DMS uses an infrared camera in the cabin to watch the driver's face (for example yawning, eyes closing or nodding) and where you are looking, to judge whether you are tired or distracted.
The camera only captures the driver's face. The images are not used to identify you and are not stored.
What it does
- Fatigue - it watches your expression, eye closure and blink rate. If you seem tired, a pop-up appears on the cluster and a warning sounds (above 6 mph / 10 km/h).
- Distraction - it tracks where you are looking. If you seem distracted, or do not respond to a reminder, a pop-up appears and a warning sounds (above 12 mph / 20 km/h).
Turning it on or off
- DMS is switched on every time you start the car.
- You can switch it off manually in the settings on the central touchscreen.
- It runs a self-check at each power-on. If the camera is blocked or there is a fault, a message appears on the cluster.
Fatigue driving indicator
Caution:If the DMS fault indicator comes on, have the system checked by an authorised Jaecoo service centre as soon as possible.
Warning:DMS is only an aid. You are always responsible for driving safely. Never drive when tired or distracted - concentrate on the road at all times.