PREVOST H3-45 Passenger Coach Dash Board User Guide

PREVOST H3-45 Passenger Coach Dash Board User Guide

Dashboard Control

Lighting

1. Headlights and exterior lighting

2. Fog lights

3. Hazard warning flashers

4. Dashboard brightness control

5. Cleaning operation lights

6. Reading lights

7. Interior lighting

8. Driver area lighting
   Climate Control

9. Air vents

10. HVAC control unit

11. Passenger overhead air vents fan

12. Emergency escape hatch fan
    Driving

13. Lane departure warning enable/disable

14. Fast idle

15. Engine stop override

16. Traction control system mud/snow mode

17. Kneeling

18. Tag axle unload

19. Low-buoy/high-buoy

20. Parking brake
    Accessories

21. LH windshield sunshades

22. RH windshield sunshades

23. Wheelchair lift system

24. Side mirrors heat

25. Driver window

26. Stop/Service chime

27. Destination sign

28. Emergency lights system

29. Infotainment display

30. Driver radio

31. Passenger entertainment control

32. Electrical & Engine Power

33. Engine start button
    Accessories

34. 12-volt power outlet

35. Side mirrors control
    Driving

36. Transmission control pad

Instrument Panel

1. Turbo boost pressure
2. DEF level (Diesel Exhaust Fluid)
3. Fuel level
4. Accessories air pressure
5. Tachometer
6. Driver Information Display (DID)
7. Speedometer
8. Engine coolant temperature
9. Oil pressure
10. Rear brake air pressure (primary)
11. Front brake air pressure (secondary)

Telltale Lights

Hill start assist
Indicates hill start assist malfunction. This feature may not be available.

Check
Indicates a problem has been detected and must be checked at the next stop. This notification may be accompanied with a message in the DID and a diagnostic troubleshooting code will be stored to aid in identifying the problem.

Tire pressure monitoring system warning
Indicates a high tire temperature condition or incorrect tire inflation pressure.

Low DEF
Illuminates when there is less than 2.6 gallons (10 liters) of DEF remaining.

Aftertreatment system (MIL)
Indicates a failure of an emission control device. May illuminate at the same time as the CHECK amber warning light. The lamp will go out after 3 completed ignition on-ride-ignition off cycles. Vehicle can be driven to end of shift.

Intake air preheater on – wait before starting
Illuminates when the intake air preheater element is activated. Wait until this telltale light has turned off before starting the engine.

Alternators/charging system
Indicates a malfunction of the charging system or a low battery voltage condition.

Lane departure warning disabled
Lane tracking not available.

Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)
Indicates ABS is not available or is malfunctioning. ABS is available over 4 mph (7 km/h); the indicator will remain illuminated until the coach reaches that speed.

Trailer Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)
Illuminates when trailer ABS is unavailable or malfunctioning.

Electronic Stability Control – ESC
Flashes quickly when ESC or TCS intervenes to reduce risk of loss of control. Flashes slowly when TCS mud/snow mode is engaged.

Traction Control System (TCS)
Flashes slowly when TCS mud/snow mode is engaged. Flashes quickly when TCS intervenes to reduce risk of loss of control.

DPF regeneration
Illuminates to notify the driver that a manual stationary regeneration will be required soon.

High Exhaust System Temperature (HEST)
Illuminates to notify the driver of potentially hazardous exhaust gas temperature at the exhaust system diffuser.

DPF regeneration process is inhibited

Telltale Lights

Driver’s seat belt reminder light and warning buzzer
When equipped with a seat belt buckle switch, warns the driver to fasten his/her seat belt.

Stop
Indicates that a serious problem has been detected. Immediately park the coach in a safe place and stop the engine. WARNING: Failure to take necessary action when the STOP telltale light is on can ultimately result in automatic engine derate and shutdown.

Parking brake or emergency brake applied
Illuminates when the emergency or parking brake is applied. An audible alert will sound if ignition is turned to OFF and the parking brake is not engaged.

High beam
Illuminates when the high beams are selected. High and low beams are selected with the headlights & flashers stalk.

Turn signal indicators
Flash when left or right turn signals are activated using the headlights & flashers stalk on the steering column.

