01-07_防盗系统_第三代普锐斯用户说明书 (美版英文)
丰田普锐斯基本参数
丰田普锐斯当前，新一代PRIUS普锐斯已经成为领导新时代潮流的混合动力轿车的典范。
据统计:PRIUS普锐斯在全球范围内已累计销售超过40万辆。
在2004年获得北美年度车之后，PRIUS普锐斯又凭借科技环保主题以绝对优势荣膺"2005欧洲年度车"，并一举夺得"2005北京-乌兰巴托汽车拉力省油挑战赛大奖"。
基本信息∙品牌丰田普锐斯∙制动方式四轮碟刹∙生产厂商一汽丰田∙车身重量 1345千克∙参考价格 27.98万元∙轴距 2700毫米∙车型尺寸 4.450米1.725米1.510米∙油耗 4.7升/百公里∙油箱容积 45升∙引擎类型直列4缸/双顶置凸轮轴∙标准座位数 5个∙最高时速 170km/h∙驱动方式前轮驱动普锐斯基本参数基本参数普锐斯 1.5 织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5 真皮导航版车型名称：普锐斯 1.5 织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5 真皮导航版厂商指导价（元）：25.98万27.98万品牌：一汽丰田一汽丰田级别：紧凑型车紧凑型车发动机： 1.5L 77马力 L4 1.5L 77马力 L4 变速箱：7挡CVT自动7挡CVT自动长×宽×高(mm)：4450*1725*1510 4450*1725*1510 车体结构：5门5座掀背车5门5座掀背车推出年份（年）：2005 2006最高车速（km/h)：- -官方0-100加- -速（s)：官方100-0制动（m）：- -官方综合路况油耗（L）：4.7 4.7本站实测0-100加速（s)：9.66 -本站实测100-0制动（m)：43.1 -本站实测油耗（L）：- -整车质保：四年或10万公里四年或10万公里车身普锐斯 1.5 织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5 真皮导航版长度（mm）： 4450 4450 宽度（mm）： 1725 1725 高度（mm）： 1510 1510 轴距（mm）： 2700 2700 前轮距（mm）：1510 1510 后轮距（mm）：1480 1480 最小离地间隙（mm）：160 160 车重（Kg）： 1345 1350 车身结构：掀背车掀背车车门数（个）：5 5座位数（个）：5 5油箱容积（L）：45 45行李箱容积（L）：- -发动机普锐斯 1.5 织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5 真皮导航版汽缸容积（cc）：1497 1497排量（L）： 1.5 1.5工作方式：自然吸气自然吸气气缸排列形式：L L气缸数（个）：4 4每缸气门数（个）：4 4压缩比：13 13气门结构：DOHC DOHC 缸径：75 75 冲程：84.7 84.7 最大马力（Ps）：77 77 最大功率（kW）：57 57 最大功率转速（rpm）：5000 5000 最大扭矩（N·m）：115 115 最大扭矩转速（rpm）：4000 4000发动机特有技术：混和动力的电动机，最大功率：50Kw/1200-1540rpm，最大扭矩：400Nm/0-1200r混和动力的电动机，最大功率：50Kw/1200-1540rpm，最大扭矩：400Nm/0-1200r燃油：汽油汽油燃油标号：93号93号供油方式：多点电喷多点电喷缸盖材料：铝铝缸体材料：铝铝环保标准：欧III 欧III变速箱普锐斯 1.5 织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5 真皮导航版名称：7挡CVT自动7挡CVT自动挡位个数：7 7变速箱类型：无级变速箱（CVT) 无级变速箱（CVT)底盘转向普锐斯 1.5 织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5 真皮导航版驱动方式：前置前驱前置前驱前悬挂类型：麦弗逊式独立悬架麦弗逊式独立悬架后悬挂类型：拖拽臂式拖拽臂式助力类型：机械液压助力机械液压助力底盘结构：承载式承载式车轮制动普锐斯 1.5 织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5 真皮导航版前制动器类型：通风盘式通风盘式后制动器类型：盘式盘式驻车制动类手刹手刹型：前轮胎规格： 195/60 R15 195/60 R15 后轮胎规格： 195/60 R15 195/60 R15 备胎：全尺寸全尺寸展开安全装备普锐斯 1.5织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5真皮导航版驾驶座安全气囊：●●副驾驶安全气囊：●●前排侧气囊：●●后排侧气囊：- - 前排头部气囊（气帘）：●●后排头部气囊（气帘）：●●膝部气囊：- - 安全带未系提示：- - 发动机电子防盗：●●车内中控锁：●●遥控钥匙：●●无钥匙启动系统：●●操控配置普锐斯 1.5织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5真皮导航版ABS防抱死：●●制动力分配（EBD/CBC等）：●●刹车辅助（EBA/BAS/BA等）：●●牵引力控制（ASR/TCS/TRC等）：●●车身稳定控制（ESP/DSC/VSC等）：●●自动驻车制动系统：- - 陡坡缓升/降：- - 可调悬挂：- -空气悬挂：- - 胎压监测装置：- - 零胎压继续行驶：- - 主动转向系统：- -外部配置普锐斯 1.5织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5真皮导航版电动天窗：- - 全景天窗：- - 同色后视镜：●●同色防擦条：●●运动套件：- - 铝合金轮毂：●●内部配置普锐斯 1.5织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5真皮导航版真皮方向盘：●●方向盘上下调节：●●方向盘前后调节：- - 多功能方向盘：●●方向盘换挡：- - 定速巡航：●●泊车辅助：- - 倒车视频影像：- - 行车电脑显示屏：●●HUD抬头数字显示：- - 左脚休息踏板：- -座椅配置普锐斯 1.5织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5真皮导航版真皮座椅：- ●运动座椅：- - 座椅高低调节：●●腰部支撑调节：●●前排座椅电动调节：●●后排座椅手动调节：- - 后排座椅电动调节：- - 电动座椅记忆：- -前排座椅加热：- - 后排座椅加热：- - 座椅通风：- - 座椅按摩：- - 后排座椅整体放倒：- - 后排座椅比例放倒：●●第三排座椅：- - 前座中央扶手：●●后座中央扶手：●●前排杯架：●●后排杯架：●●电动后备箱：- -多媒体配置普锐斯 1.5织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5真皮导航版GPS导航系统： - ●中控台彩色大屏：●●人机交互系统：- -内置硬盘：- -蓝牙系统：- ●车载电视：- -车载电话：- -后排液晶屏：- -外接音源接口（AUX/USB/iPod等）：- -CD支持MP3/WMA：- -单碟CD：- -多碟CD系统：●●单碟DVD：- -多碟DVD系统：- -2-3喇叭扬声器系统：- -4-5喇叭扬声器系统：- -6-7喇叭扬声器系统：- -≥8喇叭扬声器系统：●●灯光配置普锐斯 1.5 普锐斯 1.5织物座椅版真皮导航版氙气大灯：- -日间行车灯：- -自动头灯：- -转向头灯（辅助灯）：- -前雾灯：●●后雾灯：●●大灯高度可调：●●大灯清洗装置：- -玻璃/后视镜普锐斯 1.5织物座椅版普锐斯 1.5真皮导航版前电动车窗：●●后电动车窗：●●车窗防夹手功能：●●后视镜电动调节：●●后视镜加热：●●后视镜自动防眩目：●●后视镜电动折叠：●●后风挡遮阳帘：- - 后排侧遮阳帘：- - 遮阳板化妆镜：●●感应雨刷：- - 展开。
toyota hybrid prius丰田普瑞斯三代中文介绍(混合动力系统)
智能动力模块 (IPMs)
互锁开关 (变频器端盖)
电容 变频器电流传感器 电抗器
MG ECU
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DC/DC 转换器
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发动机
底盘
车身电气
变频器总成
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HV 电池单元 (直流 201.6 V) 电池模块
变频器总成
升压转换器 (直流201.6 V直流650 V [最大])
DTC 检测条件 变频器总成的大气压力传感器与歧管绝对压力传感 器（用于EGR控制）测量值的差值超过规定范围， EV模式驾驶3小时内会发生同样情况。 大气压力传感器对地短路 大气压力传感器对+B短路或开路
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混合动力
发动机
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冷却系统 –变频器总成有专用散热器，独立于发动机散热器
底盘
车身电气
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系统图总览
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零部件
主要零部件
辅助电池 (密封型)
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HV电池单元 • 电池模块 (DC 201.6 V) • 接线盒 • 电池智能单元
2ZR-FXE 发动机
空调压缩机总成 （带空调变频器）
AC 500 V 水冷
冷却系统
*: 电动机行星减速机构增加了2.64倍的扭矩。
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丰田普锐斯
设计理念
普锐斯
专注环保
丰田普锐斯
TOYOTA油电混合动力车——PRIUS
在能源危机和环境问题凸显之前，TOYOTA前瞻性地将研发混合动力纳入长远规划；在倾注了TOYOTA40多年的 心血后，PRIUS普锐斯率先以未来的精湛工艺将前卫的设计概念执行到完美，更领先时代地搭载了一系列高智能 科技。PRIUS普锐斯以世界首款量产混合动力车的身份，携全球销量50万辆的傲人佳绩，令整个车坛和时尚界同 时瞩目，更当之无愧地作为科技先驱，在今天启动未来。
基本参数
车型报价
试驾
徐静蕾试驾PRIUS手记
几个月试驾PRIUS给我一种全新的时尚公路驾车乐趣。女人对于车的最先直觉，大多还是来自外形。PRIUS的 外形设计就相当抢眼，车体线条颇有东方式的圆润柔和，前脸设计简洁，最喜欢的是车子的尾部收紧的造型，配 合车身感觉时尚、流畅。不过，相对于外表时尚，我更欣赏的是它独有的环保节能理念。先说说环保。谁都知道 空气污染指数高，环境污染大，人得病的机率就大，终日忙碌的人们可算意识到了健康的重要，但其实环保和健 康的关系远比我们想象中更为紧密。在中国人均汽车保有量以如此可怕的速度持续疯长，在消耗大量燃油的同时， 也加重了环境净化吞吐污染物的负担。我们的2008奥运会承诺的是“绿色奥运”，这就更要求我们要最大限度的 降低一切污染，而开发和使用这种环保型的车，正是国家和社会所需求的。所以，这样一种以环保理念为大前提 的设计观，是非常值得提倡的品质。
丰田普锐斯PRIUS Hybrid（PRIUS），是日本丰田汽车于1997年所推出世界上第一个大规模生产的混合动力 车辆车款，随后在2001年销往全世界40多个国家和地区，其最大的市场是日本和北美。
美国是Prius最大的市场，至2009初为止，美国丰田总共卖了超过60万辆。
大众三代防盗匹配步骤
大众三代防盗匹配步骤关于大众第三代防盗的匹配2007-06-06 22:46一、第三代防盗帕萨特B5 1.8T 2.8、新款宝来、波罗以及一汽从2000年23周以后生产的AUDI A6，配备了第3代防盗系统。
