Iveco WAY RANGE User manual

QUICK START GUIDE
IVECO WAY RANGE
QUICK START GUIDE

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Dear driver,
Your vehicle has been designed in accordance with the latest ergonomic findings, in order to provide you with a roomy, inviting, and safe workplace.
This quick start guide provide you with an introduction to and explanation of the most important operating elements and functions you will use during your work day.
We hope you have a good trip!
Your IVECO Team
QUICK START GUIDE FOR DRIVERS
NOTE This manual does not replace the operating manual with complete explanations and safety information which is included with every vehicle, and which is available from any IVECO
partner.

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▪PRE-DRIVING CHECKS PAGE 4
▪ADJUSTING THE STEERING WHEEL PAGE 5
▪ADJUSTING THE DRIVER’S SEAT PAGE 6…8
▪ADJUSTING THE PASSENGER’S SEAT PAGE 7
▪STARTING THE ENGINE PAGE 10
▪INSTRUMENT PANEL PAGE 11…12
▪IDEOGRAMS PAGE 13…14
▪OPERATING ELEMENTS ON THE STEERING WHEEL PAGE 15…16
▪OP. EL. ON THE EDGE OF THE INSTRUMENT PANEL PAGE 17
▪OP. EL. ON THE CENTRE CONSOLE (TOP) PAGE 18
▪OP. EL. ON THE CENTRE CONSOLE (BOTTOM) PAGE 19
▪ADJUSTING THE MIRROR PAGE 20
▪BATTERY DISCONNECT SWITCH PAGE 21
▪HI-TRONIX GEAR PAGE 22
▪QUICK MENU PAGE 24
▪ROCKING MODE PAGE 25
CONTENTS
▪ECOROLL PAGE 26…27
▪ENGINE BRAKE AND INTARDER - DIESEL ENGINE PAGE 28
▪SPEED LIMITER - SL PAGE 29
▪CRUISE CONTROL-CC PAGE 30…31
▪DOWNHILL TRAVEL AID GAP (FOR CRUISE CONTROL) PAGE 32
▪AUTOMATIC EMERGENCY BRAKING SYSTEM (AEBS) PAGE 33…34
▪ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL –ACC PAGE 35…37
▪GPS-CONTROLLED CRUISE CONTROL (HI-CRUISE) PAGE 38
▪ANTI-ROLL-BACK (ARB / HILL HOLDER) PAGE 39
▪AIR SUSPENSION PAGE 40…43
▪LANE DEPARTURE WARNING SYSTEM (LDWS) PAGE 44
▪ANTI-IDLING PAGE 45
▪CENTRAL LOCKING (REMOTE CONTROL) PAGE 46
▪INFOTAINMENT PAGE 47…51
▪VOICE CONTROL SETUP (DRIVER PAL) PAGE 52…54
▪MY IVECO EASY WAY APP PAGE 55…57
▪CUSTOMER SERVICE PAGE 58

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The following must be checked every time before driving:
1Motor oil level (only possible after the engine has been shut off for at least
30 minutes)
2Coolant level (on the passenger side)
3Windscreen wiper fluid level
4Power steering oil level
The following must be checked weekly:
5Hydraulic oil level in the clutch (manual transmission)
6Air dryer function
7Radiator grille for contamination
8Wheel lugs for firm fit
9Tires and wheels for proper condition and air pressure
The following must be checked every six months:
10 Pollen filter for contamination
11 Drain air tanks
The following must be checked annually:
12 Battery liquid level (positioned on the side or back, depending on the model)
PRE-DRIVING CHECKS

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The steering wheel is adjusted pneumatically via a button on the floor of the driver’s side, located in the floor panel in front of
the steering column.
▪Grip the steering wheel with both hands while holding down the button and move it to the desired position.
▪Then release the button.
STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT
General specifications
The steering wheel can slip while driving:
- Only carry out the process with the vehicle stopped and the parking brake applied, and
ensure that the steering wheel is secured appropriately.
If the specification is not complied with, there is a significant health risk and the risk of
serious vehicle damage.

