Subaru Forester: Driver Monitoring System (if equipped) / Registering and deleting driver position personalization
At the time when a user is registered, the
seat position, outside mirror angle, and
reverse tilt-down outside mirror angle are
registered at the same time. To change the
setting for the seat position, outside mirror
angle, or reverse tilt-down outside mirror
angle, refer to “Driver Monitoring System
settings”.
NOTE
- Start the user registration after adjusting
the seat position, outside mirror
angle, and reverse tilt-down outside
mirror angle. If they are adjusted during
user registration, it may be disrupted.
Refer to “Power seat” or “Outside
mirrors”.
- If the ignition switch is turned to the
“OFF” position before user registration
is complete, the information of the
adjusted seat position, outside mirror
angle, and reverse tilt-down outside
mirror angle will not be saved.
- When the user recognition setting is
OFF, or when the Driver Monitoring
System OFF indicator, Driver Monitoring
System temporary stop indicator, or
Driver Monitoring System warning is
illuminated, the following items cannot
be selected.
- Update User Settings
- Delete Driver Position
- The driver position can be registered
or deleted only when a registered user
is sitting in the driver’s seat and user
recognition is completed.
Users can be registered in the Driver
Monitoring System, and regist..
NOTE
When the vehicle is stopped and the
driver’s door is opened and closed, the
Driver Monitoring System automatically
turns ON regardless of the pushbutton
ignition switch status...
Other information:
CAUTION
After turning the ignition switch
to the “ON” position, if this
indicator light/warning light behaves
in any of the following
ways, the electrical system may
be malfunctioning. Contact your
SUBARU dealer immediately for
an inspection...
Assist grip
The assist grip is to be held to support the
body of the passengers when they are in
the seat and the vehicle is moving.
WARNING
Do not hold the assist grip when
getting up from the seat. Holding
and pulling the assist grip in the
wrong way could break the grip and
possibly cause injury...