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TECHNICAL TRAINING CV 5
Overall Vehicle - Fundamentals 5
T0290F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Gaseous Fuel Vehicles • Certificate of Competence • Go 5
T0208F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Fundamentals of Automotive Engineering • Go 6
T0212F • Trucks, Vans • Mercedes-Benz Product Technology - Maintenance and Service • Go 7
T0136F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Chassis • Go 8
T0265F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Drive • Go 9
T0297F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Mechanical engine components • Go 10
T0298F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Engine Combustion • Go 11
T0299F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Mechanics, Hydraulics and Pneumatics • Go 12
T0222F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level I • Go 13
T0223F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level II • Go 14
T0224F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level III • Go 15
T0179F • Trucks, Vans • Star Diagnosis • Level I • Go 16
T0180F • Trucks, Vans • Star Diagnosis • Level II • Run 17
T0139F • Trucks • Axor2 Road Vehicles • Go 18
T0146F • Trucks • Actros Road Vehicle • Go 19
T0140F • Trucks • Atego2 Distributor Vehicle • Go 20
T0442F • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • Overall Vehicle • Go 21
T0120F • Trucks • Market launch training for new trucks for long-distance haulage • Go 22
T0107E • Trucks • New Truck for Distribution Transport • e-Training • Go 23
T0415F • Trucks • New Truck for Distribution Transport • Go 24
T0422F • Trucks • The New Star of Long-Distance Transport • On-Board Electrical System and System
Network for Body Manufacturers • Run 25
T0108E • Trucks • New Atego Generation • e-Training • Go 26
Overall Vehicle - Maintenance 27

T0217F • Trucks, Vans • Maintenance Service • Basic Training • Go 27
Overall Vehicle - On-board Electrical System, Bus System 28

T0004F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Diagnosis Strategy 1 • Go 28
T0244F • Trucks • On-Board Electrical Systems, System Networking, Instrumentation • Actros, Axor,
Atego • Run 29
T0418F • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • On-board electrical systems, system networking,
instrumentation • Run 30
T0154F • Trucks • ECONIC Distribution and Waste Disposal Vehicle • Run 31
Overall Vehicle - Workshop Management and Service Advisors 32

T0147F • Trucks • Product Technology for Service Advisors • Run 32
T0234F • Trucks • Product Technology in Comfort Systems, On-Board Electrical System and Telematics •
Run 33
T0414E • Trucks • New Truck for Distribution Haulage • AKUBIS® direct special Final Test • Go 34
Stand 12/2011 2
Overall Vehicle - Diagnosis Technicians 35
T0011F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Initial Test • Go 35
T0005F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Diagnosis
Strategy 2 • Run 36
T0012F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Electrical System • Run 37
T0028F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Electrical System • Run 38
T0029F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Drivetrain • Run 39
T0030F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Chassis • Run 40
T0013F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Test Preparation • Run 41
T0014F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Test • Go 42
T0015F • Trucks, Vans • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Further Training • Fly 43
Drive Train 44
T0160F • Trucks • Qualification Program for Drivetrain System Technicians • Run 44
T0046E • Trucks • SCR Exhaust Aftertreatment System and NOx Monitoring • e-Initial Test • Run 45
T0301F • Trucks • SCR Exhaust Aftertreatment System and NOx Monitoring • Run 46
T0085E • Trucks • Transmission Management • HPS, GS, AGS • e-Training • Go 47
T0271F • Trucks • Transmission Management • HPS, AGS • Run 48
T0269F • Trucks • Transmission Management • GS, EAS, Mercedes PowerShift • Run 49
T0163F • Trucks • Mercedes Benz Natural Gas Engine OM 906 LAG • Run 50
T0429F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Natural Gas Engine OM 906 LAG • Run 51
T0266F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Range-Change Transmission • Run 52
T0086E • Trucks • Telligent® Engine Systems • Model Series 900, 457, 500 • e-Training • Go 53
T0294F • Trucks • Telligent® Engine Systems • Model series 900, 457, 500 • Run 54
T0293F • Trucks • Mechanical Engine Components Repair • Model Series 900, 457, 500 • Run 55
T0103E • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart, FUSO • High-Voltage Systems in Motor Vehicles –
Awareness • e-Training • Go 56
T0001F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart, FUSO • High-Voltage Qualification for Motor Vehicles • Go 57
T0137F • Trucks • Atego • BlueTEC HYBRID • Go 59
T0101E • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • Engine Management BR 471 • e-Training • Go 60
T0295F • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • Engine Management BR 471 • Run 61
T0296F • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • Transmission Management with Automated Shift • Run 62
Chassis and Active Safety 63

T0142F • Trucks, Vans • Vehicle Alignment • Go 63
T0151F • Trucks • Air Brake Systems • Go 64
T0186F • Trucks • Testing of current Mercedes-Benz truck brake systems for motor vehicle appraisers • Go 65
T0045E • Trucks • Telligent® Brake System BS2 • e-Initial Test • Run 66
T0150F • Trucks • Telligent® Brake System BS2 • Run 67
T0149F • Trucks • Telligent® Level Control System • Run 68
T0193F • Trucks • System diagnosis of Telligent® brake and level control systems • New
features/modifications • Fly 69
Stand 12/2011 3
Comfort/Convenience and Passive Safety Systems 70
T0092E • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Air Conditioning Systems Basic Training • e-Training • Go 70
T0239F • Trucks • Heating and Climate Control • Run 71
T0282F • Trucks • Cab, Interior Equipment, Seats • Actros, Axor, Atego • Run 72
T0243F • Trucks • Drive Authorization and Locking Systems • Actros, Axor, Atego • Run 73
T0419F • Trucks • The New Long-Distance Truck • Drive Authorization and Locking Systems DAS3 • Run 74
T0176F • Trucks • Heating, Climate Control and Cab, Interior Equipment • New Long-Distance Truck •
New Features/Modifications • Fly 75
Telecommunications 76
T0091E • Trucks, Vans • Fundamentals of Telematics • e-Training • Go 76
T0249F • Trucks, Vans • Telematics • Run 77
T0232F • Trucks • Telematics • Fly 78
T0105E • Trucks, Vans • FleetBoard • e-Training • Go 79
T0238F • Trucks, Vans • FleetBoard • Internet Application • Run 80
T0233F • Trucks, Vans • FleetBoard • Fly 81
T0175F • Trucks • Telecommunications • New Long-Distance Truck • New Features/Modifications • Fly 82
Bodywork 83
T0280F • Trucks • Small Repairs • Cosmetic Repairs and Repairs of Minor Damage • Go 83
FUSO Canter 84
T0031E • FUSO • Canter • Engine Training • e-Initial Test • Run 84
T0196F • FUSO • Canter • Fundamentals for Operations with Mercedes-Benz Diagnostic System
(Star Diagnosis) • Go 85
T0197F • FUSO • Canter • Fundamentals for Operations with Multi Use Tester Diagnostic System (MUT 3)
• Go 86
T0198F • FUSO • Canter • Euro 5 Engine Training for Operations with Mercedes-Benz Diagnostic Systems
(Star Diagnosis) • Run 87
T0199F • FUSO • Canter • Euro 5 Engine Training for Operations with Multi Use Tester Diagnostic System
(MUT 3) • Run 88
T0194F • FUSO • Canter • Electrical/Electronic Systems and On-Board Electrical System for Operations
with Mercedes-Benz Diagnostic System (Star Diagnosis) • Run 89
T0195F • FUSO • Canter • Electrical systems/electronics and on-board electrical system for companies
with the Multi Use Tester (MUT 3) diagnostic system. • Run 90
T0510F • FUSO • Parameterization of the Engine Control Unit on the Canter Euro 5 • Operations with the
Multi Use Tester Diagnostic System (MUT 3) • Run 91
Stand 12/2011 4
Chapter Technical Training CV
Department Overall Vehicle - Fundamentals
Title T0290F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Gaseous Fuel Vehicles • Certificate of Com-
petence • Go
Course Number T0290F-AA
Target group System Technician Powertrain
Objectives The participant

