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the back button is held for 2
seconds the screen will turn off
Driver Information Display
The Driver Information Display, located at
the top of the instrument cluster.
1. Odometer/Trip Odometer
2. Outside Air Temperature
3. Clock
4. Active Warnings
5. Cruise Control Indicator
6. Automated Transmission & Shift
Indicator Area
7. Header
8. MCS Knob Cue
9. Main Content Window
WARNING
Do not look at the Instrument Cluster
Display for prolonged periods while the
vehicle is moving. Only glance at the
monitor briefly while driving. Failure to
do so can result in the driver not being
attentive to the vehicle’s road position
or situation, which could lead to an ac-
cident and possible death, personal in-
jury or equipment damage.
The display communicates important
vehicle information through a constant
monitoring of systems when any of the
following conditions are met:
• Ignition key in ON or ACC positions
• Ignition timer is active
• The Menu Control Switch (MCS)
button is pushed or spun
(independent of ignition key switch
position)
• Clock alarm sounds
• Driver or passenger door is opened
• Hazard warning lamp switch is ON
• Service brake switch is ON
• Tractor marker lamp switch is ON
• Trailer marker lamp switch is ON
• Low Voltage Display not active
• and the screen has not been put
into "Display Off Mode"
In addition to a blank screen, the following
are menu items and the information
available within each menu selections.
NOTE
Some Driver Information Display func-
tions are only accessible when the ve-
hicle is parked. Other functions are ac-
cessible while the vehicle is moving or
when parked. Each function is identi-
fied in the following descriptions.
Navigation of the system is organized into
three levels of functions. The first level of
organization is identified as "Trunk" level
functions. The second level is identified as
"Branch" level functions. The lowest level
of functions are identified as the "Leaf"
level functions. Some screens will appear
CONTROLS - Driver Information Display
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