Saab 2007 9-3 - Manual (Page 92)

92 Instruments and controls
Resetting a single function
1 Select the function you wish to reset
using the steering wheel controls, or
.
• Fuel Ø (the value is rest to 10l/100 km)
• Speed Ø
• Trip (Dist used as trip meter)
2 Press and hold the CLR button for
approx. 1 second.
The selected function will now be reset.
Resetting the trip computer
Press and hold the CLR button (approx.
3 seconds) until audible confirmation is
given.
The following functions will be rest:
• Fuel Ø (the value is reset to 10l/
100 km)
• Speed Ø
• D.T.E. (the value is reset to the
distance possible on the remaining fuel
if fuel consumption is 10l/100 km, lower
consumption means a longer possible
distance)
• Trip (Dist used as trip meter)
Speed warning
This value is preset to 55 mph (90 km/h).
The value can be set to between 0 and
150 mph (0 and 250 km/h).
1 Select Speed W using the steering
wheel controls, or .
2 Press and hold the SET button until
given audible confirmation.
3 Adjust the speed using the steering
wheel controls.
4 Confirm the setting by pressing the SET
button.
Go back/modify using the CLR-button.
The word ON on the right-hand side of the
display indicates when the speed warning
function is active.
An audible alarm will sound if the set speed
is exceeded.
Disengage the function with the CLR button.
Re-engage the function using the SET but-
ton.
Calculating the arrival time
(When will I arrive if I know how far I have to
drive?)
This function should be used before starting
out a journey.
To calculate the arrival time, the distance
must first be given.
1 Select Dist using the steering wheel
controls, or .
2 Press and hold the SET button until
given audible confirmation.
3 Set the distance to the destination using
the steering wheel controls.
4 Confirm the setting by pressing the SET
button.
The calculated arrival time will now appear
on the right-hand side of the display.
If you take a break, this time will be added to
the previously calculated arrival time.
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