freightliner M2 Plus 2023 Manual page 79

04/25/2019
Fig. 5.12, Infotainment: Active Call-ICUC
2. If not on the Audio screen, press the Up arrow in
the left-hand steering wheel switch pod to move
to this screen.
3. Press OK on the left-hand steering wheel switch
pod to access Audio Settings.
4.
Use the right and left arrows to navigate from
one audio source to another—from radio to USB
for example.
5. Use the up and down arrows to navigate through
an audio options list of choices. Choices can
vary depending on the number of audio sources
available and saved presets.
6. Press OK on the left-hand steering wheel switch
pod to select an audio source. The audio source
is selected.
7. Press the back button to return to the main Audio
screen.
Physical Radio Controls
ICUC volume up and down switches are on the left-
hand switch pod as shown
also has a volume knob, as shown in
which, along with the radio's other physical controls,
a passenger would find easier to access.
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Fig. 5.10. The radio itself
Fig. 5.13,
NOTE: This is a brief overview of DEA710 radio
controls; see the owner's manual for a full
description.
Phone/Power: Press to show the Bluetooth menu.
When a phone is connected, press to accept an
incoming call, or long press to display the dial menu.
Display: If the ignition is off, pressing lights up the
radio clock for a few seconds; if the ignition is on,
pressing changes the source display.
Source/Power: Press to turn the radio on/off and
toggle between sources (AM, FM, Bluetooth, etc.). If
Bluetooth is active, press to reject/cancel a call.
Volume Knob: Rotate to increase/decrease audio
volume, press for less than three seconds to mute
audio.
Next/Forward: Press to select the next track/station,
press and hold for fast forward.
Previous/Reverse: Press to select the previous
track/station, press and hold for fast reverse.
Random: Press to play tracks randomly. Press again
to stop.
Repeat: Press to repeat the current track. Press
again to stop.
Pause/Play/Mute: Press to pause/unpause a track or
mute the current station.
Browse: Press to navigate and play content on an
attached device.
Scan/Autoscan: A long press scans stations and
stores the six strongest signals to the radio presets
until the radio is powered off or the source is
changed.
Weather Radio
Weather Radio is an option under the Audio menu.
Weather radio channels WX1 through WX7,
corresponding to frequencies 162.400 MHz though
162.550 MHz, are the standard weather radio
channels used by NOAA Weather Radio in the
United States, Weatheradio Canada/Radiométéo
Canada in Canada, and SARMEX in Mexico. Each
system consists of a nationwide network of radio
stations broadcasting official weather warnings,
watches, advisories, forecasts and other non-weather
related hazard information including news on natural
disasters (earthquakes, avalanches, floods),
environmental hazards (oil spills, chemical releases),
and public safety messages (AMBER alerts, network
Cab Features
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