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Vehicle Control Features Guide

The document provides a quick start guide for a CF truck, summarizing key safety features and controls. It describes the Advanced Emergency Braking System, which alerts the driver of potential collisions and applies the brakes if needed. It also describes the Lane Departure Warning system, which monitors the truck's position and alerts the driver if it deviates from its lane. Finally, it summarizes useful switches for lighting, climate controls, and auxiliary features like hill start aid.

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Vehicle Control Features Guide

The document provides a quick start guide for a CF truck, summarizing key safety features and controls. It describes the Advanced Emergency Braking System, which alerts the driver of potential collisions and applies the brakes if needed. It also describes the Lane Departure Warning system, which monitors the truck's position and alerts the driver if it deviates from its lane. Finally, it summarizes useful switches for lighting, climate controls, and auxiliary features like hill start aid.

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CF QUICK START GUIDE

Additional (Safety) Information


Advanced Emegency Braking Lane Departure Warning
The Advanced Emergency Braking The Lane Departure Warning System

System (AEBS) is a safety feature which monitors the truck’s position on the road and

became mandatory on nearly all vehicles uses an audible warning to alert the driver if the truck
unintentionally deviates from its lane.
Useful Controls & Switches
above 8 tonne on the 1st November 2015.

AEBS uses a radar sensor, mounted behind the front grille - to recognise This engages automatically when the ignition is switched on, and is an The Keyfob Supplementary Lighting
stationary vehicles, or slower moving vehicles which are travelling in the ideal system on long distance journeys, but you may want to switch it off if
Press the unlock button once to unlock the driver There are a few specialist switches to control
same direction as your unit. travelling on narrow or winding roads by pressing the switch once.
door, and then again to unlock the passenger lighting.
In the case of a potential imminent collision AEBS will first alert the If the warning indicator is visible in the dash then either the LDWS cannot door. Unless one of the doors is opened within 30
driver of a possible collision by an audible & visual warning – prompting detect any lines or has been disabled. seconds the vehicle will self lock.
Bl
Black Panel Mode: switches the master display OFF and
the driver to take evasive action. If there is no evasive action then there will Holding down the lock button for 2 seconds will also
Regeneration di
dims instrument panel illumination to reduce reflection and
be a short application of the brakes to alert the driver. If there is still no close any opened windows.
Regeneration is a cleaning process which gla
glare during night time driving
action from the driver then the warnings will remain active and the brakes
removes the soot accumulated in the Diesel As well as providing the controls for the central locking system; The Keyfob In
Interior Lights off: Turns off all in-cab lighting
will be applied.
Particulate Filter (DPF). As long as the DPF Regeneration can also be used to carry out a full lighting systems check: Press and hold
Soot level high
AEBS should not be switched off unless switch is not in the OFF position when the vehicle is the large button for 2 seconds to check all lights are working. To cancel Rotary Interior Atmosphere switch:
driving ‘off road’ or when being towed. A full being driven the vehicle will manage the soot levels automatically. the check press again for 2 seconds. OFF
explanation can be found in the driver’s
So ensure the DPF Regeneration Switch is ALWAYS in the “normal driving” NIGHT DRIVE: Stimulate driving performance
handbook.
Steering Column Adjustment
position when driving. RELAX: To create a relaxed atmosphere

NOTE: AEBS does not absolve the To attain the perfect position of the steering wheel; FLOOD: Full lighting for working in the cab
When regeneration is taking place there is an increase in the temperature of the
driver from their responsibilities. It is exhaust. If you see the High Exhaust System Temperature (HEST) press the column switch up once to release. The NOTE: Night Drive & Relax mode are dimmable using +/-
the driver who is and remains at all warning symbol in the body mapping area of the instrument panel this is a steering wheel can then be adjusted for reach and rake.
times responsible for the safe and prompt to take care when parking up. Press again to lock. If you do not lock back in within 10 Hill Start Aid (Auto Only)
correct operation of the truck. seconds the column will self lock.
If the vehicle does need to carry out a Stationary Forced Regeneration there will The Hill Start Aid prevents any roll back or roll
be a warning on the Driver Information Panel (DIP); simply follow the prompts. forward when pulling away by holding on the
A complete explanation can be found in the driver’s handbook. Cab Auxiliary Heater - Timer & REST Function (optional) service brakes after the brake pedal is released
until the drive is taken up by applying the throttle.
The Auxiliary Cab Heater operation is incorporated in the climate contol
and utilises the coolant and heater matrix to warm the cab. NOTE: Hill start aid will only hold the vehicle for 2 seconds after the
DPF Switch Regenerate Normal Driving Prevent Regen
Contact To operate the timer: Key on to the first position and press switch 1 then
footbrake is released

