The frameless digital rearview mirror is designed to maintain a clear view behind the Mitsubishi Outlander even when the normal rearward view is partially blocked by passengers, head restraints, luggage, or other objects inside the vehicle. A camera mounted at the rear of the vehicle sends a live image to the mirror display, allowing the driver to see the area behind the vehicle regardless of many interior obstructions. The system provides two operating modes: conventional rearview mirror mode and digital rearview mirror mode (camera view mode). The driver can switch between these modes using the mode select lever.
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MENU button
Center button
Right side button
Warning display
Camera icon
Mirror/display screen
Mode select lever
WARNING
Always adjust the frameless digital rearview mir
WARNING
Before driving, become familiar with the blind spots and viewing limitations of the frameless digital rearview mirror.
The system cannot display every object or area around the vehicle
The driver memory settings system provides two main functions:
Memory storage function
Entry/exit function
Memory storage function
Two separate driving positions for the driver's sea
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Braking precautions
The brake system uses two separate hydraulic circuits. If one circuit develops a malfunction, braking capability remains available at two wheels, although overall braking performance may be reduced.
Brake pedal
Excessive or prolonged use of the brakes can cause brake fade, res
Precautions on booster seats
WARNING
If a booster seat or vehicle seat belt is used incorrectly, the risk of serious injury or death to the child during sudden braking or a collision increases significantly:
Make sure the shoulder portion of the belt remains clear of the child's face and nec
