accident occurs or if the vehicle overturns.Warning For an effective restraining action, the seat belt must be fastened correctly with the seat backrest in the upright position.The seat belt is fastened correctly when the upper part of the belt crosses the centre of the shoulder (not the neck) and the abdominal section is fitted over the hips (not the abdomen).Make sure that the belt is not twisted and that it passes closely over your body; if not, in the event of a head-on collision, it may move and cause injury to the abdomen.Avoid wearing bulky clothing that may interfere with the proper operation of the seat belts.Warning To increase driving safety, it is advisable to position the headrest so that its top is in line with the top of the head.Warning Each seat belt has been designed to protect only one occupant. If more than one person uses the same seat belt, the risk of injury in the event of an accident is increased.Do not sit babies, small children or other persons on your lap.If there is a collision, the weight of an adult may cause the child to be crushed by the seat belt causing severe or even fatal injuries.Pregnant womenThe best protection for pregnant women and their unborn babies is to wear the seat belt correctly. This significantly reduces the risk of injury to the baby. As a result, pregnant women must always wear a seat belt unless specifically directed otherwise by a medical practitioner. The upper part of the diagonal section of the seat belt must lie snug on the front of the shoulder, pass between the breasts down to the abdomen. The horizontal strap must sit snugly and as far below the abdomen as possible.
42 SafetyPassive safetyThe passive safety system has been designed to reduce the risk and severity of injury if an accident occurs.The vehicle is equipped with the following seat belts:1. 3-point driver seat belt with pretensioner and load limiter (see page 44);2. 3-point front passenger seat belt with pretensioner and load limiter (see page 44);and, only when rear seats are provided:3. 3-point seat belt in the seat behind the front passenger with pretensioner and load limiting device (see page 47);4. 3-point seat belt in the seat behind the driver with load limiting device (see page 47)Warning Auxiliary safety systems are not a substitute for seat belts. All occupants must always wear a seat belt. Correct use of the seat belts combined with use of the auxiliary safety systems provides optimal protection to the occupants in various types of collisions.The vehicle also has the following auxiliary occupant protection system components (see page 56 “Auxiliary occupant protection systems”):5. driver side front airbag (see page 59 for functioning logic);6. passenger side front airbag (see page 59 for functioning logic);7. driver side lateral airbag (head bag) (see page 62 for functioning logic);8. passenger side lateral airbag (head bag) (see page 62 for functioning logic);9. active roll bars (for operating functions see page 65);10. seats (see page 193);11. deformable bo dy;12. occupant protection system ECU;13. ECU auxiliary sensors;14. instrument panel warning light (see page 63);15. inertia switch.Only in the presence of rear seats (see also page 50 “Child safety”):16. a child seat lower anchorage system in the seat behind the front passenger;17. a child seat lower anchorage system in the seat behind the driver.The vehicle does not have upper anchorage systems for the installation of child seats.Warning The protective action of the airbags is always integrated with the seat belts and the pretensioners. The compulsory use of the seat belt is provided by the national regulations (in Italy, for example, by the Codice della Strada, i.e. Traffic Regulations).
432SafetyDeformable bodyThe deformable body absorbs shock and distributes it over the entire structure of the vehicle allowing progressive deceleration.The passenger compartment structure, on the other hand, has been designed to provide maximum resistance without undergoing deformation in order to guarantee a protective survival cell for the occupants.Active safetyThe aim of the active safety system is to reduce the risk of accidents and injury severity.The vehicle has been designed to provide a high level of safety for whoever uses it. The following systems are specific active safety components:sBRAKINGSYSTEMsAIRCONDITIONINGANDHEATINGSYSTEMsEXTERNALLIGHTSsBUZZERANDWARNINGLIGHTSmASHINGThe braking system includes the mechanical brake system and the electronic stability and traction control system (ABS and EBD): this is designed to prevent the wheels from locking and to provide good handling and stability.In some situations, fast acceleration is important to get out of dangerous situations. However, always use the accelerator with extreme caution. During acceleration of the driving wheels, the anti-skid system may help you in certain dangerous situations.The air conditioning and heating system in the passenger compartment can add to driving comfort and keep you alert so that you can react quickly when necessary.It is very important to be able to see the road clearly and be seen and external lights must be turned on when the conditions so require.
44 SafetySeat beltsStatistics show that when used correctly, seat belts reduce the risk of injury in various types of crashes including the risk of ejection from the vehicle and impact with the interior of the vehicle.If unfastened, the seat belts do not provide any type of protection. Before every trip, always make sure that all occupants are wearing their seat belts.Warning Seat belts must be worn at all times and must be properly fastened and adjusted! Correct use of the seat belts can reduce the risk of serious injury in the event of an accident or if the vehicle overturns.Warning For an effective restraining action, the seat belt must be fastened correctly with the seat backrest in the upright position.The seat belt is fastened correctly when the upper part of the belt crosses the centre of the shoulder (not the neck) and the abdominal section is fitted over the hips (not the abdomen).Make sure it is not twisted and that it passes closely over your body; if not, in the event of a head-on collision, it may move and cause injury to the abdomen.Avoid wearing bulky clothing that may interfere with the proper operation of the seat belts.The seat belts for the front seats have a lap-shoulder belt with an automatic emergency-locking retractor and are fitted with a pyrotechnic-powered pretensioner and an automatic system that reduces the force applied to the occupant.
452SafetyThe seat belts for the rear seats have a lap-shoulder belt with an automatic emergency-locking retractor and are fitted with a pyrotechnic-powered pretensioner and an automatic system that reduces the force applied to the occupant.Warning To increase driving safety, it is advisable to position the headrest so that its top is in line with the top of the head.Warning Do not let the seat belts come into contact with cutting edges. They may get damaged and may consequently break in the event of a collision.Warning Each seat belt has been designed to protect only one occupant. If more than one person uses the same seat belt, the risk of injury in the event of an accident is increased.The seat belt must never be passed around a baby, child or other person sitting on a passenger's lap.Do not sit babies, small children or other persons on your lap.If there is a collision, the weight of an adult may cause the child to be crushed by the seat belt causing severe or even fatal injuries.Warning Do not attach or pin anything onto the seat belts: they may get damaged and may consequently break in the event of a collision.Warning If a seat belt has come into contact with cutting edges or was somehow perforated, we recommend that you have it immediately replaced by the Ferrari Service Network.Warning Periodically check the condition of the seat belts. If the belt shows signs of wear, it must be checked by a qualified person and replaced if necessary. Contact the Ferrari Service Network immediately.
46 SafetyHow to fasten seat beltsWarning For an effective restraining action, the seat belt must be fastened correctly with the seat backrest in the upright position.The seat belt is fastened correctly when the upper part of the belt crosses the centre of the shoulder (not the neck) and the abdominal section is fitted over the hips (not the abdomen).Make sure it is not twisted and that it passes closely over your body; if not, in the event of a head-on collision, it may move and cause injury to the abdomen.Avoid wearing bulky clothing that may interfere with the proper operation of the seat belts.Once you have adjusted the seat correctly (see page 193);s'RIPTHELATCHPLATEA, slowly pull the belt and insert the latch plate into the buckle B (if the belt locks while you are pulling it out, let it wind back briefly and pull it out again without jerking).s-AKESURETHATITHASCLICKEDINTOTHELOCKEDPOSITIONHOLDTHEbelt and pull it to check that the latch plate has been inserted correctly.s0OSITIONTHESEATBELTCORRECTLYWarning To position the front seat belt correctly, make sure that it passes through the loop C, as shown in the figure. If the driver’s seat belt is not fastened, when you turn the ignition key to position II, the warning light D on the instrument panel lights up and remains lit until the seat belt is fastened.55 seconds after a speed of 10 km/h is exceeded, a buzzer sounds warning the driver that the seat belt is not fastened.When a speed of 20 km/h is exceeded, the buzzer activates immediately and stops after 90 seconds."#
472SafetyThis acoustic signal is emitted only once, even if the vehicle speed goes above and below the above mentioned limits. It is repeated (when the vehicle speed is in the indicated ranges) only if the seat belt is fastened and unfastened again or, in any case, every time the engine is turned off and then on.Warning Each seat belt has been designed to protect only one occupant. If more than one person uses the same seat belt, the risk of injury in the event of an accident is increased.The seat belt must never be passed around a baby, child or other person sitting on a passenger's lap.Do not sit babies, small children or other persons on your lap.If there is a collision, the weight of an adult may cause the child to be crushed by the seat belt causing severe or even fatal injuries.Unfastening the seat beltss0USHTHERELEASEBUTTONE.s'UIDETHELATCHPLATEA back to its rest position.Use of rear seat belts Warning Only persons who are less than 1.50 m tall may travel in the rear seats.The minimum distance between the head of the rear passenger when seated correctly and the rear window must be at least 2.5 cm.Any taller person travelling in the rear seat risks serious injury in the event of an accident.Any taller person travelling in the rear seat risks serious injury if the retractable hard top is opened or closed.Warning The retractable hard top MUST only be operated when no persons and/or children are occupying the rear seats.AED
48 SafetyThe rear seat belts must be fastened as shown in the diagram.Warning Remember that, in the event of a violent impact, passengers in the rear seats who are not wearing seat belts are not only subject to personal injuries (they can be projected forward, hit the windscreen and be thrown out of the vehicle) but also constitute a danger to the passengers in the front seats.PretensionersThe seat belts for the front seats are fitted with pyrotechnic-powered pretensioners. The pretensioner is activated by the airbag ECU when there is a sufficiently severe head-on collision (impact direction between 11 and 1 o'clock p.m.) or a sufficiently severe side collision. The pretensioner is also activated when there is a sufficiently severe rear collision or a roll-over. The belt will rewind a few centimetres just before the restraining action begins, thereby improving the fitting across the occupant's body.Activation of a pretensioner is signalled by the illumination of the warning light A on the instrument panel.Warning Pretensioners that have been activated will no longer function and may not be repaired under any circumstances. Contact the Ferrari Service Network for replacement.A
492SafetyWhen a pretensioner is activated, a small amount of smoke is released. This smoke is not harmful.Warning Activation of the pretensioners only depends on the status of the seat belts and is not affected by the occupants' presence.If the seat belt is not fastened, the pretensioner will not activate, even if the seat is occupied.The seat belts for the front seats and any rear seats are fitted with a load limiting device. The load limiting device is located in the belt winder and allows controlled release of the belt during a collision thereby limiting the impact that the belt has on the occupant's body.Maintenance of seat belts and pretensionerss&OLLOWINGASERIOUSCOLLISIONREPLACETHESEATBELTSTHATWEREWORNat the time even if they do not appear to be damaged.s0ERIODICALLYCHECKTHATTHESCREWSONTHEANCHORPOINTSARETIGHTand that the seat belt is in perfect condition and slides smoothly.s4HESEATBELTMUSTBEKEPTCLEANTHEPRESENCEOFANYDIRTCOULDprevent the seat belt retractor from working properly.s4OCLEANTHESEATBELTWASHITBYHANDWITHMILDSOAPANDWATERand let it dry. Do not use strong detergents, bleach or aggressive solvents, as they can weaken the fibres. Make sure the retractors do not get wet: proper functioning is only ensured if they are kept dry.s4HEPRETENSIONERREQUIRESNOMAINTENANCEORLUBRICATIONIf immersed in water or mud, it must be replaced.s0RETENSIONERSMUSTBEREPLACEDATREGULARINTERVALSASINDICATEDINthe “Warranty Booklet”.Important note All work on any part of this safety system must be performed by the Ferrari Service Network.Warning Removing or making modifications of any kind to the seat belts, belt retractors and pretensioners is not allowed.Maintenance work involving strong impacts, vibrations or heating of the pretensioner area may activate them; vibrations caused by road bumps will not have this effect.
