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Tuesday, August 18, 2026

Info: New Student Reporting to UPM

Info: New Student Reporting to UPM

Welcome to UPM! This information is compiled from various online sources. Although it was carefully reviewed to keep it as much as latest update, there might be some discrepancies due to outdated info from time to time. Keep it solely for your reference only.

Essentials Starter Pack

1) Hygiene & Toiletries

Towels
Toilet paper
Toothbrush, Toothpaste
Shower gel, Soap, Shampoo
Face wash
Hair gel
Comb
Razor
Sanitary napkins
Nail clippers
Hooks (for hanging towels, clothes, baskets/bags in the shower)
Baskets/Bags (for clothes/bath supplies)

2) Daily Necessities

Folding umbrella
Slippers (for bathroom/room)
Laundry detergent
Bucket, brush (for washing clothes)
Hangers
Pillows, bedsheets, blankets
Broom, dustpan, mop, rags
Trash can, trash bags
Deodorant
Dishwashing liquid, dish sponge
Simple tableware, cups, kettle
Dry food, instant noodles, packaged drinks
Extension cord / plug
Mosquito repellent/mosquito coils
Padlock (for locking wardrobes/valuables)
Needle and thread
Personal medications

3) Stationary Supplies

Stationary supplies
Laptop
Computer charger
Mobile phone charger
Headphones
USB Pendrive
Powerbank
Laptop Computer

4) Admission Documents

Admission Offer Letter
Identity Card (Original and Copy)
Tuition Fee Payment Receipt (Original)
Passport Size Blue Background Photo (Bring Several)
Scholarship/Loan Application Documents (e.g., PTPTN) and backup copies
SPM & STPM Results (Original and Copy)
University enrolment related documentation *

* Note: Print out a copy of completed electronic document

Attire

1) Orientation Week Attire: Formal Wear

Male:

Shirt and trousers, UPM tie, and black leather shoes.

Female:

Office-style attire (shirt and trousers / skirt—skirt length must be below the knee) or Traditional Malay attire (Baju Kurung / Baju Kebaya) and black covered shoes.

Throughout Orientation Week, new students are required to attend events in the Main Hall wearing formal attire; it is recommended to prepare at least two sets for rotation.
For the orientation oath-taking ceremony, students must wear a white long-sleeved shirt; please ensure you have at least one.
Formal attire will also be useful for classroom presentations.

2) Class Attire: Collared T-shirt and long trousers / Smart Casual

It is recommended not to bring too many, as you will acquire dormitory shirts, club/society shirts, event shirts, etc., after entering university.
Jeans may be worn depending on the specific dormitory's regulations and the preferences of individual lecturers.
Footwear for class can be sneakers or any closed-toe shoes.
For most science-based courses, students must wear the UPM lab coat and closed-toe shoes to enter the laboratory for practical sessions.

3) Extracurricular Activities: Sportswear

Standard T-shirts and track pants.
Required for certain dormitory and on-campus events during Orientation Week.
Attire for extracurricular activities depends on the specific activity involved.

4) Dormitory/Other: Casual Wear

When taking the campus shuttle bus or visiting the campus cafeteria/food court/cafe (whether dining in or takeaway), it is best to wear a T-shirt (collared or non-collared) and long trousers.
Within the dormitory building or inside your room, you may dress casually, provided the attire is not inappropriate or too extreme.
Policies regarding wearing shorts and slippers outside the dormitory premises vary depending on the specific dormitory's regulations.
Sleepwear and shorts are acceptable for wear inside your room.
Feel free to bring one or two outfits for outing / shopping; you can dress up on your best when heading out during weekends or days without classes!

Foods

1) During Orientation Week:

Most cafeterias and cafés are closed; however, the residential colleges provide three meals a day, as well as afternoon tea and late-night snacks.

