CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
9. Fluorescent lighting
Push down rocker switch to turn on the interior
fluorescent lights, located under parcel racks. Use
of these lights should be avoided when engine is
not running.
10. Reading lamps
Reading lamps are controlled by two (2) different
switches. Push down this rocker switch to
energize the whole reading lamp circuit. Individual
lamps can then be activated by each passenger
using the switch incorporated in lamp body.
Reading lamps are mounted under parcel racks.
11. Dome lights
Push down rocker switch to turn on the aisle
dome lights located on front of parcel racks.
12. Kneeling/Hi-Buoy control switch (Optional)
Kneeling: Momentarily push down rocker switch
to lower the front end of coach 4 inches (100
mm), and up to return the coach to normal driving
height. See page 3-3 for system description.
Hi-Buoy: Push up and hold rocker switch to raise
the front end of the coach or both front and rear
ends (depending on option) 4 inches (100 mm).
Release the rocker switch to return the coach to
normal driving height. See page 3-3 for system
description.
13. Galley power switch (Optional)
Push down rocker switch to energize the galley's
electrical circuit.
14. Microphone jack
Driver’s P.A. system microphone jack (see page
2-18 for details).
15. L.H. outside mirror control (Optional)
Turn pointer knob to the left for mirror head
adjustments and to the right for convex mirror
adjustments, then push down on either of the
button's four (4) sides to adjust the selected
mirror's viewing angle.
NOTE: If the mirror assemblies on your vehicle
do not include convex mirrors, only one (1)
"Outside Mirror Control" will be installed for both
mirrors (replacing items 15 & 16).
To operate, turn pointer knob to the left for L.H.
mirror adjustments and to the right for R.H. mirror
adjustments, then push down on either of the four
(4) sides to adjust the selected mirror's viewing
angle.
16. R.H. outside mirror control (Optional)
Turn pointer knob to the left for mirror head
adjustments and to the right for convex mirror
adjustments, then push down on either of the
button's four (4) sides to adjust the selected
mirror's viewing angle.
17. Diagnostic data reader connector
Datalink for DDEC 3, WT World Transmission
and ABS brakes.
CRUISE CONTROL
Introduction
The cruise control is an automatic speed control
system that allows you to maintain a constant
cruising speed above 20 m.p.h. (32 km/h) without
depressing the accelerator pedal. The four (4)
control switches are located on the L.H. side
control panel (see page 2-4, items #2).
WARNING: Do not use the cruise control
system when driving conditions do not permit
maintaining a constant speed, such as in heavy
traffic or on roads that are windy, icy, snow
covered, slippery, or with a loose driving surface.
Setting vehicle speed
To turn on the system, push down "CRUISE"
rocker switch, set the vehicle speed by
accelerating to the desired speed, momentarily
press and release the "SET" switch, and then
remove your foot from accelerator pedal. This
sets the cruising speed and stores it in memory,
thus maintaining speed automatically.
NOTE: Cruise control system will not accept
speed settings, nor will the "RESUME" switch
operate, below approximately 20 m.p.h. (32
km/h).
Increasing set speed
Vehicle speed setting may be increased by one of
the following methods:
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