Menu Structure

The OptiView instrument panel is an interactive graphical display that is capable of displaying text messages and graphics to communicate information about the status and performance of the vehicle to the operator. This information is organized in a menu-structured format around the following menu screens:

• Trip 1

• Trip 2

• Gauges

• Fuel Economy

• cruise control

• Tire Pressure

• Vehicle configuration

• Diagnostics

• menu off

The menus appear in the center of the instrument panel as shown in Fig.. When the instrument panel displays a message to the operator, it appears in the menu area.

Primary Air Pressure Gauge

Tachometer

Speedometer

Secondary Air Pressure Gauge

Engine Oil Pressure Gauge

Low Battery Voltage Warning

Odometer

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Level Gauge

Menu and Driver Message Area

Gear Shift Position Indicator

Fuel Level Gauge

Coolant Temperature Gauge

Fig. 1, Typical Instrument Panel, EPA10 and Newer Engines

Menu Navigation

Navigating through the system menus is done with the buttons on the left side of the steering wheel. See Fig.. Press the menu up or menu down arrows to highlight a menu, then press the OK button to enter the highlighted menu. Press the 'back' button to go back to the last menu that was displayed. Pressing the menu cycle button displays the next menu options with each button press. Press the 'home' button to return to the menus in their original order.

Cruise Accelerate/Resume

Marker Interrupt

Cruise Decelerate/Set

Phone Hang-Up/Reject

Mute Button

Phone Pick-Up

Cruise On/Off

Cruise Cancel

Volume Increment Up

Back Button

Volume Increment Down

Menu Down

Menu Cycle

Home Button

OK Button

Menu Up

Fig. 2, Steering-Wheel-Mounted Switches

Trip Menus

From the main menu, highlight 'Trip 1' and press the OK button. The TRIP 1 information appears on the screen. See Fig.. Press the 'down' arrow to view the bottom three items in the TRIP 1 screen. See Fig. To reset the TRIP 1 information, press and hold the OK button.

The Trip 2 menu functions the same way after highlighting 'Trip 2' and pressing the OK button. See Fig. for the top three items in the TRIP 2 screen and see Fig. for the bottom three items in the TRIP 2 screen. To reset the TRIP 2 information, press and hold the OK button.

Fig. 3, TRIP 1 Top Three Items

Fig. 4, TRIP 1 Bottom Three Items

Fig. 5, TRIP 2 Top Three Items

Fig. 6, TRIP 2 Bottom Three Items

Gauge Menus

The driver can choose to display up to three gauge menus in the menu area if desired. See Fig.. From the main menu, select 'Gauges' and press the OK button. Use the 'down' arrow to highlight one of the three currently viewed gauges, then press the OK button and the highlight will flash. Use the 'up' and 'down' arrows to scroll through the available gauges. Once you have selected the gauge to view, press the OK button again. The highlight stops flashing and that gauge is set. Use the same process to change the other two gauge menus.

Fig. 7, Gauge Menus

Fuel Economy Menu

From the main menu, select 'Fuel Economy' and press the OK button. See Fig., for an example of the fuel economy menu.

Overall fuel economy is represented as a bar gauge while the red pointer indicates instantaneous fuel economy.

Fig. 8, Fuel Economy Menu

The red bar represents the average fuel economy for this trip since the last reset.

The blue bar represents the instantaneous fuel economy that is reported by the engine.

Press and hold the OK button to reset the distance to empty value and the average miles per gallon/kilometers per liter.

Cruise Control Menu

See Fig. for the cruise control menu location.

Standard cruise control is selected. There is no headway protection (adaptive cruise control) provided when standard cruise control is used.

Cruise Control Indicator

Fig. 9, Cruise Control Menu, Standard Cruise Control Screen Shown

The car image can be highlighted yellow (warning range) or red (danger range). The speed, distance and estimated time to reach the other vehicle are also provided to the driver.

Adaptive Cruise Control Icon

Alarm Distance, Close

Alarm Distance, Near

Alarm Distance, Far

Fig. 10, Adaptive Cruise Control Screen

Standard Cruise Control

Standard cruise control automatically maintains a desired vehicle speed. Use the cruise control set button on the steering wheel once a desired speed is reached. Pressing the brake pedal or switching the cruise control button to OFF deactivates the system.

Adaptive Cruise Control

Adaptive cruise control uses radar to detect vehicles ahead and automatically adjusts the vehicle speed to maintain a safe distance.

When another vehicle is detected, a car appears at the top of the driver display screen along with the speed, distance and estimated time to reach that vehicle. See Fig.. As the other vehicle gets within a set distance, it is highlighted yellow to signal a warning range, and then highlighted red to signal a danger range.

An alarm also activates to notify the driver of the distance between the two vehicles. The driver can select the distance—far, near, or close—when the alarm is triggered. See Fig..