50 SafetyChild safetyWarning Never leave children ALONE and/or unattended in the vehicle since this may constitute a danger to themselves and others.In many countries, the transportation in vehicles of children and infants is governed by specific legislation.Drivers are obliged to comply with applicable regulations.Warning If we use a risk assessment matrix that combines the likelihood of an event occurring and its consequences, we can see that a child in a child seat on the front seat presents a serious risk and the responsibility of the driver is therefore high. All possible precautions should be taken.Even in latest generation vehicles, statistics show that the rear seats are the safest position for transporting babies and children.Warning Drive slowly and pay maximum care and attention when transporting children. Sudden acceleration caused by sports-style driving may be dangerous for children even if no collision occurs.Warning The instructions in this Owner’s Manual ONLY apply to the seats shown in the figures below.
512SafetyWarning Do not transport young children in rearward facing child restraint systems on the front passenger seat.Because of their size, children are at greater risk than adults. Suitable child restraint or safety systems must therefore be used and seat belts should only be used to secure the child seats.All minors whose physical characteristics (i.e. height, weight) fall within the legal limits in force in each country must be protected by approved restraint or safety systems (e.g. child seats, cradles, cushions).You are therefore advised to ALWAYS use homologated child restraint systems that bear the proper test marking. Child seats approved according to the ECE-R 44 standard bear this alphanumeric code (a letter “E” in a circle with the approval number underneath) followed by the name of the group (e.g. Group 2).Warning Incorrect fastening of a child restraint system increases the risk of injury to the child if an accident occurs.The seat belts on a vehicle have been designed and tested to protect persons who are over 1.50 m tall.To properly protect children outside these limits, specific restraint systems with dedicated belts or accessories capable of adapting the child’s position to the vehicle seat belts must be fitted.Warning For installation and use (how to secure the child to the restraint system) of child restraint systems, follow the instructions that the manufacturer of the devices is obliged to provide.Warning Carefully follow the instructions provided with the child seat: keep them in the vehicle together with the documents and this manual. Do not use second-hand child seats with no instructions.Warning Follow the instructions given by the child restraint system manufacturer when choosing, installing, positioning (forward/rear facing) and using the restraint system since failure to do so may compromise its protective action.
52 SafetyWarning Always check the seat belts have been securely fastened by pulling on the seat belt.Warning After an accident, have all the parts of the child restraint system and vehicle seat belt system checked and replace them if necessary.Any work must be performed at the Ferrari Service Network.Children must always be transported in restraint systems that are suitable for their size.Before choosing a child restraint system, always check that:- it is homologated. The homologation standard is ECE-R 44 (a letter “E” in a circle with the approval number underneath) followed by the name of the group (e.g. Group 2);- it is suitable for the height and weight of the child to be transported (CAREFULLY FOLLOW the instructions in the child restraint system use and maintenance manual);- it can be securely installed in the vehicle in compliance with the child restraint system manufacturer's instructions;- the use and installation instructions are easy to understand.Warning If violent braking or a collision occurs, children who are not in a restraint system can be thrown against the dashboard or the windscreen: this may lead to serious or even fatal injury to the child.Warning Never allow children to travel sitting in the lap of an adult. If there is a collision, the adult's weight may crush the child against the seat belt, the dashboard or the back of the front seat: this may lead to serious or even fatal injury to the child.Important note NO modifications MUST be made to the seat belts and child restraint systems: any modifications may seriously jeopardise the safety of the child restraint system.Front passenger seatThe front passenger seat does not have ISOFIX hooks for child restraint systems.Secure the child restraint system to the vehicle seat using the seat belt and make sure you have activated the automatic belt winding locking system before installing the child seat in the vehicle.To activate the automatic belt winding locking system, pull the seat belt until the belt completely unwinds. At this point, the belt retractor will only allow the seat belt to rewind.
532SafetyThe fact that the belt cannot be pulled out confirms that the belt locking system has been activated.To deactivate the locking system, unfasten the seat belt in order to allow it to rewind completely.Warning Each time the belt is used to fasten a normal occupant, the automatic belt winding locking system will have to be deactivated.Warning ALWAYS COMPLY with the legal requirements in force in your own country: restrictions on the use of seat belts are applied according to age (up to 12 years old) and height (up to 1.50 m).Important note For child restraint systems that can be installed on the front passenger seat with 3-point seat belts, see TAB. 1 on page 77.
54 SafetyRear seatsStatistics show that the rear seats are the safest position for transporting babies and children.Warning Before installing a child restraint system on the rear seats, the corresponding front seat must first be positioned as far forward as possible with the backrest as upright as possible.Warning The retractable hard top MUST only be operated when no persons and/or children are occupying the rear seats.Warning Before operating the retractable hard top, make sure that the backrest of the child restraint system is set to its minimum height.Warning If violent braking or a collision occurs, children who are not travelling in a restraint system can be thrown against the dashboard, windscreen or front seats: this may lead to serious or even fatal injury to the child.Warning Never allow children to travel sitting in the lap of an adult. If there is a collision, the adult's weight may crush the child against the seat belt, the dashboard or the back of the front seat: this may lead to serious or even fatal injury to the childTo transport a child on the rear seats, use the seat belts to secure the child restraint system to the vehicle seat and make sure you have activated the automatic belt winding locking system before installing the child seat in the vehicle.To activate the automatic belt winding locking system, pull the seat belt until the belt completely unwinds. At this point, the belt retractor will only allow the seat belt to rewind.The fact that the belt cannot be pulled out confirms that the belt locking system has been activated.To deactivate the locking system, unfasten the seat belt in order to allow it to rewind completely.Warning Each time the belt is used to fasten a normal occupant, the automatic belt winding locking system will have to be deactivated.
552SafetyAABoth rear seats are fitted with an ISOFIX fastening system consisting of two lower anchor points (marked A in the figure).The lower anchor points A are located between the seat cushion and the back of the rear seats under the special leather cover. The anchor points are marked with a special symbol so that they can be easily found.The vehicle has no upper anchorage systems.Important note For child restraint systems that can be installed on the rear seats with 3-point seat belts and the ISOFIX system respectively, see TAB 2., TAB 3. and TAB 4. on pages 78-79.
56 Safety8. Rear seat passenger seat belt (3-point with automatic system that reduces the force applied to the occupant).9. Rear seat passenger seat belt (3-point with automatic system that reduces the force applied to the occupant).10. Active roll bars.11. Electronic Control Unit (ECU).12. Additional sensors.13. Instrument panel warning light.14. Deformable bo dy.Auxiliary Occupant Protection Systems (driver and passengers)Warning Auxiliary Occupant Protection Systems are not a substitute for seat belts but increase their efficiency. Correct use of the seat belts, with the supplementary action of the Auxiliary Occupant Protection Systems, offers maximum protection in the event of a head-on collision or vehicle roll-over.Auxiliary Occupant Protection System components (driver and passengers)The Auxiliary Occupant Protection System components are:1. Seat with built-in headrest and belt loop.2. Dual-stage front driver's airbag.3. Dual-stage front passenger airbag.4. Driver's head protection side airbag (head bag).5. Passenger head protection side airbag (head bag).6. Driver's seat belt (3-point with pretensioner and an automatic system that reduces the force applied to the occupant).7. Front passenger seat belt (3-point with pretensioner and an automatic system that reduces the force applied to the occupant).
572SafetyThe airbags 2 and 3 have been designed to increase the level of protection given by the seat belts in the event of a head-on collision (see page 58).The airbags 4 and 5 have been designed to increase the level of protection given by the seat belts in the event of a side collision and are placed between the occupant’s head and external structures which could go through the passenger compartment and cause injury (see page 62).The roll bars 10 have been designed to help maintain a survival area in the event of a roll-over (see pages 65-67).Since it is impossible to gauge vehicle dynamics and movements of the occupants in an accident, the active roll bars are also activated as a precautionary measure in the event of:- sufficiently severe head-on collisions (that activate the front airbags) if they have caused a cut-out of the fuel supply;- sufficiently severe side or rear collisions.Warning The warning light A (see page 48) comes on when the ignition key is turned to position II. If no malfunctions are detected, it goes out after approximately 4 seconds. If the warning light does not come on, if it remains on or if it comes on while driving, contact the Ferrari Service Network immediately.
58 SafetyWarning The driver and the passenger must maintain a distance of at least 25 cm from the steering wheel and the dashboard.Always drive with your hands on the rim of the steering wheel so that in the event of activation, the airbag can deploy without obstruction. Driving with your hands on the steering wheel spokes or on the airbag cover increases the risk of injury for your wrists and arms.Warning The front passenger must be seated correctly: never put your hands, feet or legs on the dashboard since if the front airbag is activated, it may cause injury to your legs and prevent the airbag from working properly.Driver and passenger airbagsWarning The front airbags do not provide protection in the event of side-on collisions, some head-on/angular collisions, roll-overs or subsequent collisions (if there is a second collision once the airbags have been deployed in an earlier collision). The seat belts have been designed to reduce the risk of injury in the event of a roll-over or subsequent collision.Warning The front airbags have been designed not to inflate if a minor collision occurs. The seat belts have been designed to reduce the risk of injury if a minor collision occurs.At least 25cmA
592SafetyOperationThe front airbags are controlled by an ECU which activates them when there is a sufficiently severe head-on collision (direction of impact between 11 and 1 o'clock p.m.).In the event of a collision with an impact force that causes deceleration that exceeds the value set for the internal sensor, the ECU will transmit a signal to deploy the airbags. The airbags will begin to inflate, breaking the cover along the breakage line and will deploy completely in a few tenths of milliseconds. Once deployed, they will serve as protection between the driver and/or passenger and structures that could cause injury.The airbags deflate immediately afterwards.Important note If a head-on collision occurs that causes a cut-out of the fuel supply, the active roll bars will also be activated as a precautionary measure.Warning The driver and passenger should not carry objects (drink cans or bottles, pipes, etc.) that may cause injury if the airbags are activated.Persons, animals or items must not be placed between the airbags and the occupant.Environment When the system is activated, gases are released in the form of fumes, together with the gas used for inflating the airbags. These gases are not harmful.The driver's airbag has been designed to be deployed according to the following strategy:s&ORLOWSEVERITYCRASHESTHEAIRBAGCONTROLUNITWILLNOTDEPLOYthe airbag.s&ORCRASHESOFHIGHERSEVERITYTHECONTROLUNITWILLDEPLOYTHEdriver airbag in low energy mode.s&ORCRASHESOFEVENHIGHERSEVERITYTHECONTROLUNITWILLDEPLOYthe driver airbag in high energy mode.The passenger airbag has been designed to be deployed according to the following strategy:s&ORLOWSEVERITYCRASHESTHEAIRBAGCONTROLUNITWILLNOTDEPLOYthe airbag.s&ORCRASHESOFHIGHERSEVERITYTHECONTROLUNITWILLDEPLOYTHEpassenger airbag in low energy mode.s&ORCRASHESOFEVENHIGHERSEVERITYTHECONTROLUNITWILLDEPLOYthe passenger airbag in high energy mode.Warning Even in vehicles with Advanced Airbag Systems, according to statistics, the rear seats are the safest position for transporting babies and children. Children must always be transported on the rear seats if the vehicle is equipped with them.Warning The driver and passenger must always fasten their seat belts and sit in an upright position, as far as possible away from the airbag, in order to have optimal protection in all types of collision.
