Telltale warnings appear on the driver display to alert
the driver of hazards.
The colors of telltales and warnings
indicate the hazard level: red (warning), amber (caution), green and
blue (active status), grey (passive status), white (informational).
Blue is currently used to indicate an active phone call, that a software
download is available, and that utility lamps and high beams are on.
Warnings, Indicators, and Messages Tables
See the following tables for descriptions of what the telltales are
signaling, and related messages.
For ePowertrain Telltale Lamps
and Messages as shown, see Table .
For Braking and Traction Telltale Lamps and Messages as shown, see
Table .
For Detroit Assurance Telltale Lamps and Messages as shown, see
Table .
For Coolant Level Telltale Lamps and Messages as shown, see Table .
For
Steering Telltale Lamps and Messages as shown, see Table .
For Driving
Safety Related Icons as shown, see Table .
For Tire Pressure Monitoring System Telltales and Messages as
shown, see Table .
For Passenger Safety Telltale Lamps and Messages as shown,
see Table .
For Exterior-Lamps Telltale Lamps and Messages as shown, see Table .
For Outside Ambient Temperature Icon, as shown, see Table .
For ICU Application
Icons as shown, see Table .
Table 1,
ePowertrain Telltale Lamps and Messages
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
Related Messages
|
 |
Blue
|
Charger Connected
to Vehicle
|
A flashing telltale
indicates the vehicle is actively charging.
Solid illumination
indicates the desired SOC has been reached and that the charger is
connected to the vehicle.
|
When a charging
coupler is plugged into the vehicle, the vehicle's ability to drive
is inhibited.
|
 |
Blue
|
Powertrain Active
|
Signals that the
ePowertrain is activated and the vehicle is ready to drive.
|
If a door is opened
when the parking brake is disengaged and the powertrain is active,
a popup appears.
|
 |
Amber
|
Low-Voltage Battery
Problem
|
A low-voltage battery
problem has been detected.
|
|
 |
Red
|
Low-Voltage Battery
Failure
|
The low-voltage
batteries have failed or cannot be detected.
|
|
 |
White
|
High-Voltage Battery
Charge Normal Operation
|
The high-voltage
batteries have a high enough charge to operate the vehicle.
|
|
 |
Amber
|
High-Voltage Battery
Charge Low
|
Indicates an state
of charge warning is active.
Turn off unneeded features drawing
power.
Drive the vehicle for 30-60 minutes, or manually charge
the low-voltage batteries.
|
|
 |
Amber
|
High-Voltage Battery
Problem
|
Indicates a non-critical
battery fault, such as one of the high-voltage batteries going offline.
Take the vehicle in for service.
|
|
 |
Red
|
High-Voltage Battery
Failure
|
A thermal event
has been detected inside a high-voltage battery.
Bring the vehicle
to a safe stop, apply the park brake, turn the keyswitch to off, and
exit the cab within the next five minutes.
If there is time,
press in the eStop button.
|
The vehicle must
be on for the high-voltage battery thermal event detection system
to be active.
|
 |
Amber
|
ePowertrain problem
|
A high-voltage battery
or ePowertrain problem has been detected.
A derate program
has been activated or the driving range has been reduced.
Take
the vehicle in for service.
|
|
 |
Red
|
ePowertrain Error
|
A high-voltage battery
or ePowertrain problem has been detected. Stop immediately.
|
|
 |
Amber
|
eDrive problem
|
An eDrive problem
has been detected
|
|
 |
Red
|
eDrive error
|
And eDrive error
has been detected
|
|
Table 1,
ePowertrain Telltale Lamps and Messages
Table 2,
Braking and Traction Telltale Lamps and Messages
Telltale Lamp
|
Color
|
Description
|
Related Information
|
 |
Green
|
Recuperative Braking
|
Indicates recuperative braking has
been activated by moving the right-hand multifunctional control stalk
into position 1, 2, or 3 (low, medium, or high).
|
A blue line will appear on the charge
portion of the power gauge showing the amount of available recuperative
braking requested.
|
 |
Green
|
Descent Control
Mode
|
Indicates descent
control mode is active.
|
The driver should
always be ready to intervene by applying the service brakes. On steep
roads recuperative braking may not be able to maintain the vehicle
set speed.
|
 |
Amber
|
Hill Start Aid
Disengaged
|
A blinking telltale
indicates hill start aid is inactive.
