Saab 2001 9-3 User Manual download pdf (Page 72)

72 Instruments and controls

Calculating the requisite average speed:

1 Press to select DIST.

2 Hold the SET button for two seconds.

3 Set the distance to be covered using

or .

4 Press SET to store settings.

5 Press to select ARRIV.

6 Hold the SET button for two seconds.

7 Set the desired arrival time using or

.

8 Press SET to display the average speed

you need to maintain to arrive at the

desired time.

At the beginning of a journey, the SPD Ø

and ARRIV functions will display current

values. If values are set during the journey,

the new values will be displayed after a

delay of about 10 seconds.

Resetting values

To reset the values, press CLR for at least

four seconds.

The following functions will be reset

simultaneously:

• Estimated range on remaining fuel

(function based on a fuel consumption of

28 mpg)

• Average fuel consumption

• Average speed

• Arrival time (function based on current

speed)

Programmed values for DIST, ALARM and

SPD Ø will not be reset (see the respective

function).

CHECK messages

When the engine is started, CHECKING will

appear on the display for about four sec-

onds, while the SID checks are being per-

formed.

When a CHECK message is generated

while the car is being driven, a chime will

sound, INFO DISPL will illuminate on the

main instrument panel, and the message

will appear on the SID. The number of mes-

sages that can be displayed by the SID

varies with the specification of the car.

If more than one CHECK message has

been generated, the

+ symbol will appear to

the left of the text on the display. The mes-

sages appear in order of priority.

If a new fault occurs while another message

is being displayed, the message relating to

the new one will appear for 10 seconds,

after which the display will return to the ear-

lier one.

Press CLR once to acknowledge a mes-

sage, whereupon it will be cleared from the

display. It will not be displayed again before

the ignition has been switched off and then

on again.

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