60 SafetyImportant note Do not cut or tamper with the connectors of the airbag harness or on the airbag modules.Warning Do not cover the steering wheel and the padded panel on the dashboard on the passenger’s side with adhesive tape or treat it in any way.Warning Do not place objects above or near the top of the dashboard and the steering wheel.In the event that the airbags are deployed, these objects would be projected into the passenger compartment at a high speed that would seriously jeopardise the safety of the occupants.Warning Do not modify the airbag modules in any way (indicated in the relevant picture). Do not damage the airbag modules (for example pinning something onto them or pressing objects against their covers).If, for any reason, an airbag cover gets damaged, have the airbag module immediately checked by the Ferrari Service Network.Activation of a damaged module could cause serious or fatal injuries.Warning Always keep the backrest of your seat in the upright position and sit with your back properly resting against it.Important note Do not modify the system components or wiring, under any circumstances.With the ignition key inserted and in position II, although the engine is off, the airbags can still be activated when the vehicle is stationary if it is hit by a moving vehicle. Remember that if the ignition key is set to 0 none of the safety devices (airbags or pretensioners) is activated in the event of a collision; failure of the airbags to inflate in these circumstances is not indicative of a system malfunction.
612SafetyImportant note Do not remove or dismantle parts of the steering wheel, dashboard or door panels. If necessary, this procedure should only be performed by a Ferrari Service Network Centre.Important note All the airbag system components must be replaced after an accident that caused airbag deployment.Important note Following an accident not involving airbag deployment, contact the Ferrari Service Network to have the system checked and any system components that may be damaged or malfunctioning replaced.Important note The airbag system components have been specially designed only for this specific vehicle model. Do not use them on a different vehicle model, as this may cause serious damage and consequent injury, even fatal, to the occupants in the event of an accident.Warning Damaged or defective components of the airbag system cannot be repaired and must be replaced.Improper operations performed on the system components may cause failures or accidental deployment or failure of the airbags to inflate with consequent damage and injury, even fatal.Environment To scrap the vehicle, please contact the Ferrari Service Network to have the airbag system deactivated.
62 SafetySide airbagsWarning Airbags are not a substitute for seat belts but they increase their efficiency. Correct use of seat belts, with the supplementary action of the side airbags, offers maximum protection in the event of a collision or vehicle roll-over.Side airbag system componentsWarning The side airbags fitted on the vehicle have not been designed to reduce the risk of being thrown out in the event of vehicle roll-overs.The vehicle has 2 side airbags, one in the driver-side door panel and the other in the passenger-side door panel.Important note If the vehicle has been stolen or there has been an attempted theft, have the airbag system checked by the Ferrari Service Network.The label F indicates the presence of the airbag system.F
632SafetyThe side airbag system consists of 2 airbags, one on each door. In the event of a side collision, the airbag on the impact side deploys immediately to protect the occupant's head.Warning When the ignition key is turned to position II, the warning light B will come on. If no malfunctioning in the airbag system is detected, it will go off after 4 seconds. If the warning light does not come on, if it remains on or if it comes on while driving, contact the Ferrari Service Network immediately.OperationThe side airbags are controlled by the ECU that activates them when a sufficiently severe collision occurs.In the event of a side collision with a force of impact exceeding the limit set by the ECU, this will transmit a signal that activates the pretensioner, the head bag on the impact side and the active roll bars (precautionary measure because of possible deformation Bof the vehicle body that may affect deployment if there is a subsequent roll-over.The airbag will start inflating, opening its cover along the breaking line, until it is fully deployed (in a few hundredths of seconds). After deployment, the head bag will act as a protection between the driver’s or passenger’s head and the external structures which could go through the passenger compartment and cause injury. The airbags deflate immediately afterwards.Side airbag activation is not affected by the front passenger's height or weight. The side bag is activated whenever the airbag ECU detects a collision of a sufficient impact force for deployment.Warning Never drive with your head out of the window as this places your head and neck in the airbag deployment area. In the event of a side-on collision, this position increases the risk of being thrown out of the vehicle and compromises the protective action of the head bags.Warning Never place an object over or near the airbag covers.In the event that the airbags are deployed, these objects would be projected into the passenger compartment at such high speed as to seriously jeopardise the safety of the occupants.
64 SafetyWarning The airbag modules are subject to wear and tear and must be replaced at the intervals indicated in the “Warranty Booklet” EVEN if the vehicle has NOT been involved in a collision.Important note Never remove the door panel. If required, this operation must be performed by the Ferrari Service Network. Warning Never modify the airbag modules. Do not damage the airbag modules or the trim panels covering (upper area of door panel), by pinning objects onto them or pressing objects against their respective covers, for example.If, for any reason, an airbag cover gets damaged, have the airbag module immediately checked by the Ferrari Service Network.Activation of a damaged module could cause serious injuries.Important note Please consider that the airbag ECU is not capable of automatically detecting damages involving the airbag covers.Do not cover the upper part of the driver-door and passenger-door panels with adhesive tape or material and do not treat them in any way.Warning After deployment, the airbag components can no longer offer any protection; therefore, they cannot be repaired and must be replaced. After activation of a head bag, have it replaced by the Ferrari Service Network.
652SafetyRoll barThe active (ejectable dynamic) roll bar has been designed and installed to maintain the survival area of the occupants in the event of a vehicle roll-over.The active roll bars are controlled by the ECU that activates them when there is a strong roll around the longitudinal axis of the vehicle and there is a risk of vehicle roll-over.In the case of a roll that exceeds the calibration thresholds, the ECU will release the roll bar locking system and deploy the roll bars in a few tenths of a second. Once deployed, the active roll bars help to maintain an occupant survival area together with the windscreen bay (and the hard top if used).Warning The active roll bars do not reduce the risk of ejection of any occupants who are not wearing their seat belts or the risk of injury caused by impact with the interior of the vehicle in the event of a collision or roll-over.The seat belts must always be fastened to reduce the risk of being thrown out of the vehicle and reduce the risk of injury caused by impact with the interior of the vehicle.Important note The active roll bars are also deployed in the event of a sufficiently severe rear or side collision as a precautionary measure against subsequent roll-over of the vehicle.Since it is impossible to gauge vehicle dynamics and movements of the occupants in an accident, the active roll bars are also activated as a precautionary measure in the event of:- sufficiently severe head-on collisions (that activate the front airbags) if they have caused a cut-out of the fuel supply;- sufficiently severe side or rear collisions.
66 SafetyWarning Never place objects over or near the roll bar covers.If the roll bar is activated, they may delay or prevent its ejection.They could also be projected into the passenger compartment at such high speed as to seriously jeopardise the safety of the occupants.Warning If activated, the roll bar must be replaced.Contact the Ferrari Service Network.Important note The active roll bars are not deployed in the event of a roll-over around a transverse axis (Y axis in the figure).Warning Do not travel with rear occupants resting their heads on the roll bar covers, facing rearward or seated on top of the roll bar covers.If activated, the roll bars will increase the risk of injury. ZXY
672SafetyWarning The roll bar is a pyrotechnic-powered system.The system cannot be repaired.Risk of injury if accidentally activated.Each operation must only be performed by authorised staff. Contact the Ferrari Service Network.Warning Never modify the roll bar modules. Do not damage the roll bar module covers (for example pinning something onto them or pressing objects against their covers).If, for any reason, a roll bar cover gets damaged, have the roll bar module immediately checked by the Ferrari Service Network.Activation of a damaged roll bar module could cause serious or fatal injuries.Warning The roll bar modules are subject to wear and tear and must be replaced at the intervals indicated in the “Warranty Booklet” even if the vehicle has NOT been involved in a collision."Fuel inertia switchThis is a safety switch A located in the passenger compartment, on the floor in front of the driver seat, which deactivates the fuel pump relays if a collision occurs.A symbol on the TFT display and the hazard warning lights come on to indicate that the switch has been activated.When activated, the doors are also unlocked (if locked) and the central dome light comes on.Warning The system can be reactivated by pressing the button on the top of the switch.
68 SafetyIn the event of ABS activation under braking, these regulation cycles will be repeated until the car comes to a stop or pressure on the brake pedal is reduced.In addition, the system offers the following advantages:- Driving stability (no skidding): even in the event of sharp braking approaching wheel locking.- Manoeuvrability (no side-skidding on sharp turns).This means that even when an emergency situation requires sudden braking, the driver can avoid obstacles, or brake on a curve, without affecting the vehicle stability.Warning The ABS system features remain unaltered as long as the speed limit for the tyre side grip is not exceeded. When this limit is exceeded, vehicle skidding cannot be avoided.- Optimal braking distance: depending on the type of road surface, the braking distance may be reduced by as much as 40%.Warning The ABS system does NOT exempt the driver from driving carefully and responsibly at all times.ABS and EBDThis is a safety device which activates to prevent wheel locking if the driver depresses the brake pedal too sharply, especially under poor grip conditions.The system is composed of:- electro-hydraulic unit;- electronic brake-force distribution EBD;- four speed sensors on the wheels, incorporated in the bearings;- the entire ESP sensor system (steering angle sensor, accelerometer, yaw sensor, etc.).These features add to the vehicle’s standard braking system, without changing its characteristics.Important note When the ABS system is active, during emergency braking or in poor grip conditions, a “pulsing” sensation will be felt through the brake pedal. Hold the brake pedal down to continue the braking action.When one of the wheels starts locking, the hydraulic control unit controls the braking circuit by running a 3-phase cycle:- reduction (if necessary);- maintenance;- pressure increase in the hydraulic circuit.
692SafetyImportant note The ABS system improves braking distances in all conditions, but cannot compensate for the driver's failure to maintain safety distances or loss of control in poor road conditions.The purpose of the ABS system is to maximise the efficacy of the brake system in all situations, and, in particular, at the limit of grip of the tyres and in changing road surface conditions.ESC - Stability and Traction ControlThe electronic stability control ESC consists of two main systems:VDC Vehicle Dynamics Control, performed through the braking systemF1-Trac traction control, performed through engine torque modulation, depending on maximum grip on the roadand secondary systems that are always active such as the ABS and EBD.To provide optimal control in different driving and grip conditions, three different setting levels have been designed:- Level 1: ensures stability and maximises traction on every type of road surface, both in low (Manettino set to Comfort) and very low grip conditions, by means of engine and brake control (in this condition, the standard ASR system activates instead of the F1-Trac function).- Level 2: ensures stability and maximises traction only in medium- to high-grip conditions (Manettino set to SPORT) optimising engine and brake control.- Level 3: ESC deactivated (Manettino set to ESC OFF). Stability is not ensured, but all the other features always present in the other settings, such as the ABS and EBD, remain active. The VDC system remains active under braking.F1-TracF1-Trac is directly derived from Ferrari's expertise in F1 vehicles. This system optimises traction by controlling engine power delivery.F1-Trac is faster and more accurate than the traditional control systems, and is capable of delaying and minimising engine torque adjustments as required, in order to ensure the desired trajectory.The system estimates the maximum available grip in advance, by continuously monitoring the relative wheel speed and using an auto-adaptive operating logic. Comparing this information with the vehicle dynamics model stored in the control system, F1-Trac optimises the vehicle behaviour by controlling engine torque delivery.Important note F1-Trac does not work when the Manettino is set to the ESC OFF driving mode.
70 SafetyEPB - Electric parking brakeOn this vehicle the parking brake is actuated by an electric motor.The parking brake can be applied and released by pulling a special lever A on the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel. With the ignition key turned to II, the relative indicator on the instrument panel (see page 152) lights up to indicate when the parking brake is engaged.To release the parking brake, pull lever A and keep the brake pedal pressed. If the ignition key is in position II, the warning light will go out when the parking brake has been fully released.The electric parking brake can be used as an emergency brake when the vehicle is in motion. If this is the case, the system acts on all four wheels until button A is released by communicating with the ESP system which prevents locking.#"Warning Always apply the parking brake when the vehicle is parked.The vehicle should be blocked. If this is not the case, please contact the Ferrari Service Network.Autopark FunctionThe EPB Autopark function automatically activates the electric parking brake when the engine is switched off. At each Key-on, the Autopark function is always active by default: this means that the driver does not need to apply the parking brake when the engine is switched off.However, the function can be temporarily deactivated before switching off the engine by pressing the AUTO PARK B button: the message “PARK OFF” is displayed on the TFT display for 5 seconds. If this is the case, the parking brake should be manually applied by pulling lever A once the engine has been switched off. To re-enable automatic EPB engagement at the next key-off, press button B again; the message “PARK ON” is displayed on the TFT display for 5 seconds.“Automatic Vehicle Holding” AVH functionThe electric parking brake provides optimised release when the vehicle starts up due to its Automatic Vehicle Holding function: once the engine has started, the system keeps the vehicle braked through intervention of the braking system rather than through the parking brake shoes.For further information, refer to pages 18-1.
