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- [Narrator] Hyundai's Intelligent Speed Limit Warning
and Assist system is a unique,
new convenience feature that is designed
to monitor the posted speed limit
and display it in the instrument cluster.
And in addition, allow you to adjust
your cruise control speed
whenever the posted speed limit changes.
You can even set an offset,
either above or below the posted speed limit,
for when you use Smart Cruise Control.
The system uses a windshield mounted camera
to detect speed limit signs as you pass them on the road.
Models equipped with navigation
use the map system data as well,
so that almost anywhere you drive,
you can be reminded of the current road speed limit.
Vehicles equipped with navigation will display
the speed limit according to both the camera detection
and the navigation map data while you're driving.
If your vehicle is not equipped with navigation,
the speed limit graphic will appear
in the instrument cluster
when the camera system detects a speed limit sign
on the roadway.
The speed limit graphic will remain displayed
in the instrument cluster for about 21 seconds.
You can set the system to warning mode,
assist mode, or off.
In warning mode the speed limit graphic will appear
in the LCD display,
In assist mode, whenever a speed limit sign is detected,
your cruise control set speed can be adjusted
to match either the posted speed limit
or the speed limit plus or minus an offset value
that you select.
On vehicles without navigation,
use the LCD display to go to user settings,
select driver assistance, then select speed limit.
On vehicles with navigation, select setup.
Then vehicle, then driver assistance,
then select speed limit.
Here, you can either enable the speed limit warning feature
or the assist feature, and you can select an offset value.
When in warning mode,
the system will recognize speed limit signs
that are posted along the roadway
and display the speed limit as a graphic on the LCD display.
The system will also notify you
when you are driving over the posted speed limit
by displaying the graphic in red as an indication.
Otherwise the speed limit graphic will be black.
When you select assist mode,
you can choose to select a speed limit offset value.
When a speed limit sign is detected,
you can then adjust your speed
to the posted speed plus or minus the offset
with one click of the cruise control
up and down toggle switch.
Select speed limit offset from the menu,
and choose between minus five, minus three,
plus three, or plus five miles per hour
as the offset value.
If you choose zero, then the speed limit warning
and assist will default to the posted speed limit.
Whenever your Smart Cruise Control set speed is enabled,
the Intelligent Speed Limit Assist
will monitor your set speed and also detect
the posted speed limit signs along the road.
The system will notify you if your current speed
is different from the posted speed
plus or minus the offset that you have chosen.
An up arrow with a plus
or a down arrow with a minus will appear.
You must acknowledge and initiate the change
in vehicle speed by pressing plus or minus
on the cruise control speed adjustment switch.
The vehicle will then adjust the speed automatically
plus or minus the offset you have chosen.
A warning chime will occur,
and a message will be displayed in the instrument cluster.
You can also ignore the alert
and it will disappear after five to eight seconds.
The Intelligent Speed Limit Warning
and Assist system has certain limitations.
The system may not always be able to detect
the speed limit sign as your vehicle is driving by.
There may be a vehicle
in the adjacent lane blocking the view,
or if your vehicle is in a lane that may be too far
from the sign to properly detect it while driving by.
Also note that the camera detection system may be limited
in rainy or snowy weather conditions.
For a full list of circumstances in which the system
may not be active,
as well as other information on the systems
please see your owner's manual.
While Intelligent Speed Limit Warning
and Assist may provide assistance,
they are not in control of your vehicle; you are.
Always keep in mind
that safe driving is your responsibility.
For more helpful information on your Hyundai,
be sure to explore the how-to guides
on the Hyundai USA YouTube channel and MyHyundai.com.