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The seat can be adjusted as follows:
Adjustment in the longitudinal direction
▪Pull up the lever (1) to unlock the driver’s seat and push it freely forward or back; release
the lever, thereby locking it in the desired position.
Horizontal seat suspension
▪The control lever (2) of the horizontal pneumatic damper can (optionally) activate or
deactivate the horizontal isolator to absorb longitudinal impacts.
▪Lever in right position: Isolator activated
▪Lever in left position: Isolator deactivated
Adjustment of the seat back rest
▪Pull the lever (7) all the way to adjust the tilt of the back rest. Release the handle to block
the back rest in the desired tilt.
▪Shoulder adjustment(8) (optional) of the back rest: If you push the button on the top of the
lever (7), you can adjust the shoulder area of the back rest to the desired position.
Seat tilt
▪You can press the grip (5) to adjust the tilt of the seat.
ADJUSTING THE DRIVER’S SEAT
General specifications: The seat may only be adjusted when the vehicle is stopped;
afterwards, you must ensure that the seat has snapped into the desired position. If the
specification is not complied with, there is a significant health risk and the risk of
serious vehicle damage.
Adjusting the seat height
▪Pull the lever (6) up to lift the seat upward.
▪Push the lever (6) down to lower the seat. The higher the seat is lifted, the longer the spring
deflection will be. The hardness can be adjusted via the controller for “adjusting the seat
damper”.
Adjusting the seat damper (optional)
▪Pull the lever (11) up for softer suspension. Push the lever (11) down for harder
suspension. Continuous adjustment.
Lowering the seat (quickly venting air)
▪Press the button (4) down to move the seat to the lowest position. This makes it easier to
get in and out.

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Comfort seat
Heating and ventilation system
▪The switch (9) on the left is used to choose between heating or ventilation
0 = Heating and ventilation off | 1 =Heating on | 2 =Ventilation on
▪The switch (9) on the right side is used to adjust the heating or ventilation setting. There are three available settings: high,
medium, and low.
ADJUSTING THE DRIVER’S SEAT
General hazard: Please observe the general specifications for using the comfort seat
provided in the operating manual.

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Adjusting the lumbar support (optional)
▪Push the button (10 bottom) forward to blow up the bottom air chamber in the lumbar support and push it back to
vent it.
▪Push the button (10 middle) forward to blow up the top air chamber in the lumbar support and push it back to vent it.
▪Push the button (10 top ) forward to blow up the side support air chambers in the lumbar support and push it back to
vent them.
ADJUSTING THE DRIVER’S SEAT
General hazard: Please observe the general specifications for using the comfort seat
provided in the operating manual.

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Passenger’s seat
This seat can be adjusted as follows:
Adjusting the backrest
▪When the lever (1) is pulled up, the backrest is unlocked and can be adjusted to the desired position; when it is released,
the backrest is locked in the desired position.
Adjustment in the longitudinal direction
▪When the lever (2) is pulled up, the seat is unlocked and can be adjusted forwards and backwards; release the lever to
lock the seat in the desired position.
ADJUSTING THE PASSENGER’S SEAT
NOTE: The seat with air suspension is also available as special equipment for passengers as well.
It is like the driver’s seat, with the exception of the venting function. A rotating passenger’s seat is
also available as special equipment.