2) After Orientation Week:

You can dine in or takeaway at the residential college cafeterias, food courts, or cafés.
Food options on campus include fried rice / noodles / kway teow / bee hoon, chicken rice, burgers, roti canai, waffles, "economy rice" (mixed rice), and more.
Putra Food Court is located opposite the University Health Centre (PKU). You can get there by taking the K13/KPZ or Agrobio bus routes. Students from KTDI, KC, KOSASS, and KPZ frequently dine at this location.
Students residing in K12, K13, and K14 can dine at Serumpun Cafe.
The Royell is located near Bangunan Canselori Putra and behind CIMB Bank.
There is a food court at the Faculty of Economics and Management (Fakulti Ekonomi dan Pengurusan) offering dishes such as roti canai, nasi lemak, cendol, economy rice, and Arabic cuisine.
Opposite the Academy E Complex (KAE)—where Asasi (Foundation) students attend classes —there is a small stall selling kebabs, sandwiches, pasta, and fried chicken.
At the Faculty of Food Science and Technology (Food 1), there is a small L'apprenti Cafe selling items such as bread, sandwiches, cakes, pies, fruit, coffee, nasi lemak, fried bee hoon, and pasta.
Opposite the Faculty of Environmental Studies (Fakulti Pengajian Alam Sekitar), there is a small, air-conditioned eatery called Dapur Rakyat (Food 5). They serve local dishes like fried rice and fried noodles, making it a great spot for students to grab lunch.
Additionally, just outside the UPM campus lies a flat complex known as "Old Flat" (or "Flat Ikan"). It features various amenities, including photocopy shops, stationery stores, grocery shops, mamak stalls, Chinese economy rice stalls, and noodle stalls. Students can simply take any bus route to the "Faculty of Food Science and Technology & Faculty of Environmental Studies" stop; a short two-minute walk from there will bring you to the small gate connecting the campus to Old Flat.
Beyond Old Flat lies Sri Serdang, an area home to McDonald's, KFC, Texas Chicken, Secret Recipe, grocery stores, gift shops, bakeries, snack shops, Chinese food courts, and more. Taking a Grab ride is recommended, as walking takes about 20 minutes; if you do decide to walk, it is best to have a senior guide you the first time!
If you prefer not to leave your dormitory, you can also order Chinese food delivery (ask a senior for the contact numbers of delivery services). Food is delivered directly to the dormitory, with prices approximately around RM10.00 per meal (price might varies from time to time).

Zone A (Putra Food Court)

Zone B (Serumpun Food Court)

Zone C (Engineering Hostel)

Zone D (Medical and Health Sciences Hostel)

Note:

Students are advised to bring some dried food (such as biscuits, cup noodles, or packaged drinks) to serve as breakfast or a quick snack when needed.
Coin-operated water dispensers are available within the dormitory area. Additionally, hot and cold water dispensers are provided in certain dormitories, faculty buildings, and the library, where students can fill their water containers for free.

Accommodation

UPM Serdang originally had a total of 17 residential colleges; however, to reduce costs, several colleges were merged in 2019. The nine colleges currently in operation are:

Kolej Tun Dr Ismail (KTDI)

Merged from KTDI & K5

Kolej Canselor (KC)

Merged from KC & K6

Kolej Sultan Alaeddin Sulaiman Shah (KOSASS)

Merged from K2 & KOSASS

Kolej Pendeta Zaba (KPZ)

Merged from KTP & KPZ

Kolej Sepuluh (K10)

Merged from K10 & K11

Kolej Dua Belas (K12)

Merged from K12 & K15

Kolej Tiga Belas (K13)

Merged from KMR & K13

Kolej Empat Belas (K14)

Merged from K14 & K16

Kolej Tujuh Belas (K17)

No changes made

KMR One Putra (for international students)

More info on dormitory's room:

Room options include single, double, and quadruple occupancy. Most dormitories feature twin-sharing rooms (depending on the specific dormitory), and students are generally not assigned roommates of a different ethnicity.
Rooms are equipped with a ceiling fan, wardrobe, bed frame, and mattress (students must provide their own pillows, bedsheets, and blankets), as well as a desk and chair; bathrooms are communal (outside the rooms).
Clothes drying racks are usually located in open areas next to the dormitories or at the ends of each floor.
Most dormitories have their own convenience stores or kiosks where students can easily purchase dry snacks and daily necessities.
Facilities typically include Wi-Fi, washing machines, dryers, sports facilities, an activity hall, a cafeteria, and ATMs.
First-year students at UPM are required to live in the dormitory.
Each dormitory organizes its own activities; students can participate to earn "merit" points. These points are required for students to qualify to stay in the dormitory during their second year.
Some dormitories have their own Chinese student groups — such as "Yuan Zhi Jia" (缘之家) at KC, "Shi Xiong Di" (十兄弟) at K10, and the "Shi Er Hua Tuan" (十贰华团) at K12 — which often organize events like Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations.
Low-power appliances such as electric kettles and irons are sometimes permitted, though they are prohibited in certain dormitories.

