BCI One Door Urban Bus 2019 User manual

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One Door Urban Bus
OWNER’S MANUAL
Bus and Coach International Pty Ltd
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Preface
Dear Customer,
We would firstly like to thank you for selecting to purchase one of our Bus and Coach International vehicles and congratulate
you on your wise choice. We believe that you will be impressed by the excellent performance of our products.
The BCI One Door Urban Bus, is well-known for good value, safety and comfortable performance, its advantages are stable
smooth handling, and quiet operation. All models of buses and coaches are produced to meet the needs of public transport,
touring and commercial use.
In this Owner’s Manual, we will be introducing you to all the features and tips on how to best operate and maintain your new
BCI vehicle. Please ensure you read the instructions carefully before putting the vehicle into operation. It is a requirement for
the driver of this vehicle to strictly observe all laws and regulations concerning the operation of vehicles.
We believe our product will provide you with a more comfortable and safe service which will add value to your business.
Please ensure you operate and maintain the vehicle with care and attention. BCI will not be responsible for any loss caused
by improper use of the product. Should you have any doubts about the operating or maintenance of the vehicle, please do
not hesitate to make contact with your Service Agent or Dealer in your area to discuss it.
BCI is always striving for excellence and continues to improve its products and services as a means of offering the best value
for our customers in a very competitive market place. Bus and Coach International Pty Ltd. Reserves the right to make changes
in design and specifications and / or to make additions to, or improvements to this product without obligation to install them
on products previously manufactured.
Bus and Coach International Pty Ltd
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All rights reserved by the Technical Center of Bus & Coach International Pty Ltd
Note: The content of this Owner’s Book is to provide as much relevant information to the Driver as possible. It will also contain
information on factory optional equipment, which may or may not be included in your vehicle
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Table of Contents
Front Cover Page 1
Preface Page 2
Table of Contents Pages 3 - 4
Section 1 - Important Items：
A)
Name Plate Introduction Page 5
B)
Explanation of the Product Warranty - Page 5
C)
Technical Documents Page 5
Section 2 - Technical Specifications：
A)
Main Technical Specifications of the Vehicle Page 6
B)
Main Technical Specifications of the Chassis Assembly ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pages 7 - 8
C)
The Body Structure Pages 8 - 9
Section 3 - Operating Guide：
A)
Driver Seat Adjustment Page 10
B)
Steering Column Adjustment Page 11
C)
Driver Controls Pages 11 - 19
D)
Passenger Door Operating Instructions Page 20
E)
Emergency exits ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 21
F)
Master Control Switch Page 21
Section 4 - Startup and Driving：
A)
Routine Checks Before & After Driving Pages 22 - 23
B)
Checks Before / After Every One-Week Driving ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pages 23 - 24
C)
Checks Before / After Every Two-Weeks Driving Page 24
D)
Startup Engine Page 25
E)
Moving / Driving the Vehicle Pages 25 - 26
F)
Shutting down the Engine Page 26
Section 5 - General Maintenance：
A)
General Knowledge Page 27
B)
Cleaning the Vehicle Page 27
C)
Maintaining the Engine Page 27
D)
Cleaning the Radiator Page 27
E)
Coolant Page 27
F)
Rotation of the Tyres Page 27
G)
Cleaning the Air Filter Page 28
H)
Changing the Air Filter Pages 29 - 30
J) AdBlue tank remote breather filters Page 30
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Table of Contents (continued)
Section 6 - Vehicle Maintenance：
Notice Page 31
A)
First Service Schedule 5000km Pages 31 - 32
B)
Service Schedules Pages 32 - 34
C)
Recommendations for Lubricants Pages 34 - 35
Section 7 - Trouble Shooting：
A)
Chassis Pages 36 – 39
B)
Body Page 39
C)
Electrical Equipment Page 40
Section 8 - Appendix：
CAN Instrument Panel Guide Pages 41 - 48
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Section 1 - Important Items
1A - Name Plate Introduction:
1A.1 - Vehicle Name & Tyre Plates：
The vehicle name plate and the tyre plate are mounted on the left of the front passenger door（figure 1）, the name plate
includes: Bus model, the VIN, the date of manufacture and the manufacturer; the tyre plate includes: tyre type, rim type,
standard tyre pressure and the maximum load.
