Geely EC718, EC718RV, EC715, EC715RV. Manual part — 494

Symbols

Indicator

Color

Hood Is Not Closed Warning Lamp

Red

Rear Compartment Lid (Hatchback)

Is Not Closed Warning Lamp

Red

Clock

Blue Background With White

Text

Body Electric

Instrument Cluster

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11.15.2 Description and Operation
11.15.2.1 Description and Operation

The time is displayed as a 24-hour clock on the LCD screen.
Even if the engine is shut down, the time is still displayed. set
the time Through the time adjustment button (Refer to

11.15.4.1

Component Locator

).

Clock error is less than ±10 s per month.

Trigger Clock Settings

Pressing and holding (greater than 2 s) the time adjustment
button, it will enter the clock setting mode. The number of hours
and a colon blink at 1Hz frequency. This mode is hours
configuration mode. When the hour is set, the number will no
longer blink.

Set Up Hours

In the hours setting mode, the number of hours will increase
with a short rod press (more than 300 ms and less than 2 s). If

press and hold the adjustment rod more than 2 s, the number
of hours will increase at 5 h/s rate.

If the rod is not pressed in 5 s, it will enter the minutes setting
mode. The number of minutes and a colon blink at 1 Hz
frequency, as described above.

Set Up Minutes

In the minutes setting mode, the number of minutes will
increase with a short rod press (more than 300ms and less than
2 s). If press and hold the adjustment rod more than 2 s, the
number of minutes will increase at 5 h/s rate.

If the rod is not pressed in 5 s, the setting mode will end, the
clock will not blink.

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Instrument Cluster

Body Electric

Clock Settings Flowchart

Clock Display

Press and Hold

Setting Hours

Press and Hold

Press Briefly

Automatic

Increase Hours

Increase By

One Hour

No Operation Longer Than 5 Seconds

Setting Minutes

No Operation Longer Than 5 Seconds

Increase By One

Minute

Press Briefly

Press and Hold

Automatic

Increase Minutes

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Body Electric

Instrument Cluster

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11.15.3 System Working Principle
11.15.3.1 Warning Lamps Control

The instrument cluster has two warning lamps and their power
is supplied by the battery (the battery is inside the instrument
cluster). they are:

–

Front Fog Lamp Indicator

–

Rear Fog Lamp Indicator

–

Hood Not Closed Warning Lamp

–

Rear Compartment Lid (Hatchback) Not Closed Warning
Lamp

The following instrument cluster warning lamps are directly
controlled by the hardware:

–

Front Fog Lamp Indicator

–

Rear Fog Lamp Indicator

Note

Other warning lamps are controlled by the CAN bus
signal.

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Instrument Cluster

Body Electric