A solid telltale indicates
a fault with the system.
|
To turn on HSA,
press the HSA OFF switch again or cycle the vehicle keyswitch.
|
 |
Grey
|
Brake Hold Mode
Engaged
|
Indicates brake
hold mode is active.
The service brake will be maintained when
the driver takes their foot off the brake pedal.
|
Brake hold mode
is released when the accelerator pedal is pressed, the work brake
is set, or the park brake is set.
|
 |
Red
|
Park Brake Engaged
|
Indicates the park
brake is engaged.
|
Always engage the
park brake before exiting the vehicle.
|
 |
Red
|
Low Brake Air
Pressure
|
Indicates air pressure
in the primary or secondary reservoir has dropped below approximately
70 psi (483 kPa).
Bring the vehicle to a safe stop and have
the air system repaired before continuing.
|
A buzzer will sound
if the park brake is released or the vehicle is moving when the air
pressure has dropped below 70 psi.
|
 |
Amber
|
Tractor Anti-Lock
Braking System (ABS)
|
Momentary illumination
indicates the vehicle ABS is engaged.
Solid illumination indicates
a problem with the vehicle ABS.
Repair the ABS to ensure
full braking capability.
|
Even if the ABS
is completely inoperative, normal braking ability is maintained.
|
 |
Amber
|
Automatic Traction
Control (ATC) Active
|
A flashing telltale
lamp indicates a wheel spin event has been detected, and the ATC system
is active.
|
|
 |
Amber
|
Automatic Traction
Control (ATC) Deactivated
|
Indicates the ATC
SPIN switch has been pressed to allow wheel slip.
|
Press the switch
again to active ATC.
|
 |
Red
|
Brake System Warning
|
Solid telltale.
Indicates a failure in the Antilock Braking System/Electronic
Braking System (ABS/EBS) or the electronic air processing unit (EAPU).
Stop the vehicle and call for service.
|
|
Table 2,
Braking and Traction Telltale Lamps and Messages
Table 3,
Detroit Assurance Telltale Lamps and Messages
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
Related Messages
|
 |
Green
|
Adaptive Cruise
Control (ACC) Active
|
Indicates that adaptive
cruise control is on and active.
|
|
 |
Amber
|
Adaptive Cruise
Control Unavailable
|
Indicates that Adaptive
Cruise Control (ACC) is not available
|
|
 |
Amber
|
Active Brake Assist
Unavailable
|
Indicates the Active
Brake Assist system is not available.
|
|
 |
Amber
|
Lane Departure
Warning Unavailable
|
Indicates that lane
departure warning is disabled due to minimum speed, lack of lane markings,
or system not being available.
|
|
 |
Blue
|
Lane Keep Assist
(LKA) Active
|
Lane Keep Assist
is on and making micro-steering adjustments to keep the vehicle in
the preferred lane position.
|
When Lane Keep
Assist is off there is no steering wheel telltale.
Lane Keep
Assist (LKA) is a component of Active Lane Assist (ALA).
|
 |
Grey
|
Lane Keep Assist
(LKA) on but inactive
|
Lane Keep Assist
is on but inactive. Reasons for inactivity include:
|
If Adaptive Cruise
Control (ACC) is not available, Active Lane Assist (ALA) is not available.
Lane Keep Assist (LKA) is a component of ALA.
|
 |
Red
|
Auto Stop Active
|
When Auto Stop activates
at the end of the Lane Keep Assist warning cascade, the Auto Stop
telltale appears.
When Auto Stop has brought the vehicle to
a standstill, the Auto Stop telltale clears.
|
The Auto Stop warning
window: "Auto Stop Started Throttle to Cancel" appears when Auto Stop
initiates.
|
Table 3,
Detroit Assurance Telltale Lamps and Messages
Table 4,
Coolant Level Telltale Lamps and Messages
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
Related Messages
|
 |
Amber
|
Low Coolant Level
|
The battery coolant
level is low.
OR
The eDrive coolant level is low.
Fill the low cooling system reservoir at the first opportunity.
|
A pop-up message
will specify which coolant level is low.
|
 |
Red
|
Very Low Coolant
Level
|
The battery coolant
level is very low.
OR
The eDrive coolant level is very
low.
Stop the vehicle and fill the low cooling system reservoir.
|
A pop-up message
will specify which coolant level is low.
|
Table 4,
Coolant Level Telltale Lamps and Messages
Table 5,
Steering Telltale Lamps and Messages
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
Related Information
|
 |
Amber
|
Electro-hydraulic Power Steering
(EHPS) Error
|
One reason this telltale appears
if is the power to the EHPS pumps exceeds a set current level.
|
|
Table 5,
Steering Telltale Lamps and Messages
Table 6,
Driving Safety Related Icons
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
 |
Amber
|
Electronic Stability
Control (ESC) Active
|
Flashing indicates
a stability event has been detected, and the ESC system is active.