Figure 1
1A.2 - Chassis VIN Number：
The Chassis Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is located on the off-side surface of the chassis-structure, in front of the
offside front wheel. (see sample figure 2).
1A.3 - Engine Name Plate：
The label for the engine is located on the top of the engine and the stamped engine number is located on the block above
the sump, on the nearside of the bus, towards the back of the engine.
1B - Product Warranty: (Please refer to the BCI Warranty Guide Booklet for further details)
Please ensure all users STRICTLY follow the Operating Instructions of the vehicle so that it is used and maintained correctly.
The BCI body warranty is limited to 150,000km or three years whichever comes first. Other Supplier Warranties such as
engine, transmission and air conditioning etc. will be covered directly by the Supplier’s Warranty and can be taken to a
Supplier’s outlet for rectification.
Please ensure any warranty repairs required are communicated with your selling Dealer. Should a warranty repair not be
able to be carried out at an official BCI Dealership, please ensure an official order number is obtained for the repairs from
your selling Dealership, prior to them being carried out at another service center?
1C - Technical Documents:
Please use this Vehicle Owner’s Book together with the supplied manuals listed below:
Engine User Manual or Service Manual; Allison Shift Selector Operators Manual; A/C User Manual; Audio User Manual
(For further vehicle technical reference documents please go to the BCI Dealer website: bcibus.com.hk)
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Section 2 - Main Technical Specifications
2A - Main Technical Specifications of the Vehicle (All figures quoted are approximate):
2A.1 - Body Dimensions (mm):
Overall L × W × H 12490 * 2495 * 3325
Wheelbase 6460
Front overhang 2750
Rear overhang 3280
Approach angle / departure angle (full load）(°) 8°/8°
2A.2 - Vehicle Mass (kg):
Body Mass (approx)
(Vehicle with 43 seats)
10600
Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) 18000
Maximum axle laden mass（front / rear） 7,500 / 11,000
2A.3 - Performance Parameters:
Maximum Speed （km/h） ≥100
Maximum angle of grade ability (%) ≥25
Minimum diameter of turning (m) ≤22.5
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Section 2 - Main Technical Specifications (continued)
2B - Main Technical Specifications of the Chassis:
2B.1 - Engines:
Model Cummins ISB 6.7 E5 300B
Manufacturer Cummins
Mode and type 6 inline, water cooling, direct injection, turbocharged,
inter cooled electrically controlled diesel engine
Displacement (l) 6.7
Normal rated power / Rotation rate
(kW/(r/min))
221 / 2300
Maximum torque / Rotation rate (Nm/(min)) 1100 / 12-1800
Compression ratio 17.3 ：1
Cylinder diameter × Stroke (mm) 107 * 124
2B.2 - Transmission:
Model: Allison T350R (with retarder for ISB engine) – Diff ratio 5.57
Type: Automatic
Mode of operation: Electronic control
Speed ratio: T350R：First gear：3.487；Second gear：1.846；Third gear：1.409；Fourth gear：1.00；Fifth gear：0.75; Sixth gear：
0.65: Reverse gear：5.026
2B.3 - Tail Shaft Model: Exposed, two universal joints; Universal joint: Rigid cross-shaft needle bearing
2B.4 - Front Axle Model: Fangsheng
Type: “I”-Beam axle + air bag front suspension system, air pneumatic control braking system; Knorr disc brakes.
2B.5 - Rear Axle Model：Fangsheng EQ153
Type: Integrated forged-welded axle housing，full-floating axle shaft.
Final gear ratio: 5.57
Brake type: Air pneumatic control braking system; Knorr disc brakes.
2B.6 - Steering System Type: Model ZF8098
Redirector type: Recirculation ball-type, power steering system
Steering wheel diameter: 450mm, adjustable height and rake
2B.7 - Suspension Type: Air suspension with 2 + 4 air bellows.
Front suspension: Equipped with two airbags, two telescopic shock absorbers and transversal stabilizer.
Rear suspension: Equipped with four airbags, four telescopic shock absorbers and transversal stabilizer.
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Section 2 - Main Technical Specifications (continued)
2B.8 - Wheels and Tyres:
Wheel type: 8.25 × 22.5 standard steel rims (alloys optional)
Tyre specification (front / rear): 275 / 70R22.5
Tyre inflation pressure (front / rear): 850 / 850Kpa (maximum)
2B.9 - Braking:
Service braking type: EBS dual circuit electric & pneumatic braking system; Automatic slack adjusters.