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Starting the engine at outdoor temperatures over 10 °C
▪Before starting the vehicle/engine, insert the remote control / key in the relevant slot (1) with the designation of the
electronic key. Wait until the LED on the ENGINE START/ STOP button (2) changes colours from ORANGE to GREEN
(confirmation of successful detection of the electronic key).
▪To switch on the ignition, briefly press ENGINE START / STOP.
▪To start the engine, press ENGINE START / STOP and depress the brake pedal at the same time.
▪After the engine has been started, press ENGINE START / STOP again to stop it.
For starting the engine at below 10°C, see the “Before winter” section of the operating manual in the “Planned
maintenance” chapter
STARTINGTHE ENGINE
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Control instruments
1Cruise control with LCD display
2Indicator lights
3LCD display
4Speedometer with LCD display
5Multifunction button:
▪Press > 2 seconds to adjust the brightness of the display (3)
6Engine coolant temperature
7Fuel level indicator
8Multifunction button:
▪Press briefly < 2 seconds to switch from total kilometres to trip mileage
▪Long press > 2 seconds deletes trip mileage
INSTRUMENT PANEL
General specifications. The driver is obligated to ensure that the conditions necessary
for their own safety and the safety of other road users are always fulfilled. If the
specification is not complied with, there is a significant health risk and the risk of
serious vehicle damage
NOTE: When the lights are switched on and the vehicle is moving backwards, the brightness of
the instrument panel is reduced in order to reduce reflections on the side window.

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Indicator lights
1Electronic Stability Control (ESC): A flashing light
indicates interference by the system. When the light is
switched on, this indicates a fault in the system.
2Left blinker
3Seat belts: When the light is switched on, this indicates
that the belt is not worn when the vehicle is stopped.
When the light is flashing, accompanied by an acoustic
alarm, this indicates that the belt is not worn when
the vehicle is moving.
4Exhaust aftertreatment: When the light is switched on, this
informs the driver of the quantity, quality and abnormal
consumption of AdBlue®, as well as a fault in the emissions
control system.
5On Board Diagnose (OBD): Fault indicator
(warning light)
6Exterior lighting
7Auxiliary headlight
8High beam
9General fault / malfunction indicator
10 General alarm indicator
INSTRUMENT PANEL
11 Fog lights
12 Rear fog lamps
13 Power take-off switched on
14 Instrument panel failure
15 Right blinker
16 Immobiliser activated: When the light is
switched on, this indicates that the system is
activated.
17 Differential lock activated
18 Parking brake activated
19 Hazard warning flashers (flash when switched
on)w
20 Fault in the braking system
21 Engine brake: An activated light
indicates the activation of the system. A flashing light indicates a fault in the system.
22 Intarder: A flashing light indicates that the system must be activated. When the light is switched on, this
indicates that the system is active.
23 Fault in the air suspension
24 Third axle lifted
25 Starting aid
26 Rearview mirror heating
27 LDWS deactivated (if provided)
28 Fault or warning in the tachograph

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IDEOGRAMS
REFERENC
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IDEOGRAM
COLOUR
DESCRIPTION
1 yellow
ESC.
A flashing light indicates interferenceby
the system.
Whenthe light is switched on, this
indicates a fault in the system.
2 green
Left blinker.
The indicatorlight switches on when the
control leveron the steering wheel is
pushed to the left.
Warningflashers.
The indicator light switches on alongside
the light for the right blinker when the
warning flasher button is pressed.
3 red
Seat belt (driver’s side).
Whenthe light is switched on, this
indicates that the belt is not worn when the
vehicle is stopped.
When the light is flashing,accompaniedby
an acoustic alarm, this indicates that the
belt is not worn when the vehicle is
moving.
4 yellow
Inducement.
When the light is switched on, this informs
the driver of the quantity, quality and
abnormalconsumption of
AdBlue®
liquid,
as well as a fault in the emissions control
system.
5 yellow
EOBDII / MIL (European On
Board Diagnostic / Malfunction
Indicator Lamp) warning light.
Whenthe ignition key is inserted, the
control light is illuminated; however, it
should go out again after the engine is
started.
If the light is flashing while the engine is
running, this indicates an operational fault
in one or more components/sub
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systemsof
the engine.
The indicator light goes out once the
malfunctionis corrected,but the system
saves the message.
6 green
Exterior lighting.
Whenthe light is switched on, this
indicates activation.
7 yellow
NOT AVAILABLE
-
6 Blue
High beam.
Whenthe light is switched on, this
indicates activation.
9 STOP red
General fault / malfunction
indicator.
-
10 yellow
General alarm indicator.
-
REFERENCE IDEOGRAM COLOUR DESCRIPTION
11 green
Fog lights.
Whenthe light is switched on, this indicates
activation.
12 yellow
Rear fog lamps.
13 yellow
Power take
-off (PTO).
Whenthe light is switched on, this indicates
that the system is active.
14 red
Malfunction
Instrumentpanel.
Whenthe light is active, this indicatesa fault
in the instrument panel.
15 green
Right blinker.
The indicatorlight switches on when the
control lever on the steering wheel is pushed
up.
Warningflashers.
The indicator light switches on alongside the
light for the left blinker when the warning
flasher button is pressed.
16 yellow
NOT AVAILABLE
-
17 yellow
Differentiallock engaged.
Whenthe light is switched on, this indicates
that the system is active.
18 red
Emergency brake.
Whenthe light is switched on, this indicates
that the system is active.
19 red
Warningflashers.
Whenthe light is switched on, this indicates
activation.
20 red
Braking system fault.
When the light is switched on, this indicates a
fault in the system.
21 yellow
Engine brake.
Whenthe light is switched on, this indicates
that the system is active.
A flashinglight indicatesa fault in the system.
22 yellow
Intarder.
A flashing lightindicates that the system must
be activated.
Whenthe light is switched on, this indicates
that the system is active.