Steering Wheel Controls

1. Headlights & flashers control stalk
2. Headlights blink
3. Cruise control activation
4. Cruise control (up = Accel, down = decel, push = set)
5. Cruise control resume/cancel
6. Courtesy lights (front auxillary lights bink)
7. Hand free phone (answering)
8. Hand free phone (hang up)
9. Radio mute
10. Radio seek
11. Source (radio)
12. Engine brake or retarder control stalk
13. Windshield wipers control stalk
14. Volume down, volume up
15. Cluster navigation buttons (DID)
    A : Up
    B : Enter
    C : Down
    D: Application tray/back button
    E : Escape/home screen
    F : Options tray

Infotainment Screen

1. Apps
2. Back
3. Home
4. Menu/Settings
5. Radio station tuning up or down (long press)/ previous or next favorite radio station/previous or next track.

Driver Dashboard Radio

1. Phone
   Open the Phone App.

2. Back
   Exit the current screen and open the previous screen.

3. Home
   Return to the main home screen.

4. Menu/settings
   Open the menu related to the current screen. Whenthe System is on the Home screen, the Menu button opens the “System Settings” menu.

5. Volume/power
   Rotate to increase/decrease Volume. Press Knob to turn ON/OFF the Radio.

6. Display and button brightness adjustment, reduce.

7. Display and button brightness adjustment, increase.

8. Eject
   Ejects disc from CD slot.

Audio-Video Selector for the Passenger’s Area

1. Power
   Turns on/off the unit.

2. Volume knob
   Increases or decreases the sound output level. Changes the selected setting.

3. Front display
   Shows information about the operational status of the unit.

4. SD memory card slot

5. Menu
   a. Press MENU to enter menu.
   b. In menu, rotate VOLUME knob or short press or to reach the appropriate function.
   c. Short press POWER button or to select the function.
   d. Short press on any program source button will exit menu.

6. Radio
   Selects the dashboard radio as current audio source for the passenger’s area.

7. Audio in
   Selects the auxiliary 3.5 mm port as current audio source.

8. DVD
   Selects DVD Player as current audio/video source.

9. TV
   Selects the female HDMI cable connection coming from the back of the parcel rack HDMI switch as currentaudio/video source (standard on H3 Series, optional on X3 Series).

10. Video in
    Press VIDEO IN to select an auxiliary video input as current audio/video source. Press VIDEO IN to select the optional modesty panel HDMI connection as current audio/video source.

11. Cam
    a. Press CAM button to select the optional panoramic view camera signal. The video bar of the VSS06 front display will show “CAM”. The video monitors turn on automatically.
    b. Press CAM button again to turn off the panoramic view camera and return to previous audio/video source.

12. Bluetooth
    Selects the connected Bluetooth device audio streaming content as current audio source.

13. Unite removal tool insertion hole (x4)

14. USB
    Selects the device connected via the USB port as current audio/video source.

15. SD memory card
    Selects the SD card content as current audio/video source.

16. Playback/pause

17. Skip forward/backward

HVAC Control Unit

1. Driver temperature set point adjustment
2. Driver section display
3. Passenger section display
4. Passenger temperature set point adjustment
5. Driver HVAC power button
6. Fan speed
7. Auto-defrost
8. Air selection
9. Recirculate
10. Passenger HVAC power button

Central Utility Compartment

1. Radio System AUX audio input USB-A port and 500 mA charger
2. Radio System AUX audio input 1/8 jack (3.5 mm)
3. Passenger entertainment control AUX audio input USB port

Operating the Wheelchair Lift and Remote

1. Power enable switch – Provides power to the pendant and enables the lift.
2. Deploy – Platform moves outward from lift compartment.
3. Stow – Platform lowers toward ground level. Bridgeplate automatically rises when platform drops below floor level.
4. Down – Platform lowers toward ground level. Bridgeplate automatically rises when platform drops below floor level.
5. Up – Platform rises toward vehicle floor level. Bridgeplate automatically lowers when platform arrives at floor level.

Deploy platform

Press and hold Deploy button until platform is completely extended from lift compartment.
Note: Platform cannot be moved up or down unless platform is fully extended.

Lower platform

Press and hold Down button until platform contacts ground. Verify that bridgeplate is in upright position. Deploy each handrail by lifting up and outward to a vertical position and then pushing down to lock into place. Carefully place wheelchair in center of platform, preferably facing outward (away from vehicle), and lock wheelchair brakes. Pull safety belt from retractor on handrail and fasten to other handra

Raise platform

Note: These two steps apply only to F9TF models that stop upward platform movement at an intermediate level.

1. Partially raise platform – Press and hold Up button until platform stops at intermediate height.
2. Open vehicle door – Fully open vehicle sliding door located above lift. The lift operator or attendant should do this.

For other models

Press and hold Up button until platform stops at floor height and bridgeplate lowers onto vehicle floor. Release wheelchair brakes, and carefully board passenger into vehicle.

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