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1. DESCRIPTION DESIGN & FUNCTION

1.1 SPEED LIMITER DEVICE

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1

7
6

1. Motor 4. Accelerator pedal 7. Vehicle speed sensor

2. ECU Unit 5. Fuel injection pump
3. Control cable 6. Harness

Speed limiter device commonly known as road speed c) The change in length of accelerator cable controls
limiter works on modern micro controller based the movement of throttle lever thereby the fuel
technology. The device continuously monitors vehicle injected to the pump is controlled. This automati-
speed and control the speed whenever vehicle reaches cally governs the vehicle speed and thereby the
the maximum set speed. Due to the constant monitor- speed of the vehicle is limited to maximum set
ing of speed, the device ensures smooth and accurate speed in the ECU.
operation in governing the vehicle speed.
Speed limit device comprises of an Electronic Control
Unit [ECU), Motor Unit, Speed Limiter Sensor and
Control cable.

1.1.1 Principle of Operation

a) When the vehicle is in motion, the speed limiter
sensor mounted in the vehicle gearbox, transmits
electronic pulse to the Electronic Control Unit
[ECU].
b) Whenever the set speed is reached, the ECU pro-
vides a signal to motor unit that is mounted in
vehicle. The motor unit in turn controls the length
of the control cable. Control cable one end is
connected with motor unit and other end is
connected with accelerator cable at accelerator
pedal end. Accelerator cable other end is mounted
at the fuel throttle lever in the fuel injection pump.

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1.1.2 Speed Limiter Devices Layout

Speed Motor unit and Accelerator

Sensor ECU
control cable assembly Cable

Gear Fuel
Box Injection Pump

1.2 SPEED LIMITER ECU

ECU continuously monitors the incoming pulse with the
help of speed limiter sensor and compares to the set
speed pulse.
ECU is mounted below the dashboard at co-driver side.

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5

4
2

1. ECU unit 4. 3-Pin male connector

2. 2-Pin male connector 5. 6-Pin male connector
3. 3-Pin female connector

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1.2.1 Speed Limiter ECU Harness Connector Detail
From TO
Sr. no.
Connector Description Pin Details Connector Description Pin Details

Red (+)
Black (-) (Ground)
(Through Red (+)
ignition Black (-) (Through
2 Pin male switch) 2 Pin Female (Ground) ignition
1 switch)
connector color - white connector color - white
(ECU) (Front chassis harness)

Yellow/ Green
(-ve) White (+ve)
3 Pin Male
3 Pin Female
2 connector color - white Yellow/ Green
connector color - white White (+ve) (-ve)
(SLD
(ECU)
White/ Green sensor pigtail) White/ Green
(Output signal) (Output signal)

Blue (Left Yellow (Optical Yellow (Optical

encoder signal) Blue (Left
reed switch) encoder signal) reed switch)

3 Pin Male 3 Pin Fmale

3
connector color - white connector color - white
(ECU) Grey (SLD Motor)
(Right reed Grey
switch) (Right reed switch)

Brown Red/blue
Grey/ pink Red/blue
(Ground) (Clutch +ve)
(Clutch -ve) (Clutch +ve)
Brown Grey/ pink
(Ground) (Clutch -ve)
6 Pin Male 6 Pin Female
4 Grey (Optical
connector color - white Pink
connector color - white
encoder
(ECU) Grey (Motor) (SLD Motor) Pink
supply)
(Optical (Motor)
encoder supply)
Violet (Motor) Violet (Motor)

1.3 SPEED LIMITER MOTOR UNIT WITH CONTROL 1.4 SPEED LIMITER SENSOR
CABLE Speed limiter sensor senses the speed of the vehicle
when vehicle is in motion and transmits electronic
The motor unit controls the length of the control
pulse to the Electronic Control Unit [ECU]. It is
cable which is connected with accelerator cable and
mounted on the vehicle gearbox.
accelerator cable controls the FIP lever movement.
Motor unit is mounted on cabin floor at backside of
the Speed limiter ECU. 1

2
2

1. Motor unit 2. Motor wiring harness 3. Control cable

1. Speed limiter sensor 2. Sensor wiring connector

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1.5 ALTERNATOR

E2380D

The alternator with built-in IC regulator (abbreviated to the The alternator consists of the IC regulator and brush holder
built in alternator) is used. accommodated in the rear bracket.
a) Features of the built-in alternator

1 B
L
R

R 5
L

Battery
2
F

6
3
E

E 7

E2381D

1. Diode trio 5. Charge lamp For better voltage build up especially at idle speeds, the
2. Stator coil 6. IC Regulator alternator is provided with the R terminal independent
3. Field coil 7. Power transistor from the L terminal ( Charge lamp circuit) as the initial
4. Built-in-altemator excitation circuit.
The three diodes (diode trio) built into the alternator, apply
the field current directly to the field coil eliminating voltage
drop caused by the starter switch and wiring.

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b) Operation
B
L
B
R
L
R R

R L OFF
OFF
L
F DZ
ON
F ON
ON

E
OFF

E
E
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E2382D
As the voltage developed by the alternator builds up the
When the starter is turned ON, base current flows from the zener diode Dz conducts providing base current for the
battery to power transistor to turn it ON, thus allowing the
transistor Trl to turn it ON.
current to flow through the field coil to turn on the charge
lamp. As a result, the base current of the power transistor is
shorted to Trl, which turns OFF the power transistor.
B This means that there is no field current flow, dropping the
L
voltage generated by the alternator, when the zener diode
R
is shut off with a voltage drop, the base current flows to the
R
power transistor to turn it ON. As a. result the field current
L
again starts flowing, increasing the generated voltage.
F ON These IC regulator operations repeat to regulate the
ON alternator voltage.
OFF

E2383D

As the engine starts with the alternator generating power,

the base current is supplied by the alternator itself.
The field current also flows from the diode trio to energize
the rotor.
At that time the charge lamp goes off, since the output
voltage form the B terminal becomes the same as that from
the L terminal.

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1.6 COMBINATION SWITCHES
The combination switch comprises a turn signal switch,
hazard warning switch, dimmer/ passing switch, lighting
switch, wiper switch and washer switch.

Exhaust brake OFF

Wiping mode
(HI-LO-INT-OFF)
Exhaust brake ON

Combination switch Combination switch

wiper connector 12 Pin lighting connector 12 Pin

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E2393D
Warning lamps
1.7 METER & GAUGES

Engine RPM
Speedometer

Gear low split

Low fuel level Air brake pressure

indication front & rear
1.7.1 Instrument cluster (Electronic type)

Battery
Gear high split
charge

High temperature
warning indication

Brake pressure

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ABS (for tractor)

ABS (for trailer)

'ESC' button 'ENT' button Odometer
Fuel gauge Coolant
button Scroll menu
Scroll menu temperature
down to up
DESCRIPTION DESIGN AND FUNCTION

up to down

ESC ('ESC' button)- Used for go back to the previous screen.

- (Down)- Used for scroll down inside the screen.
+ (Up) - Used for scroll up inside the screen.
ENT ('ENT' button)- Used for selection of menu and go inside the select menu screen.
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1.8 GAUGES DETAIL 4. Coolant Temperature gauge
1. Speedometer This gauge indicates the engine coolant temperature.
Indicates the vehicle speed in Km/h. After the engine is warmed the indicator should point
to the middle region of the gauge. If the engine
overheats the gauge will register in the H (Hot) region.
The overheating and coolant level warning light will
come on and a buzzer will sound.