712SafetyTyre temperature and pressure monitoring system (TPMS)The vehicle is equipped with a system that measures the tyre pressure and temperature using special sensors fitted inside the wheel rims next to the air valve. These sensors transmit a signal that is received by the antennas on the car body, behind the gravel guards, that are connected to the ECU.Important note The system may be affected by radioelectrical interference from devices that use similar wavelengths.The ECU processes this information and transmits data on tyre pressure and temperature and any system errors to the instrument panel.The signal transmitted by the ECU activates symbols on TFT display (see page 151) with two priority levels: a soft warning (sw) if the pressure loss compared with the nominal pressure exceeds 0.2 bar and a hard warning (hw) if it exceeds 0.5 bar or there is a dynamic loss of over 0.2 bar/min.The system can be calibrated using the special menu item in the TFT display (see page 132).Important note System calibration using the special menu item on the TFT display is necessary after replacement or inflation of a tyre or tyres.Warning The TPMS warns the driver that the tyre pressure has decreased. However, this does NOT exempt the driver from periodically checking with a pressure gauge that the tyres are inflated to the indicated pressure.The system does NOT warn the driver of damage to the tyres by external agents.Display of messages on the TFT displayBy using the commands on the left TFT display (see page 130), the driver can access the TYRES screen page which displays the vehicle symbol with the pressure and temperature values of each tyre as shown in example 1.1
72 Safety5The screen page is displayed for 20 seconds and then the screen page that was previously displayed reappears. If the failure persists, the screen page shown above (example 3 or 4) will be automatically displayed for 20 seconds the next time the engine is started.The driver can call up the TYRES screen page at any time to display which tyres have low pressure (example 5).If an event occurs that needs to be viewed when the TYRES screen page is being displayed, the screen is displayed in reduced size as in the following example 2:Once it has been displayed, the TYRES screen page is displayed again. For further information, refer to the “Fault visualisation logic” paragraph on page 146.Low pressureRegardless of the type of screen page on the left TFT display, when the instrument panel receives the signal from the tyre pressure ECU that the pressure level of one or more tyres is below the alarm threshold, the screen page shown in example 3 (for a warning related to only one tyre) or example 4 (for a warning related to several tyres) appears immediately.2Catalysts temp.too highEngineperformancelimited3Check tyrepressure4Check tyrepressure
732SafetyOccasionally, the system may not detect which wheel signals a failure. If this is the case, then only the message “Check tyre pressure” will be displayed as shown in example 6.Tyre punctureRegardless of the type of screen page on the left TFT display, when the instrument panel receives the signal from the tyre pressure ECU that the pressure level of one or more tyres is below the alarm threshold, the screen page shown in example 7 (warning not to proceed for vehicles fitted with normal tyres) or example 8 (warning to proceed at a maximum speed of 80 km/h for vehicles fitted with Run Flat tyres) appears immediately. At the same time, a warning light comes on on the panel (see page 151) in fixed mode.The screen page is displayed for 20 seconds and then the screen page that was previously displayed reappears whereas the warning light remains on in fixed mode.If the vehicle is fitted with normal tyres, the fault is displayed with the same display logic applicable for other priority 0 faults (see the paragraph “Fault visualisation logic” on page 146) until the correct operating conditions are restored and the system is subsequently recalibrated.If the vehicle is fitted with Run Flat tyres, the maximum distance allowed in a “tyre puncture” state is 100 km. The instrument panel will calculate the residual tyre life and will redisplay the screen page shown in example 8 after 50 km. The same screen page (warning not to exceed a maximum speed of 80 km/h) is displayed if the vehicle exceeds 80 km/h.Once the distance of 100 km has been exceeded, the panel displays the screen page shown in example 7 (warning not to proceed).If you call up the TYRES screen page, you can identify the punctured tyre at any time (example 9).7o tyrepress reo not proceed8 tyrepressure speekhCheck tyrepressure69
74 SafetyIf another tyre is punctured, the instrument panel will update the number of km (mi) which can still be driven according to the distance driven after the previous puncture and will display the screen page shown in example 10.While a priority level 0 (normal tyre puncture) or priority level 2 (Run Flat tyre puncture with maximum speed limit not exceeded and tyres still usable) fault is active on the display, the driver may press OK to “ESCAPE” (see page 146): the screen page disappears whereas the warning light on the panel remains on in fixed mode.As above, the TYRES screen page can be called up at any time to display which tyres are punctured (example 11).Occasionally, the system may not detect which wheel signals a failure. If this is the case, the screen page shown in example 12 (for vehicles fitted with normal tyres) or example 13 (for vehicles fitted with Run Flat tyres) will be displayed.The symbol and message are displayed for 20 seconds and then the screen page that was previously displayed reappears whereas the warning light remains on in fixed mode.If the vehicle is fitted with Run Flat tyres, the instrument panel will calculate the residual tyre life and will redisplay the screen page shown in example 13 after 50 km. The same screen page (warning not to exceed a maximum speed of 80 km/h) is displayed if the vehicle exceeds 80 km/h. Once the distance of 100 km has been exceeded, the panel displays the screen page shown in example 12 (warning not to proceed).10o tyrepress rea speedmh11Low tyrepressureDo notproceed12Low tyrepressureMax speed80 km/h13
752SafetySystem not calibratedIf the system has not been calibrated or one or more tyres have been replaced, the symbol and message shown in example 14 will be displayed. Simultaneously, the specific warning light on the instrument panel (see page 151) starts flashing, and continues to flash for 90 seconds.When the display cycle ends (20 seconds), the symbol and message disappear and the screen page that was previously displayed reappears whereas the warning light remains on until the system has been calibrated.The TPMS can be calibrated using the special menu item in the left TFT display with the ignition key in position II and the engine off.To calibrate the TPMS, call up the MENU screen page on the left TFT display (see page 132) with the ignition key in position II and the engine off. Once the MENU screen page appears, select the items “Car setup”, “Calibr. TPMS”.When the Menu item is displayed and the subsequent calibration accepted, the screen page shown in example 15 appears for 5 seconds.Warning Before calibrating the system, make sure that the tyre pressure corresponds to the indicated pressure values (see page 30). If this is not the case, the TPMS may issue wrong low pressure indications.TPMSnot calibratedExecutecalibration14CalibrationactivatedDisplay setupDate/HourCar setupDimmingLanguage/M.U.15
76 SafetyTPMS failureThe screen page shown in example 16 is displayed in the following circumstances:- malfunction in the circuit and/or wiring connecting the ECU- signal is not received by one or more sensors due to a faulty, broken or flat battery- fault in the TPMS ECU.Simultaneously, the specific warning light on the instrument panel (see page 151) starts flashing, and continues to flash for 90 seconds. The warning light then remains on in fixed mode until the situation is corrected.The TYRES screen page cannot be called up by the driver.System temporarily not activeThe screen page shown in example 17 is displayed in the following circumstances:- overheating of sensors- during calibration (the TPMS ECU does not recognise the sensors)- radio frequency that interferes with the wheel sensor signal.Simultaneously, the specific warning light on the instrument panel (see page 151) starts flashing, and continues to flash for 90 seconds. The warning light then remains on in fixed mode until the situation is corrected.The TYRES screen page cannot be called up by the driver.System not activeFor a few seconds at key-on, if the TPMS has been deactivated by a diagnostic tool, the screen page in example 18 is displayed.Simultaneously, the specific warning light on the instrument panel (see page 151) starts flashing, and continues to flash for 90 seconds. The warning light then remains on in fixed mode until the situation is corrected. The TYRES screen page cannot be called up by the driver.TPMS failure16TPMStemporarilyinactive17 18 inacti e
772SafetyTAB 1. Child restraint systems that can be installed on the front passenger seat with 3-point seat beltsGROUP WEIGHT RANGE SEATFront passenger0 0 - 10 kg X1 9 - 18 kg UF - L2 15 - 25 kg UF - L3 22 - 36 kg UF - LTAB 2. Child restraint systems that can be installed on the rear seats with 3-point seat beltsGROUP WEIGHT RANGESEATDriver-side, lateral rearOpposite driver-side, lateral rear0 0 - 10 kg X U - L1 9 - 18 kg U - L U - L2 15 - 25 kg U - L U - L3 22 - 36 kg U - L U - L
78 SafetyTAB 3. Child restraint systems that can be installed on the rear seats with ISOFIX GROUP WEIGHT RANGESEATDriver-side, lateral rearOpposite driver-side, lateral rear0 0 - 10 kg X L1 9 - 18 kg L L2 15 - 25 kg X X3 22 - 36 kg X XTAB 4. Special Ferrari Baby Smart™ child restraint systems (produced by Britax-Römer)GROUP WEIGHT RANGE Name0 0 - 10 kg BABYSAFE Plus1 9 - 18 kg DUO Plus2 15 - 25 kg KID Plus3 22 - 36 kg KID Plus
792SafetyWarning Before installing the KID Plus car seat on the rear seats, the cushion supplied with the car seat must be placed on the seat cushion as shown in Figure 1. This cushion must be used to ensure that the KID Plus car seat is correctly installed.If you already have a KID Plus car seat but no cushion for rear seat installation, contact the Ferrari Service Network.Warning Only use the cushion with the KID Plus car seat. Remove the cushion if the seat is occupied by an adult.KeyU = suitable for “Universal” category restraint systems homologated for use in this weight group.UF = suitable for forward-facing “Universal” category restraint systems homologated for use in this weight group.L = suitable for the special restraint systems listed in TAB 4. These restraint systems can be “vehicle specific”, “limited” or “semi-universal”.X = seat not suitable for children in this weight group.Figure 1
1. General2. Safety3. About your Vehicle4. Advice for Emergency Situations5. Care of the vehicle6. Glossary7. Table of Contents
82 About your Vehicle153421 1Controls overviewRef. Control Page1Adjustable air vents 2022Glove compartment 2023Hazard warning lights control 1284Manometer display 1565Light switch 125
833About your VehicleRef. Control Page6“ENGINE START” button 1597“Manettino” control 159/1778Rev counter and gearbox display 1539TFT display 13010 Speedometer 95/15311 Turn indicators 12712 Suspension damping delink button 18113 High beam and flashing lever 12514 Windscreen wiper stalk 16167109811 111213 14
84 About your VehicleRef. Control Page15 Cup holder16 Power window controls 9217 “R” reverse control 16918 “AUTO” control 17219 “LAUNCH” control 18020 Air conditioning controls 19921 Retractable hard top opening/closing button 11822 Emergency light button 12815162119201718 1622Important note The position of the “R”, “LAUNCH” and “AUTO” buttons on the centre console may vary according to the market. The button functions are the same.
