Automatic transmission gears indicator

AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION GEARS INDICATOR

On versions with automatic transmission it indicates the gear engaged and the selction mode

MILOMETER

With the ignition ON, the milometer displays the total or partial mileage (by pressing the special button).
If the button is pressed for longer than 0.7 seconds, the trip meter is zeroed

OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE

On versions fitted with climate control it is possible, by pressing the button in the con-soie for at least 1 second, to display the out-side temperature (in °C), which is shown for about 10 seconds; the instrument automati-cally returns to the milometer function.
If the outside temperature is below +3°C, it is displayed FLASHING for about 10 seconds in order to attract the driver's attention to the possibility of it being icy.

When the 10 seconds have elapsed, the dispay automatically returns to the milometer state for 20 sec-onds and then the outside temperature is flashed for 10 seconds.
The sequence described above is known as the "warning cycle".
This takes place only once after the detection of an outside temperature below +3°C and can only be re-peated after the outside temperature goes above 6 °C and then below 3 °C.
With the ignition ON and the outside temperature below 3 °C the instrument displays the "warning cy-cle" for the first 10 seconds.
If, during the first 10 seconds after the ignition is switched on, the outside temperature button is pressed, the "warning cycle" does not take place and the switching tothe outside temperature state is immediate.
Pressing the zeroing button during the warning cycle has the following effect:
Pressing the button for 1 second whilst the temperature is displayed causes the "warning cycle" to stop; pressing it for 1 second during the 20 seconds when the mileage is displayed causes the zeroing of the trip meter, but does not interrupt the "warning cycle".

The milometer display is also used to carry out a fault diagnosis of the thermostatically adjusted air conditioning electronic system (see group 50)