> Knows the basic components, the design and function of mono- and bivalent gas
systems and gas engines in Mercedes-Benz vehicles
> Can implement safety precautions important for working on the gas systems of these
vehicles
> Can apply the legal requirements in practice
> Can test for leaks in the system
> Is able to perform repair work on vehicles with gaseous fuel engines
Contents > Differences between natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas, risk potential
> Product overview of Mercedes-Benz vehicles with gaseous fuel engines
> Legal basis and regulations
> Information on protective equipment/accident prevention
> Design of various monovalent and bivalent gas systems
> Measures to be taken prior to performing repairs on gas systems
> Practical section, definition and function of components and performance of a leak
test
Optional prerequisite Basic knowledge of engine technology, ignitions, and mixture formation
Training Depth Go Method Theorie 70%, Practice30%
Note This training course will conclude with a final test. On successful completion, the
participant receives a certificate that certifies the qualification/professional competence
required by work safety and accident prevention regulations.
Duration 1 day (per 8 hours)
Stand 12/2011 5
Title T0208F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Fundamentals of Automotive Engineer-
ing • Go
Target group Salesperson
Objectives The participant can

> Name all the current Mercedes-Benz model series and their main features
> Describe the various types of drives and chassis and their major assemblies and
components
> Explain why maintenance work and inspections are necessary
> Differentiate between replacement parts that are or are not related to wear
Contents > Model diversity and body construction types
> Wheels and tires
> Wheel suspension, springs and damping
> Steering types
> Brake circuits and systems
> Types of drives (engines, clutches, transmissions and shafts)
> Mixture formation in gasoline and diesel engines
> Differentiating between components and wear parts that are or are not relevant for
maintenance
Optional prerequisite The participant has successfully completed the CBTs "Welcome to Daimler", Part 1 (order
no. 1290 4051) and "Welcome to Daimler", Part 2 (order no. 1290 4052).
Note This training course offers front-end employees who do not have a technical education
the background knowledge they need to discuss technical automotive matters (such as
what's on the bill) with customers.
Duration 2,0 days (per 8 hours)
Stand 12/2011 6
Title T0212F • Trucks, Vans • Mercedes-Benz Product Technology - Maintenance and Service
• Go
Target group Maintenance Technician

> Name the various Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle model series and say which
major assemblies and systems are found in each
> Name and operate the systems required for carrying out maintenance and repair work
> Carry out the different maintenance work according to the maintenance procedures
Contents > Overview of Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle models
> Innovations
> Vehicle documentation and vehicle data card
> Design group overview and logic
> Symbols in the documentation
> Significance and use of Specifications for Operating Fluids
> Flat rates and standard texts
> Need for maintenance
> Design and function of the maintenance systems (Telligent® maintenance system)
> Telligent® brake system (BS)
Note The design and the operation/function of the individual maintenance systems and items
are specifically worked on in the practical work.
The content of this course is a prerequisite for safely and effectively performing
maintenance work on Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicles as a maintenance technician,
aided by the applicable service information.
Stand 12/2011 7
Title T0136F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Chassis • Go

> Distinguish between the different types of bodywork and state their properties
concerning vehicle safety
> Name all components and parts of the chassis, particularly of the axle suspension,
brake systems, steering system and wheels & tires, and explain their functions
> Appreciate the necessity of carefully performed maintenance and repair work given
specific knowledge of components and systems
> Properly perform simple repairs and maintenance work on the chassis
Contents > Vehicle body and body forms
> Vehicle safety
> Paintwork
> Vehicle dynamics, suspension and damping
> Suspension and wheel position
> Wheels and tires
> Steering and steering types
> Brake systems and their modes of operation
> Practical work
Note This course conveys the tasks and functions of all components installed on the chassis.
The target group of this course consists of trainees, semiskilled employees without
automotive training and people reentering the industry.
The content of this course is presupposed for performing maintenance and repair work
on all chassis components, in particular the brake system, reliably and effectively as a
maintenance technician, with the aid of the applicable service information.
Stand 12/2011 8
Title T0265F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Drive • Go

> Name all components of the drivetrain and explain their function
> Properly perform simple repairs and maintenance work on the drivetrain
Contents > Various types of drives
> Various clutch systems
> Manual transmission, transfer case, planetary gear system, differential
> Torque converter
> Drive shafts and joints
> Practical work
Note This course explains the tasks and functions of all components involved in the drivetrain.
The target group of this course consists of trainees, semiskilled employees without
on drivetrain components reliably and effectively as a maintenance technician, with the
aid of the applicable service information.
Stand 12/2011 9
Title T0297F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Mechanical engine components • Go

> Name the basic design of all engine types and explain their operation
> Properly perform simple repairs and maintenance work on the engine
Contents > Combustion engine, functioning and components
> Differences between gasoline engine and diesel engine
> Principles of operation
> Lubrication and cooling systems
> Workshop operations
> Practical work
Note This course explains the tasks and functions of mechanical engine components. The
target group of this course consists of trainees, semiskilled employees without
Stand 12/2011 10
Title T0298F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Engine Combustion • Go

> Name and explain all components for mixture formation and exhaust aftertreatment
> Name the basic design of all engine types and explain their operation
> Properly perform simple repairs and maintenance work on the engine
Contents > Mixture formation
> Mixture formation and injection systems in gasoline engines
> Diesel engine injection systems
> Ignition systems
> Exhaust aftertreatment and emissions minimization
> Peripheral systems
> Practical work
Note This course explains the tasks and functions of mixture formation in gasoline and diesel
engines and their peripheral systems. The target group of this course consists of
trainees, semiskilled employees without automotive training and people reentering the
industry.
Stand 12/2011 11
Title T0299F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Mechanics, Hydraulics and Pneumatics • Go