在第三代防盗系统中，防盗系统控制单元与组合仪表是结合在一起的，测试此防盗系统，只能从仪表板系统进入。
从防盗系统也可以进入，但测试出来的为无用数据。
对于第三代防盗，通常需要更换组合仪表、发动机电脑、钥匙。
针对不同的情况，下面介绍第三代防盗的几种测试方法：1. 更换组合仪表，但没有更换发动机电脑和钥匙操作方法：（连接X431,打开点火开关）：(1) 进入仪表板系统(2) 选择“系统登录”功能(3) 输入新组合仪表的密码(通常4位)(4) 登录成功(5) 选择“通道调整匹配”功能(6) 进入“50”通道(7) 输入原车密码,确认(8) 屏幕显示“学习值被成功保存”,确定(9) 直接着车,就可以了,不需要配钥匙2. 更换发动机电脑,组合仪表和钥匙没有更换操作方法: （连接X431,打开点火开关）：(1) 进入发动机系统(2) 选择“通道调整匹配”功能(3) 进入“50”通道(4) 输入原车密码,确认(5) 屏幕显示”学习值被成功保存”,确定(6) 直接着车,就可以了,不需要配钥匙3. 更换组合仪表和发动机电脑操作方法: （连接X431,打开点火开关）：(1) 进入仪表板系统(2) 选择“系统登录”功能(3) 输入新组合仪表的密码(通常4位)(4) 登录成功(5) 选择“传递底盘号”功能(6) 进入17位底盘号(VIN码)(7) 确认(8) 重新进行钥匙匹配选择组合仪表系统(A) 选择登录功能,输入“新密码”(B) 登录成功(C) 选择“通道调整匹配”功能(D) 输入通道号“21”,确认(E) 输入将要匹配的钥匙数,包括插在点火锁上的钥匙,最多8把.在匹配的过程中,所有的钥匙的匹配的时间加起来不能超过30秒(从登录起开始算时间到匹配完钥匙为止,不记钥匙拔出好插入的间隔时间),否则故障警告灯以2HZ的频率闪亮,这时要重新彻底进行匹配(包括登录和匹配)(F) 按”确定”键,仪表板上的警告灯熄灭,点火锁内的钥匙匹配完成.4. 更换二手组合仪表，但没有更换发动机电脑和钥匙操作方法：（连接X431,打开点火开关）：(1) 进入仪表板系统(2) 选择“系统登录”功能(3) 输入二手组合仪表的密码(通常4位)(4) 登录成功(5) 选择”通道调整匹配”功能(6) 进入”50”通道(7) 输入原车密码,确认(8) 屏幕显示”学习值被成功保存”,确定(9) 直接着车,就可以了,不需要配钥匙5. 更换二手发动机电脑,组合仪表和钥匙没有更换操作方法: （连接X431,打开点火开关）：(1) 进入发动机系统(2) 选择“系统登录”功能(3) 输入二手发动机电脑的密码(4) 登录成功(5) 选择”通道调整匹配”功能(6) 进入”50”通道(7) 输入原车密码,确认(8) 屏幕显示”学习值被成功保存”,确定(9) 直接着车,就可以了,不需要配钥匙。
丰田普锐斯用户手册PriusUserGuide
DRIVING (2)Just Drive It ! (2)Modes (2)Eco-Meter (4)Energy Monitor (6)Consumption (8)Efficiency (10)Trip Info (11)Battery Info (12)Brake Assist (13)Tire Pressure (13)BUTTONS ...................................... 14 Steering-Wheel ........................ 14 Voice ........................................ 16 Cruise ....................................... 16 Dimmer .................................... 16 Timer (PHV) ............................ 17 Cabin Air ................................. 17 Window Defog ......................... 18 Fan Options .............................. 18 Other Buttons ........................... 20 HELPFUL TIPS ............................. 21 Fuel Door ................................. 21 Rear Hatch ............................... 21 Grille Blocking ........................ 22 OTHER ........................................... 23 External Cargo ......................... 23 Security .................................... 25 EDUCATION ................................. 26 Real-World Data ...................... 26 Operational Info ....................... 26 GLOSSARY .. (29)Disclaimer:All the information stated in this document was provided by Prius owners. None were affiliated with Toyota Motor Corporation,except as customers.This document is not sanctioned by Toyota Motor Corporation or any of its affiliates.The ideas, suggestions, and opinions offered in this document have not been endorsed by the manufacturer of those specificcomponents or Toyota Motor Corporation.Any harm or damage that may result from the application of or the following of any ideas, suggestions, or opinions contained inthis document is the sole responsibility of the individual that applied or followed said ideas, suggestions or opinions.The authors of this document hereby declare that they cannot and will not be held liable, in any fashion, for the content or the useof this document.Toyota Prius User-GuideSecond Edition for the 2010-2012 modelsDRIVINGJust Drive It !Vital Info The “Just Drive It” advice still remains good advice. Misconceptions about the technology havebeen dispelled over the years. Yet, some new owners are compelled to drive differently, assumingthat will result in higher efficiency. In reality, there’s nothing special you actually need to do.Just drive it as you would any other vehicle. The system is designed to operate in the mostefficient manner automatically. Enjoy the smooth & quiet operation.ModesChoicesThere are actually 4 available. 3 are activated by pressing the button provided for it. The 4th is the“Normal” mode; it is automatically active when none of the other 3 modes are selected.EV comes in handy when you need more power at slow speeds but would like the engine to remainoff. ECO provides greater play with the accelerator pedal, as well as altering the A/C and Heaterthresholds for more efficient operation. PWR allows you to take advantage of the power thesystem offers.Don’t mistake the buttons for traditional low-gear or over-drive options. The selection choice isthere for you to optimize efficiency and specify pedal preference. Performance itself is not altered.Choices (PHV)Similar to the regular model Prius, the PHV offers 4 operational modes. ECO, PWR, and Normalwork the same. The button unique button is for switching between HV and EV modes.EV allows you to drive up to 62 mph (100 km/h) using only electricity, without the gas engine inmotion. HV is the option available to preserve that EV for use later, since you may want to saveelectricity while on the highway for city driving afterward. EV is available for faster speeds, butthe engine will run in conjunction with the electric motor then, delivering very high MPG as aresult. This automatic mode is referred to as EV-BOOST.ECO ModeThis indicator illuminates when the ECO MODE button is pressed. Vehicle efficiency is directly affected by outside temperature. In both extreme hot and extreme cold driving conditions, you’ll benefit from using this mode. It instructs the hybrid system to operate the A/C in a manner which uses less electricity than normal, when it’s hot. When it’s cold, the window defroster will