INITIALIZATION
INITIALIZATION (INITIAL POSITION MEMORIZATION)
NOTICE:
It is necessary to perform Initialization (initial position memorization) in the following situations.
HINT:
(a) Press and hold the fold switch of the rear power seat switch to perform, a fold operation.
HINT:
Since an automatic operation cannot be performed, press and hold the switch.
(b) Perform the fold operation until the rear the seatback reaches the fold end position.
(c) Initialization is complete when a buzzer sounds twice.
INITIALIZATION CANCEL (INITIAL POSITION RESET)
NOTICE:
It is necessary to perform Initialization Cancel (Reset Initial Position) in the following situations.
HINT:
The rear power seat switch is a collective term for the rear power seat switch RH and the rear power seat switch LH.
(a) Necessary conditions to perform initialization cancel:
Engine Switch State | Condition |
---|---|
Engine switch on (IG) | Shift lever in P, stop light switch assembly on or parking brake applied |
Vehicle speed below 5 km/h (3.1 mph) | |
Engine switch off | - |
(b) Initialization cancel procedure:
(1) Press and hold the return switch of the fold seat switch assembly.
(2) Within 10 seconds of operating the return switch of the fold seat switch assembly, operate the fold switch of the rear power seat switch 5 times.
HINT:
Perform this operation while holding the return switch of the fold seat switch assembly.
(3) When initialization cancel has completed, a buzzer will sound 3 times.
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