Ducato central locking (1 Viewer)

[Geoff and Fiona]

On our coach built Burstner the cab doors unlock when the ignition is switched off.
Does anyone know if this can be disabled and also can the doors be set to lock automatically when moving away?

There is a menu system but it does not have any auto locking options displayed

 

[Zigisla]

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/803246/Fiat-Ducato.html?page=30#manual

Try this for the auto lock over 20kph

 

[Geoff and Fiona]

I did find this info on the web, however although pressing the mode button brings up a menu there is no option to control autoclose

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[Zigisla]

Just as an update. I checked mine today and after pressing menu, you need the down arrow 5 times for autoclose, then select menu again, then down on travelling. If you tried this or haven't got it, sorry cannot help anymore.

 

[Geoff and Fiona]

thank you will look at it again

 

[Geoff and Fiona]

Hello

Well tried it but autoclose does not appear as a menu item. Maybe it was an extra cost item. I need to speak to a ducato garage to see it it can be enabled.
One thing you could try for me is if you lock the door using the button on the dashboard, do the doors unlock when you switch the ignition off, mine do

Thanks you
Geoff

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[Zigisla]

If I use the dashboard switch to lock with ing on and then switch ign off they stay locked.

 

[DBK]

Is there not a button on the driver's door armrest which controls door locking?

 

[Geoff and Fiona]

No just windows and mirrors

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[Bart]

Did you try looking for the settings when pressing the Mode button with the vehicle running and also with it stopped as some functions are only available when the vehicle stopped.

 

[Geoff and Fiona]

Hello just tried both, still no menu option for auto locking

 

[namwaldog]

I think that there are two levels of options from the mode button on the Ducato which is decided at build level.
I think that the "advanced" set listed in the handbook as, "Multifunction Display(where provided)" includes things like autolocking, outside temperature display etc.
It sounds as if @Geoff and Fiona have the same as me, the "standard" set, listed as "Setup Menu" which gives you control over things like airbags, buzz at set speed etc.
The Fiat handbook has flow charts for both and can be seen on on page 21 and 27 of the handbook in the link given by @zigilsa on message two of this thread

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[Geoff and Fiona]

Thanks Barry I think you are correct.

Regards
Geoff