Transportation

The dormitory areas and the academic zone (Kawasan Akademik) are separate and located some distance apart; therefore, taking a bus to class is necessary. However, students living in dormitories closer to the academic zone may choose to walk to class.
The university provides shuttle bus service, and the fare is already included in the tuition fees for each semester. Download the official PUTRA®BUS app.
As part of the university's long-term campus greening initiative, bus service is not provided for certain dormitories; this means buses do not stop at the stations located in front of those specific dormitories.
On weekdays, buses run approximately every 15 minutes, with increased frequency during morning arrival and afternoon dismissal peak hours; on weekends and public holidays, the service runs once an hour.
1st-year students are not permitted to bring their own vehicles onto campus. Motorcycles are allowed starting from the 2nd-year, while cars are permitted only from the 3rd-year onwards. Bringing any vehicle requires an application to the university, and upon approval, a sticker must be displayed on the vehicle's windshield.
To leave the campus, you can wait at the bus stop opposite the Faculty of Modern Languages and Communication (Fakulti Bahasa Moden dan Komunikasi), located in front of Kompleks Akademi A (KAA). The "Selangor Free Bus - SJ04" stops here, with its final destination at KTM Serdang.
The university also operates shuttle buses to South City Plaza and the Serdang Commuter Station (Stesen Komuter Serdang). During peak hours, the service runs once an hour, while at other times, it generally runs once every two hours.
Rapid KL intermediate shuttle buses enter the campus directly, providing 5 distinct routes (including feeder bus T568 linking the MRT station to Faculty Pertanian and nearby student areas). Fare is RM1.00 per ride. UPM students are eligible for a 50% discount by applying for a Rapid KL Concession Card.
For those stay at K10 (Engineering students), you can ride on RapidKL T567 to go MRT UPM Station.
Nearby UPM, you’ll find The Mines Shopping Centre (accessible via the SJ04 free shuttle bus) and IOI City Mall (reachable by Grab). Traveling from KTM Serdang or MRT UPM to destinations like Mid Valley and KL Sentral is also very convenient!

Activities

At UPM, celebrations are held for almost every major festival — such as the Lunar New Year Gala, Mid-Autumn Festival Gala, Hari Raya Haji, Hari Raya Aidilfitri, and more. Activities and clubs available at UPM include:

Education Counseling societies (e.g., 博升)
Martial arts societies (e.g., Taekwondo, Karate, and Silat societies)
Sports and ball games (e.g., tennis, golf, archery, rugby, swimming, horse riding, etc.)
Student leadership bodies (e.g., UPM Student Representative Council / Majlis Perwakilan Pelajar)
Entrepreneurial societies
Religious societies (e.g., Islamic Society, Christian Fellowship, Buddhist Society, etc.)
Cultural societies (e.g., Kelab Penggiat Teater Sejagat [PENTAS], Persatuan Kompang Seni Warisan [SEWAR], Indian Classical Dance Club, UPM Chinese Cultural Society)
Academic societies (e.g., Environmental Society, Entomology Society, Computer Science Society, and various departmental societies)
Uniformed bodies (e.g., Scouts, Territorial Army/Reserve Force, Red Crescent Society, etc.)
International organizations (e.g., AIESEC)

Facilities & Ammenities

1) CIMB @ UPM Chancellery

Operating Hours: Monday to Friday (9:15 AM – 4:30 PM)
CIMB Bank is located next to the Putra Chancellery Building (Bangunan Canselori Putra).

