Welcome/Farewell Strategy

2009 Lincoln Navigator L RWDSECTION Welcome/Farewell Strategy

The welcome/farewell strategy controlled by the SJB  has been modified to a new strategy. When the vehicle has been unlocked using the unlock button on the IKT  key, the new strategy listed below is activated. Also when the vehicle is locked using the IKT  key, the new strategy below is activated. This strategy is not used by the SJB  if the vehicle is opened using a key in the door lock cylinder or if the vehicle is exited without a button press. Locking (or unlocking) the doors with the door lock switch also does not affect this strategy.

  • Turn signals provide a 400 ms flash when the lock button is pressed, when the unlock button is pressed there is one long flash
  • Illuminated entry has park lamps, puddle lamps, interior lights and backlighting on (no headlamps)
  • Illuminated exit has park lamps, interior lights, backlighting on with the headlamps and puddle lamps off

Refer to the following table:

HEADLAMPS REFERENCE

Feature Turn Signals Headlamps Park Lamps Puddle Lamps Interior (Courtesy) Lamps Backlighting (Dimmable)
Locking feedback lighting Lock causes a single 400 ms flash. Unlock causes a single long flash. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Illuminated entry (includes perimeter lighting) N/A Off On On On On
Interior (courtesy) lighting N/A Off On On On On
Interior (courtesy) lighting delay N/A Off On On On On
Illuminated exit N/A Off On Off On On
RENDER: 1.0x

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