853About your VehicleIgnition switchThe ignition key can be turned to 2 positions:Position 0 - StopEngine off, key removable.The hazard warning lights and the parking lights can be activated.Position II - IgnitionTurning the key to this position, the TFT display will check the signals coming from the vehicle systems. II0Warning Always remove the key from the ignition when you get out of the vehicle!Never leave children unattended in the vehicle.Key lockIf more than 20 seconds elapse after turning the key to position 0, the key lock device must be released to remove the key.Press button K in the slot under the steering wheel and remove the key at the same time.K
86 About your Vehicle"BDoorsWhen a door is opened or closed, the window automatically moves down by approximately 2 centimetres (to its “target position”) to avoid colliding with the upper weather strip.When the door is closed, the window automatically moves up until it reaches the “upper limit”.Opening from the outsideUsing the remote control, deactivate the alarm and the central door locking system, or turn the key in the lock to deactivate the central door locking system.To open the door, pull handle A: the window will move down to its “target position”. When the door is closed, the window will move up until it meets the upper limit.Locking and opening the doors from the insideWarning Always carefully check manually that the doors have been closed properly to prevent them from opening while driving.Both doors can be locked by activating/deactivating the “LOCK/UNLOCK” B button on the roof panel. To lock the doors, press button B; when the door lock is activated, the light on button B comes on. To deactivate the door lock, press button B until the light goes out.The rolling lock function, which automatically locks the doors when the vehicle speed reaches or exceeds 20 Km/h, may be activated from the “Car setup” menu accessible from the TFT display of the instrument panel (see page 132).
873About your VehicleCIf you pull handle C to open the door, the window will move down to its target position. When the door is closed, it will move up until it meets its upper limit.If handle C is lifted without opening the door, the window will move down to its target position and stop and if the door is not opened after 2 seconds, the window will move back up until it meets the upper limit. Therefore, to open the door, release handle C and pull it again.When the opening handle is operated, both doors are unlocked.
88 About your VehicleDEFEngine compartment lidOpeningTo unlock the engine compartment lid, pull the lever D underneath the steering column.Stand in front of the vehicle, slightly lift the lid and pull the retaining lever E to the side of the lock and lift it.The lid is held open by two gas struts F.The engine compartment lid can also be opened with the ignition key at off.ClosingLower the lid until it is closed and press down near the lock until you hear it click in place.Warning Always check manually that the engine compartment lid has been closed properly to prevent it from opening while driving.
893About your VehicleLHLuggage compartment lidOpeningThe luggage compartment lid can also be opened with the ignition key at off.To open the luggage compartment lid, press button H on the driver side door or button L on the remote control and hold it for more than 2 seconds. You can also use the special knob to the right of the number plate lights or the button between the number plate lights.The luggage compartment is illuminated by an internal light that comes on automatically when the luggage compartment lid is opened.Warning To avoid damage, check there is enough room to open the luggage compartment lid.Important note After removing the battery from the vehicle or disconnecting it from the electrical system, a door lock/unlock cycle must be performed using the buttons on the key when reconnecting so that the release button H resumes normal operation (electronic system self-acquisition procedure).ClosingUsing the grip on the inside, lower the luggage compartment lid until it touches the bodywork.The lock will pull the lid down until it clicks in place.Warning Since the lock closes automatically, always keep your hands away from the area between the luggage compartment lid and the bumper.
90 About your VehicleMCapless filler neckThis vehicle has a capless filler neck for fuelling. This system allows you to refuel by opening the fuel filler flap and simply placing the nozzle in the filler neck without having to unscrew a cap and screw it up again.Two flaps placed in series, both with airtight seals, act as a cap. The external flap is locked by a series of “teeth” and the only way to open the external flap correctly is by inserting a petrol pump nozzle.Warning Place the nozzle in the filler neck carefully to avoid damaging the device seal. Do not try to open the external flap of the filler neck by pushing it with your fingers or lever it open using unsuitable tools (e.g. screwdrivers). This may damage the external flap mechanism, compromising the seal integrity and safety of the system.Fuel filler cap and flapWarning Always turn off the engine during refuelling. Do not smoke or use open flames when refuelling.The following can be harmful for your health:- fuel coming into contact with your skin;- inhaling fuel vapours.OpeningTo open the fuel filler flap, press button M on the driver side door.ClosingTo close the fuel filler flap, push it until it clicks in place.
913About your VehicleFEGWarning Do not overfill the fuel tank: this may cause the fuel to leak out.After fuelling, wait for about 5 seconds before slowly removing the nozzle from the filler neck: in this way, the last drops of fuel will flow into the tank and will not drip onto the vehicle.Warning Do not place funnels or portable container nozzles in the filler neck.If you need to refuel from a portable fuel container, use only the funnel supplied in the tool bag (see page 212) that releases the automatic closing device.Emergency OpeningIn the event of a failure of the fuel filler flap button, the flap can be opened manually.Open the luggage compartment lid, turn the lock E and open the flap F.Pull the emergency string G.
92 About your VehicleBAPower windowsThe power windows can only be used with the ignition key in position II.Driver-side power windowPress button A to move the window up or down. This button allows manual operation (partial opening/closing) or automatic operation (complete opening/closing). Press button A briefly to activate manual operation; if the button is pressed at length (over 0.3 seconds) the automatic window operation is activated. The window will only stop when it reaches the end of its travel or by pressing the button again.Passenger-side power windowPress button B to move the window up or down.Only manual operation is possible (partial opening) to raise the window: when button B is released, the window stops at the position reached.To lower the window, automatic operation is also possible (full opening): if the button is pressed at length (over 0.3 seconds) automatic window operation is activated. The window will only stop when it reaches the end of its travel or by pressing the button again. When the door is open, the window can only rise to the “target position”, to prevent the window from hitting the upper weather strip when it is closed.
933About your Vehicle“Global Open” functionQuickly press the “Retractable hard top” button twice to open all four windows at the same time.“Global Closed” functionQuickly press the “Retractable hard top” button and then hold it down to close all four windows at the same time.Rear power windowsWith the driver side front window lowered, press button A again to lower the driver side rear window.With the passenger side front window lowered, press button B again to lower the passenger side rear window.To raise the rear windows, simply lift button A for the left window and B for the right window.Warning Improper use of the power windows can be dangerous. Before use, always check that people and objects are at a safe distance.Pay particular attention during the automatic operation of the driver-side power window.To protect the passengers remaining in the car against accidental activation of the power windows, always remove the key from the ignition.
94 About your Vehicle1 5 3 5 27 6 5 4 5Instruments and gauges
953About your Vehicle1 TFT Display2 Electronic speedometer3 Rev Counter4 Gear display5 Warning lights on the panel6 Manettino status7 Fuel levelRev CounterThe rev counter indicates the engine RPM.The numbers on the dial multiplied by 1000 correspond to the engine RPM in one minute.There is a space to the bottom right of the rev counter for the display which gives information on dual clutch transmission (DCT).Electronic speedometerThe speedometer indicates the actual speed of the vehicle.
96 About your Vehicle12346789105Infotainment system
973About your Vehicle6Call up main screen7PUSH TO TALK mode8Call up Options menu9Go to previous screen10 Scroll control - Selection Controls1RADIO mode2MEDIA mode3NAVI mode4PHONE mode5Volume control- ON/OFF
98 About your VehicleIntroductionCharacteristicsThe vehicle infotainment system has the following functions:- 6.5” touchscreen display- FM/MW/DAB radio- CD player (optional)- USB/iPod®/iPhone® connector- Satellite navigator- Bluetooth connectionRecommendationsThis manual contains indications (recommendations and information) intended to avoid actions that may cause accident or injury. Please observe all recommendations.Safety informationRead this manual carefully before using the navigation system for the first time. Observe the safety information described in the manual. Contact the vehicle manufacturer if in any doubt.Intended useThe navigation system complies with the standards used in navigation technology.Always be aware of the regulations and guidelines in force in the country where the vehicle will be used.Software updateThe navigation data software can be updated. For the most recent software, contact the Ferrari Service Network.Using the infotainment system safelyFirst of all, read the instructions in the manual carefully in order to use the system correctly. The infotainment system is not a toy and we do not recommend allowing children to use it without adult supervision.Playing music at a very high volume can cause permanent damage to hearing and can be distracting for the driver, especially when driving at high speeds. Therefore, carefully adjust the volume.Driving requires your full attention and care. If you are driving, we do not recommend using the infotainment system.Important note Several system functions depend on vehicle speed. For safety reasons, the touchscreen cannot be used to enter a name (the name of a street, for example) when the vehicle is moving.Keep the system away from liquids and others sources of humidity. In addition to damaging the components, humidity can cause the electrical devices to shortcircuit.
993About your VehicleConnectionsDo not force the connectors into the car stereo system ports. Before connecting them, make sure that the connectors are the correct shape and size.The connected cables must not exert any pressure on the connection.TouchscreenDo not touch the display with hard or sharp objects because they may damage the surface of the touchscreen (pens, USB sticks, jewellery, etc.).Do not spray liquid or caustic chemicals directly onto the screen. Use a clean, dry microfibre lens cleaning cloth to clean the touchscreen.If necessary, use a lint-free cloth dampened with a cleaning solution, such as isopropyl alcohol or an iso-propyl alcohol and water solution ratio of 50:50. Make sure you follow the solvent manufacturer’s precautions and instructions.CD player (optional)Do not insert damaged, warped, scratched or dirty CDs into the CD player.Discs that have been modified with an adhesive label should not be inserted in the CD player.Do not insert more than 1 (one) CD at a time into the drive slot.Insert supported CD formats only. See the “Disc Mode” section on page 106 for information on supported CD formats.GPS navigation antennaThe antenna for the GPS navigation system is mounted in the dashboard.Other electronic devicesOther electronic devices (PDA, iPod, computer laptop, etc.), may be used in the vehicle, some of which may cause electromagnetic interference with the GPS antenna. If you notice a reduction in GPS performance, switch off all appliances and move them as far away as possible from the GPS antenna. Warning As indicated in the general remarks referred to here, the driver can be distracted by a number of factors including the navigation/infotainment systems. The infotainment system should be used by the passenger where possible and, if used by the driver, should only be used when the vehicle is stationary.
100 About your VehicleUser interfaceThe infotainment system information is displayed on the 6.5” display in the centre of the dashboard. Users can interact with the system by pressing the screen which uses touchscreen technology and using the controls located on both sides of the display and behind the steering wheel.Warning Do not touch the display with hard or sharp objects because they may damage the touchscreen surface.Controls on dashboard1) RADIOPress button 1 to go to Radio mode. 2) MEDIAPress button 2 to go to Media mode.3) NAVIPress button 3 to go to Navi mode.4) PHONEPress button 4 to go to Phone mode and/or connect a phone.5) VOLUME CONTROL- ON/OFFHold down button 5 to switch the infotainment system on/off and turn the button to adjust the volume. Quickly press to put the system into MUTE mode.6) MAINPress button 6 to go to the main infotainment system screen.7) PTTPress button 7 to activate the voice commands.8) OPTIONPress button 8 to access the options menu for the screen that is displayed.9) BACKPress button 9 to go back to the previous screen.10) SCROLL CONTROLRotate button 10 to go from one screen to another and press the button to select the desired option. The button has dual functions in Radio and Media modes which can be configured from the settings menus.
