3 symbols which are not documentated

Kungfu Chicken | 2025-06-13 14:10 | 34 views

Hi. I am a recent owner of a Dolphin 2024. I am getting while driving sometimes a symbol which flashes near the blind spot symbol on the small screen above the steering wheel. One looks like a clock. The second says "DIST" and the 3rd is a raining cloud. My dealer and mechanics have never seen these and the symbols are not documented in the user manual. They flash 3 times and occur random. Mostly the clock appears (also when not accelerating and driving on cruise control). I got the raining cloud after an half hour when it was raining. So would not think of a warning that it is going to rain. And I was on cruise control. DIST: no one was near. Does someone recognise this and know what they mean?

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BYDRIVER 2025-06-13 20:53

Clock Symbol: This is associated with the Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC) or Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) system. It may appear on the dashboard and indicates the time-based distance setting for the cruise control, which adjusts the gap between your vehicle and the one ahead based on time rather than a fixed distance. The DIST( Distance) symbol refers to the vehicle's Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC) or Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) system, which includes a distance monitoring. This symbol appears on the dashboard to indicate that the system is active and monitoring the distance to the vehicle ahead. It may flash or change to alert you when the car detects a vehicle too close or when the set following distance is being adjusted. Rain Symbol: The rain symbol indicates that the automatic rain-sensing wipers are active. This feature detects rain on the windshield and adjusts wiper speed based on real-time conditions. If the symbol is illuminated, it means the wipers are in auto mode and ready to respond to precipitation.

Kungfu Chicken 2025-06-16 08:44

Thank you very much! About the rain symbol. My Dolphin does not have a rain sensor. The dealer said no Dolphins have this feature in the Netherlands. So perhaps it is a feature in other countries

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