operate like the A/C and the heater will allow the engine to shut of sooner. Vehicle efficiency is also affected by how you drive. This mode increases the sensitivity of the accelerator-pedal, allowing easier control for opportunities when you wish to adjust acceleration rate. PWR ModeThis indicator illuminates when the PWR MODE button is pressed. When power is needed quickly, using this mode can be beneficial. It prevents the engine from shutting off as soon as it normally would to provide maximum acceleration without delay. Vehicle efficiency is reduced when using this mode, even if you don’t take advantage of the rapid power it can offer. The accelerator-pedal sensitivity is decreased and initial thrust from the electric-motor is noticeably more responsive. So, feel free to indulge at times. The hybrid system will still deliver impressive MPG even in this mode. EV ModeThis indicator illuminates when the EV button is pressed. This mode allows the electric-motor to provide additional thrust without the gas-engine starting. On the Eco-Meter, you’ll see the energy usage exceed the usual GREEN zone threshold, allowing engine-off (zero RPM) driving in both the WHITE and RED zones. The catch is the emissions system must be hot (at least 155°F, 68°C) and speed cannot exceed 24 MPH (39 km/h). If either of the criteria is not met, the EV mode will disengage but the engine may still remain motionless (often referred to as “Stealth ” mode). EV Mode (PHV)The PHV model provides a different indicator above the speedometer to inform when EV MODE is engaged. It will illuminate whenever that mode is selected, even if the engine running for warm-up. Use the indicator above the Eco-Meter to inform you when the gas engine is actually off. The temperature threshold for EV MODE is different in the PHV than the regular model Prius. 130°F (54°C) is what the coolant needed to be warmed to before the engine will shut off, once started for the first time. EV is default, allowing you to run without the engine until it is needed for extra power or for heating the cabin. EV Boost (PHV)When the PHV mode Prius is still in EV mode, but speed of travel exceeds 62 mph (100 km/h), the battery-pack will continue to supply electricity at the more ample rate. You’ll see dramatically higher MPG as a result. When you only have a short distance to travel, this may be a better use of the electricity than switching to HV mode. The toggle button provides the option to choose.Normal When no other indicators lights are illuminated, this is the mode Prius is in.Use this mode for the most average driving experience. All hybrid features will operate within theregular tolerances, providing a nice balance of power & efficiency.Eco-MeterThe “Hybrid System Indicator”, commonly referred to as the Eco-Meter, provides an assortment of information for the driver. This is the source of detailed data not available from the classic “Energy Monitor”, making it the preferred choice after becoming accustomed to how the hybrid system operates. The energy-bar displayed in the center points out the amount energy being consumed & captured in addition to indicating the engine-on threshold.GreenThe first zone is that green area illuminated in the photo of the energy-bar above. It identifies themost efficient vehicle operation. Up to the center dividing line, the engine will remain off. For themode referred to as “Stealth”, driving up to 46 MPH using only electricity indicated by that green.WhiteThe second zone is the white area which follows the green. This indicates when additional poweris being consumed. When EV mode is active, this illustrates the amount electricity being drawn.When beyond the EV mode (24 MPH) or “Stealth” mode (46 MPH) thresholds, this illustrates theamount of thrust contributed by the gas engine.RedThe third zone is the red area. It indicates when high power demand is requested. This specificzone should be used only briefly, to avoid inefficient driving. To make status easier to notice, likeduring hard acceleration, the ECO symbol above the energy-bar disappears with red is active.ChargeWhen electricity is being captured by regenerative braking, the energy-bar will indicate it byilluminating the area with the CHG label. Status will move to the left to illustrate an energy gain,rather than to the right to illustrate energy consumption. The most efficient braking is when theindicator is kept within that zone; exceeding it means some energy is lost by the friction brakes.HV ModeIntroduced with the 2012 models of Prius is the “HV” indicator. This is that car-shaped symbolwhich tells you when in the engine has shut off. When it is only an outline (no EV inside), thatmeans you are driving in HV mode. This stands for “hybrid vehicle”, when both engine & motorare contributing to propulsion needs.EV IndicatorIntroduced with the 2012 models of Prius is the “EV” indicator. This is when that car-shapedsymbol is filled with “EV” inside. This informs you when the gas engine has stopped. In otherwords, it tells you when you are driving with the engine at 0 RPM. This is the mode commonlyreferred to as “Stealth”, since you are still in HV but propulsion is currently electric-only.EV Mode (PHV)Exclusive to the PHV model, there’s a new indicator. This is a larger version of the EV symbol.When illuminated, it informs