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System Function
Cameras are critical for ADAS features such as lane-keeping assist, lane departure warning, and forward collision warning. They provide real-time visual data to the vehicle's control system, enabling it to interpret road markings, detect objects, and maintain safe positioning.
Why Calibration is Important
Calibration ensures the camera accurately aligns with the vehicle’s centerline and focal points, preventing errors in interpreting road conditions. Proper calibration restores system functionality after repairs, windshield replacements, or adjustments to maintain driver safety.
System Function
Blind spot monitoring uses sensors to detect vehicles in adjacent lanes that may not be visible to the driver. The system alerts the driver to potential hazards during lane changes, significantly reducing the risk of collisions.
Why Calibration is Important
Proper calibration ensures sensors detect objects accurately within the designated range and angles. Misaligned sensors can lead to false alerts or missed detections, compromising driver confidence and safety.
System Function
Radar systems are vital for adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, and forward collision warning. They measure the distance and speed of objects ahead, helping the vehicle maintain safe following distances and respond to potential hazards
Why Calibration is Important
Accurate radar alignment ensures the system can correctly identify and measure objects on the road. Miscalibrated radars may fail to detect obstacles or trigger unnecessary warnings, risking both driver safety and system reliability.
System Function
Self-parking assist uses a combination of cameras, sensors, and control algorithms to guide the vehicle into parking spaces autonomously or with minimal driver input. It enhances convenience and reduces the likelihood of parking-related collisions.
Why Calibration is Important
Calibration ensures the sensors and cameras accurately perceive distances, angles, and obstacles around the vehicle. Incorrect calibration can result in the system misjudging space, leading to poor parking performance or potential collisions.
Importance of Proper Operation
The Supplemental Restraint System (SRS), commonly referred to as the airbag system, is a critical safety feature designed to protect vehicle occupants in the event of a collision. It works in tandem with seat belts to reduce the risk of severe injuries by cushioning the impact and preventing occupants from striking hard surfaces inside the vehicle. Proper operation ensures that airbags deploy at the correct moment and with appropriate force based on the severity of the collision.
Malfunctions in the SRS, such as faulty sensors, wiring issues, or a defective control module, can lead to airbags failing to deploy during an accident or deploying unexpectedly, which may result in serious injuries. Regular inspection and maintenance of the SRS are essential to identify and address potential problems, ensuring the system is fully functional and ready to perform when needed. Providing this service helps enhance occupant safety and build trust in your vehicle's reliability.
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