Lane Departure Warning Controls; Alarm Volume; Additional Features - freightliner cascadia Driver Manual

If a fault occurs or OnGuard fails to properly track a
vehicle, take the vehicle in for service as soon as
possible. Standard cruise control will not function
with an active OnGuard system fault.
Refer to the OnGuard Collision Safety System Main-
tenance Manual MM-0951 for a full list of faults
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IMPORTANT: If the system fails to track an ob-
ject, look for signs of damage to the radar as-
sembly.

Additional Features

Press the MODE button to access the OnGuard dis-
play unit additional features from the CWS or ACC
main operating screen. Press the up and down ar-
rows to scroll through each menu, then press the
MODE button to select the value to be changed. In
edit mode, press the up or down arrows to change a
value setting, then press the MODE button to save
the setting. Pressing MODE in each feature screen
advances the display to the next feature.
The Display Control menu allows adjustment of the
alarm volume, LCD brightness, LCD contrast, and
U.S./metric unit conversion. See
DISPLAY CONTROL

Alarm Volume

Alarm Tone
LCD Intensity
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Fig. 6.24, Display Control Menu
The component test menu provides verification of
system component operation and acts as a valuable
OnGuard system diagnostic tool. The header will dis-
play either COMPONENT TEST or ACC FUNCTION,
depending on the software release version of the On-
Guard system. The component test screen shown in
Fig. 6.25 provides access to the following compo-
nents (press the up or down arrows to scroll through
the menu):
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brake pedal position
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Fig. 6.24.
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COMPONENT TEST
Brake Pedal Position
EBS Brake Switch
CCVS Brake Switch
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Fig. 6.25, Component Test Menu
•
EBS brake switch
•
CCVS brake switch
•
clutch switch
•
park brake switch
•
accelerator pedal position
•
driveline engaged
•
cruise control enable
•
cruise control set speed switch
•
cruise control coast switch
•
cruise control resume switch
•
cruise control accelerate switch
•
cruise control pause switch
Lane Departure Warning
Controls
The Lane Guidance lane departure warning system
monitors the vehicle's position within the roadway
lane markings and sounds a warning in the cab
when the vehicle is about to stray outside its lane,
provided the turn signal is not on and the vehicle is
traveling at least 37 mph (60 km/h). The system in-
cludes a digital camera mounted high near the center
of the windshield inside the cab and speakers that
emit a sound similar to a rumble strip. The sound is
made on the side of the vehicle it's straying toward,
prompting the driver to respond and steer away from
the sound and back into the center of the correct
lane.
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