E0645E

2. Engine RPM meter

Indicates the engine speed in revolutions per minute.
E0648E

! CAUTION :
When the pointer is in the red zone, it indicates that the
engine is overheating. Immediately pull your vehicle to a
safe location and take corrective action. See page 10-8
for actions to be taken in case of engine overheating.

! CAUTION :
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If the overheating and coolant level warning light and
3. Fuel gauge buzzer operate or the coolant temperature gauge
Indicates the fuel quantity in the fuel tank. The pointer registers in the H region, stop the vehicle and operate the
engine at fast idle until the coolant temperature returns
continuously indicating the fuel level even when the to normal.
ignition switch is placed in the OFF position.
F denotes full and E denotes empty. Add fuel before the ! CAUTION :
indicator reaches E.
Do not stop the engine immediately. If the engine
continues to overheat, have the cooling system checked
and repaired. Do not operate the vehicle.

E0647E

! CAUTION :
Develop a habit of refueling as soon as the pointer nears
E.Before getting your vehicle started, make sure that the
fuel is sufficient for the trip you are undertaking.

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5 LCD Screen 7. Air pressure gauges

Start up screen Separate gauges provided for front & rear circuits which
When key is in ON position vehicle message screen appears indicates the air pressure.
- Available in respective circuits. It operates when the
if there is malfunction in vehicle.
starter switch is in ON position.
Press ESC to go into the main screen and the available
- The pointer should register between 7 & 8 bar for
gauges on LCD screen. graduations.
- Brake pressure (front and rear) on RH side
- Engine hours
- Engine oil pressure

Front Rear E0652E

E0649E
! CAUTION :
Pressure gauges shows full reading when sensor
connection on service air tanks are loose
Low pressure indicator (Red LED) These come ON when
the sytem /pressure drops below 4.5 bar. It operates
when starter switch is in ON position.

WARNING :
Never operate the vehicle with the warning light or
buzzer on or when the air pressure gauge registers less
than the normal pressure. The brakes will not provide
E0650E their normal braking effectiveness or may become
totally ineffective.
NOTE :
Main screen display item can be select by user from the
given favourites menu.
6. Odometer
Indicates the total distance (in Kms.) driven till date by
the vehicle .

Odometer
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8. Details of symbols display inside the screen - Engine hours
- Trip1 meter It will show total engine hours completed by engine.
It shows the trip distance travelled by vehicle.
Trip1 can be visible by pressing ‘+’ button one time on
display screen.

1
E0655E

- Ambient temperature/Outdoor temperature

It will show current outdoor temperature.
E0653E

NOTE :
Trip1 can be reset by Reset trip data in main menu item
list.
- Trip2 meter
It shows the trip distance traveled by vehicle.
Trip2 can be visible by pressing ‘+’ 2 time on display
screen.
E0656E

2
- Fuel Average
It shows the total fuel average value of vehicle in Km/L.

E0654E

NOTE :
Trip2 can be reset by Reset trip data in main menu item AVE E0657E
list.

NOTE :
Fuel average updates at every 10 second.

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- Average speed - Leg fuel (Trip fuel)

It shows average speed of the vehicle while running and Trip fuel calculates fuel consumption used in current
updates at every 10 seconds. trip.

AVE
E0658E
NOTE :
L E0661E

- Instantaneous fuel
If fuel data will be reset then it will start from 0 again.
Instantaneous fuel calculates current fuel consumption
in liter / hour while engine is running . - Distance to Empty
It shows the Kms. left for distance to empty fuel.

Inst fuel E
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E0662E
- Grey zone (RPM and load in range but not in bulls - eye)
In economy band but not in best zone. Do some change - Lift axle (Applicable for Pro 6037 Cab only)
in vehicle speed or RPM to come in best fuel economy It shows the error in lift axle system. It will illuminate
with double thumbs-up symbol and maintain the same. momentarily when ignition is switched ON.
- Viscotronic fan (Applicable for Pro 6037/ Pro 6031 Cab
only)
During ignition on the lamp illuminates which indicates
the system is operating properly. When the engine is
started if no error is present, the lamp will
automatically switches off .

E0660E

Lift Axle Viscotronic Fan

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9. Fuel coaching feature - Increase engine speed (RPM to low)
The fuel coaching feature offers assistance to any driver Not in Economy range, suggested to increase the RPM
no matter how experienced. Vehicle saves data such as by shifting to down Gear or increasing the accelerator,
distance, fuel consumption and the sweet spot for trips depending upon the road condition.
to improve the transport efficiency even further.
- Decrease engine speed (RPM to high)
Not in Economy range, suggested to decrease the RPM
by shifting to up Gear or releasing the accelerator
Real time
advice depending upon the road condition.

Fuel coaching
RPM RPM
actual
E0663E

- Sweet spot achieved (RPM and load in optimum range) E0666E

Best fuel economy achieved, suggested to maintain the - Decrease torque (Torque/load too high)
same driving practice with same Acceleration, Gear and Torque is too high to achieve the economy Suggested to
RPM. release the accelerator pedal .

E0664E E0667E
- Grey zone (RPM and load in range but not in bulls - eye) Real time advice
In economy band but not in best zone. Do some change - Non in sweet spot (Out of range of guidance)
in vehicle speed or RPM to come in best fuel economy
No guidance is available.
with double thumbs-up symbol and maintain the same.

E0665E E0668E

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Combination meter connector pin details

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1.9 Warning Lamps

These lamps are provided to warn the driver about any failure or unusual condition in different systems. If any warning lamp
comes on while driving immediately pull your vehicle to a safe location & check for probable causes and take corrective action.
Let us go through each and every lamp individually.
Indication and warning lamp on Instrument cluster
Sr. No. Descripa on Colour Symbol Input signal type

1. Stop lamp Red Can messege

STOP

2. Check lamp Yellow

CHECK Can messege

3. Control lamp info White Can messege

Digital Input
4. Right indicator tractor Green

5. Le indicator tractor Green

Digital Input

6. Right indicator trailer Green 1 Digital Input

7. Le indicator trailer Green 1 Digital Input

8. Engine oil pressure Red Can messege

9. Mil lamp Yellow Can messege

10. Ba ery charge Red Digital Input

11. Engine preheat Yellow Digital Input

12. High beam Blue Digital Input

13. Dipped beam Green Digital Input

14. Engine control level Red Can messege

15. Set belt reminder Red Digital Input

16. Door open (Op onal) Yellow Digital Input

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17. ABS Tractor Yellow Can messege

18. ABS Trailer Yellow 1 Digital Input

19. Inter-axle interlock Red Digital Input

20. Differen al interlock Red Digital Input

21. *Adblue Blue Can messege

AdBlue

22. Brake pressure Red ! Analog input

23. Praking brake Red P Can messege

24. Front fog lamp Green Digital Input

(Op onal)

25. Rear fog lamp Yellow Digital Input

26. Cab lt Red ! Digital Input

27. Gear high split Green Can messege

28. Gear low split Green Can messege

29. Increase gear (RPM Overrun) Green Can messege

Turns ON when one OF

30. RPM Wheel White gear shi or down
arrow turns ON.

31. Decrease gear (Low RPM) Amber Can messege

32. Sweet spot acheived (Double thumb) Green Can messege

33. Sweet spot grey zone (Single thumb) Amber Can messege

34. Not in sweet spot (Double thumb cross) Amber Can messege

35. Increase acceleration Green Can messege

* Applicable for BSIV vehicle only.

