Auto High-Beam (High-Beam Support System) Description - Control/Function

Operating Conditions

	The combination light switch is in the AUTO position.
	The headlight low beam turns on.
	White and red light source are not detected forward.
	Two or more streetlights have not been detected.
	The vehicle speed is at 25 mph (40 km/h) or more.
	There is no halation state in front of the vehicle.
	There is no manual operation input of the combination light switch. NOTE: Weather and road conditions (undulation, curve, or environment illuminance etc.) may affect system operation.

Stopping Condition

The system stops operation under the following conditions.

	If the windshield wiper motor operates at HIGH for 5 seconds.
	If the combination light switch is turned to other than the AUTO position.
	If the dimmer switch is operated.

Conditions that the System Switches to Low Beam

	When there are objects that are emitting lights such as streetlights, house lights, advertising display lighting, signages, vending machines, or other reflecting light.
	When there is objects emitting lights on the road similar to the taillights of vehicles driving ahead or headlights of oncoming vehicles.
	When the red lights of the traffic signals are detected.

Conditions that Switching Timing to Low Beam is Changed

	When the taillights of the vehicle driving ahead are bright or dark.
	When the headlights of the oncoming vehicle are bright or dark.
	In rainy, snowy, and foggy weather.

Detection Range and Limits

The Auto High-Beam camera recognizes and reacts within the range of 15 ° horizontally (total 30 °).

Sticker Pasting Prohibited range

Pasting stickers on the windshield in front of the camera may decrease the sensitivity of the camera and result in abnormal operation.

Auto High-Beam Operation Indicator

The Auto High-Beam indicator is built into the gauge control module, and turns on while the system is operating. In addition, when the system malfunction occurs, or when the camera lens or the windshield gets dirty, the warning display is shown in the multi-information display (MID).