Park brake type: Spring actuated on drive axle
Other: Transmission hydraulic retarder.
2B.10 - Electric equipment:
Circuit system: Single wire system, Negative earth
Circuit voltage: 24V
Alternator: 28V 140A
Storage battery: （12V、150Ah）× 2
Instrument Panel: Combination instrument panel, rated voltage 24V, includes: Odometer, Tachometer, Intelligent signal
processor, Voltage meter, Water thermometer, Oil-pressure gauge, Fuel-level gauge, Air-pressure gauge, Indicators for high
beam lights etc.
2B.11 - Fuel Tank: Capacity 250（Litres）approximately
2B.12 – AD Blue Tank: Capacity 35 (Litres) approximately
2C - Body Structure:
2C.1 - Structure type: Monocoque Body Frame
2C.2 - Structure of the Vehicle Body:
The structure of the vehicle body is fully welded and made with Australian Standard high tensile galvanized steel tube. The
main components of the framework have been treated after welding to ensure their antirust properties.
2C.3 - Interior finish:
The interior of the bus has a light airy feel with a glossy light grey Formica for easy clean and durable finish for City Bus
applications. The sides are also a glossy light grey Formica for easy clean and durable finish. The floor is covered with
a heavy-duty vinyl.
2C.4 - Vehicle doors:
Easy access aluminum frames and panels
2C.5 - Vehicle windows:
The front windscreen is laminated glass; the side windows are 5mm thick toughened glass with a dark grey tint. All glass is
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fully bonded to the body.
Section 2 - Main Technical Specifications (continued)
2C.6 - Seats:
Driver seat: GSX3000 (August 2014 onwards), with right hand control & 3-point safety belts.
Passenger seats (43): All seats are approved for public transportation and are available in fixed back, reclining or metro
configurations with two types of seat belts.
2C.7 - Interior trim:
The following items can be found inside the vehicle:
Driver’s side sun visor, electric front windshield sun visor, interior rear-view mirror
Electrical devices: Driver’s microphone, FM/AM /CD, 12v lighter jack, CD/Radio/PA.
2C.8 - Air Conditioning System:
Type：TK (Standard), otherwise please refer to the relevant A/C operator’s manual
Optional: Thermoking – Full climate control with integrated cooling & heating.
Heating：Floor heaters (optional)
Defrost：Water heating defrost。
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Figure 3A1
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Section 3 - Operating Guide
3A – GSX3000 Driver’s seat – used from August 2014 (figure 3A):
(Extract from GSX3000 operating instruction)
1)
Seat Angle Adjustment - pull the handle upwards and use body weight
to adjust the seat angle.
2)
Seat Cushion Adjustment – pull the handle upwards and adjust as
required.
3)
Express Lowering Valve – press the button to quickly release all the
air in the seat. .(Note: After releasing air, you MUST press the button
again for the seat to operate)
4)
Adjustable shock – slide the handle to infinitely adjust the shock per
occupant’s preference.
5)
Height adjustment – pull or push to adjust the seat height.
6)
Seat Back Angle Adjustment – pull the handle up, apply force on the
seat back to adjust to desired position and release handle to lock.
7)
Lumbar Adjustment – press the buttons to individually inflate or deflate
the upper and lower area of the back rest.
8)
Fore / Aft Adjustment – pull the lever up, slide the seat forward or rearward
to desired location and release the handle.
9)
Armrest Adjustment – turn the knob to adjust the armrest to desired location,
stow away when not required.
10)
Seat Heater – press the button to turn ON or OFF the seat heater.
9 10
6
1
7
2
5
4
3 8
Figure 3A
Attention：For safety reasons, NEVER attempt to adjust the Driver’s Seat whilst the vehicle is in motion.
3A.1 – ISRI 6860-875 Driver’s seat (figure 3A1):
(Extract from ISRI Seat Brochure)
1)
Belt adjustment
2)
Armrest adjustment
3)
Backrest adjustment
4)
Shoulder adjustment
5)
Seat climate control
6)
Integrated pneumatic system (IPS)
7)
Height adjustment (+ memory)
8)
Vertical shock absorber (adjustable)
9)
Quick release 13
1
Attention：For safety reasons, NEVER attempt to adjust the Driver’s Seat whilst the vehicle is in motion.