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IDEOGRAMS
REFERENCE IDEOGRAM COLOUR DESCRIPTION
23 yellow
Air suspension
malfunction.
If the control light remains activated,this means the
ECAS is not in driving position (the vehicle has lifted or
lowered the axle). When the control light is switched off,
the ECAS is in driving position.
24 yellow
Lifting of the lift axle.
When the light is switched on, this indicates that the
system is active.
25 yellow
Starting aid.
26 yellow
Rearview mirrorheating.
When the light is switched on, this indicates that the
system is active.
27 yellow
LDWS (if available).
A flashing light indicates interference by the system.
Whenthe light is switched on continuously, thisindicates
deactivation.
28 yellow
Tachographmalfunction
or warning.
Whenthe light is switched on, this indicates a fault in the
system.

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Operating elements on the steering wheel
The operating elements (if provided) for the display, phone, to activate the cruise control and adaptive cruise control –ACC are placed on the visible/top side of the steering
wheel. The operating elements for using the radio (if provided) can be felt on the non-visible, bottom side of the steering wheel.
OPERATING ELEMENTS ON THE STEERING WHEEL
NOTE: The descriptions apply to the steering wheel with the most extensive equipment.
Also please read the manual for your specific vehicle model.
Operating elements on left side
1Access informational screens or sub-menus in the main menu, or leave the main
menu.
2Scroll up in the main menu / sub-menus.
3Access informational screens or sub-menus in the main menu.
4Scroll down in the main menu / sub-menus.
5Confirm a menu selection.
6Receive a telephone call.
7Phone hands-free device / activate the voice recognition function.
8End a telephone call on the hands-free device.
Operating elements on the right side
1SL speed limiter
2SET+ for the functions ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control) and CC (Cruise Control).
3RESUME function ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control).
4SET–for the functions ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control) and CC (Cruise Control).
5ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control).
6Quick Menu 1.
7Quick Menu 2.
8“Back” to the last process.

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Rear operating element on the left side
Car radio operating element for broadcaster search:
▪The (1) button starts the broadcaster search. While audio is being played from USB devices or devices connected via
Bluetooth, then the button can be pressed briefly to switch to the previous / next title, or can be pressed for longer to
fast forward or reverse. In radio mode, pressing the button briefly allows the user to switch to the previous/next
frequency, while pressing it for longer activates the “Auto Scan” function.
Rear operating element on the right side
Car radio operating element for volume regulation:
▪Briefly press the (2) button to increase / reduce the volume. The user can press the button for longer to quickly
increase/reduce the volume.
Rear centre button
Right side - mute function (activation/deactivation):
▪The user can press the centre button (3) to mute / restore the volume or pause / continue playing from USB devices or
devices connected via Bluetooth.
Left side - button to switch the source:
▪The user can press the middle button (4) briefly to change the source.
OPERATING ELEMENTS ON THE STEERING WHEEL
NOTE: The descriptions apply to the steering wheel with the most extensive equipment.
Also please read the manual for your specific vehicle model.
Information on operating the radio correctly is provided in the manual.