1013About your VehicleControls on the steering wheelAs well as using the commands on both sides of the touchscreen display, the infotainment system can be controlled using buttons located on the back of the steering wheel as indicated by the arrows in the figure.Buttons A and B for volume control and button PTT C are on the left-hand steering wheel spoke: press button A to increase the volume and press button B to decrease it. Hold down button B to mute the volume (MUTE function). To deactivate volume muting, press button A.Button C is used to activate the voice commands; if the voice recognition function is already activated, it can be deactivated by quickly pressing button C. If there is an incoming call, quickly press button C to accept it or hold it down to refuse it.The SCAN + D and SCAN - E buttons are on the right-hand steering wheel spoke. They are used to scan the radio stations (if RADIO mode is activated) or go to the next or previous track (if MEDIA mode is activated). The SOURCE F button is used to select the available sources (FM, MW, DAB, USB).Repetition on display of infotainment system informationYou can select whether to also display infotainment system information on the TFT display in the instrument panel via the MENU function on the TFT display.If repetition is activated, the MEDIA information is displayed in minimised form on the left of the TFT display whereas information on the phone and navigation functions are displayed on the right.To activate/deactivate repetition of infotainment system information, call up the MENU screen page using the controls on the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel, select “Display setup” and then select either ON or OFF for repetition of audio information.ACBDF E
102 About your VehicleSystem settingsTo access the system settings from the main screen, press the OPTION button on the right of the display or the SETTINGS soft key.Audio controlOnce you are in the SETTINGS menu, press the “Audio” soft key to access the audio control menu. You can adjust the balance/fading and equalisation of the stereo system, activate/deactivate “Quantum Logic” (if present) and adjust the volume according to the speed on this page.To adjust the balance and fading, press the arrow soft keys.The equalizer settings can be used to adjust the bass (BASS), mid (MID) and treble (TREB) levels. Press the “Quantum Logic” soft key to activate/deactivate the option.The volume can be adjusted to the speed on 3 levels or deactivated.Adjusting display brightnessFrom the main screen, press the OPTION button on the right of the display or the SETTINGS soft key and select “Display”. For set the display brightness, select “Display Brightness” and set the day and night brightness levels. In both cases, the brightness can be adjusted by using the soft keys on the display.In the Display settings menu, if “Auto Colour Mode” is selected, the display automatically adopts daytime or nighttime mode depending on the ambient light or how the vehicle light switch is set.
1033About your VehiclePair a Bluetooth Phone/Audio deviceFrom the main screen of the navigator, press the OPTION button on the right of the display or the SETUP soft key and select “Bluetooth Phone/Audio”. Press the “+ Add Device” soft key to pair a new Bluetooth device (telephone, tablet, laptop, etc.).The icons on the right showing a phone and music indicate to the user the type of device connection and whether it is music only, phone only or both.After pairing and selecting a peripheral, press the “OPTION” button on the right of the screen to access the Bluetooth device settings. Here you can tell the system to give priority to the peripheral selected using the “Setting Priority” option.
104 About your VehicleRADIO functionPress the RADIO button to the left of the display once to access the correct mode. To switch between the FM, MW and DAB sections, press the soft keys or press the RADIO button several times.Selecting a radio stationOnce you have selected the desired band, you can begin automatic scanning of the radio stations by turning the right button or manually enter the desired frequency by using the numeric keypad which can be accessed from the Radio options menu (see page 105). You can also select the desired radio station from a list by pressing the “List” soft key. The list has two display options - the first shows the radio stations stored as “Favourites” whereas the second shows the radio stations with the strongest signal in the area. To change display mode, press the “Go to favourites/Go to strongest stations” soft key at the top of the list or use the Smart Icon on the right of the screen.Storing favourite radio stationsYou can store your favourite radio stations for each frequency band. To set a favourite radio station, find the station with the right button or numeric keypad and press the Smart Icon showing a star on the right of the screen. Scanning favourite radio stationsTo scan just your favourite radio stations, press the Smart Icon . With this function activated, turn the Scroll Control to scan the stations previously saved as favourites.To display the list of stored stations, press the “List” soft key in the bottom part of the display and select the “Go to favourites” display mode.
1053About your VehicleDAB radioDigital radio has some additional options: artists/musical genres can be indicated as favourites.Radio settingsWhen you are in one of the three bands FM, MW or DAB, press the OPTION button to the right of the display to access the settings menu.
106 About your VehicleMEDIA functionPress the MEDIA button to the left of the display once to access the correct mode. To switch between the DISC (if present), BLUETOOTH and USB sections, press the soft keys or press the MEDIA button several times.Disc mode (DISC)If the system has a CD player (optional), it is installed in the glove compartment on the passenger side:Important note When placing a disc in the player slot, make sure the label is facing upwards.Insert the disc in the slot: the system pulls it into the player.Once it has recognised the disc, the system selects the appropriate mode and starts to play the first track.Warning The player only accepts 12 cm (4 ¾ inch) discs. Using discs of any other format may damage the player mechanism.The system can play compact discs (CD), recordable compact discs (CD-R) and rewritable compact discs (CD-RW).The system plays these formats: MP3, WMA, CD Audio.Insert supported CD formats only.
1073About your VehiclePlaying a discAfter inserting a disc in the player, the system selects the appropriate mode once it has recognised the disc and starts to play the first track.To go on to the next or previous track, you can use the right button or buttons D and E behind the right-hand spoke of the steering wheel.To display and scroll through the list of multimedia content on the CD, press the “List” soft key in the bottom of the display.To fast forward or rewind a track, go to the desired mode by pressing the “Smart Icon” on the right of the display and turn the right button and re-press the “Smart Icon” so that the right button goes back to the previous function (go to beginning/end). To activate the “Shuffle” play mode, press the relative “Smart Icon” .Disc mode settingsWhile you are in disc mode with a disc inserted, press the OPTION button to the right of the display to access the options menu. Here you can activate/deactivate the “Shuffle” mode, activate/deactivate the “Repeat” mode, select the right button operating mode (FF/FRW or go to beginning/go to end) and access the “Audio Settings”.
108 About your VehicleBluetooth modeIn Bluetooth mode, you can play audio files stored on external devices. These can be connected to the system via the Bluetooth connection once the device has been paired (see page 103).Important note The “List” function cannot be used in Bluetooth mode.Bluetooth mode settingsWhile you are in Bluetooth mode with a paired peripheral, press the OPTION button to the right of the display to access the options menu. Here you can activate/deactivate the “Shuffle” mode, activate the “Repeat” mode, access the Bluetooth device settings and access the “Audio Settings”.USB modeThe USB mode provides access to the files in the USB peripheral connected to the system via connector A in the pocket change compartment on the centre console.USB connection Using the USB connector, you can also play audio files from iPod® and iPhone® devices, using the USB cable supplied with the device.Warning Do not force connectors into the infotainment system ports. Before connecting, make sure that the connectors are the same shape and size as the port.Playing multimedia content is the same as the disc mode. See page 106.USB mode settingsWhile you are in USB mode with a USB peripheral connected to the system, press the OPTION button to the right of the display to access the options menu. Here you can activate/deactivate the “Shuffle” mode, activate/deactivate the “Repeat” mode, select the right button operating mode (FF/FRW or go to previous track/next track) and access the “Audio Settings”.A
1093About your VehicleNavigation function (NAV)Warning Drive carefully, keep your eyes on the road and comply with road regulations.Press the NAVI button to the left of the display to go to Navigation mode.Press the NAVI button again to switch from the main “Navi” screen to the Map and vice versa.When the main “Navi” screen is displayed on the right of the display, “Smart Icons” appear which can be used to rapidly access several navigation options: - STOPThis stops navigation.- DetourThis is used to select a detour/alternative route.- RepeatThis repeats the last voice command.
110 About your VehicleMain Navi menuThe main NAVI menu has the following menu items:- Show MapPress the “Show Map” soft key to display a map of the current position. See the “Show Map” section for details.- Destination EntryPress the “Destination Entry” soft key to plan your destination.- Go HomePress the “Go Home” soft key to follow the route to the preset “Home” position.- FavouritesPress the “Favourites” soft key to enter a point of interest from a list of preselected favourite places, also available when the vehicle is moving.- Recent DestinationsPress the “Recent Destinations” soft key to call up a recent destination.- POI (Point of Interest)Press the “Point of Interest” soft key to select a destination from the list of positions, public places or points of interest. Search by name, telephone number, category or type of place.- EmergencyPress the “Emergency Info” soft key to follow the route to an emergency service near the current position of the vehicle. This includes the fire brigade, police, hospitals.- TripsPress the “My Trips” soft key to enter a point of interest from a previously saved list of itineraries.- Where Am I NowPress the “Where Am I Now” soft key to find your current position.Destination entry using an addressPress the “Destination Entry” soft key on the display to display the available options.To enter the destination by manually entering the address, press the “Address” soft key. You can also head for a “City Centre”, “Intersections” or choose a city from the list of “Closest Cities”.
1113About your VehicleAlternatively, you can enter the destination by selecting a point on the map or entering the coordinates or phone number. Once you have pressed the “Address” key, you are asked to enter the Country, City, Post Code and Address.Important note For safety reasons, you cannot use the keyboard to enter a name when the vehicle is in motion.As you type in the name, the number of possible roads decreases.Once you have selected the road, enter the number.If you press “Skip” the number is not entered and the navigator takes you to the part of the street nearest to the current position.The planned route can be interrupted at any time by pressing the “STOP” Smart Icon in the main NAVI menu.Navigation optionsTo access the Navigator options, go to the main NAVI screen, press the button on the right of the “OPTION” display and select “NAVI Options” from the display menu.
112 About your VehicleThe navigation options can be used to access the following sections:- Map Configuration.- Speed Limit.- Guidance (driving options while navigating).- GPS.- TMC Station List (traffic information).- Preset Route.- Cancel all Destinations.- Cancel Home Address.MAP settingsOnce the planned route has started, from the MAP section you can change some of the navigation settings by pressing the “OPTION” soft key on the right of the display.- Map: 3D/2DThis is used to select the map display mode.- Rotate for ZoomThis is used to select whether to assign the zoom function to the SCROLL CONTROL during map display.- Stop NavigationThis stops navigation.- Repeat PromptThis gets the system to repeat the last navigation voice command.- DivertThis plans a different route by taking a detour from the current route: the navigator displays a list of the possible detours to choose from.- Complete RouteThis displays the complete route on the map.- Hide POI- Turns- Where Am I Now- NAVI Options (see page 111).- Traffic EventsThis displays a list of traffic events for the set route.
1133About your VehicleTo go back to the main Navi screen, press the soft key displayed in the bottom left of the display or press the NAVI button on the left of the display.
114 About your VehicleTelephone functionThe telephone function is a hands-free in-vehicle communications system that allows you to dial a phone number with your mobile phone by using simple commands or the soft keyboard that appears on the display.Your phone's audio is transmitted via the vehicle audio system; when the telephone function is used, the infotainment system automatically mutes the car radio.To use the telephone function, you must first of all pair a Bluetooth-compatible mobile phone (see page 103).Important note 2 phones can be connected to the system, one with the “Phone” function and one with the “Audio streaming” function (playing of music). A phone which has been assigned the “Audio streaming” function cannot be used for the “Phone” function and vice versa.Important note For an up-to-date list of compatible phones, contact the Ferrari Service Network.Press the PHONE button to the left of the display to go to Navigation mode.Three soft keys are displayed in the bottom of the display which can be used to access the functions: Contacts, Favourites and Recents.ContactsPress the “Contacts” soft key to access the paired phone's address book. A “Smart Icon” appears on the right that can be used to sort and/or display the list by name or surname. A contact can be assigned as a favourite by pressing the Smart Icon .
1153About your VehicleSearchYou can search for a contact by entering his or her name in the “Search” field above the contact list.FavouritesFrom the main “Phone” screen press the “Favourites” soft key to access the list of favourite numbers which have been previously saved from the “Contacts” list. RecentsPress the “Recents” soft key to access the list of numbers used recently.Three “Smart Icons” appear on the right which can be used to filter the “Incoming Calls” , “Outgoing Calls” and “Missed Calls” .Making a callTo make a call, you can select a contact from the “Contacts”, “Favourites” or “Recents” lists or manually enter the phone number using the soft keyboard that appears on the display;to redial, use the “Smart Icon” yyyyy displayed on the main “Phone” screen.PTT functionThe Push To Talk function is a hands-free in-vehicle communications system that allows you to navigate the system by using simple voice commands.To call up this function, press button to the right of the screen. If you give the voice command “Guidance”, the system reads out a list of voice commands for the displayed screen.
