freightliner NEW CASCADIA 2016, Driver Manual

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Foot Well Lights
When the driver or passenger doors are opened,
amber lights illuminate both foot wells. These lights
can also be activated with the foot well light switch.
See
Fig. 4.2 . Press the upper half of the switch to
turn the foot well lights on or off.
Overhead Console Lights
The overhead console lights consist of two dome
lights, two reading lights, and an amber lamp that
provides ambient light for the center dash panel and
the cup holders. The dome lights illuminate when a
door opens, then stay on for a short time after both
doors are closed. Press the lens of the reading light
or dome light to activate each one independently of
the others.
Dash Lights
The dash lighting illuminates independently of the
headlights. The brightness adjusts automatically
based on ambient lighting. The brightness can also
be adjusted from the Dash Brightness screen in the
driver display Settings menu, or an optional dash
switch. The panel lights brighten and dim in 10% in-
crements, depending on whether the upper half or
the lower half of the switch is pressed. When the
panel lights are turned on, they will default to the in-
tensity that was last set.
Cab Dome Light
A rear cab dome light is located on the headliner,
between the bunk and the cab on sleeper vehicles.
The rear cab dome light will activate with the dome
lights when a door is opened, then stay on for a
short time after both doors are closed.
Use the dash-mounted switch or the switch in the
sleeper panel to activate the rear cab dome light.
See
Fig. 4.2 .
Sleeper Dome Light
The sleeper dome light has both direct and ambient
lights, controlled by separate switches.
Sleeper Foot Well Lights
The sleeper foot well switch activates two lights that
illuminate the sleeper floor.
Sleeper Reading Lights
Reading lights are mounted above bunks in the
sleeper. To turn a reading light on or off, press the
switch on the lamp.
The reading lights can also be activated by pressing
the switch on the lamp.
Horn Controls
Air Horn
Air horn(s) may be mounted on the roof of day cabs,
or under the driver-side floor for sleeper cabs. The
air horn is controlled by a wire lanyard that hangs
down inboard by the driver’s door. See
Fig. 4.8 . Pull
downward on the lanyard to sound the air horn.
Electric Horn
The electric horn is activated by pressing down on
the top of the steering wheel center pad.
The horn will sound for the duration that the button is
pressed, up to 60 seconds. The electric horn will op-
erate regardless of the position of the ignition key.
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1. Lanyard
Fig. 4.8, Air Horn Control
Driver Controls
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