2) Souvenir Shop (Galeri Cenderamata) @ UPM Chancellery

To the left of the bank is the UPM boutique, where students can purchase lab coats and souvenirs featuring the UPM emblem.
Additionally, ATMs for CIMB, Maybank, and Agrobank can be found at Serumpun Café.

3) Post Office @ KMR One Putra

Operating Hours: Monday to Friday (8:30 AM – 5:00 PM)
Located next to the KMR One Putra residential complex; simply cross the overhead bridge next to CIMB Bank, and you will see the post office at the other end.

4) University Health Centre (PKU)

PKU is located opposite the Putra Food Court.
Students do not need to pay for medical consultations; simply present your student ID (Matric Card).
You can undergo a medical check-up here for a fee (approximately RM80).
There is a dental clinic on-site; services such as teeth cleaning and extractions require payment (approximately RM10).
Getting the Hepatitis B vaccine at PKU is cheaper than at outside clinics!

5) Perpustakaan Sultan Abdul Samad (Library)

Upon ascending the steps to the main entrance, you will find Block A to your left and Block B to your right.
You must carry your matriculation card (RHB MySiswa Debit Card or PutraVID Virtual Student ID) to enter; this card / virtual ID also serves as your library card.
Block B provides the day's newspapers for students to read on-site; however, they cannot be borrowed or taken out of the building.
To return books, you may use the counter located outside Block A (near the main entrance steps).
The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, and the Faculty of Engineering also have their own libraries.
Library official website and online reservation service: http://www.lib.upm.edu.my

Sports and Leisure Facilities

1) Outdoor Swimming Pool (Kompleks Renang)

Located right next to the Faculty of Educational Studies (Fakulti Pendidikan); the entrance fee is RM2 per visit.

2) Tennis Courts (Kompleks Tenis)

Located within the residential college area, right next to Astaka Seni.

3) UPM Bukit Ekspo

A hidden gem at UPM — Bukit Ekspo is located opposite Residential College 13 (K13). It features a running track, an orchard, and beautiful lake views; it is a great spot for picnics, jogging, and hosting events.

4) Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve, Puchong (Hutan Simpan Ayer Hitam)

Located about a one-hour drive from the main UPM campus, this site includes lecture halls, laboratories, administrative offices, and accommodation facilities.
Students from forestry and agricultural disciplines often visit for classes or practical sessions (amali).
Paintball activities take place within the Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve.

5) Golf Course

The golf course is located behind UPM Stadium.
The driving range is situated within the golf course complex

6) Equestrian Centre (Pusat Ekuin)

The equestrian centre is located within the Agricultural Park; simply head straight out of the stadium, and you will find it directly opposite.
UPM students can ride for one hour for just RM15, though this requires assisting with horse preparation and washing the horses.

7) Astaka Seni

Astaka Seni is located right next to the KOSASS residential college. It serves as a venue for practicing various cultural activities, such as martial arts, Silat, dance, and Chinese orchestra.

Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Info on Proton X90 MC1 2026

Basic Procedures to Drive a Proton X90 MC1 2026

= START Engine =

To start a Proton X90, you can use the standard push-start button from inside the cabin or use the smart key fob to start the engine remotely from the outside.

Method 1: Starting from inside the Cabin (Standard)

Bring the smart key inside the vehicle with you.
Ensure all doors are completely closed. Fasten your seatbelt.
Shift the gear lever to the Park (P) or Neutral (N) position.
Press and hold down the brake pedal firmly.
Press the "START ENGINE STOP" button located on the dashboard once.

Method 2: Remote Engine Start (From Outside)

If you want to cool down the car before getting in, ensure all doors are closed and locked, and the parking brake is engaged. Then follow these steps:

Short press the "Lock" button on your key fob once.
Within 2 seconds, press and hold the "Remote Start" button (the circular arrow symbol at the bottom) for about 3 to 5 seconds.
The engine will turn on, and the air conditioning will activate automatically to cool down the cabin.
To turn the engine off remotely, simply press and hold the Remote Start button again for 5 seconds.

Emergency Method: (If Key Fob Battery is Flat)

If the car does not detect your key, you can still start the engine using the backup detection area:

Open the center armrest box between the front seats.
Place the flat smart key directly inside the designated emergency induction slot.
Step on the brake and press the "START ENGINE STOP" button as usual.