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Turns ON when one OF

36. Accelera on pedal White accelera on or up
dOWN arrow turns ON.

37. Decrease accelera on Amber Can messege

38. Engine preheat Amber Can messege

39. Auxiliary brake Red

Digital Input

40. **Lift axle Amber Can messege

41. *Viscotronic fan Can messege

indica on Amber

** Applicable for Pro 6037 & Pro 6041 vehicle only.

* Applicable for BSIV vehicle only.
NOTE :
1. Parking Brake
Make sure that the warning light is OFF before the use of
It lights when the parking brake lever is applied. If it vehicle.
continuously lights while the parking brake lever is
released or during vehicle operation, the brake fluid ! CAUTION :
level is low. Since fluid leakage is suspected, stop the
vehicle immediately and take corrective action. To avoid potentially serious engine damage, do not drive
the vehicle or operate the engine with the warning light
ON.

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2. Oil Pressure 4. Indicator lamps
It lights when the engine oil pressure falls abnormally or - Turn & Hazard indicator lamp
the oil filter element is clogged. If the lamp lights during Flashes in unision with the turn signal lamps when the
operation, stop the engine & check the engine oil level turn signal switch or hazard warning switch is set to
immediately. If the oil level is O.K. the oil filter element ON.
is clogged or the oil system is defective. Replace the
element or have the oil system checked.

LEFT RIGHT

E2402D

- High Beam
E2400D Lights when the headlamps are on upper beam or when
the passing switch lever is raised.
3. Charge
The warning light comes on during driving if there is an
abnormality in the charging circuit and it becomes
impossible to charge.

E2403D

- Brake pressure
Low pressure indicators glows whenever system
pressure goes below safe operating pressure of 4.5 bar.
E2401D

! CAUTION :

i
To avoid battery run down, do not operate the vehicle
while the warning light is ON.

E0669E

WARNING :
Never drive the vehicle while the warning light is on and
a warning buzzer sounds. The brake will not provide
normal braking effectiveness and may become totally
ineffective.

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- Air filter restriction indicator

This warning light illuminates when the air cleaner
element is clogged. A clogged element could cause an
insufficient supply of air to reach the engine, decreasing
engine output and increasing exhaust gases.

STOP
E0672E

NOTE :
If it does not go OFF after a short while of engine start, it
means there is malfunction in the engine. For remove
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the malfunction contacts the nearest EICHER
Authorised Service Station.
NOTE :
- Control lamp information
Replace the air filter element whenever the warning
It lights up when there is a information for driver
light has become ON .
regarding any message coming in LCD screen of cluster.
If the warning light comes ON frequently during normal
driving, the air cleaner element is clogged. In such a
case, clean or replace the element even if it has not
reached the maintenance period.

- Front fog lamp (Optional)

Lights up when front fog lamp is used.

E0673E

- Check lamp
It indicates any failure in system of the vehicle. It will
illuminate momentarily when ignition is switched ON.

E0671E

- Stop lamp

CHECK
It lights up when the ignition is turned ‘ON’. It must go
off after a short while.

E0674E

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- Dipped beam
NOTE :
This indicator turns ON when headlamp Low beam is
If it is continuously illuminate check the vehicle. turned ON it will continuously illuminate when head
- Mil lamp lamp are ON and switched to Low beam position.
It indicates malfunction of the engine control unit. It
will illuminate momentarily when ignition is switched
ON.

E0677E

- Door open (Optional)

E0675E
This indicator turns ON when door of the vehicle does
not lock correctly.
NOTE :
If it is continuously illuminate contact the nearest
EICHER Authorised Service Center.

- High beam
This indicator turns ON when headlamp high/main
beam is turned ON it will continuously illuminate when
head lamp are ON and switched to high beam position.

E0678E

NOTE :
If it is continuously illuminate contact the nearest
EICHER Authorised Service Center.

E0676E

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Functional description of LCD screen step by step

Main menu screen- Press ‘ENT’ button to enter the main
menu screen. Press ‘+’ & ‘-’ to scroll up and down the next
list item in continuation (Screen <S1>).
Available gauge on screen.
- Gauges
- Fuel data
- Display
- Set / Reset
- Vehicle messages

Press ‘+’ to get into the next gauge screen in continuation.

Available gauge on screen.
- Engine hours
- Engine oil level (Not applicable)
- Brake pressure (Front and rear)

Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the gauge screen .

Available gauge on screen.
- Air brake pressure (Front and rear) circuit
- Oil pressure
- Engine oil level (Not applicable)

Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the main menu (Screen

<S1>).
Available gauge on screen.
- Gauges
- Fuel data
- Display
- Set / Reset
- Vehicle messages
Press ‘+’ to select fuel data.
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the fuel data.

! CAUTION :
When the oil pressure is low, indicator will blink. Please
contact nearest EICHER authorized work shop.
When air brake pressure is low then indicator will blink
and also buzzer will come ON, for low air pressure start
the engine until pressure come to 8 bar.
Press ‘+’ to get into the next gauge screen in continuation .
Available gauge on screen.
- Oil pressure.
- Outdoor temperature (This will show current outdoor or S1
ambient temperature of surrounding).
- Brake pressure (Front and rear).
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Available fuel data on screen (Screen <S2>). Press ‘+’ to get into the fuel data in continuation (Screen
- Average fuel consumption (Vehicle fuel average). <S2>)
- Distance to empty (Kms left for distance to empty fuel). Available fuel data on screen.
- Average fuel consumption (Update every 10 second).
- Instantaneous fuel consumption (Current engine fuel
consumption in l/h.

Press ‘+’ to get into the fuel data (Screen <S2>).

Available fuel data on screen.
- Average fuel consumption (Update every 10 second).
- Leg fuel (Trip fuel) (Calculates fuel used in current trip Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the main menu (Screen
from engine run cycle to engine off). <S1>).
Press ‘+’ to select display.
Available menu on screen.
- Gauges
- Fuel data
- Display
- Set / Reset
- Vehicle messages

Press ‘+’ to get into the fuel data in continuation (Screen

<S2>).
Available fuel data on screen.
- Distance to empty (Kms left for distance to empty fuel).
- Leg fuel (Trip fuel) (Calculates fuel used in current trip
from engine run cycle to engine off).

Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the display menu (Screen

<S2>).
Available display menu on screen.
- Display setting
- Favorites

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Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the favourites (Screen <S3>).

Available favourites menu on screen.
- Select for gauge
- Average speed

Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the display setting (Screen

<S3>).
Available display menu on screen.
- Contrast
- Back light Press ‘+’ to get into the next gauge screen in continuation
- Select contrast or Back light menu for setting of LCD Press 'ENT' button to select gauges as favourite.
screen. Available gauge on screen.
- Oil pressure
- Outdoor temperature

Press ‘ESC’ button to get into the display menu and then
press ‘+’ to select favourites menu and press 'ENT' button.
(Screen <S2>). Press ‘+’ to get into the next gauge screen in continuation
Available display menu on screen. (Screen <S4>).
- Display setting Press 'ENT' button to select gauges as favourite.
- Favourites Available gauge on screen to select as favourite screen.
- Fuel coaching
- Outdoor temperature

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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the favourites menu
(Screen <S3>).
Available favourite on screen.
- Gauges
- Average speed
Press ‘+’ to select average speed.

Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the set / reset menu. (Screen
<S2>).
Available set / reset menu on screen.
- Set clock / date
- Set RSL (Road speed limit)
- Reset trip data
- Reset fuel data
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the average speed (Screen
Select for set clock / date setting
<S4>).
Available gauges on screen.
- Average speed 1 (Update at every 10 seconds).
- Average speed 2 (Not applicable).

Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the set clock / data (Screen
<S3>).
Available set clock / date on screen.
- Time
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the main menu - Date
(Screen <S1>)
Available gauge on screen.
- Gauges
- Fuel data
- Display
- Set / Reset
- Vehicle messages
Press ‘+’ to select set / reset.

NOTE :
Press ‘+’ & ‘-’ button to set the digits in Time and Date.
Use ENT button for selecting Time and Date menu.
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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the set / reset menu

(Screen <S2>).
Available set / reset menu on screen.
- Set clock / date
- Set RSL (Road speed limit)
- Reset trip data
- Reset fuel data
Press ‘+’ to select set RSL limit. To set RSL limit password will
be required.

Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the Reset Trip Data (Screen
<S3>).
Available on screen.
- Enter password

Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the set RSL (road speed limit)
(Screen <S3>).
Available on RSL screen.
- Enter password

NOTE :
Driver password will be used here.

After enter the password reset trip data screen available.

Select Trip1 and hold for 2 sec. data of Trip1 reset and
successful reset message display on screen (Screen <S4>).

NOTE :
Driver password will be used here.

Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the set / reset menu

(Screen <S2>).
Available set / reset menu on screen.
- Set clock / date
- Set RSL (Road speed limit)
- Reset trip data
- Reset fuel data
Press ‘+’ to select reset trip data.

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Press ‘+’ and select Trip2 and Similarly Trip2 can be reset Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the main menu (Screen
(Screen <S4>). <S1>).
Available menu on screen.
- Gauges
- Fuel data
- Display
- Set / Reset
- Vehicle messages
Press ‘+’ to select vehicle messages.

Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the set / reset menu

(Screen <S2>).
Available set / reset menu on screen.
- Set clock / date
- Set RSL (Road speed limit)
- Reset trip data
- Reset fuel data
Press ‘+’ to select reset fuel data. Press ‘ENT’ button to get back in to the vehicle messages
(Screen <S2>).
Check vehicle system at workshop.

Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the reset fuel data (Screen
<S3>).
Press ‘ENT’ button for 2 sec. to reset fuel data.
! CAUTION :
Please contact nearest EICHER Authorized workshop.

NOTE :
After reset fuel data will start form 0.

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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the main menu (Screen

<S1>).
Available menu on screen. set/test 3
- Diagnostics 1. telltale test
- Driver setting 2. gauge test
- Password 3. display test
- Maintenance
4. sound test
Press ‘+’ to select diagnostics.
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main menu 1
S3
6. diagnostics
7. driver settings Press ‘+’ to select gauge test (Screen <S3>). Gauge test is
8. password selected.
9. maintenance - Press ‘ENT’ button all gauges will check for calibration
until ‘ESC’ button is pressed.
28.03.2014 - Once ‘ESC’ button is pressed gauge stop self checking
activity.
S1
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the diagnostics (Screen
<S2>). set/test 3

Available on diagnostics screen. 1. telltale test

- Self test 2. gauge test
- Part number 3. display test
- Parameter setting 4. sound test
- Read faults
- Clear faults 28.03.2014
Self test on screen is selected.
S3
Press ‘+’ to select display test (Screen <S3>) Display tests is
diagnostics 2
selected.
1. self test
2. part number
- Press ‘ENT’ button to start LCD backlighting self checking.
3. parameter setting - Once ‘ESC’ button is pressed display test will stop.
4. read faults
5. clear faults

28.03.2014 set/test 3

1. telltale test
2. gauge test
S2 3. display test
4. sound test
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the self test (Screen <S3>).
Available on diagnostics screen.
- Telltale test 28.03.2014
- Gauge test
- Display test S3
- Sound test
Telltale test is selected.
Press ‘ENT’ button all Telltale lamps will start blinking until
‘ESC’ button is pressed.

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Press ‘+’ to select sound test (Screen <S3>) sound test is
selected.
Press ‘ENT’ button to start multiple sound self checking. diagnostics 2
Self checking sound 1. self test
- Operational sound 2. part number
- Warning sound 3. parameter setting
- Fault warning 4. read faults
- Sound for multiple warning 5. clear faults
Once ‘ESC’ button is pressed sound test will stop.
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S2
set/test 3

1. telltale test Press ‘ESC’ button to get back is part number (Screen
2. gauge test <S3>).
3. display test ACM (Not applicable)
4. sound test Press ‘+’ to select for EMS and Press ‘ENT’ button to see the
part nubmer.
28.03.2014 Press ‘+’ to select for IECU and ‘ENT’ button to see the part
nubmer.
S3
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the sound test (Screen <S3>).
part number 3
Sound test park brake warning will get executed in
instrument cluster. 1. acm
2. ems
3. iecu
sound test 3

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park brake
S3
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostic (Screen <S2>).
28.03.2014 Available on diagnostics screen
- Self test
S3 - Part number
- Parameter setting
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostics (Screen <S2>). - Read faults
- Clear faults
Available on diagnostics screen
Press ‘+’ to select parameter setting.
- Self test
- Part number
- Parameter setting
- Read faults diagnostics 2

- Clear faults 1. self test

Press ‘+’ to select the part number. 2. part number
3. parameter setting
4. read faults
5. clear faults

28.03.2014

S2

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NOTE :
EMS FAULTS 4
Parameter setting information is only used by workshop
P0341 38 INACTIVE
personnel.
P0090 13 INACTIVE
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostics (Screen <S2>). P0475 13 ACTIVE
Available on diagnostics screen. P0088 00 INACTIVE
- Self test P1147 00 INACTIVE
- Part number 28.03.2011 20.9 km
- Parameter setting
- Read faults
- Clear faults S4
Press ‘+’ to select read faults and press ‘ENT’ button to read
faults. Occurrence count will show number of times faults come in
the vehicle with last date of occurrence (Screen <S4>).

diagnostics 2 EMS FAULTS 4

1. self test P0341 38
2. part number
3. parameter setting OCCURRENCE COUNT
10
4. read faults
LAST EVENT
5. clear faults 28/03/2014
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28.03.2011 20.9 km

S2
S4
If there is no faults in the vehicle, No faults found message
will appear (Screen <S3>).
! CAUTION :
Please contact nearest EICHER Authorized workshop.
3
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostics (Screen <S2>).
Available on diagnostics screen.
no faults found - Self test
- Part number
- Parameter setting
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- Read faults
- Clear faults
Press ‘+’ to select for clear faults and press ‘ENT’ button to
S3 see faults (Password will be required).