you that driving is in full EV mode and will remain that way untilhard acceleration occurs or speed exceeds 62 mph (100 km/h).EV Boost (PHV)When traveling at speeds faster than 62 mph (100 km/h) in the PHV while in EV mode, the largerversion of the EV symbol will become just an empty outline. This informs you that electricity isbeing drawn from the battery-pack at a much faster rate than HV mode to provide much higherefficiency. It also tells you that EV will automatically resume when the vehicles slows down.EV Warm-Up (PHV)At any time while in EV mode, the gas engine may start up. This can happen when acceleratinghard, more heat from the coolant is needed to warm the cabin, or simply when warmth is needed forthe emission-system. Like with EV-BOOST, electricity continues to be drawn from the battery-pack at the faster rate and the gas engine will shut off as soon as it is no longer needed. The symbolwill change from that empty online back to EV when warm-up is complete.Energy MonitorThis screen available on the Multi-Information Display is an educational tool for new owners. It provides real-time information about what the hybrid system is doing while you drive. Seeing the variety & frequency of gas engine, electric motor, and battery interactions is a very effective way of understanding how the system achieves such high efficiency.Stealth ModeThe mode, also known as “Battery Drive”, is when all thrust is provided by the electric motor andall power is provided by the battery-pack.RegenerationChargeAs you approach a stop or just slow down, the excess kinetic energy is used to turn the generator.This creates electricity, which is used to charge the battery-pack.Engine & MotorDriveThere are times when the battery-pack isn't needed, the engine will directly provide electricity forthe motor.Engine Drive +ChargeThe engine provides thrust for the wheels along with electricity for charging the battery-pack.Engine & MotorDrive + ChargeThe engine provides thrust to the wheels as well as electricity for both feeding the motor andcharging the battery-pack, all at the same time.Full Power orGradual SlowingBoth rapid acceleration and moderate deceleration take full advantage of the hybrid system toachieve maximum efficiency.Startup Charge orEngine HeatWhen you first startup a Prius, you will typically see this before shifting into drive or reverse. Italso occurs when additional heat is needed.EV Distance (PHV)The PHV model Prius provides EV distance information on the screen. The contents of the batteryappear solid when an ample supply of electricity is still available. That solid will change to barswhen electricity drops to the normal level for HV operation.Charging (PHV)If you press the power button on the PHV model Prius while it is plugged in and charging, thisscreen will be displayed. It tells you how much time is required to complete and at what rate thepower is being drawn from the plug.ConsumptionSeeing the effect recent driving had on efficiency during that specific moment can be quite informative. Two different versions of the consumption are provided for this. They both indicate the MPG during the time-span illustrated and how much (if any) regenerative electricity was recaptured by the braking system. (Note that electricity generated directly by the gas engine is not included.)1 minThis consumption information screen displays the most recent 15 minutes of travel since the hybridsystem was restarted. Each bar indicates a 1-minute span of time.5 minThis consumption information screen displays the most recent 30 minutes of travel since the hybridsystem was restarted. Each bar indicates a 5-minute span of time.HistoryRather than displaying information based upon time, there is an additional consumption screen which provides summaries between resets based upon distance. It also numerically shows the best MPG among individual drives. Two different sets of data can be stored, using the “A ” and “B ” trip-meters. A suggested use for getting the most information from the feature is resetting the start of each morning and each time you refill the tank.History (PHV)The passage of time is more pronounced with the PHV model, making the benefit of month rather than an arbitrary reset of a trip meter quite obvious after you’ve driven one for a while. This is the display screen provide for that purpose. Driving Ratio (PHV)An especially new educational display screen for the PHV model is this EV DRIVING RATIO. There are two resettable meters available. But provide EV and HV summaries. The information gives you an idea of how much benefit you are directly getting from the plug, displacing gallons of gas with electricity.EfficiencyHaving immediate feedback about the results of system operation as it happens is quite empowering. You develop an appreciation for how the design responds to the complexities of real-world driving conditions. It influences your choices about driving. The following are examples of what you’ll find most informative.Stealth ModeWhether or not your Prius has a plug, you’ll often drive in “Stealth ” mode. This is when the gas engine shuts off (stops moving) and travel continues along using only the electric motor, even though you are not driving in EV mode. That “EV” symbol indicates that status. This automatic feature of the hybrid system takes