> Name and apply basic physical concepts and (measuring) units of mechanics,
hydraulics and pneumatics
> Name and operate the usual measuring instruments and tools
Contents > Mechanical fundamentals
> Basic physical concepts and units of measure
> Various types of materials
> Operating fluids and auxiliary materials
> Connections
> Bearings and seals
> Hydraulics and pneumatics
> Testing equipment
> Tools and workshop operations
> Practical work
Note This course conveys a basic knowledge of physics, (dimensional) units and concepts
encountered by maintenance technicians in their everyday work. The target group of this
course consists of trainees, semiskilled employees without automotive training and
people reentering the industry.
reliably and effectively as a maintenance technician, with the aid of the applicable service
information.
Stand 12/2011 12
Title T0222F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level I • Go

> Name the basic electrical variables and their relationship to one another (Ohm's law)
> Name the basic electrical components in the vehicle and describe their functions
> Independently conduct measurements on the vehicle with the aid of the workshop
literature and a multimeter
Contents > Conductivity of materials
> Voltage types
> Basic electrical variables
> Ohm's law
> Electricity hazards
> Circuit types and their properties
> Terminal designations
> Testing electrical components
> Practical work
Optional prerequisite Completion of the CBTs on "Underlying Principles of Electrics, Part I and Part II" and
"Wiring Diagrams Part I".
Note This course is the first level of the Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle electrical system
basic qualification series, consisting of three 2-day face-to-face training courses (see the
qualification pathway for maintenance technicians) and several CBTs.
Stand 12/2011 13
Title T0223F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level II • Go

> Accurately apply current Mercedes-Benz test and measuring equipment, service
literature and the Workshop Information System (WIS) for maintenance, diagnosis and
repairs
> Carry out test, adjustment and repair work using digital multimeters, Star Diagnosis,
including HMS Measurement Technology, oscilloscope and the Diagnosis Assistance
System (DAS) on electrical systems in commercial vehicles
Contents > Electrical formulas
> Control and regulation
> Oscilloscope
> Sensors and their signal forms
> AC and DC voltage
> Pulse width modulation
> Diagnosis and networking
> Fault types
> Practical work
Optional prerequisite The participant has worked through the CBTs "Passenger Car Wiring Diagrams" (order no.
1290 4749) "Electrical Machines" (order no. 1290 4015 ) and attended basic training
course "T0222F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level I • Go".
Note This course is the second level of the Mercedes-Benz commercial-vehicle electrical
system training, consisting of three 2-day face-to-face training courses (see the training
for maintenance technicians) and several CBTs.
Stand 12/2011 14
Title T0224F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level III • Go

> Independently select and confidently use the right measurement and testing
equipment for the current fault
> Describe the design and function of the various sensors and actuators and name and
apply the corresponding measuring and testing options
> Reliably recognize and eliminate resistance and discontinuities in electrical lines and
connections
> Perform results oriented troubleshooting on electrical and electronic components
Contents > Checking and laying out electrical lines and connections
> Adapting existing vehicle systems to fit individual customer requests
> Analog and digital sensors and actuators and their areas of application
> Inputs and outputs of various control units and their testing and measurement options
> Design and function of electrical and electronic circuits and their use in motor vehicles
> Conversion of analog signals to digital signals
> Basic functions and types of data transfer
> Practical work
Optional prerequisite The participant has worked through CBTs "The Fundamentals of Sensors" (order no.
1290 4738 ) and "Sensors in Practice" (1290 4739) and attended the following basic
training courses:
> T0222F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level I • Go and
> T0223F • Commercial Vehicle Electrical System • Level II - Go or has equivalent, well-
founded technical knowledge
Note This course is the third level of the Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle electrical system
basic qualification series, consisting of three 2-day face-to-face training courses (see the
qualification pathway for maintenance technicians) and several CBTs.
Stand 12/2011 15
Title T0179F • Trucks, Vans • Star Diagnosis • Level I • Go

> Operate Star Diagnosis, including the individual components of the hardware and
software
> Independently implement the regular updates according to requirements
> Use Star Diagnosis on Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicles for simple tests, control
unit parameterization, reading out fault memory and troubleshooting
Contents > Individual Star Diagnosis components, hardware design
> User interface and fundamentals for all Star Diagnosis software programs
> Update process and procedures, installation options
> Application of the individual Diagnosis Assistance System (DAS), Workshop
Information System (WIS), and StarUtilities programs
> Practical application of Star Diagnosis for carrying out simple troubleshooting on
current Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicles
Optional prerequisite Attended training course "T0222F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level I • Go",
or has equivalent knowledge.
Stand 12/2011 16
Title T0180F • Trucks, Vans • Star Diagnosis • Level II • Run
Target group System Technician

> Implement possible solutions to current application problems
> Implement the basic procedure during diagnosis/troubleshooting and SCN coding
> Use the individual Star Diagnosis programs DAS and HMS 990 Measurement
Technology to perform targeted diagnoses/troubleshooting
> Use and operate the HMS 990 Measurement Technology (particularly the universal
oscilloscope) efficiently and reliably when testing electrical components, sensors, and
actuators
Contents > Exchange of experience and comparison of knowledge participants have gained in the
practical use of Star Diagnosis, including all individual components
> Making effective use of the networked Star Diagnosis with DAS, HMS 990 and SD
Media programs for targeted diagnosis in the current commercial vehicle model series
> Operating and applying HMS 990 Measurement Technology to perform measurements
on the components, sensors and actuators in electrical systems, focusing on the use of
the universal oscilloscope
> Basic approach to troubleshooting/diagnosis
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed basic training course "T0179F • Trucks, Vans • Star
Diagnosis • Level I • Go" and "T0222F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level I •
Go" or has equivalent knowledge of commercial vehicle electrical systems.
Mandatory prerequisite T0179F • Trucks, Vans • Star Diagnosis • Level I • Go
T0223F • Trucks, Vans • Electrical System • Level II • Go
This training/test has to be booked, before you are authorized to book the main training.
You´ll find a detailed description about the training, using the training code.
Training Depth Run Method Theorie 30%, Practice70%
Note The training is a part of cross-system competence training for repair and system
technicians
Stand 12/2011 17
Title T0139F • Trucks • Axor2 Road Vehicles • Go
Objectives The participant can apply knowledge of the latest product, diagnostic and repair
technology during simple maintenance, test and repair operations on the drivetrain and
chassis.
Contents > General Axor2 product technology
> Basic design and function:
- Vehicle networking
- Commercial vehicle electrical systems
- Telligent® maintenance system
- Telligent® brake system
- Telligent® level control
- Telligent® gearshift
- PowerShift
- Hydraulic-pneumatic power shift
- Current transmission model series
- Model series 900 and 457 engines
> Using the service literature
> Operating the on-board diagnostic system
> Adjusting the steering
> General maintenance and repair work
> Diagnosing and remedying minor malfunctions using the service literature and current
diagnostic systems
Optional prerequisite The participant has successfully completed training course "T0179F • Trucks, Vans •
Star Diagnosis • Level I • Go" and training course "X0164F • WIS/ASRA for Parts
Specialists • Module 2.1 • Go" or has equivalent knowledge.
Stand 12/2011 18
Title T0146F • Trucks • Actros Road Vehicle • Go
Objectives The participant can:

> Explain the maintenance and operation of the ACTROS and describe the basic new
features
> Apply knowledge of the latest product, diagnostic and repair technology as part of
simple maintenance, test and repair operations on the drivetrain and chassis
Contents > General ACTROS product technology
> Design and function:
- KontAct vehicle networking
- Telligent® maintenance system
- Telligent® brake system 2
- Telligent® gearshift
- Current transmission model series
- Model series 500 engines
> Retrofitting electrical consumers
> General maintenance and repair work
> Diagnosing and remedying minor faults using the service literature and current
diagnostic systems
Optional prerequisite The participant has successfully completed training course NSD1-LX210 (Trucks and
Vans - STAR DIAGNOSIS - Basic Training) and MWIS-NA451 (Workshop Information
System WIS - Basic Training) or has equivalent knowledge.
Stand 12/2011 19
Title T0140F • Trucks • Atego2 Distributor Vehicle • Go
technology during simple maintenance, test and repair operations on the drivetrain and
chassis.
Contents > General Atego2 product technology
> Basic design and function:
- Vehicle networking
- Telligent® automatic gearshift
- Telligent® brake system
- Transmissions G56 to G131
- Model series 900 engine
> General maintenance and repair work on the Atego2
diagnostic systems
Star Diagnosis • Level I • Go" and training course "X0164F • WIS/ASRA for Parts
Specialists • Module 2.1 • Go" or has equivalent knowledge.
Stand 12/2011 20
Title T0442F • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • Overall Vehicle • Go

> Operate the new systems in the vehicles and explain how they work
> Perform initial repair work on the new systems in accordance with the manufacturer's
specifications
> Perform the initial diagnostic steps required to repair the systems
Contents Procedures for repair work:
> Functions of the new systems: drivetrain, comfort, drive authorization, safety and
telecommunication
> Operation of these systems
> Maintenance and repair
> Diagnosis/Xentry
> Special considerations for service
Mandatory prerequisite T0095E • Trucks • New features for long-distance haulage • e-Training • Go
Stand 12/2011 21
Title T0120F • Trucks • Market launch training for new trucks for long-distance haulage • Go

instructions
telecommunication
> Diagnosis/Xentry
> Special features for service
Stand 12/2011 22
Title T0107E • Trucks • New Truck for Distribution Transport • e-Training • Go
Course Number T0107E-AA

> Describe the innovations made to the most important technical systems, components
and major assemblies
> Communicate innovations in a customer-focused manner
Contents Description of the individual systems and an overview of the location, design and basic
functions of the technical innovations, including:
> Engines
> Exhaust aftertreatment
> Gearshift equipment and clutch systems
> Vehicle electrical components, on-board electrical system and networking
> Comfort and passive safety systems
> Telecommunications
> Retrofits and accessories
Note This e-Training is preparation for the training course "New Truck for Distribution
Transport".
Duration 1,5 hours
Stand 12/2011 23
Title T0415F • Trucks • New Truck for Distribution Transport • Go

specifications
telecommunication
> Diagnosis/Xentry
> Special considerations for service
Mandatory prerequisite T0107E • Trucks • New Truck for Distribution Transport • e-Training • Go
Stand 12/2011 24
Title T0422F • Trucks • The New Star of Long-Distance Transport • On-Board Electrical Sys-
tem and System Network for Body Manufacturers • Run

> Describe the basic design and most important functions of the system network in the
on-board electrical system of The New Star of Long-Distance Transport
> Properly network the body and vehicle systems with each other.
> Parameterize power take-off functions
Contents > On-board electrical system design, control unit networking and module functions
(SAM, CGW)
> Design and function of modular switch panel in interior compartment
> Retrofitting individual consumers and additional lamps, picking off important voltages
and signals
> Parameterization of power take-off functions
> Use of existing preinstallations (e.g. telephone, radio, etc.) and telematics interface
Optional prerequisite Knowledge of the on-board electrical system and basic knowledge of the PSM.
Note Participants can refresh their knowledge using the CBT programs "Parameterizable
Special Modules, Parts 1-2" and "Controller Area Network (CAN)".
Stand 12/2011 25
Title T0108E • Trucks • New Atego Generation • e-Training • Go

> Describe the innovations made to the most important technical systems, components
and major assemblies
> Communicate innovations in a customer-focused manner
Contents Description of the individual systems and an overview of the location, design and basic
functions of the technical innovations, including:
> Engines
> Exhaust aftertreatment
> Gearshift equipment and clutch systems
> Vehicle electrical components, on-board electrical system and networking
> Comfort and passive safety systems
> Telecommunications
> Retrofits and accessories
Note This e-Training is preparation for the training course "New Atego Generation".
Duration 1,5 hours
Stand 12/2011 26
Department Overall Vehicle - Maintenance
Title T0217F • Trucks, Vans • Maintenance Service • Basic Training • Go
Objectives The participant is familiar with:

> The procedure for reliably performing maintenance services on Mercedes-Benz
commercial vehicles
> All of the documentation necessary for a maintenance service (MS sheets, MS
manuals, WIS, TIPS, etc.)
> How important it is to the customer that maintenance services have been performed
properly
> The importance and function of various Telligent® maintenance systems
The maintenance service training courses offered by AutomotiveTraining are intended to
relieve you during your daily work.
We make sure that your team is always up to date on maintenance service topics.
Contents > Service objectives (zero-error target)
> Maintenance service quality - what does this mean?
> Sequence of maintenance services and instructions for implementation
> Use of maintenance service literature
> Special features of new vehicle models
> Service measures and their processing
> Importance of external appearance (what does the customer see?)
> Maintenance services and their importance for customer satisfaction
> Importance of workshop tests
> Workshop quality handbook
Note The certificate which is issued can be submitted to the MBVD as proof of maintenance
service training.
According to the specifications of the Mercedes-Benz maintenance service training
handbook, employees who carry out maintenance services should take part in a basic
maintenance service training course every 3 years and an advanced maintenance service
training course on new features/modifications and new models each year.
Stand 12/2011 27
Department Overall Vehicle - On-board Electrical System, Bus System
Title T0004F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Diagnosis Strategy 1 • Go