= STOP Engine =

To stop the Proton X90 engine, you can shut it down from inside the vehicle or turn it off remotely if you started it using the key fob.

Method 1: Stopping from Inside the Cabin (Standard)

Bring the vehicle to a complete stop.
Keep your foot pressed down firmly on the brake pedal.
Shift the gear lever into the Park (P) position.
Pull up the electronic parking brake switch if it does not engage automatically.
Turn off climate control (optional, but good practice)
Press the "START ENGINE STOP" button on the dashboard once.
Check that the instrument cluster screen turns off before exiting.

Method 2: Shutting Down After a Remote Start

If you started the car from outside using the key fob and want to turn it off without entering the vehicle, follow these steps:

Ensure you are within range of the vehicle.
Press and hold the "Remote Start" button (the circular arrow symbol at the bottom of the key fob) for about 5 seconds.
The engine will shut down, the climate control will turn off, and the doors will remain locked.

= Key Fob =

The "secret" or hidden functions of the Proton X90 key fob involve shortcuts designed to control your windows and engine remotely.

1: Lock button
2: Tailgate unlock button (not available for X90 MC1)
3: Unlock button
4: Remote Start / Vehicle Search button
5: Mechanical Key

1. Global Window Control

You can roll up all your windows from outside the car.

To close everything: Press and hold the "Lock" button on your key fob.
The central locking system secures all four doors immediately.
The windows will automatically slide shut.
The motorized exterior side mirrors fold inward automatically.

You can roll down all the windows simultaneously from outside the car.

To open all windows: Press and hold the Unlock button on your key fob.
Make sure the vehicle's engine is turned OFF.
Ensure all vehicle doors and the tailgate are completely closed.
Aim the key fob toward the car and press and hold the "Unlock" button.
Keep holding the button down; all four door windows will slide open together to let trapped heat escape.

2. Remote Engine Start and Cabin Cooling

You can cool down the cabin before getting in by starting the engine using the key fob.

The sequence: First, make sure the car is completely locked and the parking brake is engaged. Press the "Lock" button once, then immediately press and hold the circular/loop button for roughly 3 to 6 seconds until the engine starts.

3. Hidden Emergency Mechanical Key

If your key fob battery dies, there is a physical key hidden inside the casing.

How to access it: Press and hold the tiny release button located on the back of the key fob shell, then pull the silver loop to slide out the physical emergency key.

= Electric Parking Brake (EPB) =

The Electric Parking Brake (EPB) on the Proton X90 will automatically release when you press the accelerator pedal, but only if specific safety conditions are met.

For the auto-release feature to activate seamlessly without touching the switch manually, you must fulfill these prerequisites:

Driver's Seatbelt Fastened: The car will not auto-release the brake if your seatbelt is unbuckled.
Doors Fully Closed: The driver's door and all other passenger doors must be securely shut.
In-Gear: Your gear shift lever must be placed into Drive (D) or Reverse (R).

If you tap the accelerator while meeting all three conditions, the EPB indicator light on your dashboard will turn off, and the brakes will smoothly disengage. If any condition is missing, the car will resist moving, and a warning message will prompt you to release it manually or buckle up.

= Auto Vehicle Hold (AVH) =

It is a convenience feature designed to automatically hold the vehicle stationary after you have come to a complete stop, allowing you to take your foot off the brake pedal.

Activation: Turn it on by pressing the dedicated AVH button near the electronic parking brake.
Conditions: Your driver seatbelt must be fastened for the system to engage.
Indicator Light: A green light shows on your dashboard when AVH is actively holding the car. A red light means there is a system failure.
Release: Gently press the accelerator pedal, and the brakes release smoothly so you can drive away.

= Difference Between EPB and AVH =

It is helpful to note how this interacts with the Auto Brake Hold (AVH) feature:

Auto Brake Hold: Designed for temporary stops (like traffic lights). It engages when you come to a complete stop and releases instantly the moment you touch the accelerator.
Safety Fail-Safe: If you leave the car sitting in Auto Brake Hold for a prolonged period (usually around 10 minutes), the vehicle will automatically shift the load to the Electric Parking Brake to prevent the braking system from overheating. Pressing the accelerator will still release it, provided your seatbelt remains buckled.

