Jumpstarting

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Important: The electrical systems must be operating to allow the high-voltage battery pack to be charged. Jump starting does not charge the high-voltage battery pack. The high-voltage battery pack must be charged with a battery charging dispenser before the vehicle can be driven.

Jumpstarting the electric vehicle low-voltage batteries is identical to diesel vehicles, which use the vehicle 12-volt battery system. See Chapter 14 for jumpstarting instructions.

Warning Message

Left Tile

High Voltage Battery Charge

Speedometer

Right Tile

Low Battery Voltage Warning

Gear Shift Position Indicator

Odometer

Fig. 1, Typical Instrument Panel, Electric Vehicle

High Voltage Battery Charge Indicator

Motion Enabled Indicator

Left-Turn Indicator

Fasten Seat Belt Warning

Cruise Control/Adaptive Cruise Control Indicator

Parking Brake On Warning

Low Air Brake Pressure Warning

Automatic Traction Control Indicator

Tire Pressure Monitoring System Indicator

ABS Warning

Maintenance Indicator

Battery Failure Lamp

Electronic Stability Control (ESC) Indicator

High Voltage Interlock Loop Indicator

Low Windshield Washer Fluid Indicator

Headlight/High-Beam Indicator

Right-Turn Indicator

Regenerative Braking System Indicator

Hill Start Aid Indicator

Motor Warning/Motor Failure Indicator

Battery Temperature Indicator

Battery Warning Lamp

Performance Derate Indicator

Adaptive Cruise Control Failure Indicator

Fog Lamp Indicator

Marker Light Indicator

Low Voltage Battery Warning

Shift Inhibit Indicator

Lane Departure Warning (not used)

Forward Collision System Indicator

Lane Keep Assist Indicator

Fig. 2, Warning Lamps, Electric Vehicle

Fig. 3, Instrument Panel and Warning Lamps, Electric Vehicle in Reverse Gear with a 360-Degree Camera System

Fig. 4, Motion Enabled Indicator, Activated

360-Degree Image

Proximity Sensor

Rear Video

Fig. 5, Reverse Gear Display Screen (warning lamps not shown for clarity)

High Voltage Battery State of Charge Indicator

Battery Charge Bar Graph

Fig. 6, High Voltage Battery State of Charge Indicator and Bar Graph

Normal Charge (blue bar)

Low Charge (amber bar)

Fig. 7, Battery Charge Bar Graph

When the high voltage battery charge is at 10% or below, a ’Low Battery Charge’ warning message appears in the upper left corner of the instrument panel.

Fig. 8, Low Battery Charge Warning

When a turn signal is activated and the vehicle is equipped with a 360-degree camera system, a side-camera view is displayed in the center of the speedometer.

Turn Signal Indicator

Fig. 9, Turn Signal Screen

A white-band between the set-speed indicator and the current speed pointer on the speedometer indicates the difference between the current speed and the set speed of the vehicle.

Adaptive Cruise Control Indicator

Speedometer Pointer

Set-Speed Indicator

Adaptive Cruise Control Set Speed

Leading Vehicle

Fig. 10, Adaptive Cruise Control Screen

Far Headway

Medium Headway

Near Headway

Fig. 11, Headway Following Distance

Down Arrow

Home Button

Up Arrow

Back Button

OK Button

Fig. 12, Steering Wheel Buttons

Note: The up and down arrows shown in the instrument panel indicate that the driver can increase or decrease the ACC headway (following distance), using the arrows on the steering wheel.

Fig. 13, Adaptive Cruise Control Headway Navigation Screen

When the accelerator is pressed, the headway rectangles (rectangles 1 through 3) become outlines. ACC is still on and will engage again once the accelerator pedal is no longer in use by the driver.

Fig. 14, Accelerator is Engaged, no Headway Protection

When there is no lead vehicle present, a blue target appears on the horizon of the instrument panel to inform the driver that the system is operational and scanning for vehicles.

Fig. 15, Lead Vehicle is not Present

When a lead vehicle is detected, a representation of a vehicle is displayed on the roadway graphic along with the lead vehicle’s current speed.

Fig. 16, Lead Vehicle is Detected

The lead vehicle is closer than the allowed headway threshold and is outlined in amber. The amber outlined vehicle will return to normal once the headway threshold distance is farther away.

Fig. 17, Lead Vehicle Headway Alert

When CMS detects a possible forward collision, the forward vehicle is outlined in red and the distance to the vehicle is shown to the right.

The forward collision system indicator illuminates when the system is not available.

Fig. 18, Collision Mitigation System Screen

The left-side tiles are active and noted by the blue square. The first tile is blank on both sides.

Fig. 19, Left-Side Tiles are Active

Tachometer tile is selected for the left side.

Oil pressure and Coolant Temperature monitoring is selected for the right side.

Fig. 20, Tiles Selected for the Left and Right Side.

The left-side tile is active and indicated by a square container around the tile.

Fig. 21, Active Tile, Left Side

Hold the 'OK' button for three seconds to reset the Trip 1 an Trip 2 tiles. As the reset takes place, a circle fills clockwise around the 'OK' button below the active tile.

Fig. 22, Confirmation to Reset Active Tile Data

Settings Tile

Settings Menu

Fig. 23, Settings Menu Screen

Warning messages appear in the upper-left portion of the instrument panel.

A red critical warning message is shown in this location as an example only and would normally appear in the upper-left portion of the instrument panel.

Fig. 24, Warning Message Screen

When the vehicle is in reverse gear, active warning messages appear in the top-center of the instrument panel.

Fig. 25, Warning Message, Vehicle in Reverse Gear with a 360-Degree Camera System

The tire pressure tile appears on the left side of the instrument panel to notify the driver when an issue occurs with one or more tires. In this example, the tire in amber has low pressure.

A warning message appears in the upper-left portion of the instrument panel.