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    Instructions For Using The On-Board Computer Mercedes-Benz Actros-1

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    The document provides instructions for using the on-board computer in Mercedes-Benz Actros trucks. It describes the primary display, status indicators, menu options for monitoring information like speed, date, time, fluid levels, and more. Instructions are given for checking the engine oil level.

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    The document provides instructions for using the on-board computer in Mercedes-Benz Actros trucks. It describes the primary display, status indicators, menu options for monitoring information like speed, date, time, fluid levels, and more. Instructions are given for checking the engine oil level.

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    The document provides instructions for using the on-board computer in Mercedes-Benz Actros trucks. It describes the primary display, status indicators, menu options for monitoring information like speed, date, time, fluid levels, and more. Instructions are given for checking the engine oil level.

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    The document provides instructions for using the on-board computer in Mercedes-Benz Actros trucks. It describes the primary display, status indicators, menu options for monitoring information like speed, date, time, fluid levels, and more. Instructions are given for checking the engine oil level.

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    The document provides instructions for using the on-board computer in a Mercedes-Benz Actros truck, including what information is displayed and how to access different menus and readings.

    The primary display shows speed, text messages like instructions or warnings, and symbols for things like the ABS system status.

    The status indicators on the display can light up white, yellow or red to emphasize the meaning or importance of certain messages, with yellow or red representing warnings or errors.

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    Instructions for using the on-board


    computer Mercedes-benz Actros

    13-16 minutes

    Instructions for using the on-board computer Mercedes-benz


    Actros

    1 Primary display that shows speed, text messages


    (display messages, instructions, etc.)

    2 Symbols or abbreviations, for example, to check


    the operation of the ABS, display messages,
    message service, troubleshooting and status
    indicator (white, yellow, or red)

    3 Or display menu status indicator (yellow or red)

    4 Level control operating indicators (vehicles with


    pneumatic suspension)

    5 Gear indicator (transmission with Telligent ®


    system gear or Telligent ® automatic transmission
    system or Mercedes PowerShift)
    Segments on the display change automatically,
    depending on the type and value on the display (for
    example, operating messages, displaying messages, a
    menu is displayed).

    Display segments can also be connected to each other.

    If some settings are possible in the menu, it is displayed


    on the display in the symbol.

    The setting is made by + and - buttons on the


    multifunction steering wheel.

    Status Indicator

    To emphasize the meaning of certain messages,


    individual segments of the status indication light up
    white, yellow or red. Messages on the display with
    yellow / red status indicator

    Display messages

    Messages on the display are automatically displayed to


    provide information about work, warnings or errors.

    System abbreviation or failure symbol

    If a message appears on the Standard computer on the


    display, an abbreviation of the affected control module
    or a fault symbol (for example, to increase the coolant
    temperature) is shown on the segment display.

    Main menu and submenu

    The number and order of the menu, depending on the


    type of vehicle and its equipment.

    The functions are grouped the matically in separate


    main menus. In monitoring the information of the main
    menu, the submenu, like Pressure, oil level, etc. can be
    displayed.

    The following main menus and submenus can be


    selected:

    Main menu Submenu

    ACTROS Info Speed

    Date

    It's time

    Monitoring information The AdBlue Tank

    AdBlue reserve

    AdBlue blank

    AdBlue

    Coolant
    temperature

    Mains voltage

    Oil level

    Counter hours of
    operation
    Menu detail

    Calling engine oil level:

    1. Switch off the engine.


    2. Turn the car key to the position for movement in the
    ignition lock.
    3. Wait for about 1 minute.

    The display shows the current engine oil level:

    Oil level = engine oil level is correct

    Oil level> Max. = engine oil level too high

    Oil level = engine oil level too low

    Use only engine oil, when prompted to do so, the


    message on the display:

    If the engine is cold or working already briefly: from 5 to


    10 minutes

    If the engine is warm: about 1 minute

    If you call up the oil level in the engine above, the


    desired quantity will not be displayed.

    If you call the engine oil level while the car is in motion,
    the display will always show the engine oil level
    measured when the vehicle was in the past stationary.

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