116 About your VehicleParking Camera function (optional)“Rear Parking Camera” screen (optional)If the vehicle has a rear parking camera (optional), the “Rear Parking Camera” screen is automatically displayed on the infotainment system display when rear gear is engaged. This screen, which is displayed as long as the vehicle is in reverse gear, shows the view range of the camera mounted on the rear bumper and helps the driver when parking.With reverse gear engaged, press button C on the dashboard to switch between:- rear view with grids;- rear view with wide angle lens.The image is integrated with dynamic parking grids in green, yellow and red which, based on the steering angle, estimate and indicate the vehicle's path to the driver during the manoeuvre.The dynamic parking grids also indicate the distance from any obstacles in the camera's view range: the area within the red grid represents an area that ranges from 0 to 60 cm, the yellow one from 60 to 120 cm and the green one from 120 to 240 cm.To exit the “Rear Parking Camera” mode and go back to the infotainment system screen, hold down button C for a few seconds or disengage reverse gear if it is engaged.
1173About your Vehicle“Dual View Camera” screen (optional)If the vehicle has a “Dual View Camera” system consisting of another camera mounted in the front bumper as well as a rear parking camera, the following views appear on the display:- front lateral “Corner View”;- central front “Top View”;- rear view with grids (with Rear Parking Camera);- rear view with wide angle lens (with Rear Parking Camera).When reverse gear is engaged, the “Rear Parking Camera” screen is automatically displayed on the infotainment system display.Without engaging reverse gear, you can switch to the “Corner View” mode (front camera) by pressing and quickly releasing button C on the dashboard to the right of the steering wheel.The view can be selected by pressing button C: press and quickly release button C to call up the “Corner View”. Press the button again to switch from one view to another. The front camera image display is disabled if the vehicle exceeds a speed of 12 km/h.To exit the “Dual View Camera” mode and go back to the infotainment system screen, hold down button C for a few seconds. If one of the two rear views is displayed when reverse gear is engaged, the system switches to displaying the “Corner View” screen as soon as reverse gear is disengaged.C
118 About your VehicleRetractable hard topThe hard top system is composed of three main moving parts:- top section;- rear section with rear window;- luggage compartment lid.Opening and closing is actuated by a hydraulic system, driven by a pump and controlled by a number of sensors that check every opening and closing phase.Warning For safety reasons, the retractable hard top can only be opened and closed when the vehicle is stationary.Warning The roof must be opened or closed while remaining correctly seated in the driver's seat.Warning Before activating the roof and while it is in motion, always check that people and objects are at a safe distance from the moving parts of the roof. In the event of danger, release the roof switch; all movement will stop immediately.Important note Before opening or closing the hard top, refer to the “Placing suitcases in the luggage compartment” section on page 205.Warning Before operating the retractable hard top, make sure that the backrest of the child restraint system is set to its minimum height.The conditions required for opening and closing the retractable hard top are the following:- the vehicle must be stationary;- the luggage compartment must be closed;- the battery voltage must not be below 11 volts;- the partition between the luggage compartment and the folded roof compartment must be in the correct position, fully pushed back and fastened;Warning Do not place items above the partition! Risk of serious damage to opening and closing mechanisms.
1193About your VehicleABRoof opening using the switchImportant note Before opening the roof, ensure that the top of the roof and the rear window are dry to prevent water from entering the passenger compartment or luggage compartment.Pull back switch A on the centre console and hold until the roof is completely open.The operation in progress will be indicated by a warning on the TFT display.When the button is pressed, a series of operations required to open or close the retractable hard top begins:- the side windows are lowered completely;- the rear window is raised;- the luggage compartment lid rotates around a hinge fitted in its rear part;- check there is adequate space heightwise and in the rear of the vehicle: the minimum available height A must be 1700 mm, the minimum distance B of an obstacle from the rear must be more than 400 mm;- the ignition key must be in position II and the engine running;Important note We recommend operating the retractable hard top with the engine running.Important note If distance B is less than 400 mm, the parking sensors will not allow the roof to open or close.The parking sensors are only activated when the key is in position II.- the hydraulic system must not be overheated.If one or more conditions are not met, the relevant message will appear on the TFT display.A A
120 About your Vehicleoof open peRoof closing using the switchPush switch A on the centre console forward and hold it until the roof is completely closed.The operation in progress will be indicated by a warning on the TFT display.When the button is pressed, a series of operations required to open or close the retractable hard top begins:- the side windows are lowered completely;- the luggage compartment lid lifts and rotates backwards;- the top section of the roof comes out of the luggage compartment and rests on the edge of the windscreen bay;- the luggage compartment lid completes the closing phase;- the rear window starts moving back and goes into position.Once the operation has been completed, an acoustic signal indicates that the switch can be released.- the rear window and luggage compartment lid parts are positioned in the luggage compartment;- the luggage compartment lid is closed.Important note Throughout all these phases, the side windows cannot be activated.At the end of the opening cycle, an acoustic signal will indicate the end of the operations and the relative phase will be indicated with a message on the TFT display.Warning Do not reverse the opening or closing direction when opening or closing the roof.Always complete the cycle until the acoustic signal is emitted.
1213About your Vehicleoof closed C p eter cyc e per thtetp cr rr per tOperation on stand-byIf the button is released before the retractable hard top has been completely opened or closed, a message will appear on the TFT display and will remain displayed until the opening or closing cycle is reactivated.Warning Do not drive until opening or closing has been fully completed.A few minutes after the roof is in standby position, an acoustic signal and message on the TFT display will prompt you to complete the operation.Warning Avoid interrupting opening and closing of the retractable hard top. If the procedure has to be interrupted, you must avoid leaving the hard top in a stand-by position for more than 4 minutes.Operations not allowedIf the conditions for opening or closing the retractable hard top are not met, this will be indicated by an acoustic signal and a message on the TFT display:- roof activation during vehicle motion;
122 About your Vehicleoof operationinhi itedClose l ggageseparator per thte ttery rr per t per thteC se tru k rr per t- the partition between the luggage compartment and the folded roof compartment must be in the correct position, fully pushed back and fastened;- the speed signal transmitted via the CAN network is not detected by the ECU;- the luggage compartment has not been closed correctly;- the battery voltage is below 11 volts;
1233About your Vehicleoof operationinhi itedystemo erheating per thtes ure per thtest c eetecte- the hydraulic system is overheated;- the window position sensor detects that at least one of the windows is not in the correct position;- the parking sensors have detected an object in the rear of the vehicle;
124 About your Vehiclea speedg speedistancerip timeangeoof fail rerk sesrurerss est c esWarning of faulty opening and closingIf there is a problem with opening and closing the roof, the fault will be indicated by an acoustic signal and a message on the TFT display.After 20 seconds or after pressing the MENU button, the screen page is reduced to an icon and moves to the bottom of the TFT display.Warning If there is a fault in the retractable hard top system, contact the Ferrari Service Network.- the parking sensors are not communicating with the ECU.Warning DO NOT open the retractable hard top when the outside temperature is below -10 °C (14 °F).
1253About your VehicleABLightingThe external lights and turn indicators only work when the ignition key is in position II.The external lights can be switched on and off manually or automatically, depending on the ambient light.Light switchSwitch A, on the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel, can be set to four different positions:0 Lights off Low beams on (*) Parking lights AUT Automatic operation of the external lights according to ambient light.(*) The relative warning light on the instrument panel comes on.High beamsTo turn on the high beams when the light switch A is set to , push lever B on the steering wheel towards the dashboard. When the high beams are on, the relative warning light on the instrument panel comes on.Then push lever B towards the dashboard or pull it back to turn off the high beams and turn on the low beams.Flashing the headlightsThe headlights can be flashed by pulling back the left-hand lever B.Flashing also occurs with lights off if the ignition key is set to II.The high beams are used for flashing.Important note Follow the Road Regulations of the country you are travelling in for using the high beams.
126 About your VehicleImportant note If the high beam control is activated, the high beams will turn on every time the lights are activated automatically. We recommend therefore that you turn them off every time the twilight sensor deactivates the external lights.Warning If there is fog during the day, the running lights and low beams will not be turned on automatically. The driver must always be ready to turn on the lights manually and also the rear fog lights, if necessary.Important note After automatic activation of the external lights, it will always be possible to turn on the rear fog lights manually. When the external lights are deactivated automatically, the rear fog lights are also turned off (if active) automatically. Therefore, if necessary, the driver will have to turn on the rear fog lights manually upon the next automatic activation.Warning The driver is always responsible for turning on the external lights, depending on the ambient light and in compliance with the regulations in force in the country of use. The automatic system for turning on and off the external lights must be considered an aid for the driver. If necessary, turn the lights on and off manually.Parking lightsThe parking lights work only with the ignition key in position 0 or with the key removed.They are activated by turning the light switch A to position .When the parking lights are on, the warning light illuminates on the instrument panel .When the parking lights are on, press and hold one of the two turn indicator buttons C on the steering wheel (see page 127) for more than 0.5 seconds to turn on the single-side parking lights on the corresponding side; press the same turn indicator again for more than 0.5 seconds to go back to full parking lights.When the partial parking lights are on (on only one side of the vehicle), the running light warning light turns off whereas the vehicle symbol indicating which parking light is on (left or right) is displayed on the left TFT display for 10 seconds.When the light switch A is turned to AUT and the ignition key is in position II, the running lights, low beams and number plate lights turn on and off automatically according to the ambient light.Important note The high beams can only be activated manually by pushing the left-hand lever B towards the dashboard.
1273About your VehicleTwilight sensorThe twilight sensor is comprised of a global sensor which measures the ambient light upwards.Sensor sensitivity can be set to three levels: call up the MENU screen page, select the items “Car setup” and “Light sensor” and use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the desired level.In the event of sensor failure, the system switches on the low beams and running lights, regardless of the daylight conditions; a failure message will appear on the instrument panel display.The failure indication will be displayed as long as the light switch is turned to AUT. If this occurs, we recommend that you deactivate the automatic system and turn on the external lights manually if necessary.Important note If this occurs, contact the Ferrari Service Network.Day lightsThe LEDs on the headlights serve as front turn indicators and day lights. To activate or deactivate the day running lights, call up the MENU screen page on the left TFT display, select the items “Car setup”, “Day lights” and select ON to activate the function and OFF to deactivate it.Turn indicatorsQuickly press the left indicator or right indicator button C on the steering wheel to switch on the relevant turn indicator.The relative warning light or on the instrument panel comes on.The turn indicator goes off when the steering wheel is realigned.Holding down one of the two C buttons (for more than 0.3 seconds) temporarily switches on the relevant turn indicator: it is switched off after 3 flashes (“lane change” function).
128 About your VehicleAE DHazard warning lightsPress button A to turn on the hazard warning lights. All the turn indicators will start blinking intermittently. These lights will operate with the ignition key in any position.When the hazard warning lights are on, the relative warning lights on the instrument panel and the button flash.To turn them off, press the button again.“Auto Hazard” functionThe “Auto Hazard” function automatically switches on the hazard warning lights in the event of sharp braking.To activate or deactivate the function, call up the MENU screen page, select the items “Car setup”, “Auto Hazard” and select either “ON” or “OFF”.“Follow me home” functionWith the “Follow me home” function, the low beams stay lit for a preset period of time once the engine has been turned off and light up the area around the vehicle to help the driver and passengers see their way in the dark.Rear fog lightsThe rear fog lights are turned on only if the high beams or low beams are on when button D is pressed; the relevant warning light E on the instrument panel comes on to indicate that they have been turned on.Important note Use the rear fog lights only in poor visibility conditions.