Driver can see the current faults (Screen <S4>) Active faults
which are active in the vehicle).
Please contact nearest EICHER Authorised Service Dealer diagnostics 2

for repair. 1. self test

2. part number
Inactive faults which are inactive in the vehicle.
3. parameter setting
4. read faults
5. clear faults

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S2

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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostics (Screen <S2>).
Available on diagnostics screen
- Self test driver setting 2

- Part number 1. language setting

- Parameter setting 2. unit setting
- Read faults 3. time / date setting
- Clear faults 4. water in fuel
Press ‘+’ to select vin number and press ‘ENT’ button to see
vin number . 28.03.2014
Vin number gets selected.
S2
Press ‘ENT’ button to get in to the language setting (Screen
diagnostics 2

2. part number <S3>).

3. parameter setting Press ‘+’ to select the language and ‘ENT’ button to set the
4. read faults language.
5. clear faults
6. vin number
28.03.2014 language setting 3

S2 english

Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in the main menu (Screen chinese
<S1>).
Available menu on screen. 28.03.2014 20.9km
- Diagnostics
- Driver Setting S3
- Password
- Maintenance
Press ‘+’ to select driving setting. NOTE :
If in case of Chinese language is selected then change in
to English language visit your nearest E I C H E R
main menu 1 Authorised Service Center.
6. diagnostics
7. driver settings
8. password
9. maintenance

28.03.2014

S1
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the driver setting (Screen
<S2>).
Available on driver setting screen
- Language setting
- Unit setting
- Time / Date setting
- Water in fuel (Not applicable)
Language setting on screen is selected.

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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the driver setting

(Screen <S2>).
Available on driver setting screen driver setting 2

- Language setting 1. language setting

- Unit setting 2. unit setting
- Time / Date setting 3. time / date setting
- Water in fuel (Not applicable) 4. water in fuel
Press ‘+’ to select unit setting.
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S2
driver setting 2

1. language setting Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the time / date setting
2. unit setting
(Screen <S3>).
3. time / date setting
4. water in fuel
Available on time / date setting
- Time format
- Date format
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Press ‘ENT’ button to select time format for adjustment
with the forth coming position on the main screen.
S2
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the unit setting.
Available on unit setting (Screen <S3>)
time/date setting 3
- Distance (Km or Mile) - Driver can change the unit of
1. time format
distance in Km or Mile by press ‘+’ and enter button to set
2. date format
as default.
- Fuel consumption (L/100Km or Km/L)- Driver can select
the fuel consumption unit in L/100Km or Km/L by pressing
‘+’ and ‘ENT’ button to set as default. 28.03.2014

S3
unit setting 3

distance
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the set time format (Screen
<S4>).
km mile
Available set time on screen are
fuel consumption - 24h
l/100km km/l - AM/PM
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S3
time format 4

Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in driver setting (Screen 1. 24h

<S2>). 2. am/pm
Available on driver setting screen
- Language setting
- Unit setting
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- Time / Date setting
- Water in fuel (Not applicable) S4
Press ‘+’ to select for time / date setting

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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in time / date setting (Screen Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in main menu (Screen <S1>).
<S3>). Available menu on screen
Available on time / date setting - Diagnostics
- Driver Setting
- Time format - Password
- Date format - Maintenance
Press ‘+’ to select for date format. Press ‘+’ to select for password.

time/date setting 3
main menu 1

1. time format 6. diagnostics

2. date format 7. driver settings
8. password
9. maintenance

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S3 S1
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the date format (Screen Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the password (Screen <S2>).
<S4>). Available password on screen
Available date format on screen are - Workshop PW
- YYYYMMDD - Driver PW
- DDMMYYYY - Change PW
- MMDDYYYY Workshop PW is selected.

date format 4
password 2

1. YYYYMMDD 1. workshop pw
2. DDMMYYYY 2. driver pw
3. MMDDYYYY 3. change pw

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S4 S2
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in driver settings menu Press ‘ENT’ button for getting into workshop PW mode.
(Screen <S2>).
Press ‘+’ to select for water in fuel (Not applicable).

workshop password 3

driver setting 2

1. language setting enter password

2. unit setting
3. time / date setting xxxx
4. water in fuel
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S2
NOTE :
Workshop password is only used by workshop person of
EICHER Authorised Service Center.
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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in password (Screen <S2>). Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the change password (Screen
Available password on screen <S3>).
- Workshop PW Available change password on screen are
- Driver PW - Workshop
- Change PW - Driver
Press ‘+’ to select for driver password.

change password 3

password 2

1. workshop pw workshop
2. driver pw
driver
3. change pw

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S2
S3
Available change workshop password screen (Screen
<S4>).
NOTE :
Once password is forgotten it can be reset by EICHER
Authorised Service Center only.
change workshop pass 4

Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in password (Screen <S2>). enter old password
Available password on screen xxxx
- Workshop PW
enter new password
- Driver PW
xxxx
- Change PW
Press ‘+’ to select for change password. 28.03.2014

S4
password 2

1. workshop pw NOTE :
2. driver pw Workshop password is only changed at E I C H E R
3. change pw Authorised Service Center.
Press ‘+’ button to select driver change password (Screen
28.03.2014 <S3>).
S2
change password 3

workshop
driver

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S3

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Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the driver change password Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the maintenance (Screen
(Screen <S4>). <S2>).
Available screen on maintenance
- View data
- Reset data
change Driver pass 4

enter old password

xxxx
maintenance 2
enter new password
1. view data
xxxx
2. reset data
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S4
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NOTE : S2
Press ‘+’ for enter 0 to 9 digit and use ‘ESC’ or ‘ENT’
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the view data (Screen <S3>).
button for move left and right.
Here it shows the warning and pre-warning for reminding
Once password is forgotten it can be reset by EICHER of vehicle maintenance in terms of Distance (in Kms.),
Authorised Service Center. Engine Hours (in hours) and Date (in DD.MM.YYYY) as set by
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the main menu (Screen customer.
<S1>).
Available menu on screen
- Diagnostics reset date 3

- Driver Setting enter distance

- Password
- Maintenance warning 0000000.0 km
Press ‘+’ to select maintenance. prewarning 0000000.0 km

28.03.2014 389.5km

main menu 1
S3
6. diagnostics
7. driver settings
8. password
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in maintenance (Screen
9. maintenance <S2>).
Available screen on maintenance
28.03.2014
- View data
- Reset data
Press ‘+’ to select for reset data.
S1 S2

maintenance 2

1. view data
2. reset data

28.03.2014

S2

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Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the reset data password Warning and pre warning date can be set by customer
(Screen <S3>). accordingly for reminding of vehicle maintenance. After
enter the date press enter all the warning and pre warning
value will be set (Screen <S3>).

reset data password 3

reset date 3
enter password
enter date
xxxx
warning 0000000.0
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prewarning 00.00.0000

S3 28.03.2014 389.5km

NOTE :
S3
In this screen driver password will be used. To confirm reset data press ‘ENT’ button key and all data is
If password is forgotten it can be reset by EICHER set (Screen <S3>).
Authorised Service Center. To cancel or again reset the data press ‘ESC’ button.