> Describe the concept and purpose of a diagnostic strategy
> Develop a simple, multi-brand diagnostic strategy based on the five-level model
> Apply the current brand-specific diagnostic aids and interpret their results
> Describe fault types and their effects
Contents > Diagnosis according to the five-level model
> Faults and fault types
> Application of the brand-specific diagnostic aids (DAS,...)
> Practical work on guided diagnosis
> Evaluation of on-board diagnosis
> Fault diagnosis with stored and non-stored fault codes
Optional prerequisite The participant has good knowledge of Star Diagnosis or has taken part in the "PSD2 •
Passenger Cars • STAR DIAGNOSIS Level II • Run" or "NSD2 • Trucks, Vans • STAR
DIAGNOSIS Level II • Run" trainings.
Stand 12/2011 28
Title T0244F • Trucks • On-Board Electrical Systems, System Networking, Instrumentation •
Actros, Axor, Atego • Run

> Describe the design of on-board electrical systems, the CAN technology used and the
related basic functions in the Actros, Axor2 and Atego2
> Describe the functions and interactions of the various subsystems, including their
sensors and actuators, and conduct diagnostic operations on them
> Describe the design and function of current instruments and parameterize them
> Connect accessories correctly to the new on-board electrical system
Contents > On-board electrical system architecture and CAN technology in the current Actros,
Axor2 and Atego2 truck model series
> Strategies and practical procedures to follow when diagnosing complex electrical and
electronic systems
> By means of fault simulation and appropriate diagnostic operations, familiarization
with the interplay and typical interactions of the various subsystems through practical
work
> Work through current topics and diagnostic cases
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed the CBT programs "Controller Area Network (Passenger
Cars and Commercial Vehicles) Part 1 - Fundamentals" (order no. 1290 4716) and
"Actros Network - Parts 1-2" (order no. 1290 4330/ 31).
In addition to this, he/she has very good knowledge about electrical and electronic
systems and has attended the training course "T0004F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans,
smart • Diagnosis Strategy 1 • Go". The participant is proficient in the use of Star
Diagnosis, incl. HMS 990.
Note Participants can test and refresh their knowledge using the CBT program "Wiring
Diagrams" Parts 1-3 (order no. 1290 4722/ 23 and 1290 4312). The content of this
training is directed at system/repair technicians with little experience in on-board
electrical systems.
Stand 12/2011 29
Title T0418F • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • On-board electrical systems, system
networking, instrumentation • Run

> Describe the design of on-board electrical systems, the CAN technology used and the
related basic functions in the new long-distance truck
> Describe the functions and interaction between the different subsystems and perform
diagnosis work on these components
> Describe the design and function of the current instrumentation
> Connect accessories correctly to the new on-board electrical system
Contents > On-board electrical system architecture and CAN technology in the new long-distance
truck
> Strategies and practical procedures to follow when diagnosing complex electrical and
electronic systems
> By means of fault simulation and appropriate diagnostic operations, familiarization
with the interplay and typical interactions of the various subsystems through practical
work
> Work through current topics and diagnostic cases
Optional prerequisite The participant has worked through e-Training "T0095E • Trucks • The Latest News in
Long-Distance Transport • e-Training • Go", and the CBT programs "Controller Area
Network (Passenger Cars and Commercial Vehicles) Part 1 - Fundamentals" (order no.
1290 4716) and "Actros Networking" Parts 1-2 (1290 4330/ 31).
He/she further possesses excellent knowledge of electrical and electronic systems. The
participant is proficient in the use of Star Diagnosis, incl. HMS 990.
Note Participants can test and refresh their knowledge using the CBT program "Wiring
Diagrams" Parts 1-3 (order no. 1290 4722/ 23 and 1290 4312). The content of this
training is directed at repair technicians with little experience in on-board electrical
systems.
Stand 12/2011 30
Title T0154F • Trucks • ECONIC Distribution and Waste Disposal Vehicle • Run
technologies while performing maintenance, test and repair work.
Contents > General product technology
> Cab/equipment
> Vehicle networking
- PSM
- Body manufacturer interfaces
> Design, function, maintenance and checking of:
- Hydrostatic cooling system
- Folding door
- Telligent® auxiliary steering (ZL)
- Electropneumatic door control
- Allison automatic transmission 3000/4000 GNE4
> Function test/bleeding the hydraulic system of the auxiliary steering [ZL]
> Pneumatic brake system and Telligent® level control (NR)
diagnostic systems
Optional prerequisite The participant has successfully completed basic training course "T0146F • Trucks •
Actros Road Vehicle • Go" or "T0139F • Trucks • Axor2 Road Vehicle • Go" or has
equivalent knowledge.
Stand 12/2011 31
Department Overall Vehicle - Workshop Management and Service Advisors
Title T0147F • Trucks • Product Technology for Service Advisors • Run
Target group Service Advisor

> Identify the causes of vehicle complaints in Actros, Axor and Atego vehicles through
targeted customer interviews, vehicle checks and fault symptom descriptions, and
prepare efficient diagnosis for the workshop
> Read out the malfunctions/faults in the vehicle with the help of the on-board diagnosis
system
> Broadly describe the design and function of vehicle networking
> Describe the design and function of the maintenance system and make adjustments
> Introduce measures for rectification of vehicle complaints with the help of the
technical workshop literature (WIS/TIPS)
> Describe the new technical features/modifications in the Actros, Axor and Atego
Contents > General vehicle technology in Actros, Axor and Atego
> Service reception and diagnostic process, and information transfer to the workshop
> Design and function of the vehicle network
> Design and function of complex special equipment
> Changing/resetting service-relevant parameters in the maintenance system (WS)
> Working with technical workshop literature (WIS/TIPS)
> New technical features/modifications and the latest service measures for the Actros,
Axor and Atego
Optional prerequisite The participant is a service advisor. He/she has completed basic training course
"T0146F • Trucks • Actros Road Vehicle • Go" or "T0139F • Trucks • Axor2 Road
Vehicle • Go" or has equivalent knowledge.
Stand 12/2011 32
Title T0234F • Trucks • Product Technology in Comfort Systems, On-Board Electrical System
and Telematics • Run