To use adaptive cruise control, use the down arrow on the steering wheel to select 'Cruise Control' from the main menu. Then use the down arrow on the steering wheel to select the alarm distance. See Fig., items 2, 3, and 4. The adaptive cruise control indicator activates in the instrument panel and 'Use Standard CC' appears in the display below the alarm distance options. If the driver wants to use standard cruise control, they can select 'Use Standard CC' from the cruise control menu.

Tire Pressure Menu

The driver can select tire pressure from the main menu and quickly check tire pressure and temperature. A tire status of OK, LOW, HIGH, or LEAK appears. See Fig..

Fig. 11, Tire Pressure Menu Screen

When tire pressure is selected, an overhead view of the vehicle is displayed with the tire pressure and temperature indicated for each tire; the tire pressure appears in bold above the temperature reading. Tires within a normal pressure range are white. Tires with low or high pressure or a tire with a leak detected are yellow. See Fig..

The tire pressure and temperature of each tire are shown.

Fig. 12, Tire Pressure Screen

Tire Warning

Vehicles equipped with a TPMS display a warning screen when a fault is detected. An overhead view of the vehicle is shown along with the tire pressure and temperature of each tire and a message—LOW PRESSURE, HIGH PRESSURE, or LEAK DETECTED—at the bottom of the driver display screen. See Fig.. To exit the tire warning screen, press the OK button on the left side of the steering wheel.

The tire warning screen indicates that one tire has low pressure, indicated by the yellow tire and pressure reading on the driver display screen.

Fig. 13, Tire Warning Screen

Tow Vehicle

If a tow vehicle or trailer axle is detected, the system automatically displays an image behind the recreational vehicle. Press the "up" or "down" arrow to switch between screens of the recreational vehicle and the tow vehicle. See Fig. and Fig..

A tow vehicle or trailer is detected and an image appears behind the recreational vehicle. Press the "up" or "down" arrow to switch between screens of the recreational vehicle and the tow vehicle.

Fig. 14, Tow Vehicle Detected

Tire pressure and temperature are shown for the vehicle being towed.

Fig. 15, Tow Vehicle Tire Pressure Screen

Vehicle Configuration Menu

Selecting "Vehicle Configuration" from the main menu allows the driver to change system settings for bluetooth, dash brightness, fob programming, steering effort, and units. See Fig..

Fig. 16, Vehicle Configuration Menu

Bluetooth

The bluetooth menu is used to connect devices, change the priority of connected devices, and remove a device's connectivity permissions. To set up a device, use the "down" arrow to select "Vehicle Configuration", then "Bluetooth" and press OK.

From the bluetooth menu, shown in Fig., choose "Pair Device". The information center searches for available devices. See Fig.. When devices are found, the driver can choose which one they want to pair with the information center. Once device pairing is confirmed, press OK on the steering wheel to exit back to the bluetooth menu.

Once a device is paired with the information center, incoming phone calls appear in the center of the display screen. See Fig.. The driver can accept or decline the incoming call using the phone controls on the steering wheel.

Call status appears in the top center of the display screen while a call is active and shows the call time, shown in Fig., or just after a call ends with a 'call ended' message.

Fig. 17, Bluetooth Menu

The information center searches for available devices.

Select the device to pair with the information center.

The information center and device are connecting.

A message tells the driver a device is paired.

Fig. 18, Bluetooth Pairing

Fig. 19, Incoming Call Screen

Fig. 20, Call Status Screen

Dash Brightness

To change the dash brightness, use the "down" arrow to select "Vehicle Configuration", then "Dash Brightness" and press OK. Press the up arrow on the steering wheel to increase dash brightness or the down arrow to decrease it. See Fig..

Fig. 21, Dash Brightness

Fob Programming

To reset the fob programming, use the "down" arrow to select "Vehicle Configuration", then "Fob Programming" and press OK. Use the "down" arrow to select reset to default. For additional key fob information, see Standard Ignition and Key.

Steering Effort

To adjust the steering wheel sensitivity, use the "down" arrow on the steering wheel to select "Vehicle Configuration", then "Steering Effort" and press OK. See Fig., for an example of the steering effort menu. The driver can adjust the steering wheel sensitivity by pressing the up arrow on the steering wheel for more (more effort is required to steer) and the down arrow on the steering wheel for less (less effort is required to steer). The default sensitivity is set at 3.5. The steering sensitivity adjusts and is saved by the system in real time to allow the driver to feel the result of the changes. Press the back button to display the main menu.

Note: The default sensitivity is set at 3.5.

Fig. 22, Steering Effort Menu

Units

After selecting "Vehicle Configuration", then "Units", the driver can choose standard or metric.

Mobileye

Mobileye is a safety system available on some vehicles. The following information describes the various mobileye features and whether or not the feature can be deactivated as follows. For features that can be deactivated, use the "down" arrow to select "Vehicle Configuration", and select the applicable item for deactivation.

• Forward Collision Warning

• Pedestrian Collision Warning

• Lane Departure Warning (can be deactivated)

• Speed Limit Indicator (can be deactivated)

• Headway Monitoring and Warning

• Intelligent High-Beam Control (can be deactivated)

• Vision System Fault

• Vision System Communication Failure

Forward Collision Warning

A series of high-pitched beeps sound 2.7 seconds before a possible collision with the vehicle in front and the red forward collision icon appears in the instrument panel. See Fig..