Warning and pre warning distance can be set by customer

accordingly for reminding of vehicle maintenance. After
enter the distance, engine hours screen comes in reset data 3

continuation (Screen <S3>). . to confirm reset date

press enter key
. to cancel press esc
reset date 3

enter distance 28.03.2014

warning 0000000.0 km S3
prewarning 0000000.0 km
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in main menu (Screen
28.03.2014 389.5km <S1>).
Available menu on screen
S3 - Diagnostics
- Driver Setting
Warning and pre warning hours can be set by customer - Password
accordingly for reminding of vehicle maintenance. After - Maintenance
enter the engine hours, date screen comes in continuation - Fuel coaching
(Screen <S3>). Press ‘+’ to select for fuel coaching.

reset date 3

enter engine hours main menu 1

6. diagnostics
warning 0000000.0 km 7. driver settings
8. password
prewarning 0000000.0 km 9. maintenance
10. fuel coaching
28.03.2014 389.5km
28.03.2014

S3 S1

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Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the fuel coaching and enter Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the Mode 2 menu (screen
password (Screen <S3>). <S4>).
Available menu on screen Fuel data can be set in terms of Kms.
- Mode 1 Press ‘ENT’ button and set it.
- Mode 2
- Mode 3

mode 2 4

fuel coaching 3
enter target distance
1. mode 1 01000 km
2. mode 2
3. mode 3
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28.03.2014 S4
S3 NOTE :
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the mode 1 menu (Screen Press ‘+’ for enter 0 to 9 digit and use ‘ESC’ or ‘ENT’
<S4>). button for move left and right respectively.
Fuel data can be reset
Press ‘+’ to select Mode 3 menu (Screen <S3>).
Available mode on screen
- Mode 1
mode 1 4
- Mode 2
- Mode 3
mode 1 selected

reset fuel data

fuel coaching 3

1. mode 1
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2. mode 2
S4 3. mode 3

Press ‘+’ to select Mode 2 menu (screen <S3>).

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Available mode on screen
- Mode 1
- Mode 2
S3
- Mode 3 Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the Mode 3 menu (Screen
<S4>).
Fuel data can be set in terms of days.
fuel coaching 3 Press ‘ENT’ button and set it.
1. mode 1
2. mode 2
3. mode 3 mode 3 4

enter target days

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01day
S3
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S4
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1.10 Gauges Fuel Gauge and Fuel gauge Unit

Speedometer Fuel Gauge System
1
1

Fuel level sensor

3
E0679E E0681E

1. Speedometer 1. Fuel gauge

2. Transmission
3. Vehicle Speed sensor
The fuel gauge system employs a fuel level sensor which is
installed in the fuel tank and senses the level of fuel
The vehicle speed taken from the vehicle speed sensor and
resident in the fuel tank to provide the level indication on
transmitted via the wiring harness cable to the
the fuel gauge.
speedometer on the Instrument cluster, thereby indicating
the vehicle speed. The float of the fuel gauge unit moves up and down as the
level of fuel in the tank changes. This motion causes the
variable resistance to move through the arm.

1
E0680E

1. Vehicle speed sensor 2. Electrical connector

The speedometer cable consists of two sections: that on

the cab side and that on the chassis side. The two lengths of
the cable are connected together to form a speedometer
cable.
There is an inner cable installed inside the flexible shaft,
which is rotated to transmit the speed to the speedometer.

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Fuel Gauge Circuit Water Temperature Gauge Unit
Battery Battery
Maxi fuse Maxi fuse

Fuel gauge Water temperature gauge

Engine ECM
B ACC M ST
LOCK
ACC
ON
ST Engine coolant
Starter switch Fuel level sensor E0682E Starter switch temperature sensor E0684E

Water Temperature Gauge and Water Temperature Gauge

Unit
Water Temperature Gauge System

Water temperature
gauge

Engine coolant
temperature sensor

E0683E

The water temperature gauge system employs a Engine

coolant temperature sensor that is installed on the
thermostat case and senses the engine coolant
temperature to provide the temperature indication to
engine ECM then engine ECM send the data to the water
temperature gauge on the instrument cluster.

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Brake Warning Lamp. Parking Brake (Low pressure switch - Air brake)

Brake Parking
warning brake Brake fluid
lamp switch lever sensor

Low pressure
switch

Maxi fuse Battery

To starter

Starter switch E0685E E0687E

Parking Brake Switch When the parking brake is kept in applied condition low
pressure switch comes in close contacts. Which in turn
Parking brake causes the brake indicator lamp or buzzer to come on.
switch
Brake Fluid Level Sensor

Fluid level sensor

reed switch
(Float position when
the fluid level
Float is normal
( Float position when
Parking brake lever
Magnet the fluid level is low)
E0686E

When the parking brakes lever is pulled, the lever is pulled

away from the switch. This causes the switch contacts to
E0688E
close, which in turn causes the brake indicator lamp to
come on. Releasing the parking brake lever causes the lever The brake fluid level sensor is installed inside the brake and
to push the switch contacts turning OFF the switch. clutch fluid reservoir tank.
When the brake fluid in the reservoir tank becomes low, the
float lowers. Then, the magnet in the float causes the reed
switch contacts to close, which in turn causes the brake
warning lamp to come on.

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Oil warning lamp
Oil warning lamp Battery
Maxi fuse

Engine ECM

Oil bypass alarm

B Acc M ST
LOCK
Acc
ON
Oil pressure sensor
ST

Starter switch E0689E

Air Pressure Warning Lamp

Battery
Maxi fuse -
+

Pressure buzzer

Pressure
Warning
Lamp

v Pressure gauge

B Acc M ST
LOCK
Acc Air pressure sensor
ON
ST

Starter switch E0690E

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1.11 EXHAUST BRAKE SYSTEM (Air Brake)

The following shows the operating circuit for the exhaust
brake.

Clutch s/w ACC pedal

Exhaust brake
idle sw
solenoid

IECU EMS
Exhaust
brake s/w

CAN BB 1

When driver presses exhaust brake switch in the combinato switch, IECU takes the input and
sends the info to EMS through CAN, EMS then energises the exhaust brake solenoid. No
indication available in IC

Battery Maxi fuse Starter switch (B-M) Fuse

Exhaust brake switch (EXB-EXC) Clutch switch Accelerator switch

Exhaust brake indicator lamp (ON) Ground

Exhaust brake switch (ON) [for exhaust brake valve] Ground

If the clutch pedal or accelerator pedal is depressed in this

condition, the clutch switch or accelerator switch is turned
OFF. This stops current to flow to the magnetic valve, thus
releasing the exhaust brake.

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1.12 MUSIC SYSTEM (OPTIONAL FEATURES)

1 2 4 6 21 7 9 8 11 12

5 3 23 22 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 10 13

E2445D

1. l / Mute power button 13. AUX IN jack

2. >>Tune/seek/track up button 14. 1 ?/II button
3. >>Tune/seek/track down button 15. 2 SCN button
4. VOL knob (when rotate) SEL button (when pressed) 16. 3 RPT button
5. Reset button 17. 1-6 preset buttons
6. BND/LOUT/ENT button
18. 4 SHF button
7. Liquid crystal display
19. 5 DIR- button
8. AS/PS/Navi-SCH button
9. EQ button 20. 6 DIR+ button
10. MONO button 21. Remote sensor
11. MODE button 22. DISP button
12. USB interface 23. Memory card interface

Music System is optional feature provided in your Vehicle. Fuse Battery

The primary use of such equipment is usually + _

entertainment. The primary control device for an audio Ignition switch

system is commonly referred to as a head unit, and is Music
system
installed in the center of the dashboard panel between the BF 12 Fuse and
relay box
driver and the passenger. The head unit itself is usually a
multi-purpose device that houses multiple components in
its housing. The most common components are a radio Chassis
harness
receiver/tuner usually with AM and FM bands, and a small
Music system unit ground
amplifier for driving an audio signal to speakers. E2446D

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1.13 FOG LAMP (OPTIONAL FEATURE)

1. Fog lamp
1. Fog lamp switch

E2447D

Maxi fuse Battery

Instrument cluster Fuse box
illumination lamp

BF 7
Fog lamp R.H.