There is much more information in your driver's handbook so do take time to read it, additionally you can go to www.dafblog.co.uk where you can find video clips turn the rotary switch to on and enter using switch 2.
to help you get the best out of you new DAF truck.
A day will be displayed in the screen, turn the rotary switch to select the Off Road Mode (Auto Only)

We are here to help so if you have any further questions you can talk to your local DAF Dealer or contact the DAF Driver Academy on 01844 261111. day you want the heater to start. Once the correct day is selected enter by Off Road Mode is available on double drive
pressing switch 2. Repeat process to select the hour, minutes and then vehicles and changes the behaviour of the
temperature. engine and gearbox to suit the off - road
2 1 environment
The timer is now set. Turn off
the key. The heater will shut down Off Road Mode provides progressive clutch control, faster shifting, and
when the ignition is turned on. higher revs for when you need it most.

When REST appears in the screen


and with the engine off you can select using switch 2 to give up to 45
Silent Mode
minutes of heat from the engine.
Silent Mode is a feature which should be used
Intermittent Wipe for night-time deliveries. When enabled the
A very handy feature is the intermittent wipe which can be adjusted to engine software changes: limiting vehicle speed,

VISIT THE DAFBLOG suit the severity of rainfall or road spray. engine torque and revs.

FOR DAF NEWS, DRIVER SUPPORT & LOADS OF To programme the interval simply switch A tell-tale in the rev counter displays when in

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION to the intermittent position and before it silent mode and a warning will show in the
completes 1 cycle switch off. When the DIP if Silent Mode is active on ‘key on’.
windscreen needs to be cleared -
NOTE: When silent mode is ON the reverse warning alarm is also silenced
simply switch back to intermittent to set the precise frequency.
CF/2018/TM/2000k
Driver Information Panel (DIP) Speed Control Features

Cruise Control (RH Steering Wheel Switches) Predictive Cruise Control (Optional)
Using the rotary Menu Control Switch; Push once to bring up the
To activate the Cruise Control Function; Predictive Cruise Control (PCC) uses GPS technology and detailed
menu and then rotate to select and then push to enter the menu.
bring up your speed then press 'SET'
mapping to pinpoint the exact location of the truck in relation to
Press the back arrow once to come up one level or press and hold for 2 when at your desired speed.
the upcoming terrain. PCC is defaulted to on when you engage Cruise
seconds to return to the home screen.
To adjust the speed setting press once for 1kph Control.
or hold for 5kph increments, and to cancel Cruise Control, press “OFF”. PCC adapts the vehicle speed and gear shifting strategy to navigate this
Oil Level Check Truck Phone To resume press 'RES' and the vehicle will economically return to your last terrain in the most fuel efficient manner.