> Identify the causes of vehicle complaints in ACTROS, AXOR and ATEGO vehicles
through targeted customer interviews, vehicle checks and fault symptom descriptions,
and prepare efficient diagnosis for the workshop
system
> Broadly describe the design and function of vehicle networking
> Describe the design and function of the comfort systems and make adjustments
> Describe the design and function of the telematics systems and operate the various
devices
> Introduce measures for rectification of vehicle complaints with the help of the
> Describe the new technical features/modifications in the new ACTROS, AXOR2 and
ATEGO2
> Name the current service measures and describe the required tasks
Contents > Design and function of the comfort systems in Actros, Axor and Atego
> Design and operation of the telematics systems in Actros, Axor and Atego
> Service reception and diagnostic process, as well as information transfer to the
workshop
> Design and function of the vehicle network
> Notes and tips on special equipment and retrofits
> New technical features/modifications and the latest service measures for the new
Actros, Axor2, and Atego2
> Tips on design groups
> Exchange of experience and example cases brought along by the participants
Optional prerequisite The participant is a service advisor and has basic knowledge of our truck product range.
Stand 12/2011 33
Title T0414E • Trucks • New Truck for Distribution Haulage • AKUBIS® direct special Final
Test • Go
Objectives The participant can prove that he/she took part in the AKUBIS® direct special broadcast
"New Truck for Distribution Transport". Participation is documented in his/her training
history.
Contents Test questions are from the AKUBIS® direct special broadcast. You will be informed of
the broadcast dates in a separate letter.
Mandatory prerequisite T0107E • Trucks • New Truck for Distribution Transport • e-Training • Go
Training Depth Go Method Theorie 100%
Note The participant will need Internet/intranet access (SabaWeb) for this test.
Duration 1,0 hours
Stand 12/2011 34
Department Overall Vehicle - Diagnosis Technicians
Title T0011F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Initial Test • Go
Target group Diagnosis Technician
Objectives > Knowledge and skills of participants are ascertained

> An individual qualification plan is prepared
> Participants and the dealership are informed of the individual qualification path
Contents Theoretical test in the areas of:
> Electrical system
> Drivetrain
> Chassis
> Communication
> Order writing
> Assistance systems
Practical test:
> Diagnostic work on comfort, drivetrain and chassis systems
Note The test is a part of the qualification series to become a Certified Mercedes-Benz
Diagnostic Technician.
Stand 12/2011 35
Title T0005F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic
Technician • Diagnosis Strategy 2 • Run

> Develop a complex diagnosis strategy for all brands based on the five-levels model and
complaint analysis
> Prepare complaint-related orders or order extensions
> Develop a troubleshooting tree
> Implement complex troubleshooting strategies
> Prepare documentation that will satisfy an audit
Contents > Complex diagnosis according to the five-levels model
> Complaint analysis
> Consolidating knowledge on the use of brand-specific diagnostic aids (DAS,...)
> Practical work/diagnosis based on fault symptoms and specified/actual values
> Evaluating the on-board diagnosis
> Fault diagnosis with stored and non-stored fault codes
Mandatory prerequisite T0003F • Passenger Cars • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Initial Test
• Go
T0004F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Diagnosis Strategy 1 • Go
Note One of the specified initial tests is to be considered a mandatory prerequisite. The
training course is part of the qualification series to become a Certified Mercedes-Benz
Diagnostic Technician.
Stand 12/2011 36
Title T0012F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Electrical System
• Run

> Plan and efficiently perform troubleshooting on the current vehicle systems with the
help of the levels model
> Describe the fundamentals of the PSM and carry out basic parameterization
Contents > Networking in Vito/Viano, Sprinter and Actros
> Tasks of SAM, electronic ignition switch and overhead control panel in
Vito/Viano/Sprinter
> Tasks of the base, front and rear module in the Actros
> Turn signal control in Vito/Viano, Sprinter and Actros
> Tasks of the trailer connection unit in Vito/Viano
> Development of signal paths
> Fundamentals of the PSM in Vito/Viano, Sprinter and Actros
> Troubleshooting according to the levels model
Mandatory prerequisite T0005F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic
Note The training is a part of the qualification series for becoming a Certified Diagnostic
Technician.
Stand 12/2011 37
Title T0028F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Electrical System
• Run

> Plan and efficiently perform troubleshooting on electrical/electronic vehicle systems
with the help of the levels model and complaint analysis
> Evaluate the current systems and initiate targeted diagnosis
Contents > Networking, seats, lighting, on-board electrical system, FleetBoard, drive authorization,
telematics, air conditioner in the Actros model series
> Troubleshooting according to complaint analysis and the levels model
Mandatory prerequisite T0004F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Diagnosis Strategy 1 • Go
T0005F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic
T0011F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Initial Test • Go
T0110E • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Electrical System
• e-Training • Go
Stand 12/2011 38
Title T0029F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Drivetrain • Run

> Plan and efficiently carry out troubleshooting on the drivetrain with the aid of the
levels model and complaint analysis
Contents > Actros model series
- BlueTEC
- Thermal management
- Fuel circuit
- Sensors
- Actuators
- Networking MR - FR
- Engine and starter control
T0028F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Electrical System
• Run
T0109E • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Drivetrain • e-
Training • Go
Stand 12/2011 39
Title T0030F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Chassis • Run

> Plan and efficiently carry out troubleshooting on the latest suspension systems with
the aid of the levels model and complaint analysis
Contents > Air brake system, electronic air processing unit (EAPU), Telligent brake system (BS2),
driving assistance systems, level control system, steering gear
• Run
T0029F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Drivetrain • Run
T0111E • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Chassis • e-
Training • Go
Stand 12/2011 40
Title T0013F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Test Preparation •
Run
Objectives The participant can implement the test procedure.
Contents > Explanation of the test process

> Explanation of the automotive diagnostic process
> Troubleshooting according to the levels model
> Consolidation of the material covered in training courses T0004F, T0005F, T0012F,
T0437F and T0438F
• Run
T0030F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Chassis • Run
Stand 12/2011 41
Title T0014F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Test • Go
Objectives > Assessment of theoretical and practical knowledge and skills

> Comparison with the international standards
Contents According to the examination regulations:
> 2 x 70 minutes theory
> 2 x 70 minutes practice
> 15 minutes situation-based technical discussion
Optional prerequisite T0013F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technicians • Test Preparation
• Run
• Run
T0030F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Chassis • Run
T0109E • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Drivetrain • e-
Training • Go
T0110E • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Electrical System
• e-Training • Go
T0111E • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Chassis • e-
Training • Go
Note The test is a part of the qualification series for becoming a Certified Diagnostic
Technician.
Stand 12/2011 42
Title T0015F • Trucks, Vans • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Further Trai-
ning • Fly
Objectives The participant can plan and efficiently perform troubleshooting on the current vehicle
systems using the levels model.
Contents > New products and features in long distance transport and for the Atego Hybrid
> Current problem cases from all vehicle model series;
the latest content will be communicated to the diagnostic technician in a personal
invitation letter.
Optional prerequisite We recommend working through the e-Trainings "T0095E • Trucks • New Topics in Long
Distance Transport • e-Training • Go" in preparation for this course.
Mandatory prerequisite T0014F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Certified Diagnostic Technician • Test • Go
Training Depth Fly Method Theorie 30%, Practice70%
Stand 12/2011 43
Department Drive Train
Title T0160F • Trucks • Qualification Program for Drivetrain System Technicians • Run
Objectives The participant qualifies as a Drivetrain System Technician. The participant receives a
certificate following completion of the qualification program.
Contents The Qualification Program for Drivetrain System Technicians consists of individual
training courses. The qualification program begins with the initial test. This is an online
test designed to assess theoretical knowledge in the fields of exhaust aftertreatment,
transmission control and Telligent® engine systems. Following the initial test you will
receive a recommendation on which training course(s) you should book.
The qualification program consists of the following training courses:

> T0301F • Trucks • SCR Exhaust Aftertreatment System and NOx Monitoring • Run
> T0086E • Trucks • Telligent® Engine Systems • Model Series 900, 457, 500 • e-
Training • Go
> T0294F • Trucks • Telligent® Engine Systems • Model Series 900, 457, 500
> T0085E • Trucks • Transmission Management • HPS, GS, AGS • e-Training • Go
> T0269F • Trucks • Transmission Management • GS, EAS, Mercedes PowerShift •
Run
> T0271F • Trucks • Transmission Management • HPS, AGS • Run
Once you can demonstrate that you have attained all required qualifications, you will
receive your certificate as a Qualified Drivetrain System Technician.
Optional prerequisite Before signing up for the qualification program, you should have good knowledge of
systematic troubleshooting procedures and of the workshop systems, including Star
Diagnosis. Good knowledge of the on-board electrical system and vehicle networking is
also required.
You can obtain or refresh this knowledge by attending the following training courses:
> T0004F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Diagnosis Strategy 1 • Go
> P0019F • WIS/ASRA 3 for Workshop Specialists • Go
> P0022F • VeDoc with Read Function • Go
> T0180F • Trucks, Vans • Star Diagnosis Level II • Run
> T0244F • Trucks • On-Board Electrical Systems, System Networking, Instrumentation
• Run
Training Depth Run Method Theorie 100%
Stand 12/2011 44
Title T0046E • Trucks • SCR Exhaust Aftertreatment System and NOx Monitoring • e-Initial
Test • Run

> Check his/her level of knowledge regarding the SCR exhaust aftertreatment system
and NOx monitoring
> Specifically prepare for the NNOX-MM287 training course
> Prove his/her level of knowledge by passing the e-Initial Test
Contents Questions on CBT 1290 4333 02, "The SCR System for BlueTec Diesel Technology,
Components and Functions"
Optional prerequisite The participant has a good basic knowledge of the mechanical engine components and
engine control system.
Note The e-Test is a prerequisite for attending advanced training course "T0301F • Trucks •
SCR Exhaust Aftertreatment System and NOx Monitoring • Run".
Duration 0 hours
Stand 12/2011 45
Title T0301F • Trucks • SCR Exhaust Aftertreatment System and NOx Monitoring • Run

> Describe the mode of operation of the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) exhaust
aftertreatment system
> Describe the mode of operation of NOx monitoring
> Understand the design and function of the SCR exhaust aftertreatment system
> Understand the design and function of the NOx monitoring system
> Independently produce a diagnosis of the SCR system and NOx control
> Carry out testing and adjustment operations
Contents > Emissions legislation
> Design and function of the SCR exhaust aftertreatment system
> Design and function of NOx monitoring
> Effects of malfunctions in the SCR exhaust aftertreatment and NOx control systems
(e.g. torque limitation)
> Diagnosis, testing and adjustment operations with the help of the current service aids
Star Diagnosis • Level I • Go", "P0019F • WIS/ASRA 3 for Workshop Specialists • Go",
"T0004F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Diagnosis Strategy 1 • Go" and
"T0146F • Trucks • Actros Road Vehicle • Go" or has equivalent knowledge.
Mandatory prerequisite T0046E • Trucks • SCR Exhaust Aftertreatment System and NOx Monitoring • e-Initial
Test • Run
Note For preliminary training, please work through the CBT "The SCR System for BlueTec
Diesel Technology, Components and Function" (order no. 1290 4333 02). Knowledge of
its content will be tested in e-Test "T0046E • Trucks • SCR Exhaust Aftertreatment
System and NOx Monitoring • e-Initial Test • Run".
Stand 12/2011 46
Title T0085E • Trucks • Transmission Management • HPS, GS, AGS • e-Training • Go

> Understand the design of transmissions G56, G60 and G85
> Understand the power flow in transmissions G56, G60 and G85 and in the MB range-
change transmission
> Describe the various components of the transverse shift gate
> Describe the networking scheme for the different manual transmissions in the Atego,
Axor and Actros, as well as the design of the hydraulic power shift
> Describe the function of the components of the hydraulic power shift in the Axor and
Actros, as well as the design of the automatic gear control system in the Atego and Axor
> Describe the function and the design of the Telligent® gearshift in the Axor and Actros
> Describe the function and design of the Telligent® automatic gearshift system (EAS)
and the Mercedes PowerShift in the Axor and Actros
Contents > Structure of the transmission designations
> Design of transmissions G56, G60 and G85
> Design of the transverse shift gates in the G56-6 and G330-12
> Networking scheme of the gearshift systems in the Atego, Axor and Actros
> Design and function of the automatic gear control (AGS), Telligent® gearshift,
Telligent® automatic gearshift system (EAS) and the Mercedes PowerShift in the Axor
and Actros
Optional prerequisite The participant has good basic knowledge of transmission control systems.
Duration 2,3 hours
Stand 12/2011 47
Title T0271F • Trucks • Transmission Management • HPS, AGS • Run

> Describe the design and individual functions of the control units for drive control and
gear control
> Describe the design and function of the clutch operating system as used with the
various transmissions and gearshift systems
> Describe the interaction of the transmission and drive control systems
> Describe and assess exemplary input and output signals to control units and
components of the gearshift systems
> Evaluate actual values and the associated driving situations
> Use DAS to identify and eliminate the effects of mechanical faults on the gearshift
system
> Perform a diagnosis on the transmission management systems
> Perform test, adjustment and repair work
Contents > Exchange of Experience
> Interaction of subsystems in a networked environment
- Electronic vehicle networking (CAN)
- Hydraulic-pneumatic power shift, Telligent® automatic gearshift system - AGS
> Use the current service aids (DAS, WIS) to test, adjust, parameterize, diagnose and
repair installed gearshift systems
> Fault diagnosis based on practical examples
Mandatory prerequisite T0085E • Trucks • Transmission Management • HPS, GS, AGS • e-Training • Go
Note To refresh your knowledge, work through the preliminary training for e-Training "T0085E
• Trucks • Transmission Management • HPS, GS, AGS • e-Training • Go" by working
through the CBTs "Telligent Gearshift" Parts 1-2, "Telligent Automated Gearshift" Part 1,
"Wiring Diagrams" Parts 1 and 3 and "CAN Fundamentals".
Stand 12/2011 48
Title T0269F • Trucks • Transmission Management • GS, EAS, Mercedes PowerShift • Run