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
3B - Steering column adjustment (figure 4):
3B.1 - Steering Rake adjustment (located at left side of steering wheel), turn knob 1
anti-clockwise, adjust steering wheel rake to the desired position, then turn
knob clockwise to lock.
3B.2 - Steering Height adjustment (located at right side of steering wheel), turn knob
anti-clockwise, adjust steering wheel height to the desired position, then turn
knob clockwise to lock.
Attention:
NEVER attempt to adjust the steering column whilst the vehicle is in motion.
2
Figure 4
3C - Driver’s controls (figure 5)
4
1)
Steering wheel / horn buttons 5
2)
Headlight & direction indicator stalk 3
3)
Windscreen wiper & retarder stalk 6
4)
Combination instrument panel (CAN) 2 7
5)
Dash display controls
6)
Drivers switches 1 8
7)
Transmission control
8)
Door control
9)
Park brake
Figure 5
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3C.1 – Steering wheel horn buttons (figure 6):

The horn buttons are located towards the center of the
steering wheel.

To sound the horn press down either button as
highlighted
Figure 6
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
3C.2 - Headlight & direction indicator control stalk (figure 7):
This is located on the left side of the steering column.
Figure 7
OFF
Both high beam headlight and side lights are turned off.
This is the vehicle marker lights. Rotate the handle clockwise to the sign position, all the side lights, instrument
lamp and outline marker lamps turn on.
This is the headlights. Rotate the stalk continuously clockwise to the sign position, the headlights, the marker lights,
the instrument lamps turn on. To change over to the high beam and low beam lamps: push the stalk down, then
the low beam lamp will turn on; pull the stalk back to normal (middle) position and the high beam lamp will turn on.
Pull the stalk upwards, move up and down and the lights will flash, in this position the stalk is spring loaded and will
return to normal position when released.
This is the turn signal indicator sign. Move the lever away to engage right turn signal; move the lever closer to
engage left turn signal.
(Red button） Hazard indicator switch: Push the red button on the end of the indicator stalk, switch to turn the
hazards on and off.
3C.3 - Windscreen wiper & retarder stalk (figure 8):
1)
The windscreen wiper and the retarder operating stalk is located
on the right side of the steering wheel.
2)
Rotate the stalk to operate the wiper:

OFF: Stop wiping

INT: Intermittent wiping

LO: Wiping at a low speed

HI: Wiping at a high speed
Figure 8
3)
To spray water on the screen, press the end of the stalk inwards, the wipers will automatically start in the low speed and
will automatically turn off a few seconds after the button is released.
4)
The retarder has three positions:
0= Off、1= 33%、2= 66%、3= 100%.
This control will only work if the power switch is in the ‘ON’ position
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
3C.4 - Instrument panel map (figures 9a to 9c):
3C4.1 Instrument panel map (figure 9a):
1)
Tachometer
2)
Warning lamps
3)
Speedometer
4)
Battery voltage
5)
Oil pressure gauge
6)
Option menu
7)
TFT color screen
8)
Coolant temperature gauge
9)
Fuel gauge
Figure 9a
3C4.1.1 Instrument panel map (figure 9b):
10)
Additional camera plug
11)
Camera 1 plug (rear door) 10 13
12)
Power CAN plug
13)
Camera 2 plug (mid door)
14)
Camera 3 plug (reverse)
15)
Programmer plug
Figure 9b
11
12
3C4.2 - Instrument panel display (figure 9c):
1)
Air pressure 1
2)
Main interface.
3)
Gear
4)
Air pressure 2
1 2 3 4
5)
Time
6)
Date
7)
Urea indicator
8)
Total km
9)
Trip km
See Appendix for CAN Operating Guide
Figure 9c
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
3C.5 – Dash switch, button and indicator functions (figure 10): 2
1)
Passenger alight (blue)
2)
Toggle for rearview mirrors
3)
Destination unit
4)
Interior LED saloon lights
5)
Driver’s light switch
6)
Front screen demister switch
7)
Sunblind switch
8)
Driver reading light switch
9)
Air horn / electric horn
10)
Kneeling switch
1
3
Figure
Dash switch, button and indicator functions:
3C.5.1 Passenger alight indicator:
This blue light when ON notifies the Driver that passengers wish to alight the vehicle
3C.5.2 Toggle for rearview mirrors:
Toggle left or right to adjust either nearside or offside mirror position
3C.5.3 Destination unit (Please refer to destination SD Controller Guide):
3C.5.4 Interior saloon light switch (2 stage high/low):
Press down the lower end to turn the lamps on low, press again to turn the lamps on high; press down
the upper end to switch the lamps off
3C.5.5 Driver’s light switch：
Press down the lower end to connect the power, press down the upper end to turn off the power.
