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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 How to change the mode

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

 Precautions on frameless digital rearview mirror usage

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

 Driver memory settings

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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 F.A.S.T.-key operating range (models with request switch)

The F.A.S.T.-key functions are available only when the transmitter is within the specified operating range of request switch 1. If the transmitter battery is weak or discharged, or if strong radio-frequency interference is present near the vehicle, the effective operating range may become sho

 Cruise control

RES+ switch SET- switch CANCEL switch Cruise ON/OFF switch WARNING Always obey posted speed limits and never set the cruise control speed above the legal limit for the road you are driving on. Do not use cruise control under any of the following driving conditions. Using the sy