advantage of efficiency opportunities. There’s nothing you need to do to optimize it. In fact, prolonging the engine from starting back up again may lower overall MPG. It’s there as a reminder of how Prius efficiency is achieved.Distance (PHV)Distance of travel has always been an efficiency influence easily overlooked. The introduction of the ability to use plug-supplied electricity makes the topic even more eluding. On the Eco-Meter and Consumption screens, you’ll see TRIP-A and TRIP-B values for MILES and MPG. When trips are really short or really long, you’ll notice a significant efficiency different from trips medium in length. Don’t let that bother you. Remember, you’re still getting a benefit from the electricity regardless of how it’s used. That MPG value clearly shows it.Trip InfoAt the bottom of many of the Multi-Information Display screens, there are numeric values indicating accumulated status of driving results since the previous reset and last refill. This is also how the vehicle distance odometer value can be seen.TripThere are two storage meters available, trip “A” and “B”. Each accumulates separate results.Drivers find this handy for tracking a variety of conditions. You can reset whenever you want…each trip, when the tank is refilled, or just leave it to collect up to 10,000 miles of data.MilesThis indicates how many miles the data represents. It changes back to zero, along with the othervalues displayed, when the TRIP button on the steering-wheel is reset (holding it continuouslyfor 3 seconds).MPGThis value indicates the total consumption of gas by the engine since the previous reset. It is anoverall average representing MPG (miles-per-gallon).AverageAn important aspect of efficiency usually overlooked is the average speed of travel. The hybridsystem continues to operate even if the vehicle is not moving. The resulting amount of gas &electricity consumed can be misrepresented by just the distance in miles alone. This value alsotakes time into account. The MPH (miles-per-hour) value will drop as you sit in daily stop & slowcommute traffic or wait for a light to turn green. It is an overall calculation of the entire durationthe hybrid system was active, to give you a better idea of how overall driving is influenced.EmptyDistance to empty information is also available. This is the third option, following “A” and “B”.The value shown is an estimate of the miles you can continue to travel, based upon current tankefficiency, before you’ll need to refill.Battery InfoLevelThe SOC (state-of-charge) level of the battery-pack is indicated by this illustration on the Multi-Information Display. Only the usable capacity is shown. So even when no bars are visible, there is still electricity available. When all 8 bars are filled, the battery-pack isn’t completely full.6 bars is the most common level. Drivers won’t often see the top two filled. Seeing less than the bottom doesn’t often happen either. The hybrid system attempts to keep the SOC within those 4 middle bars for maximum longevity of the battery-pack.EmptyEmpty is no reason to panic, though new owners sometimes do when the SOC level gets down to just 1 bar. The engine will simply start up to replenish the electricity supply. There is no need to alter the way you drive while that occurs.Remember, that’s actually about 40 percent of the battery-pack SOC remaining, even when only 1 bar is showing.Recharging (PHV)Within the charge-port area on the outside of the Prius is this indicator.If the timer is set, it will immediately illuminate to confirm connection to the charger is complete then shut off shortly afterward. Later when the timer starts charging, this symbol will illuminate again.If the timer is not set, this symbol will immediately illuminate to confirm connection to the charger and remain that way until charging has completed.Full (PHV)When there is an ample supply of electricity available, the symbol for the battery on the various display screens will appear solid like this. As the supply lowers, this image of the battery will too.Below the image of the battery is a rough estimate of the EV distance available stated in terms of miles. Remember, this number will drop faster when acceleration is needed and slower when very little power is needed.Also, the numeric value is based upon recent travel. If you travel long distances with few opportunities to recharge, the miles represented will be lower. If you travel short distance recharging frequently, the miles represented will be higher. It’s only an estimate using observation, which will vary over time, not an indicator of actual battery capacity.Low (PHV)As the supply of electricity reaches the depletion point at which EV will switch over to HV driving, the solid interior of the battery image will change to bars. This is done as a visual convenience; otherwise, all you’d ever see following depletion would be an empty battery.The value will up and down as you continue to drive in HV mode. Sometimes, there will be enough electricity regenerated to change the battery image back to solid. This is normal expected operation.Brake AssistRollbackPreventing vehicle rollback when starting from a start on a hill is very easy with a Prius. It offers a “brake assist” feature.Press very hard on the brake pedal for about 2 seconds. That symbol to the