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
Dash switch, button and indicator functions (continued)
3C.5.6 Windscreen demister switch:
The middle position is for the low flow rate; press down upper end to turn off the power; and press down
lower end for high flow rate.
Up = Off; Middle = low speed ; Down = high speed
3C.5.7 Electric blind switch：
For the offside blind, press down the upper end, the blind moves up; press down the lower end, the
blind moves down.
3C.5.8
3C.5.9
3C.5.10
Rearview mirror defrost switch：
Press down the lower end to connect the power, confirm the light is on. The rearview mirror
defrost is operational; press down the upper end to turn off the power.
Air horn / Electric horn switch：
Press down the lower end to use the air horn; press down upper end to use the electric horn
Kneeling switch:
Press down to activate the vehicle kneeling function, this lowers the vehicle to allow easy access
for passengers entering the vehicle.
3C6 – Driver’s console switch, button and indicator functions (figure 11):
1)
Cruise Adjuster / Idle Adjuster
2 3 4
5
2)
Cruise Control Switch
3)
Engine Diagnostic Switch
4)
AC power switch
5)
Transmission Failure / Oil Alarm
6)
EBS Alarm (Y) / EBS Failure Indicator (R)
7)
ASR Indicator / Disabled Ramp Indicator
8)
Kneeling switch
9)
Vehicle raise / lower switch
10)
Kneeling reset switch
11)
Open / Close Door Buttons
12)
Transmission Control
1
6
7
8
9
Figure 11
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12
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
Driver’s console; switch, button and indicator functions:
3C6.1 Cruise Adjuster：The two switches work together to set the cruise control function. Cruise
control can without the driver having to apply the accelerator pedal, accelerate or decelerate
the vehicle at the touch of a switch; it also adjusts and maintains the same driving speed. Can
be used for speeds between：48km/h to 100km/h。
Fast Idle Speed ：Turn cruise control on and then adjust idle speed up by pushing top of switch.
Press either switch again to return to standard idle speed
3C6.2 Start-up Cruise Control: Turn on the cruise control, and then the cruise system is ready for
setting. Press the top of the Cruise Set / Resume-Coast / Accelerate Switch when the vehicle
is at the desired speed, and then release. The vehicle will then maintain its current speed
e.g. if the switch is pressed at 80km/h, the vehicle will maintain a speed of 80km/h
3C6.2.1 Resume the last saved driving speed：
If the driver has recently disengaged the cruise control by applying the brake pedal, pressing the “RESUME”
position of cruise set / resume-coast / accelerate switch will re-engage the cruise control and resume the last
driving speed.
3C6.2.2 Quick speed-ups:
To increase the vehicles speed, without using the accelerator, the driver simply has to press the “accelerate” of the
Cruise Set / Resume Switch. The cruise control must be turned on and the vehicles speed to be over 50km/h in
order for this function to work. Every time the “accelerate” switch is pressed or clicked the vehicles speed will
increase by 1.6km/h.
3C6.2.3 Quick speed-downs:
To decrease the vehicles speed, without using the accelerator, the driver simply has to press the “Coast” of the
Cruise Set / Resume Switch. The cruise control must be turned on & the vehicles speed to be over 50km/h in order
for this function to work. Every time the “coast” switch is pressed or clicked the vehicles speed will decrease by
1.6km/h.
Cruise controls disengage: The cruise control will disengage as soon as you depress the brake pedal.
ATTENTION：PLEASE, FOR THE SAFETY OF PASSENGERS AND PERSONNEL, DO NOT DRIVE THE
VEHICLE WITH CRUISE CONTROL FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME
3C.6.3 Engine Diagnostic switch：
This switch is used for checking whether the engine has any problem.