The Oil Level can be checked under The DAF TruckPhone provides safe set speed (Mild Cruise Resume).
‘Vehicle Info’. For a real time reading this hands-free communication from behind NOTE: Cruise Control will not disengage when the brakes are applied above
should be carried out when the engine has not been the wheel using either Bluetooth with your phone, the set speed. And the CC setting will remain after key off.
recently started. or through a dedicated SIM card slot for a fully
integrated truck phone.
If this is not possible then simply wait for 2 seconds where the most recent Adaptive Cruise Control
measurement and the mileage when this was accurately recorded will be To use the SIM card option a programmed SIM card must be inserted into
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is an addition
displayed in the DIP. the DAF TruckPhone and depending on your model, the unit location will be
to Cruise Control that keeps your vehicle at a
NOTE: On the PX-7 Engine the oil must be checked using the dipstick under the front grille
shown in your handbook.
safe and comfortable distance from the vehicle ahead.
Up to 10 mobile phones can be paired, of which two can be connected ACC is defaulted to on when engaging Cruise Control. NOTE: PCC will utilise the EcoRoll feature to its maximum
Soot Filter Check
simultaneously. Bluetooth connections can be made using the Menu Control Switch.
The level of soot in the filter can be
When connected the phones can be operated from the steering wheel to Downhill Speed Control
checked at any time under ‘Vehicle
Info’. This screen will also show the status of the DPF
display numbers/names, dial and view SMS on the Driver Information Panel. Variable Speed Limiter
Downhill Speed Control is automatically engaged
Regeneration switch. A USB charging point is provided at the centre console of the dashboard to The Personal Road Speed Limiter gives
when Cruise Control is set. DSC maintains your
charge your phone or device. you the provision to set your maximum
NOTE: The DPF Regeneration switch should be in the “Normal Driving” set speed during descents by utilising the MX Engine
position when the vehicle is being driven so it's worth including this in speed (above 20mph) when travelling through
EcoRoll Brake or Intarder.
your daily vehicle checks town or speed restricted areas.
EcoRoll is standard on vehicles with the NOTE: When CC disengages due to brake application DSC will remain active
automated gearbox and allows 'free' and a ‘retarder’ icon will show in the lower part of your speedometer To engage this feature simply press
ess at the required speed and you
Driver Performance Assistant
rolling when driving on cruise control and on the will not be able to exceed the speed
ed during no
normal driving.
The Driver Performance Assistant (DPA)
Variable Speed Limiter. When at the set speed on EcoRoll (Auto Only) Additionally EcoRoll will engage between this set speed and a preset
under 'Driving Support' is an interactive
slight descents the gearbox shifts to neutral . When on a slight descent in Cruise Control and 2kph over-run where the engine brake will engage, so a good practice
system to help achieve your most efficient driving style.
EcoRoll is defaulted to on, but you can disable this function under certain conditions are met the gearbox will select when not using Cruise Control is to use the Limiter which will maximise
It looks at; anticipation, efficient braking and correct neutral. When the speed drops back down to the set the EcoRoll function.
Settings/Speed Control
use of the various speed control systems giving you an overall score at the end of speed the appropriate gear will engage and power will be applied.
d
NOTE: You can over-ride this in any emergency situation by pushing
your day, along with providing gear shift advice and fuel saving tips. Night Mode In Reverse
Alternatively if the speed reaches the DSC setting the gearbox will engage the throttle pedal hard down to the floor or by pressing the ‘OFF’
Extinguishes all dash illumination when
Driving Time to hold you at that speed and if necessary the MX Brake will be applied. switch
reverse is selected eliminating reflections
Under the Main Menu ‘Driving Support’ is from the side window - giving a clearer view of your
Drive Time. mirrors. This feature is programmable under
This displays: Your current activity, remaining Settings/Dim Settings. Speed Control Functions
drive time, daily total and remaining rest time, NOTE: If you have low level cornering lights they will both become active giving Speed Control Switches Speed Control Menu
helping you to manage your driving hours and working time. you additional visibility when manoeuvring
The Right Hand steering wheel switches set the speed control The Speed Control Menu is displayed in the DIP when the Menu
Switch is pressed either prior to or during the drive.
Fuel Saving features above and can be set PRIOR to driving.

EcoMode MX Engine Brake To input your preferred settings; press the Speed Control Menu Switch (2) ACC: Can be set between 5 and off. 5 being
to bring up the Menu (see on right) where ACC is highlighted. Using the LIM the maximum distance between you and the
EcoMode is a fuel saving feature which You can make your life easier whilst saving brake
Function Switch (1) adjust up or down. vehicle in front.
defaults to on. It operates by way of keeping wear and fuel if your vehicle has the 3 stage MX
the engine revs in the optimum torque band for engine brake. Using this allows you to utilise the precise Toggle to the DSC by using the Menu Switch (2) and again scroll with the
DSC: Can be set between 15 and 3. 15 being the
smooth acceleration and fuel efficient driving. amount of braking power you need. LIM Function Switch.
maximum speed allowed above the Cruise Set
It is possible to temporarily disable EcoMode by pressing the button on the end The power of the MX engine brake can be further enhanced by downshifting Toggle to the PCC using the Menu 1 Speed. The higher this setting the more EcoRoll
2
of the right hand stalk. By pressing once, the acceleration and shifting strategy gears to keep the engine speed in the blue-band of the rev counter. Switch and adjust using the LIM 3 will engage - but be aware of speed limits!
changes to allow the engine to operate at a higher rpm increasing vehicle Function Switch.
Remember to switch OFF after use to maximise coasting when throttling off. PCC: Can be set between 10 and off. 10
performance. Ecomode is then disabled for a minimum of 60 seconds (or The Instrument Panel will also remind you when the MX Engine Brake is active. being the maximum speed drop allowed prior
until no longer required) which also allows manual shifting of the gearbox.
NOTE: All settings will revert to default to cresting the hill.
NOTE: Don’t worry about over revving as the inhibitor will not allow a
NOTE: The cruising engine speed of your vehicle is low (900 rpm) so don’t on key off
downshift by you if it is not safe for the truck to do so
be tempted to change down - drive by the rev counter and not your ear NOTE: When adjusting use the green ticks as a reference for ‘fuel or performance’

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