ICC5 Gauges
There are thirteen digital gauges under the Gauges menu on the B-panel or infotainment display. See Fig. for an example screen overview. Twelve are informational only; if active, Soot Level includes a button to start a regeneration.
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Gauge Screen Name
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Gauge Icon
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Gauge Name
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Gauge Value
Fig. 1, Example Gauge Screen - ICC5
The default display order of gauges is as follows:
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Coolant Temperature
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Engine Oil Pressure
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Engine Oil Temperature
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Transmission Oil Temperature
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Front Axle Oil Temperature
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Rear Axle Oil Temperature
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Lift Axle Pressure
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Soot Level
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Application Air Pressure
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Suspension Air Pressure
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Trailer Application Air Pressure
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Trailer Suspension Air Pressure
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Turbo Boost Pressure
The default can be changed. Pressing on an existing gauge will cause a popup window to appear with the option to either Remove or Replace the gauge. Choosing Replace will bring up a radio button list of all available gauges from which to choose; replacing a gauge will move the first gauge into a different screen placement. Removing a gauge removes the gauge from the gauge screens. A removed gauge can be added back by pressing the Add or plus sign button. Doing so will cause a radio button list to appear listing the gauges available to be added.
Gauge units of measurements are controlled under Settings which can be accessed under the Cab menu or by pressing the star menu icon in the lower left corner.
Moving between gauge screens can be accomplished by pressing the gauge screen name at the top of the screen.
In the ICC5, if a value measured by a digital gauge exceeds the normal range, the gauge icon, display bar graph color, and gauge value will change color to amber to indicate caution or red to indicate danger. See Fig..
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Red Gauge Icon
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Red Gauge Bar Graph
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Red Gauge Value
Fig. 2, Gauge Caution & Warning Indicator Display - ICC5
Gauge information can also be viewed on the driver display. See Fig..