Fog lamp L.H.

Fog lamp switch

Fog lamp relay

E2448D

Fog lamp provide a wide, bar-shaped beam of light with a

sharp cutoff at the top, and are generally aimed and
mounted low. They may produce white or selective yellow
light, and are intended for use at low speed to increase the
illumination directed towards the road surface and verges
in conditions of poor visibility due to rain, fog, dust or snow.

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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the main menu (Screen

<S1>).
Available menu on screen. set/test 3
- Diagnostics 1. telltale test
- Driver setting 2. gauge test
- Password 3. display test
- Maintenance
4. sound test
Press ‘+’ to select diagnostics.
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main menu 1
S3
6. diagnostics
7. driver settings Press ‘+’ to select gauge test (Screen <S3>). Gauge test is
8. password selected.
9. maintenance - Press ‘ENT’ button all gauges will check for calibration
until ‘ESC’ button is pressed.
28.03.2014 - Once ‘ESC’ button is pressed gauge stop self checking
activity.
S1
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the diagnostics (Screen
<S2>). set/test 3

Available on diagnostics screen. 1. telltale test

- Self test 2. gauge test
- Part number 3. display test
- Parameter setting 4. sound test
- Read faults
- Clear faults 28.03.2014
Self test on screen is selected.
S3
Press ‘+’ to select display test (Screen <S3>) Display tests is
diagnostics 2
selected.
1. self test
2. part number
- Press ‘ENT’ button to start LCD backlighting self checking.
3. parameter setting - Once ‘ESC’ button is pressed display test will stop.
4. read faults
5. clear faults

28.03.2014 set/test 3

1. telltale test
2. gauge test
S2 3. display test
4. sound test
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the self test (Screen <S3>).
Available on diagnostics screen.
- Telltale test 28.03.2014
- Gauge test
- Display test S3
- Sound test
Telltale test is selected.
Press ‘ENT’ button all Telltale lamps will start blinking until
‘ESC’ button is pressed.

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Press ‘+’ to select sound test (Screen <S3>) sound test is
selected.
Press ‘ENT’ button to start multiple sound self checking. diagnostics 2
Self checking sound 1. self test
- Operational sound 2. part number
- Warning sound 3. parameter setting
- Fault warning 4. read faults
- Sound for multiple warning 5. clear faults
Once ‘ESC’ button is pressed sound test will stop.
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S2
set/test 3

1. telltale test Press ‘ESC’ button to get back is part number (Screen
2. gauge test <S3>).
3. display test ACM (Not applicable)
4. sound test Press ‘+’ to select for EMS and Press ‘ENT’ button to see the
part nubmer.
28.03.2014 Press ‘+’ to select for IECU and ‘ENT’ button to see the part
nubmer.
S3
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the sound test (Screen <S3>).
part number 3
Sound test park brake warning will get executed in
instrument cluster. 1. acm
2. ems
3. iecu
sound test 3

28.03.2014
park brake
S3
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostic (Screen <S2>).
28.03.2014 Available on diagnostics screen
- Self test
S3 - Part number
- Parameter setting
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostics (Screen <S2>). - Read faults
- Clear faults
Available on diagnostics screen
Press ‘+’ to select parameter setting.
- Self test
- Part number
- Parameter setting
- Read faults diagnostics 2

- Clear faults 1. self test

Press ‘+’ to select the part number. 2. part number
3. parameter setting
4. read faults
5. clear faults

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S2

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NOTE :
EMS FAULTS 4
Parameter setting information is only used by workshop
P0341 38 INACTIVE
personnel.
P0090 13 INACTIVE
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostics (Screen <S2>). P0475 13 ACTIVE
Available on diagnostics screen. P0088 00 INACTIVE
- Self test P1147 00 INACTIVE
- Part number 28.03.2011 20.9 km
- Parameter setting
- Read faults
- Clear faults S4
Press ‘+’ to select read faults and press ‘ENT’ button to read
faults. Occurrence count will show number of times faults come in
the vehicle with last date of occurrence (Screen <S4>).

diagnostics 2 EMS FAULTS 4

1. self test P0341 38
2. part number
3. parameter setting OCCURRENCE COUNT
10
4. read faults
LAST EVENT
5. clear faults 28/03/2014
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28.03.2011 20.9 km

S2
S4
If there is no faults in the vehicle, No faults found message
will appear (Screen <S3>).
! CAUTION :
Please contact nearest EICHER Authorized workshop.
3
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostics (Screen <S2>).
Available on diagnostics screen.
no faults found - Self test
- Part number
- Parameter setting
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- Read faults
- Clear faults
Press ‘+’ to select for clear faults and press ‘ENT’ button to
S3 see faults (Password will be required).

Driver can see the current faults (Screen <S4>) Active faults
which are active in the vehicle).
Please contact nearest EICHER Authorised Service Dealer diagnostics 2

for repair. 1. self test

2. part number
Inactive faults which are inactive in the vehicle.
3. parameter setting
4. read faults
5. clear faults

28.03.2014

S2

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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in diagnostics (Screen <S2>).
Available on diagnostics screen
- Self test driver setting 2

- Part number 1. language setting

- Parameter setting 2. unit setting
- Read faults 3. time / date setting
- Clear faults 4. water in fuel
Press ‘+’ to select vin number and press ‘ENT’ button to see
vin number . 28.03.2014
Vin number gets selected.
S2
Press ‘ENT’ button to get in to the language setting (Screen
diagnostics 2

2. part number <S3>).

3. parameter setting Press ‘+’ to select the language and ‘ENT’ button to set the
4. read faults language.
5. clear faults
6. vin number
28.03.2014 language setting 3

S2 english

Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in the main menu (Screen chinese
<S1>).
Available menu on screen. 28.03.2014 20.9km
- Diagnostics
- Driver Setting S3
- Password
- Maintenance
Press ‘+’ to select driving setting. NOTE :
If in case of Chinese language is selected then change in
to English language visit your nearest E I C H E R
main menu 1 Authorised Service Center.
6. diagnostics
7. driver settings
8. password
9. maintenance

28.03.2014

S1
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the driver setting (Screen
<S2>).
Available on driver setting screen
- Language setting
- Unit setting
- Time / Date setting
- Water in fuel (Not applicable)
Language setting on screen is selected.