1293About your VehicleDFEGTo activate this function manually, push the high beam/flash stalk B (see page 125) with the ignition key turned to 0 or removed, within 3 minutes of switching off the engine. This timer is reduced to 30 seconds if the driver side door is opened. Each time lever B is pressed, the period of time that the low beams remain on increases by 30 seconds up to a maximum of 210 seconds.Each time lever B is pressed, the message “Follow me” appears on the left TFT display followed by the preset period of time that the low beams remain on.AFS2 adaptive headlights (optional)The AFS2 adaptive headlight system (available on request) enables synchronous movement of the left and right front beams (high and low) and has been designed to illuminate the road better and reduce areas of shadow in the vehicle's trajectory.The headlights' swivel angle, which ranges from 8° inwards and 15° outwards, is defined by the steering angle.The AFS2 system also uses a “Dynamic Levelling” device that directs the light beam vertically when accelerating and braking by moving the headlights up to 1.9° upwards when braking and up to 1° downwards when accelerating.The adaptive headlight system deactivates its corrective action when driving round bends at low speed.Dome lightWhen the doors are closed, the dome light D on the roof can be turned on or off using the switch E.Switches F and G turn the driver-side and passenger-side spotlights on and off.The dome light activates automatically in the following conditions:- when a door is opened, for approx. 3 minutes;- when all the doors are closed and the key is in position 0, for approx. 10 seconds;- when the key is removed, for approx. 10 seconds;- when the doors are unlocked, for approx. 10 seconds;- when the inertia switch is activated, for approx. 15 minutes.The dome light deactivates automatically in the following conditions:- after the preset activation time expires;- when the doors are closed and the key is in position II;- when the doors are locked;- when the inertia switch is reactivated.
130 About your VehicleABCDLeft TFT displayLocated on the instrument panel, it performs the following functions:- displays the control parameters;- displays general information while driving;- displays fault warnings.The driver can interact with the system by selecting the configuration and setting the parameters using the controls on the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel.The display is activated and set by pressing the MAIN (A), VDA (B), OK (C) and UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT (D) buttons.MAIN screen pageIf you press the MAIN button, you activate the MAIN screen page which can be used to access the four screen page groups SETUP, VDA, TRIP and STATUS. These groups contain the following screen pages:SETUP (pressing the UP button)MENU screen pageSTATUS (pressing the DOWN button)SPORT screen page SPORT 2 screen page TYRES screen page (only if TPMS is present)VDA (pressing the LEFT button)Manettino status screen pageTRIP (pressing the RIGHT button)TRIP A screen page TRIP B screen page (only if previously enabled).
1313About your VehiclePress the RIGHT and LEFT buttons to sequentially switch between screen pages in a group. Press RIGHT to go to the next screen page (for example, in the STATUS group from SPORT to SPORT 2) and press LEFT to go to the previous screen page. Press the RIGHT button after the last screen page to go back to the first screen page and press the LEFT button after the first screen page to go back to the last screen page.Six different screen areas are available, depending on the information type chosen:A - selected driving mode (Manettino setting), outside temperature and “Warning: danger of ice” icon;B - display of control gauges, parking sensor screen, display of abnormal events/warnings (message text and special symbol, when available), display of brightness adjustment function;C - multimedia info;D - call inform/address book;E - fuel level gauge, fault icon and speed repetition;F - total odometer.
132 About your VehicleDisplay setting and configuration of vehicle parametersWarning The display settings and parameters must only be adjusted while the vehicle is stationaryMENU screen pageDisplay setting and configuration of the various vehicle parameters is possible using the MENU screen page (the only screen page in the SETUP group) that can be directly called up by pressing the UP button when the MAIN screen page is activated.Navigation within the menu is on several levels; the first level offers a list of items through which the following parameters can be set or the following information can be displayed:- Dimming: display dimming setting.- Display setup: display setting.- Date/Hour: date and time setting.- Language/M.U.: language and units of measurement setting.- Car setup: vehicle parameter configuration.- Manometer setup: manometer display setup.- Calibr. TPMS: calibrating the TPMS system.- Service: information on scheduled maintenance.These items are the main menu functions. To scroll through the list of items, press the UP and DOWN buttons; to select the required function, press and quickly release the OK button or the RIGHT button.LanguageM.U. DistanceM.U. Temp.M.U. PressureDimmingDisplay setupDate/HourCar setupLanguage/M.U..Language/M.U.
1333About your VehicleOnce the function has been selected, the individual subfunctions or parameters that can be activated are displayed. To select them, use the UP and DOWN buttons and press and quickly release the OK (or RIGHT) button to activate a subsection or activate the selected parameter.To go back to a previous level in the menu hold down the OK button, press the LEFT button or select the BACK item which is normally in the list of subfunctions. If no operation is performed for at least 10 seconds, the previous menu level reappears on the display.Adjusting brightnessThe brightness setting of the two TFT displays on the instrument panel is adjusted from the specific option in the MENU screen.DIMMING
134 About your VehicleFuel level gaugeThe fuel level gauge is always displayed in area D of the display (see page 131). The gauge has 9 yellow bars that gradually “turn off” as the fuel level drops.When the second bar goes off, the first bar turns red until fuel runs out.When the reserve fuel is reached, in addition to the activation of the relative warning lamp on the instrument panel (see page 148), the relative symbol and specific message, together with the remaining range in Km, are shown on the display for 10 seconds. If the condition that has generated it persists, this signal is repeated every 8 km.In limited cruising range conditions, the information on driving range in km is replaced by the words “Limited cruising range”.Fuel levelLowRange86 km)XHOOHYHOORZ/LPLWHGFUXLVLQJUDQJH
1353About your VehicleSPORT screen pageThe SPORT screen page displays the following gauges:- Engine coolant temperature.- Engine oil temperature.If the SPORT screen page is being displayed and an event occurs that needs to be displayed as a symbol and/or special message, the gauges are minimised.For further information, refer to the “Fault visualisation logic” paragraph on page 146.SPORT 2 screen pageThe SPORT 2 screen page displays the following gauges:- Engine oil pressure.- Voltmeter.If the SPORT 2 screen page is being displayed and an event occurs that needs to be displayed as a symbol and/or special message, the gauges are minimised.For further information, refer to the “Fault visualisation logic” paragraph on page 146.
136 About your VehicleTRIP AMaximum speedAverage speedTravel distanceTravel timeRangeMon 16 Nov263Km/h124 Km/h292.8 Km03:36 h:m204 KmTRIP A and TRIP B screen pagesThe TRIP A or TRIP B screen page displays the following information:- Maximum speed- Average speed- Travel distance- Travel time- RangeIf the TRIP A or TRIP B screen page is being displayed and an event occurs that needs to be displayed as a symbol and/or special message, the screen page is minimised. For further information, refer to the “Fault visualisation logic” paragraph on page 146.TYRES screen pageThe TYRES screen page displays a symbol of the vehicle with the pressure and temperature values for each tyre.If the TYRES screen page is being displayed and an event occurs that needs to be displayed as a symbol and/or special message, the screen page is minimised. For further information, refer to the “Fault visualisation logic” paragraph on page 146.
1373About your Vehiclerer cept e htCtrure“Warning: danger of ice” displayTo warn the driver of the presence of ice on the road if the outside temperature is 3 °C (38 °F) or below, the “snow” symbol and the “warning: danger of ice” message are displayed for 10 seconds in the top right of the display.When they are displayed, the symbol and message appear instead of the outside temperature; after 10 seconds, the outside temperature is displayed again and the “snow” symbol appears next to it as long as the outside temperature remains 6 °C (43 °F) or below.“Adaptive Light Control” function displayWhen a failure in the adaptive light system is detected on a bend, the warning light flashes and at the same time, a message with a special symbol is displayed.The message is displayed for a set period of time. When this period expires, the screen page disappears but the warning light continues to flash until the situation is corrected.The next time the engine is started, if the failure persists, the warning light will flash and the same screen page described above will be displayed.
138 About your Vehiclepee te cee ers pe“Doors/Engine or luggage compartment lid open” function displayWhen the doors and the engine compartment or luggage compartment lid are open, this is signalled by a screen page in which the doors/lids which are open at the same time are highlighted.“Speed limit” function displayThe MENU screen page can be used to set a speed limit in the range 30 - 250 km/h with 5 km/h steps which sends a message to the driver when exceeded. To set the speed limit, call up the MENU screen page and select the options “Vehicle Config.” and “Speed Limit”.To set the value, use the UP and DOWN buttons. When the minimum limit of 30 km/h is reached, press the DOWN button again to deactivate the function or press the UP button after reaching the maximum speed of 250 km/h. The function is normally deactivated (OFF).When the set limit is exceeded, the driver is informed in the following way:The symbol showing the set limit and a “Speed limit exceeded” message appear in the top right of the display for 10 seconds accompanied by an acoustic signal. Once the warning cycle has ended, the message disappears whereas the symbol continues to be displayed next to the outside temperature until the speed decreases to 5 km/h below the set limit.
1393About your Vehicle“Tyre pressure and temperature” displayThe screen page showing the pressure and temperature values of each tyre can be accessed using the “Display” button.When the on-board instrument panel receives the signal from the tyre pressure ECU that the pressure level of one or more tyres is below the alarm threshold, a different screen page will appear according to whether the value is low on one or more tyres.Refer to the “Tyre pressure and temperature monitoring system” section on page 71.“Tyre puncture” displayWhen the pressure level of one or more tyres is below the alarm threshold, regardless of the current display configuration, the warning light comes on permanently and a message and special symbol are displayed for vehicles fitted with normal tyres and one for those fitted with Run Flat tyres.Refer to the “Tyre pressure and temperature monitoring system” section on page 71.
140 About your Vehiclep ureExternal lights failure displayThe following failures can be displayed:1 Stop lights failure2 Number plate lights failure3 Rear fog lights failure4 Running lights failure (front and/or rear)5 Turn indicators failure (front and/or rear).If one of these failures occurs, a specific message that highlights the faulty light is displayed.
1413About your VehicleThe rear parking sensors are automatically activated when the key is in position II and reverse gear is engaged. When the rear sensors are activated, an acoustic signal warns the driver that the system has been activated. If the vehicle is also equipped with front sensors, these can be activated or deactivated by pressing the relative button on the roof panel (see page 158).Important note If the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle (see page 123) is less than 400 mm, the parking sensors will not allow the retractable hard top to be opened or closed.“Stop and Go” functionThe “Stop & Go” function, available on vehicles with front and rear parking sensors, automatically activates the front sensors when vehicle speed is 10 km/h or below. This system has been designed to assist the driver in certain traffic conditions (e.g. tailbacks) and signals when the minimum distance is reached between the vehicle and the vehicle in front.To activate or deactivate the system, call up the MENU screen page, select the items “Car setup”, “Parking sensor”, and select one of the two options, “STOP&GO ON” and “STOP&GO OFF”.Indication of obstaclesThe parking sensor system emits acoustic signals as soon as an obstacle is detected which become more frequent as the obstacle approaches. The acoustic signal stops immediately if the distance from the obstacle increases whereas the tone cycle remains constant if the measured distance from the central sensors remains unchanged.Parking sensorsTo help the driver when parking, the vehicle is fitted with four sensors in the rear bumper (rear parking sensors). The vehicle can be fitted on request with four sensors in the front and rear bumpers (front and rear parking sensors).Warning The system will only operate correctly if the sensors on the bumpers are free of mud, dirt, snow or ice.When approaching obstacles in front of or behind the vehicle, the parking sensors inform the driver of the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle by way of acoustic signals, which become more frequent as the obstacle approaches, and visual signals in area B of the TFT display (see page 131). By supplementing the driver's direct visual information with that provided by the system acoustic signals and visual warnings, potential collisions can be avoided when parking.Warning It is the driver, however, who holds full responsibility for parking manoeuvres and other potentially dangerous situations. The system has only been designed as an aid during parking manoeuvres, since it detects obstacles that are outside the driver's range of visibility.Use of the sensors therefore does not mean that the driver can be less careful and attentive and not watch out for persons and obstacles during parking manoeuvres.

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