Solid illumination indicates a problem with the stability system.
Repair the ESC system immediately to ensure full stability capability.
|
 |
Amber
|
Electronically
Controlled Air Suspension (ECAS) Error
|
Indicates and active
ECAS fault.
|
 |
Amber
|
IPPC Error
|
|
 |
Green
|
AERO active
|
Indicates that aerodynamic
height control (AERO) is active.
|
Table 6,
Driving Safety Related Icons
Table 7,
Tire Pressure Monitoring System Telltales and Messages
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
Related Messages
|
 |
Red
|
Tire Pressure
Monitoring System (TPMS) Warning
|
At least one tire
has very low tire pressure, very high tire pressure, or a high tire
temperature.
|
The TPMS screen
will highlight which tire and what the issue is.
|
 |
Amber
|
Tire Pressure
Monitoring System (TPMS) Caution
|
At least one tire
has high tire pressure or a TPMS battery is low and needs to be replaced.
|
The TPMS screen
will highlight which tire is affected.
|
Table 7,
Tire Pressure Monitoring System Telltales and Messages
Table 8,
Passenger Safety Telltale Lamps and Messages
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
Related Message
|
 |
Red
|
Unfastened Seat Belt
|
Indicates the driver's seat belt
is unfastened.
|
When the system detects that the
parking brake is off and the driver seat belt is not fastened an audible
alert activates.
|
 |
Amber
|
Supplemental Restraint System
(SRS) Error
|
Indicates a malfunction has occurred
in the restraint system and restraint system components may be triggered
unintentionally or may not deploy as intended during an accident.
|
If the SRS telltale appears,
have the restraint system checked and repaired immediately.
|
 |
White
|
Left-Hand Door Unlatched
|
Indicates the left-hand door on
two door cab is unlatched.
|
|
 |
White
|
Right-Hand Door Unlatched
|
Indicates the right-hand door on
two door cab is unlatched.
|
|
 |
White
|
Both Doors Unlatched
|
Indicates both doors on a two door
cab are unlatched.
|
|
Table 8,
Passenger Safety Telltale Lamps and Messages
Table 9,
Exterior-Lamps Telltale Lamps and Messages
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
 |
Green
|
Left-Turn Indicator
On
|
Flashing indicates
the left-turn signal lamps are activated.
|
 |
Green
|
Right-Turn Indicator
On
|
Flashing indicates
the right-turn signal lamps are activated.
|
 |
Blue
|
High-Beams On
|
Indicates the high-beam
headlights are on.
|
 |
Green
|
Low-Beams On
|
Indicates the low-beam
headlights are on.
|
 |
Blue
|
Automatic High-Beams
On
|
Indicates the high-beam
headlights have been set to automatic and are on.
|
 |
Grey
|
Automatic High-Beams
Off
|
Indicates the high-beam
headlights have been set to automatic and are off.
|
 |
Green
|
Automatic Low-Beams
On
|
Indicates the low-beam
headlights have been set to automatic and are on.
|
 |
Grey
|
Automatic Low-Beams
Off
|
Indicates the low-beam
headlights have been set to automatic and are off.
|
 |
Green
|
Taillights / Marker
Lamps On
|
Indicates the taillights,
aka marker lamps, are on.
|
Table 9,
Exterior-Lamps Telltale Lamps and Messages
Table 10,
Outside Ambient Temperature Icon
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
Related Pop-Up Message
|
 |
White
|
Snowflake
|
Indicates ambient
air temperature has dropped below 34°F (1°C).
Pay attention
to road conditions and watch for ice.
|
ICUC Caution  |
Table 10,
Outside Ambient Temperature Icon
Table 11,
ICU Application Icons
Telltale
|
Color
|
Description
|
Related Information
|
 |
Blue
|
Active Phone Call
|
Indicates a phone is connected to
the ICU and a call is active.
|
The phone screen in the infotainment
section of the ICU will also show an active call, including the number
being called and call length.
|
 |
Blue
|
Software Download Available
|
Indicates a software download is
available.
For reasons of security and optimal vehicle functioning,
software updates should be quickly installed.
|
A pop-up message will also appear.
|
Table 11,
ICU Application Icons