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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the driver setting

(Screen <S2>).
Available on driver setting screen driver setting 2

- Language setting 1. language setting

- Unit setting 2. unit setting
- Time / Date setting 3. time / date setting
- Water in fuel (Not applicable) 4. water in fuel
Press ‘+’ to select unit setting.
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S2
driver setting 2

1. language setting Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the time / date setting
2. unit setting
(Screen <S3>).
3. time / date setting
4. water in fuel
Available on time / date setting
- Time format
- Date format
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Press ‘ENT’ button to select time format for adjustment
with the forth coming position on the main screen.
S2
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the unit setting.
Available on unit setting (Screen <S3>)
time/date setting 3
- Distance (Km or Mile) - Driver can change the unit of
1. time format
distance in Km or Mile by press ‘+’ and enter button to set
2. date format
as default.
- Fuel consumption (L/100Km or Km/L)- Driver can select
the fuel consumption unit in L/100Km or Km/L by pressing
‘+’ and ‘ENT’ button to set as default. 28.03.2014

S3
unit setting 3

distance
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the set time format (Screen
<S4>).
km mile
Available set time on screen are
fuel consumption - 24h
l/100km km/l - AM/PM
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S3
time format 4

Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in driver setting (Screen 1. 24h

<S2>). 2. am/pm
Available on driver setting screen
- Language setting
- Unit setting
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- Time / Date setting
- Water in fuel (Not applicable) S4
Press ‘+’ to select for time / date setting

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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in time / date setting (Screen Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in main menu (Screen <S1>).
<S3>). Available menu on screen
Available on time / date setting - Diagnostics
- Driver Setting
- Time format - Password
- Date format - Maintenance
Press ‘+’ to select for date format. Press ‘+’ to select for password.

time/date setting 3
main menu 1

1. time format 6. diagnostics

2. date format 7. driver settings
8. password
9. maintenance

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S3 S1
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the date format (Screen Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the password (Screen <S2>).
<S4>). Available password on screen
Available date format on screen are - Workshop PW
- YYYYMMDD - Driver PW
- DDMMYYYY - Change PW
- MMDDYYYY Workshop PW is selected.

date format 4
password 2

1. YYYYMMDD 1. workshop pw
2. DDMMYYYY 2. driver pw
3. MMDDYYYY 3. change pw

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S4 S2
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in driver settings menu Press ‘ENT’ button for getting into workshop PW mode.
(Screen <S2>).
Press ‘+’ to select for water in fuel (Not applicable).

workshop password 3

driver setting 2

1. language setting enter password

2. unit setting
3. time / date setting xxxx
4. water in fuel
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S2
NOTE :
Workshop password is only used by workshop person of
EICHER Authorised Service Center.
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Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in password (Screen <S2>). Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the change password (Screen
Available password on screen <S3>).
- Workshop PW Available change password on screen are
- Driver PW - Workshop
- Change PW - Driver
Press ‘+’ to select for driver password.

change password 3

password 2

1. workshop pw workshop
2. driver pw
driver
3. change pw

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S2
S3
Available change workshop password screen (Screen
<S4>).
NOTE :
Once password is forgotten it can be reset by EICHER
Authorised Service Center only.
change workshop pass 4

Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in password (Screen <S2>). enter old password
Available password on screen xxxx
- Workshop PW
enter new password
- Driver PW
xxxx
- Change PW
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S4
password 2

1. workshop pw NOTE :
2. driver pw Workshop password is only changed at E I C H E R
3. change pw Authorised Service Center.
Press ‘+’ button to select driver change password (Screen
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S2
change password 3

workshop
driver

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S3

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Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the driver change password Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the maintenance (Screen
(Screen <S4>). <S2>).
Available screen on maintenance
- View data
- Reset data
change Driver pass 4

enter old password

xxxx
maintenance 2
enter new password
1. view data
xxxx
2. reset data
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S4
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NOTE : S2
Press ‘+’ for enter 0 to 9 digit and use ‘ESC’ or ‘ENT’
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the view data (Screen <S3>).
button for move left and right.
Here it shows the warning and pre-warning for reminding
Once password is forgotten it can be reset by EICHER of vehicle maintenance in terms of Distance (in Kms.),
Authorised Service Center. Engine Hours (in hours) and Date (in DD.MM.YYYY) as set by
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in to the main menu (Screen customer.
<S1>).
Available menu on screen
- Diagnostics reset date 3

- Driver Setting enter distance

- Password
- Maintenance warning 0000000.0 km
Press ‘+’ to select maintenance. prewarning 0000000.0 km

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main menu 1
S3
6. diagnostics
7. driver settings
8. password
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in maintenance (Screen
9. maintenance <S2>).
Available screen on maintenance
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- View data
- Reset data
Press ‘+’ to select for reset data.
S1 S2

maintenance 2

1. view data
2. reset data

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S2

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Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the reset data password Warning and pre warning date can be set by customer
(Screen <S3>). accordingly for reminding of vehicle maintenance. After
enter the date press enter all the warning and pre warning
value will be set (Screen <S3>).

reset data password 3

reset date 3
enter password
enter date
xxxx
warning 0000000.0
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prewarning 00.00.0000

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NOTE :
S3
In this screen driver password will be used. To confirm reset data press ‘ENT’ button key and all data is
If password is forgotten it can be reset by EICHER set (Screen <S3>).
Authorised Service Center. To cancel or again reset the data press ‘ESC’ button.

Warning and pre warning distance can be set by customer

accordingly for reminding of vehicle maintenance. After
enter the distance, engine hours screen comes in reset data 3

continuation (Screen <S3>). . to confirm reset date

press enter key
. to cancel press esc
reset date 3

enter distance 28.03.2014

warning 0000000.0 km S3
prewarning 0000000.0 km
Press ‘ESC’ button to get back in main menu (Screen
28.03.2014 389.5km <S1>).
Available menu on screen
S3 - Diagnostics
- Driver Setting
Warning and pre warning hours can be set by customer - Password
accordingly for reminding of vehicle maintenance. After - Maintenance
enter the engine hours, date screen comes in continuation - Fuel coaching
(Screen <S3>). Press ‘+’ to select for fuel coaching.

reset date 3

enter engine hours main menu 1

6. diagnostics
warning 0000000.0 km 7. driver settings
8. password
prewarning 0000000.0 km 9. maintenance
10. fuel coaching
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Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the fuel coaching and enter Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the Mode 2 menu (screen
password (Screen <S3>). <S4>).
Available menu on screen Fuel data can be set in terms of Kms.
- Mode 1 Press ‘ENT’ button and set it.
- Mode 2
- Mode 3

mode 2 4

fuel coaching 3
enter target distance
1. mode 1 01000 km
2. mode 2
3. mode 3
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S3 NOTE :
Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the mode 1 menu (Screen Press ‘+’ for enter 0 to 9 digit and use ‘ESC’ or ‘ENT’
<S4>). button for move left and right respectively.
Fuel data can be reset
Press ‘+’ to select Mode 3 menu (Screen <S3>).
Available mode on screen
- Mode 1
mode 1 4
- Mode 2
- Mode 3
mode 1 selected

reset fuel data

fuel coaching 3

1. mode 1
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2. mode 2
S4 3. mode 3

Press ‘+’ to select Mode 2 menu (screen <S3>).

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Available mode on screen
- Mode 1
- Mode 2
S3
- Mode 3 Press ‘ENT’ button to get into the Mode 3 menu (Screen
<S4>).
Fuel data can be set in terms of days.
fuel coaching 3 Press ‘ENT’ button and set it.
1. mode 1
2. mode 2
3. mode 3 mode 3 4

enter target days

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01day
S3
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S4
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