Fig. 23, Forward Collision Warning

Pedestrian Collision Warning

The pedestrian collision warning is operational during daylight hours when the vehicle is traveling less than 31 mph (50 km/h). It alerts the driver with a red flashing icon and series of beeps when a pedestrian crosses in front of the vehicles path. A green icon activates when a pedestrian is detected in the danger zone but the time to collision is not critical. See Fig..

A pedestrian is crossing in front of the vehicles path; time to collision is critical.

A pedestrian is detected in the danger zone but the time to collision is not critical.

Fig. 24, Pedestrian Collision Warning

Lane Departure Warning

A flashing amber lane marker appears in the instrument panel along with a rumble strip sound when the vehicle unintentionally departs (with no turn signal) from the driving lane while traveling over 40 mph (64 km/h). The lane markings appear amber on the side the vehicle is veering toward. See Fig.. The driver can choose to deactivate this feature in the "Vehicle Configuration" menu.

Note: The lane markings appear amber and a vehicle image is shown veering toward the appropriate lane, either left or right, of departure.

Fig. 25, Lane Departure Warning

Speed Limit Indicator

If detected, a speed limit sign is shown continuously under the numeric speedometer reading. See Fig.. If speed limit data is not available, the speed limit indicator is not active. The driver can choose to deactivate this feature in the "Vehicle Configuration" menu.

Fig. 26, Speed Limit Indicator

Headway Monitoring and Warning

When a vehicle is detected within a predefined headway (distance), the forward collision icon displays continuously. The icon appears red with an amount of time (in seconds) and a chime sounds when the headway is equal to or less than the predefined headway time threshold. The icon is green when a vehicle is detected and the headway is within the predefined time threshold. See Fig..

Note: The icon is green when a vehicle is detected and the headway is within the predefined time threshold. The icon turns red with a time in seconds when there is a chance of collision.

Fig. 27, Headway Monitoring and Warning

Intelligent High-Beam Control

When intelligent high-beam control is enabled and the vehicle is traveling faster than 21 mph (34 km/h), the high-beam headlights automatically activate and deactivate on dark roads when there is no nearby traffic. The high-beam icon appears blue in the instrument panel when enabled and active; the icon is grey when the intelligent high-beam control is enabled but inactive. See Fig.. The driver can choose to deactivate this feature in the "Vehicle Configuration" menu.

Note: The icon is blue when the intelligent high-beam control is enabled and active; the icon is grey with an 'A' in the center when the intelligent high-beam control is enabled but inactive. A green icon indicates the low-beam headlamps are on.

Fig. 28, Intelligent High-Beam Control

Vision System Fault

Low visibility, no communication, temperature, and error codes from the mobileye system activate a vision system fault message in the instrument panel. See Fig..

Mobileye has activated a vision system fault message. The forward collision system indicator above the message only appears for vehicles equipped with OnGuard.

Fig. 29, Vision System Fault Message

Vision System Communication Failure

When the mobileye system experiences a communication failure, a message appears in the instrument panel. See Fig..

When the mobileye system experiences a communication failure, a message appears in the instrument panel.

Fig. 30, Vision System Communication Failure Message

Diagnostics Menu

From the main menu, select "Diagnostics" and press the OK button. Three sub-menus appear—Faults, Internal Diagnostics, and System Information.

Faults

The Faults sub-menu, shown in Fig., displays the following faults should they occur:

• antilock brake system

• air pressure module

• engine

• instrumentation

• transmission

Fig. 31, Faults Sub-Menu

After selecting "Diagnostics", "Faults" appears in the list of sub-menus and is highlighted. Press the OK button to view any active faults. See Fig., for an example of a fault displayed from the instrumentation system. When there is no active fault(s), END OF LIST appears in the menu area. See Fig..

Fig. 32, Active Fault is Displayed

Fig. 33, No Active Fault Exists

Internal Diagnostics

The Internal Diagnostics sub-menu, shown in Fig., displays internal diagnostic information with the current value from the OptiView instrument panel. Use the "down" arrow to highlight "Internal Diagnostics", then press the OK button to view the internal diagnostic information. See Fig. and Fig..

Fig. 34, Internal Diagnostics Sub-Menu

Fig. 35, Internal Diagnostic Information Screen 1

Fig. 36, Internal Diagnostic Information Screen 2

System Information

The System Information sub-menu shows the current software version and release date. Use the "down" arrow to highlight "System Information", then press the OK button to view the system information. See Fig. and Fig..

Fig. 37, System Information Sub-Menu

Fig. 38, System Information

The bottom line of the System Information menu indicates the current status of the software updating utility. See Fig.. In this example, the software updating utility is idle (not running).

Menu Off

If the driver selects menu off, the menu items no longer appear on the driver display screen. To view the menu items once again, press any of the arrows or the OK button on the left side of the steering wheel.