= Automatic Rain-Sensing Wipers =

To activate the automatic rain-sensing wipers on your Proton X90, you need to physically set the wiper control stalk to the AUTO position.

A: From "O" position, move up towards direction "Auto", the wipers will wipe automatically.
A: From "Auto" move up 1 level (single triangle), the wipers will wipe at low speed.
A: From "Auto" move up 2 levels (double triangle), the wipers will wipe at high speed.
B: From "O" position, move down towards direction "B", the wipers will wipe once.
C: To adjust the sensitivity of the wiper to rain fall.
D: Move the wiper control in direction "D", the wipers will wipe with washer sprays water.

1. Set the Wiper Stalk to AUTO

Locate the Stalk: Find the wiper control lever on the right-hand side of your steering wheel column.
Shift to AUTO: Move the stalk from the OFF position to the AUTO position.
Confirmation: The instrument cluster display will briefly show a notification confirming that the rain sensor is active.

2. Adjust the Rain Sensitivity

You can customize how much water needs to build up on the windshield before the wipers trigger:

Locate the Dial: Use the textured adjustment ring (sensitivity band) located in the middle of the wiper stalk.
Increase Sensitivity: Rotate the ring upward to make the wipers react faster to lighter rain or mist.
Decrease Sensitivity: Rotate the ring downward if you prefer the wipers to wait for heavier rainfall before wiping.

Safety Note: Always push the stalk back to the OFF position before entering an automatic car wash. If left in AUTO, the car wash brushes or water jets will trigger the wipers, which can severely damage the wiper motors and blades.

3. Wiper Speed Deceleration during Parking (auto-slowdown)

You must enable it via the infotainment system. When active, it automatically reduces the speed of the front wipers whenever the vehicle comes to a complete stop (e.g., at traffic lights).

How to Turn ON Auto-Slowdown

On the central multimedia screen, navigate to Vehicle Settings.
Tap Vehicle.
Select Wiper.
Locate the front wiper speed control interface and toggle ON the speed deceleration setting.

How It Acts in Real Time

When Moving: The front wipers will perform at your manually selected continuous speed or the rain-sensor's default rhythm.
When Stopped: As soon as you park or brake to a complete stop, the system automatically drops the speed down one level (e.g., from continuous to intermittent) to reduce blade wear and noise.
Resuming Drive: The wipers instantly return to their original speed setting the moment you step on the accelerator and move.

= Rear Wiper Controls =

If you need to control the rear wiper manually, use the rotary switch at the very tip of the right-hand steering column stalk:

A: Rear wiper will wipe while washer sprays water.
INT: Switch upward. Intermittent wiping mode.
OFF: Center position. Fully deactivates the rear wiper.
ON: Switch downward. Continuous wiping mode.
Washer fluid: Twist and hold the switch all the way up or down to spray washer fluid on the rear window and rear camera lens.

How to Enable Rear Wiper Linkage

To adjust the automatic rear wiper settings on your Proton X90, you must configure the Rear Wiper Linkage Function through the central infotainment screen.

When this feature is enabled, the rear wiper will automatically activate if the front wipers are running and you shift the car into Reverse (R).

Go to the central multimedia display screen.
Open Vehicle Settings.
Select Vehicle.
Tap Wiper.
Toggle the Rear Wiper Linkage Function to ON or OFF according to your preference.

= LED Headlamp System =

The 2026 Proton X90 MC1 retains the same full LED Headlamp System layout as the original model. However, it is crucial to note that Proton completely removed the Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) across all variants of the 2026 MC1 model.

A: Turn to "O" will turn-off all lights
B: Turn to "Auto" will activate automatic lighting function.
C: Turn on Left Side signal light
D: Turn on Right Side signal light
E: Turn on High Beam light
F: Flash the High Beam light once

Because of this change, Intelligent High Beam Control (IHBC) is no longer available, and the high beams must be operated completely manually.

