High-Level IPC
High-Level IPC
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Main menu display area |
| 2 | Selected menu navigation display |
| 3 | Odometer |
| 4 | Main message center/virtual gauge display area |
| 5 | MIL |
| 6 | TPMS warning indicator |
| 7 | Fuel gauge |
| 8 | Temperature gauge (fuel gauge with temperature gauge turned off) |
| 9 | Speedometer |
| 10 | Main infotainment menu |
| 11 | Stability-traction control disabled indicator (sliding car OFF icon) |
| 12 | Stability-traction control indicator (sliding car icon) |
| 13 | Outside air temperature display |
| 14 | Compass display |
| 15 | Multimedia display Virtual compass display |
| 16 | Selected infotainment menu display |
| 17 | Safety belt warning indicator |
| 18 | Air bag warning indicator |
| 19 | Electric park brake warning indicator |
| 20 | Brake warning indicator |
| 21 | RH turn indicator |
| 22 | High beam indicator |
| 23 | PRNDL display |
| 24 | LH turn indicator |
| 25 | SelectShift® display |
| 26 | ABS warning indicator |
| 27 | Stop/start message center indicator |
| 28 | Lane departure warning system on message center indicator |
| 29 | Cruise control message center indicator |
| 30 | Fog lamp indicator |
| 31 | Lights on indicator |
| 32 | Odometer display area |
The high-level IPC provides dual RH and LH 4.2" thin film transistor screens to display driver information. The LH display screen contains the virtual gauge displays and message center information. The RH display screen displays multimedia information (audio, phone, navigation and climate control), as well as items such as vehicle direction, outside air temperature and time.
The dual screen message center IPC utilizes mostly virtual gauges. Virtual gauges are video displays that provide information in a unique format. The exception is the speedometer, which is still an analog-type gauge. Each virtual gauge is somewhat different in how it is displayed.
Informational indicators inform the driver of conditions that exist in the vehicle. Warning indicators provide information to the driver of conditions that could potentially cause personal injury or alter vehicle performance.
Message center indicators illuminate in the message center and replace the typical informational or warning indicator, using the same iconic representation. The cruise control message center indicator is in a fixed location while the others display in the order the request was received by the IPC.