(Please refer to the engine manual for further information)
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
3C.6 – Driver’s console switch, button and indicator functions (continued):
3C.6.4 A/C power switch:
To turn on this switch, press down the lower end; the A/C controller panel can then be operated
3C.6.5 Transmission failure alarm / Oil level alarm:
The top indicator is a transmission failure alarm and the driver MUST stop the vehicle; the bottom
indicator is an oil low warning and the oil level should be checked for continuing with journey
3C.6.6 EBS alarm (Y) / EBS failure indicator (R):
The yellow indicator when on is notification that there may be a problem and that the vehicle needs to
be taken to a service centre. When the red indicator is on, the driver MUST stop the vehicle and have
the problem resolved, before the vehicle is driven any further.
3C.6.7 ASR indicator / Disabled ramp indicator:
When the top indicator is on the ASR is on; the bottom indicator shows the disabled ramp is in an open
position.
3C.6.8 Kneeling switch:
Press down to activate the vehicle kneeling function, this lowers the vehicle to allow easy access
for passengers entering the vehicle.
3C.6.9 Vehicle body raise / lower switch:
There are three positions - high, normal and lower for the body height, which correspond with the
switch position: upper end down, middle, and lower end down. For normal operating conditions, the
switch is set to the middle position.
3C.6.10 Kneeling reset switch:
Press down switch-the vehicle body return to the normal height
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
3C.11 Open / Close Passenger Doors (internally):
Press the red button to open the door, or the green button to close the door.
3C.12 - Transmission operating panel (figure 12):–
Please refer to the Allison T-series Operators Manual
1)
Digital display*
2)
Reverse gear
3)
Neutral position
4)
Forward gear
5)
Mode indicator (LED). The mode is in economy while the light is on
Figure 12
1
5
6)
Button for economic mode and power mode, and the default setting is power mode
7 + 8) Push switches simultaneously to enter diagnostic mode and fluid check.
*NOTE: The first number displayed is the highest forward range available and
the second number is the range attained in a selected position. Visually check
to confirm range selected, if the display is flashing, the shift is inhibited
NOTE: TO SELECT FORWARD OR REVERSE GEAR, THE FOOT BRAKE MUST BE DEPRESSED.
3C.13 - Park Brake Control (figure 13):
The Park Brake control is located within easy reach on the driver’s side console.
1)
To release the park brake, lift the round collar and move the lever forward (both
are spring loaded).
2)
To apply the park brake, pull the lever back until it locks into position (if the lever
springs forward it is not locked in position and the brakes are not applied). Try
again until the lever is locked in the rear position.
3C.14 – USB Ports (figure 14):
Figure 13
Figure 14
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
3D - Overhead instruments (above Driver) (figure 15):
Figure 15
Radio
AC control unit
3D.1 - Overhead Radio (figure 15a):
Please refer to appropriate Operating instruction
Figure 15a
3D.2 - A/C control panel (optional) (figure 15b):
Thermoking ClimaAIRE II
1)
Digital display
2)
Thermostat control
3)
Air mode
4)
Speed
5)
Mode setting
6)
Display temperatures
7)
Power on / off
1
2
Figure 15b
3D.3 - Destination Sign Central Controlling Device:
Function of the Keys: ( figure 16)
1)
Function Selecting
2)
Cancel and Return
3)
Page up
4)
Page down
5)
Shift Up / Down
6)
Trigger SOS
7)
SD card interface
8)
Photosensitive Probe
9)
Direction indicator
Note: Please refer to the appropriate Center Controlling Manual for
more detailed information
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Section 3 - Operating Guide (continued)
3E - Passenger Door Operating Instructions:
3E.1 - Open and closing the passenger doors, while the driver is INSIDE the vehicle
The driver can operate the passenger doors (All Doors) via the passenger door control buttons located on the side
console (Refer to 3C.11 above).
3E.1.1 - Open and closing the passenger doors, while the driver is OUTSIDE the vehicle
The driver can operate the front passenger doors by unlocking the doors (figure 17a) and then pressing the open/close
buttons (figure 17b) which are located outside the vehicle on the bottom right-hand side of the doors.
Figure
17b
3E.2 - Passenger door EMERGENCY operation:
3E.2.1 – Internally: Use the emergency exit valves (figure 18) – These are located above the passenger door; rotate
clockwise to release the air pressure in the door and then pull / push the door open.
Figure 18
3E.2.2 – Externally: Emergency exit valves (figures 18a & 18b) – These are located under the label attached to front of the
vehicle. Rotate the handle to release the air pressure and then pull / push the door open.
Figure 18a
Figure 18b
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