left will illuminate, informing you that the vehicle will remain in place for a few seconds while you shift your foot from the brake to the accelerator. When acceleration begins, the brake will automatically release.Tire PressureWarningLow tire pressure is very dangerous, so much so that a federal mandate was issued for all automakers to provide a warning to indicate when the PSI has dropped 25 percent below the recommended minimum.35 PSI front and 33 PSI rear is the recommended minimum by Toyota.44 PSI front and 42 PSI rear is what owners wanting higher efficiency and longer treadlife use.BUTTONSSteering-WheelRight ClusterOn the right side of the steering-wheel, there is a cluster of 5 multi-use buttons available. Using each is just a matter of pushing one with your thumb. Note that the orientation of the buttons changed from side-side to up-down with the 2012 models.Climate-Control adjustments and options for the Multi-Information Display screens are what this cluster offers.TripUse this button to alternate trip information between “A” and “B” and Distance-To-Empty.DispUse this button to choose a screen on the Multi-Information Display next to the speedometer.LowerFor a lower climate-control temperature, push this button.Continuing to hold this button will cause the temperature to decrease until you release.HigherFor a higher climate-control temperature, push this button.Continuing to hold this button will cause the temperature to increase untilyou release.RecirculateThe benefit of this button often misunderstood. When recirculate is active, fresh air from outside is not used. Instead, the interior air is continuously passed through the heating or cooling system. Doing this allows quicker cabin comfort, but will eventually led to a humidity build up since your own breath contributes moisture to the air. So, limit the use of this feature.This button makes it convenient to toggle recirculate on & off.Left ClusterOn the left side of the steering-wheel, there is a cluster of 5 multi-use buttons available. Using each is just a matter of pushing one with your thumb. Note that the orientation of the buttons changed from side-side to up-down with the 2012 models.Audio-System selections are what this cluster offers.ReduceUse this button to reduce the volume of the audio-system.IncreaseUse this button to increase the volume of the audio-system.PreviousTo select the previous audio-track or radio-channel, push this button.Holding this button down for a moment will cause the multi-CD player to switch to the previous disc.NextTo select the next audio-track or radio-channel, push this button.Holding this button down for a moment will cause the multi-CD player toswitch to the next disc.ModeTo change among the audio-system choices (AM, FM, SAT, CD, AUX), use this button.Pressing this button when the audio-system is off will cause it to turn on.Holding this button when the audio-system is on will cause it to turn off.VoiceNavigationCommands issued verbally to the navigation system start by pressing this button.PhoneWhen a cell-phone is connected via bluetooth, the sides of this rocker-switch can be used to answer a call and hang-up afterward.Pushing the BOTTOM will make the phone dial-pad appear on the Multi-Information Display.Pushing the TOP will return the Multi-Information Display to the screen it was on prior to the phone call.CruiseRadarFor models of Prius equipped with dynamic cruise-control, this is the button to adjust the detection-distance for the radar system.Pushing it repeatedly will toggle you through the distances available, which will be illustrated on the Multi-Information Display.DimmerBrightnessThis button (actually an adjustment knob) allows you to dim or brighten the speedometer cluster. Rotating it all the way is how you switch between day & night mode.It’s location is low on the dashboard, to the left of the steering-wheel.Timer (PHV)StartUnique to the PHV model is the timer button. Pressing this displays the screen for scheduling adelayed charge start. You can do this at any time, including after having pressed the power buttonto shut off the Prius.Using this button allows you to take advantage of lower electricity rates during off-peak hours. It’salso beneficial for battery longevity to wait before charging again. Delaying recharge to let thebattery cool down after use is called a “cold soak”. The timer button makes this easy.There are 2 timer options available. The photo shown above is the START option; charging willstart at the time specified. There is also an END option; charging will start 3 hours prior to thattime specified.Cabin AirRecirculatePressing the LEFT side of this rocker-switch causes the air-conditioning system to circulate insideair throughout the passenger-cabin. This is handy for retaining hot or cold air, but will also retainmoisture from your breathing which will eventually cause the windows to fog.When using the toggle button on the steering-wheel, the indicator light will alter accordingly.OutsidePressing the RIGHT side of this rocker-switch causes the air-conditioning system to draw fresh airfrom outside to circulate throughout the passenger-cabin. Use this mode to avoid window fogging.When using the toggle button on the steering-wheel, the indicator light will alter accordingly.Window DefogFrontWhen the FRONT window