Cadillac Escalade Personalization Manual

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CRUISE CONTROLCruise control allows you to maintaina constant speed of 25 mph or morewithout keeping your foot on theaccelerator pedal. The cruise controlfunctions are on the Multifunctionlever on the left side of the steeringcolumn.Setting Cruise Control1. Move the cruise control switch toOn ( ).2. Attain the speed you want tocruise at.3. Press in the Set button ( ) atthe end of the multifunctionlever.4. Take your foot off the acceleratorpedal.5. The cruise symbol on theinstrument cluster will illuminate.There are two ways to increasespeed while cruising:• Use the accelerator pedal to getto a higher speed. Press atthe end of the multifunction leverto set the cruising speed. Releasethe accelerator pedal.• Press the resume/accelerateswitch (+) to get to a higherspeed, and then release theswitch.To reduce speed while cruising:• Press and hold at the end ofthe multifunction lever until youreach the desired lower speed,and then release it.AUTOMATIC HEADLAMPCONTROLSTurn off Daytime Running Lamps(DRL) and automatic headlamps• Turn the exterior lamps knob(located to the left of the steeringwheel) to OFF ()(“1” right).Activate the automatic headlampsystem• Turn the exterior lamps knobto AUTO. The automatic headlampsystem will turn on the front andrear lamps (“2” right).Manually illuminate the parkinglamps, taillamps, instrumentpanel/radio lights, license platelamps• Turn the exterior lamps knob tothe parking lamp position ( )(“3” below).Manually activate the headlamps,all exterior tail/marker lamps andthe instrument panel/radio lights• Turn the exterior lamps knobto this position ( ) (“4” below).Turn the fog lamps on or off• Press the fog lamp button(“5” above) located on the leftside of the instrument panel.An indicator lamp will illuminatewhen the fog lamps are on.Refer to Owner Manual for further information. 11DriverInformation Seats andMirrors AutomaticClimateControlsVehiclePersonalization OwnerPrivilegesTMEntertainment/ConvenienceFeaturesDrive andSecuritySystems123 45