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Operating elements on the left side of the instrument panel
1Headlights behind the driver’s cab (only tractor trailer)
2Auxiliary headlights on the roof of the cab (if available)
3Fog lights
4Rear fog lamps
5Light switch (knob)
OPERATING ELEMENTS ON THE EDGE OFTHE INSTRUMENT PANEL
Operating elements on the right side of the instrument panel
1Night light function. (*)
2Activation / deactivation ESC / ASR
3Rocking mode function (Hi-Tronix transmission)
4Release the driver's cab tilting device
5Block the differential gear.
(*) To improve the view, the instrument panel is switched off when this button is
pressed (except the TFT display), while the infotainment screen is dampened at the same
time to avoid reflections on the side windows and provide a better view of the rear view
mirror.

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Operating elements on the edge of the dashboard
1Automatic transmission: “Drive” button.
2Automatic transmission: “Neutral” button.
3Automatic transmission: “Reverse” button.
OPERATING ELEMENTS ON THE CENTRE CONSOLE (TOP)
NOTE: The positions and availability of buttons can vary depending on the equipment. Further
information is available in the Infotainment system manual.
4Mount for the remote control with key detection to start the engine.
5Button to start/stop the engine
6Confirmation LED for successful detection of the electronic key, indicated when
the colour switches from ORANGE to GREEN.
Operating elements on the centre console (top)
1Lowering of the auxiliary axle
2Lifting of the lift axle
3The following switches may be available as an alternative: ECAS switch for the
second stage of self-levelling (only for full air suspension models). ECAS switch for
self-levelling
4TGC electric (battery disconnect switch) / TGC with ADR
5Front work lights
6Pneumatic signal horns
7Electric roof hatch
8Free
9Hill holder
10 Free
11 Switch
Cab heating / auxiliary heating:
▪Top: Cabin heating
▪bottom: Engine block heater
▪Not pressed: Cab and engine block heater (provided
for 6 kW water heater)
12 Activation/deactivation of the reverse warning buzzer (two volume levels)
13 Deactivation of volume, mute
14 Infotainment system display
15 Return to the previous page / previous process
16 Volume controller / Power button to switch off the screen and deactivate the
sound.
12 “Tune / scroll”
(Broadcaster search). Turn the
controller clockwise to increase the
radio broadcaster frequency, or
anti-clockwise to reduce it. Press
the “Enter / Browse” button (Send /
search) to make a selection.
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1Parking brake lever.
2Switch to deactivate the LWDS (lane departure warning indicator system)
3Switch to release activation of the tail lift (optional).
4Hazard flasher switch.
5Air conditioning unit operating elements.
6“ECAS” starting aid switch.
7Switch for lifting the third axle of the tractor trailer (optional).
8Power take-off switch (PTO) 1.
9Power take-off switch (PTO) 2.
10 Power take-off switch (PTO) 3.
11 Switch for heated windscreen (optional).
12 Switch for auxiliary water heater (optional).
13 Switch for heating the fuel tank (optional).
14 Free.
15 Free.
16 Free.
OPERATING ELEMENTS ONTHE CENTRE CONSOLE (BOTTOM)

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Adjusting the external rear view mirror
Press the (1) button to turn the mirror to the correct alignment in four basic settings (up, down, left, right).
To select the mirror to be adjusted, press the (2) button.
To activate central locking of the doors, press the (3) button.
Activation of the locking mechanism is indicated when the LED (4) is switched on.
If provided, the mirror symbols are shown on the display (for a maximum of 10 seconds after the last button was pressed) by
the mirror selected for adjustment being highlighted. The setting sequence for the mirrors selected for adjustment when
pressing the (2) button is as follows:
▪Left main mirror;
▪Left wide angle mirror;
▪Right main mirror;
▪Right wide angle mirror
ADJUSTINGTHE MIRROR