becomes fogged and the regular blower is not enough to clear it, press this button. All air-conditioning blowing will be forced through the window-vents for maximum effectiveness.This feature is commonly referred to as the “defroster”.RearWhen the REAR windows become fogged, push this button to activate the electric warmer (those metal wires attached to the glass) to clear them. This will also melt any snow that has accumulated on the outside of the winter.This feature is commonly referred to as the “rear defroster”.Fan OptionsModeTo adjust the fan speed, use this rocker-switch to make it faster or slower.Also, pressing either side of this when the blower fan off will turn it on.BlowerThis illuminated display shows what speed the blower fan is set to.Note that in some circumstances heating can be more effective if the speed isn’t maximum, since slower air passing through theheater-core can transfer more warmth.ModeTo shift among the 4 fan options available, use this button.For easy adjusting, keep in mind that there are 4 to choose from. Remembering that allows you toggle without the need to look at the display to confirm the choice. This comes in handy when swapping the “Window + Upper” and “Lower + Upper”, a common need during the winter. Just press MODE twice.Window + LowerFor a normal level of window clearing and air blowing out the vents at your feet, use this mode.LowerFor air blowing only out the vents at your feet, use this mode.The vents for this are located at the base of the dashboard for the front seats and underneath the front seats for those sitting in back.Upper + LowerFor air blowing out both the vents at your feet and the vents at chest level, use this mode.UpperFor air blowing only out the vents at chest level, use this mode.。
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02第三代PRIUS普锐斯营销要点PPT
世界最高水平空气动力性能（Cd仅为0.25）
车型 Cd值 （空气阻力系数） 第三代 PRIUS 0.25 日产GT-R 0.27 保时捷911 0.28 雷兊萨斯 CT200h 0.29 思域 CIVIC Hybrid 0.28
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03-01_空调与除雾系统_第三代普锐斯用户说明书 (美版英文)
2702713Interior featuresUsing the automatic modeThe air conditioning system will begin to operate. Air outlets and fan speed are automatically adjusted according to the temperature set-ting.∧ to increases the temperature and ∨ to decreases theAdjusting the settings■Adjusting the temperature settingPress ∧ to increases the temperature and∨ to decreases the tem-■Adjusting the fan speedPress ∧ (increase) or ∨The fan speed is shown on the display. (7 levels)■Changing the air outletsThe air outlets switch each timethe button is pressed.272Interior featuresThe modes switches between (recycles air inside the vehicle) and (introduces air from outside the vehicle) modes each timethe button is pressed.273Defogging the windshieldOutside air mode switches to recirculated air mode. Pollen is removed from the air and the air flows to the upper part of the body.Usually the system will turn off automatically approximately 3 minutes later.2742753Interior featuresAdjusting the position of the air outlets Center outletsRight and left side outlets276Opening and closing the air outlets Center outletsOpen the vent.Close the vent.Right and left side outletsOpen the vent.Close the vent.2773Interior features■Using the automatic modeFan speed is adjusted automatically in accordance with the temperature set-ting and ambient conditions. As a result, the following may occur.●Immediately after●Cool air may flow to the area around the upper body when the heater is on.■Using the system in recirculated air modeThe windows will fog up more easily if the recirculated air mode is used for an extended period.■Switching between outside air and recirculated air modesRecirculated air mode or outside air mode may be automatically switched to in accordance with under these condition, such as temperature setting and inside temperature.■Window defogger featureRecirculated air mode may automatically switch to outside air mode in situa-tions where the windows need to be defogged.■When outside temperature approaches 32 °F (0 °C)The air conditioning system may not operate even when is pressed.■Micro dust and pollen filter●In order to prevent the windows from fogging up when the outside air iscold, the following may occur.•Outside air mode does not switch to recirculated air mode.•The air conditioning system operates automatically.•The operation cancels after 1 minute.●■When Eco Driving mode is on●If the outside temperature exceeds a preset temperature, the system willswitch to recirculated air mode.●The effectiveness of the air conditioning will be lower than normal.●The fan speed level drops below the normal rate.■Plasmacluster™* (if equipped)Plasmacluster will operate in conjunction with the air conditioning fan motor when it is turned on.This air conditioning system adopts plasmacluster technology, which helps to keep good air quality in the cabin by emitting positive and negative ions through the driver’s side vent.A slight noise may be heard during operation. This is not a malfunction. Also,static electricity may be discharged near the driver’s side vent due to the high voltage used to operate the system.To clean the driver’s side vent, turn the system off and wipe the vent using a soft cloth.*:Plasmacluster technology is manufactured under license from the SHARP Corporation.