Description Of Programmable Parameters, Customer Adaptation
The system can be adapted to the wishes of the customer in a variety of ways. Most importantly, the customer is able to select the order in which the doors are unlocked from four different settings:
- Total unlocking: All doors and the tailgate or trunk lid are unlocked if a handle is pulled out or the unlock button for the tailgate or trunk lid is pressed as long as there is a valid key at that door
- Selective unlocking, one of the front doors: The vehicle can only be unlocked using the handle on one of the front doors if there is a key at that door. The front door on which the handles was pulled unlocks and opens. The other doors must be opened using the remote control or using the central locking switch inside the vehicle. If the handle for the tailgate is used, only the tailgate will unlock and open
- Selective unlocking: both front doors: The vehicle can only be unlocked using the handle on one of the front doors if there is a key at that door. The front door on which the handles was pulled unlocks and opens. The other front door unlocks. The other doors must be unlocked using the remote control or using the central locking switch inside the vehicle. If the handle for the tailgate is used, only the tailgate will unlock and open
- Selective unlocking, doors on the same side: The vehicle can only be unlocked using one of the handles on the front or rear doors if there is a key at that door. The door on which the handle was pulled out unlocks and opens. The other door on the same side unlocks. The other doors must be unlocked using the remote control or using the central locking switch inside the vehicle. If the handle for the tailgate is used, only the tailgate will unlock and open.
The setting can be changed at the workshop using VIDA vehicle communication. The customer can change the setting themselves if the car has an infotainment control module (ICM). If the customer changes the setting, this setting is transmitted by the infotainment control module (ICM) to the keyless vehicle module (KVM) on the controller area network (CAN). The default setting when the vehicle is supplied is stored in the central electronic module (CEM).