Mossy wrote:

Sorry if this has been covered before – I have had a quick search but noting popped up.

Does anybody’s headlamp courtesy delay, using the programmable Land Rover button, work like is says in the manual. I.e., “A short press will cause the headlamps to illuminate for the length of time specified in the settings” [This step works]

“A second press of the button after three seconds will de-activate the lamps” [This step works]

“A further press, within three seconds, will activate the reverse lamps” [This step doesn’t work]

Making the fourth step; “A further press turns them off” redundant.

simon wrote:

Mossy wrote:

Sorry if this has been covered before – I have had a quick search but noting popped up.

Does anybody’s headlamp courtesy delay, using the programmable Land Rover button, work like is says in the manual. I.e., “A short press will cause the headlamps to illuminate for the length of time specified in the settings” [This step works]

“A second press of the button after three seconds will de-activate the lamps” [This step works]

“A further press, within three seconds, will activate the reverse lamps” [This step doesn’t work]

Making the fourth step; “A further press turns them off” redundant.

mmm must be a new book. don't recall that one apart from the press to turn on and press to turn off. No mention of reversing lights at all. Cool if it did though.

length can be set in the Settings Menu

Nope... my manuals p36 describes using the button for the suspension... previous page just says one press for lights and a second to turn them off. Yours must be the new improved manual with additional misleading infos

simon wrote:

simon wrote:

Mossy wrote:

Sorry if this has been covered before – I have had a quick search but noting popped up.

Does anybody’s headlamp courtesy delay, using the programmable Land Rover button, work like is says in the manual. I.e., “A short press will cause the headlamps to illuminate for the length of time specified in the settings” [This step works]

“A second press of the button after three seconds will de-activate the lamps” [This step works]

“A further press, within three seconds, will activate the reverse lamps” [This step doesn’t work]

Making the fourth step; “A further press turns them off” redundant.

mmm must be a new book. don't recall that one apart from the press to turn on and press to turn off. No mention of reversing lights at all. Cool if it did though.

length can be set in the Settings Menu

Nope... my manuals p36 describes using the button for the suspension... previous page just says one press for lights and a second to turn them off. Yours must be the new improved manual with additional misleading infos

Simon, you are becoming such a wagg.

BN wrote:

simon wrote:

simon wrote:

Mossy wrote:

Sorry if this has been covered before – I have had a quick search but noting popped up.

Does anybody’s headlamp courtesy delay, using the programmable Land Rover button, work like is says in the manual. I.e., “A short press will cause the headlamps to illuminate for the length of time specified in the settings” [This step works]

“A second press of the button after three seconds will de-activate the lamps” [This step works]

“A further press, within three seconds, will activate the reverse lamps” [This step doesn’t work]

Making the fourth step; “A further press turns them off” redundant.

mmm must be a new book. don't recall that one apart from the press to turn on and press to turn off. No mention of reversing lights at all. Cool if it did though.

length can be set in the Settings Menu

Nope... my manuals p36 describes using the button for the suspension... previous page just says one press for lights and a second to turn them off. Yours must be the new improved manual with additional misleading infos

Simon, you are becoming such a wagg.

you've been so quiet recently I thought I'd try and take over on the geek stuff and go outside to check and help out

Off to the Spa for more wine so posts may become blurred !

Mossy wrote:

Thanks for looking Simon, I feel really special now.....

Does yours carry all the Tyre Pressure Montor information or is that a "My manual Exclusive too?"

simon wrote:

wag 1 |wag| verb ( wagged , wagging ) (with reference to an animal's tail) move or cause to move rapidly to and fro : [ intrans. ] his tail began to wag | [ trans. ] the dog went out, wagging its tail. • [ trans. ] move (an upward-pointing finger) from side to side to signify a warning or reprimand : she wagged a finger at Elinor. • [ intrans. ] (used of a tongue, jaw, or chin, as representing a person) talk, esp. in order to gossip or spread rumors : this is a small island, and tongues are beginning to wag. noun a single rapid movement from side to side : a chirpy wag of the head. PHRASES how the world wags dated how affairs are going or being conducted. the tail wags the dog see tail 1 . ORIGIN Middle English (as a verb): from the Germanic base of Old English wagian [to sway.]

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