“Plasmacluster™” is a trademark of the SHARP Corporation.■Air conditioning odors●During use, various odors from inside and outside the vehicle may enterinto and accumulate in the air conditioning system. This may then cause odor to be emitted from the vents.●To reduce potential odors from occurring:•It is recommended that the air conditioning system be set to outside airmode prior to turning the vehicle off.2782793Interior features•The start timing of the blower may be delayed for a short period of time immediately after the air conditioning system is started in automatic mode.280Adjusting the temperature settingPress “∧∨” to decrease the temperature.2813Interior featuresChanging the recirculated air modemode each time the switch is pressed.■When operating the steering switchesOn vehicles with touch tracer display, the steering switches operation status is displayed on the instrument cluster for confirmation purposes. (→P . 182)CAUTION■To reduce the risk of an accidentExercise care when operating the air conditioning switches on the steering wheel.∗: If equipped 2822833Interior features■Efficient use of the Solar Ventilation SystemEfficient control of temperature increase can be achieved by using the sys-tem in conjunction with the Remote Air Conditioning System. (→P . 285)■Operating conditionsThe Solar Ventilation System may not operate under the following circum-stances due to a lack of power from the solar panel:●Low amount of sunlight●Ever when a part of the solar panel is cast by a shadow.●Ever when a part of the solar panel is covered by fallen leaves or dirt.●The solar panel is not at a high temperature.■When using the Solar Ventilation System●Make sure that the “POWER” switch is in ON mode when turning the ventilation switch on. If the ventilation switch is turned on while the “POWER” switch is OFF, the air mode and the status of the air vents will remain unchanged.●Remove dirt or fallen leaves from the solar panel in order to ensure suffi-cient electrical output.●If the Solar Ventilation System is not needed, be sure to turn the ventila-tion switch off, otherwise the following problems may occur:•Dirty air and exhaust fumes from other vehicles may be drawn from outside.•Use in winter may cause heated interior air to leave the vehicle, thus leading to a drop in temperature.■Noises when using the Solar Ventilation SystemIf the amount of sunlight is insufficient, you may hear a sound coming from the air conditioning system. This is the sound of a control function to pre-serve the fan and does not indicate a malfunction.CAUTION■Solar Ventilation System precautions●Do not use the system if people are inside the vehicle.The Solar Ventilation System is not intended to ensure the performance of the air conditioning system. Do not leave children or pets in the vehicle.The temperature of the interior will remain high, possibly resulting in heat-stroke, dehydration, or even death.●This system should be used only for the relief of discomfort when enteringthe vehicle, and should not be used for other purposes.●Be careful not to touch the solar panel surface in scorching sun weatherconditions as it will rise very high in temperature and may cause burns. 2843Interior features■Using the Remote Air Conditioning System effectivelyEfficiency can be increased by using the system in conjunction with the Solar Ventilation System. (→P. 282)∗: If equipped285■Operating conditionsThe system will only operate if all of the following conditions are met:●The shift position is in “P”.●The “POWER” switch is OFF.●All doors are closed.●The hood is closed.●The brake pedal is not being depressed.●The air conditioning is not set to MAX HOT.■When leaving the vehicle●Check that the headlights are switched to either off or “AUTO”.●Check that the wiper switch is turned off.●Check that all windows are closed.●Check the temperature setting of the air conditioning system.The Remote Air Conditioning System will operate in accordance with the temperature settings of the air conditioning system.■Remote Air Conditioning System automatic shut-offThe system will automatically shut off under the following conditions:●About 3 minutes have passed since operation began●Any one of the operating conditions is not metThe system may also shut off if the charge level of the hybrid battery (trac-tion battery) drops to low. (→P. 188)■Conditions affecting operationThe system may not start in the following situations:●The charge level of the hybrid battery (traction battery) is low (→P. 188)●The air conditioning temperature is set at a high level286■Security featureAny unlocked doors will be automatically locked when the system is operat-ing. The buzzer will beep and the emergency flashers flash when the doors have been locked or the system has been turned off.(The doors locked: Once; The system turned off: Twice)■If the wireless remote control does not function properly→P. 65■Customization that can be configured at Toyota dealerbe changed.(Customizable features →P. 587)3Interior features287288Interior features289■The rear window and outside rear view mirror defoggers can be oper-ated whenThe “POWER” switch must be in the ON mode.CAUTION■When the outside rear view mirror defoggers are on (vehicles with mir-ror defoggers)Do not touch the rear view mirror surfaces, as they can become very hot and burn you.290。