17 plate is300h question

[Dells]

On the dash display in between the two dials it has from start 15 mph but I don’t know what that’s all about, can anyone enlighten me ?

Dell

[wharfhouse]

1 minute ago, Dells said:

On the dash display in between the two dials it has from start 15 mph but I don’t know what that’s all about, can anyone enlighten me ?

Dell

That display (which is one of a few that you can scroll through) is I think the average data from the start of the journey you are on. It resets each time the car is turned off and on again. 

[ColinBarber]

The display can be set up to give you data for average speed since start/reset, current mpg, average mpg since fill up/reset/start, distance after start/remaining range, elapsed time etc. You can set it up how you wish (info at the back of the owner's manual) and you can scroll through the 2 info screen and other info such as the hybrid Battery charge level using the up/down cursor buttons on the steering wheel.

[Dells]

Thanks for replies but it never seems to change or reset but will have a look at the back of the user manual.

Thanks Dell

[wharfhouse]

12 minutes ago, Dells said:

Thanks for replies but it never seems to change or reset but will have a look at the back of the user manual.

Thanks Dell

Yes, definitely have a look in the manual - if you have the pdf version (strongly recommended for ease of searching) find the phrase "drive information" for all references as to how you set this up to your liking, reset any data etc. I did mine when I first got the car and remember it wasn't too intuitive but once you have programmed what you want to display in Drive Information 1 and Drive Information 2 all you need to do is scroll down the displays to see what you wantt.

[Dells]

I do have the manual but seems everything is not in there so will look on line .

Dell

[wharfhouse]

28 minutes ago, Dells said:

I do have the manual but seems everything is not in there so will look on line .

Dell

The online manual I have is just a pdf of the paper one - unless you don't have the full paper one which runs to over 600 pages?