1. Headlamp Stalk Operation Modes

The lighting controls are operated via the lever stalk on the left side of the steering wheel column. Twist the dial at the tip of the stalk to select your mode:

AUTO: Automatically triggers the low-beam headlights and taillights when ambient light drops (e.g., entering tunnels, driving at night, or heavy rain). Available on Prime and Prime X variants.
Position / Parking Lamps: Illuminates the LED daytime running lights (DRLs), taillights, and instrument cluster.
Low Beam Headlamps: Manually overrides the sensors to lock the main low-beam headlights on.
OFF (O): Shuts off all main exterior lighting, leaving only the standard safety LED DRLs active.

2. Manual High Beam Controls

Without the automated camera-based IHBC tracking system:

Flash High Beam: Pull the stalk briefly toward you and release it to flash your high beams.
Continuous High Beam: Push the stalk completely forward (away from you) to keep the high beams running. Pull it back to the center detent to switch back to low beams.

3. Fog Lamps & Welcome Features

Front & Rear Fog Lamps: Controlled using the inner secondary twist ring on the same left stalk.
Follow Me Home: Keep the lighting dial turned to AUTO. The LED headlights will remain powered for a short duration after parking and locking the car to illuminate your pathway.

4. Headlamp Leveling

The headlamp leveling alignment on the Proton X90 is adjusted using a physical manual height adjustment switch (knob) located on the lower dashboard panel to the right of the steering wheel (near your right knee).

As a heavy load or extra passengers lower the rear of the car, the front of the car tilts upward, tilting your LED headlights into the eyes of oncoming drivers. Turning this knob pushes the headlight beams back down toward the road.

The dial features four settings numbered 0 to 3. Set the position according to the current passenger and cargo weight inside your vehicle:

= Electric Folding Side Mirrors =

When the ignition switch is in ACC or ON position:

Rotate the side mirror adjustment switch until the mark "-" points fully upward (refer photo above). The side mirror will be folded.
Rotate the side mirror adjustment switch until the mark "-" points to other position to unfold the side mirror.
L: Rotate to "L" enable adjustment on left mirror, control the knob left/right/up/down for adjustment.
R: Rotate to "R" enable adjustment on left mirror, control the knob left/right/up/down for adjustment.

= Steering Wheel Buttons =

Left Side: Cruise Control Buttons

1: Turn On/Off the Auto Cruise.
2: In "Cruise Control" Mode (1), up/down to adjust cruising speed.
2: In "Speed Limit" Mode (3), up/down to adjust speed limit.
3: Turn On/Off the Speed Limit (range between 30 ~ 200km/h)
4: Press the button to answer / end the Bluetooth call. Press & hold to reject call.
5: Press the button to activate voice recognition (e.g.: Google Assistant)

Right Side: Multi-Control Function Buttons

1: Return to Home (Main Multimedia Interface).
2: Up/down to adjust sound volume.
3: Turn On/Off Mute Mode.
4: Go to next radio station / next file (multimedia mode).
5: Switch between meter instrument / multimedia unit.
6: Switch to sound / audio source.
7: Go to previous radio station / next file (multimedia mode).

= Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) =

How to Check the Tyre Pressure ?

Locate the steering wheel button controls.
Press the "TRIP" button repeatedly to cycle through the digital instrument cluster screens.
Stop pressing once the Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) interface appears.
The display will show the live air pressure and temperature readings for all four individual tyres.

= Set Up Welcome Speech via Android Auto =

Download MacroDroid: Install MacroDroid from the Google Play Store on your Android phone.

Pair Your Phone: Ensure your phone is successfully paired to your Proton X90 via Bluetooth.

Create a New Macro: Open the app, tap Add Macro, and select a Trigger.
Select Connectivity: Choose Connectivity → Bluetooth Event → Device Connected, then select your car's specific Bluetooth name. (e.g. "PROTON")
Add a Delay Action: Tap Action → Date/Time (or Macros) → Wait Before Next Action, and set it to roughly 10 to 12 seconds to allow the head unit and Android Auto to finish connecting.
Add Speech Action: Tap Action again → Device Action → Speak Text.
Type Your Greeting: Enter your custom welcome message (e.g. "Welcome onboard. Fasten your seat belt and we shall depart in a short while.") and save the macro.