What do these Icons mean on my IM6

[austinp693]

What does the icon mean above the 60? Something to do with cruise control and also, how do I turn these off, they appear every time I drive!! Lee

 

[MG Clive]

The manual suggests it's the Intelligent Drive System status indicator lamp, it'll probably illuminate orange or red if there's a fault.

 

[austinp693]

Can't get it to go off lol

 

[MikeJS]

Can't get it to go off lol

They will be there all of the time. If you pull the right hand stalk down it will engage pilot mode. If the top symbol is there it will be full pilot otherwise the bottom one signifies speed control only.

 

[NikLiverpool]

This is the "autopilot" mode. When it appears if you pull the gear stick down twice it activates and the car goes on 'self' driving.
I use it all the time on the motorway. Quite good and I am saying this coming from a Tesla.

 

[austinp693]

Thanks for all your replies gang, learning something new every day. Next subject, speakers!! Very low considering there are so many. Very little or no volume I can detect in the little speakers built into the roof area, tried the graphic equaliser, tried everything
Any other ideas? Lee

 

[Micropop]

Thanks for all your replies gang, learning something new every day. Next subject, speakers!! Very low considering there are so many. Very little or no volume I can detect in the little speakers built into the roof area, tried the graphic equaliser, tried everything
Any other ideas? Lee

Those are just for ambience. Not supposed to be loud. It's only to create a more "spacious" sound. Similar to some speakers having an extra tweeter mounted on the back or on the top of the speaker.
Gives more air to the sound. They only play the top octaves, not full range.

 

[NikLiverpool]

Use these settings for sound. It will make a lot of difference.

 

[austinp693]

Again, thanks gang, learn so much from you all lol

 

[321mutley]

As stated above, the icon is for the pilot and adaptive cruise control. If it's the speedo it will operate ACC, if its the steering wheel it will use pilot and steer for you as well. When its active it goes blue like in the image above. It uses the front facing ADAS camera above the rear view mirror to look for the lines or vehicle which it can follow instead. Mine has an issue with condensation which blinds the camera and stops the pilot working. If the lines aren't clear it will switch back to the steering wheel and the ACC will still work. If the lines are good and it can see the lanes either side, dual carriageway for example, you get another symbol.

I couldn't work out what it was at first as I wasn't wearing my glasses, so put pikot on and took the photo above so I could zoom in.

It's the I dictator stalk and means that it can see the lanes either side. Allegedly if you indicate, the car changes lane for you autonomously if safe to do so. I haven't managed to get that to work yet but that's probably due to the condensation and poor lane markings.

Ive only had it two weeks and its currently at the dealers after it failed with multiple electrical issues. Still being investigated.

 

[NikLiverpool]

Sorry to hear that you have issues with your IM. I can confirm that the indicator signal when blue activates the lane change. It works really well for me and especially in the motorway I use it quite often.
It also operates far more consistently compared to my Tesla that also had that option.
In general I am finding the IM more human like in it's application compared to the Tesla fsd (UK version).
I am on holiday at the moment but when I am back I will try and upload a video of a rather twisty road where the Tesla was trying to kill me every single time while the IM is flawless.