> Describe the design and individual functions of the control units, drive control and gear
control
> Describe the design and function of the clutch operating system as used with the
various transmissions and gearshift systems
> Describe the similarities and differences between the Telligent® gearshift, Telligent®
automatic gearshift system EAS and Mercedes PowerShift
> Describe and assess exemplary input and output signals on control units and
system
> Perform inspection, adjustment and repair work
Contents > Exchange of experience
> Interaction of subsystems in a networked environment
- Electronic vehicle networking (CAN)
- Telligent® gearshift, Telligent® automatic gearshift system – EAS, Mercedes-Benz
PowerShift
> Using the current service aids (DAS, WIS) to test, adjust, parameterize, diagnose and
repair installed gearshift systems
> Base function of turbo clutch
Mandatory prerequisite T0085E • Trucks • Transmission Management • HPS, GS, AGS • e-Training • Go
Note To refresh your knowledge, as a preliminary training for e-Training "T0085E • Trucks •
Transmission Management • HPS, GS, AGS • e-Training • Go" work through the CBTs
"Telligent Gearshift" Parts 1-4, "Telligent Automatic Gearshift System" Parts 1-2, "Wiring
Diagrams" Parts 1 and 3 and "CAN Fundamentals".
Stand 12/2011 49
Title T0163F • Trucks • Mercedes Benz Natural Gas Engine OM 906 LAG • Run

> Describe the changes in the mechanical engine components and engine management
system of gaseous fuel engine OM 906 LAG compared to diesel engine OM 906 LA
> Describe the special considerations with regard to the maintenance of the gaseous
fuel engine OM 906 LAG
> Describe the design and function of the gas system in the vehicle
> Perform fault diagnosis and repair work
Contents > Mechanical design of the gaseous fuel engine OM 906 LAG
> Design and function of the injection system on the engine OM 906 LAG
> Functional principle of the gas system in the vehicle
> Diagnosing faults, performing component repairs (injection system, gas system)
> Test and adjustment work using the current service aids
Note The participant has the competency to work on gas systems.
Stand 12/2011 50
Title T0429F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Natural Gas Engine OM 906 LAG • Run

> Describe the changes in the mechanical engine components and engine control
system of gaseous fuel engine OM 906 LAG compared to diesel engine OM 906 LA
> Describe the special considerations with regard to the maintenance of the gaseous
fuel engine OM 906 LAG
> Describe the design and function of the gas system in the vehicle
> Perform fault diagnosis and repair work
Contents > Mechanical design of the gaseous fuel engine OM 906 LAG
> Design and function of the injection system on the engine OM 906 LAG
> Functional principle of the gas system in the vehicle
> Diagnosing faults, performing component repairs (injection system, gas system)
Note The participant has the qualifications to work on gas systems "T0290F • Passenger Cars,
Trucks, Vans • Gaseous Fuel Vehicles • Certificate of Competence • Go".
Stand 12/2011 51
Title T0266F • Trucks • Mercedes-Benz Range-Change Transmission • Run

> Disassemble and assemble the transmissions using the service aids (WIS and special
tools)
> Inspect transmission components and use WIS to plan and implement the necessary
repair scopes
Contents > Mechanical design of the synchronized MB range-change transmissions G 131, G 210 -
G 260
> Mechanical design of unsynchronized MB range-change transmissions G 211, G 241, G
280, G 281, G 330
> Disassembling/assembling synchronized and unsynchronized range-change
transmissions
> Diagnosing faults, performing component repairs (shift shafts, synchromesh, etc.)
Optional prerequisite The participant has successfully completed CBTs "Telligent Gearshift - Parts 1-2" and
"Telligent Automatic Gearshift - Parts 1-2" as preliminary training.
Note As preliminary training, please complete CBTs "Telligent® Gearshift", Parts 1-2 (order no.
1290 4305 02 and 1290 4306 02) and "Telligent® Automatic Gearshift" Parts 1-2 (1290
4320 02 and 1290 4324 02).
Stand 12/2011 52
Title T0086E • Trucks • Telligent® Engine Systems • Model Series 900, 457, 500 • e-
Training • Go

> Understand the functions and interaction of the following engine management systems
- CAN, data bus
- Drive control (FR)
- Engine control (MR)
- Selective catalytic reduction
> Describe and evaluate input and output signals in electrical/electronic components
Contents > Electronic vehicle networking
> Sensors and actuators
> Telligent® engine system
> Thermal management
> Causes and effects of torque reduction
Optional prerequisite Participants can refresh their knowledge by working through CBTs "Engine Series 500,
900 and 457" Parts 1-2 (order no. 1290 4322 02 and 1290 4323 02) and "Pump-Line-
Nozzle" Parts 1-2 (1290 4308 02 and 1290 4307 02).
Note This e-Training is a mandatory prerequisite for attending advanced training course
"T0294F • Trucks • Telligent® Engine Systems • Model Series 900, 457, 500 • Run".
Duration 2,3 hours
Stand 12/2011 53
Title T0294F • Trucks • Telligent® Engine Systems • Model series 900, 457, 500 • Run

> Describe the actuation of fan systems for engine cooling, engine brake management,
the turbobrake and the flame starting system
> Perform a test on the air compressor
> Describe the routing of the fuel circuits on model series 900, 457 and 500 and
differentiate between them for diagnostic purposes
> Devise own diagnosis strategies and perform diagnoses based on complaints and
symptoms
Contents > Design and function:
- Power take-off control
- Thermal management
- Differences and similarities of various fuel systems
- SCR exhaust aftertreatment, including NOx regulation
- Enhanced Environmental Vehicle (EEV) information module
> Performing test and adjustment work using the current service aids (DAS, WIS)
- Fault diagnosis based on practical examples
- Air compressor test
> Exchange of experience
Mandatory prerequisite T0086E • Trucks • Telligent® Engine Systems • Model Series 900, 457, 500 • e-
Training • Go
Stand 12/2011 54
Title T0293F • Trucks • Mechanical Engine Components Repair • Model Series 900, 457,
500 • Run

> Localize malfunctions in mechanical engine components
> Inspect components and use WIS to plan and understand repair scopes
Contents > Mechanical design of the model series 900, 457 and 500 engines
> Turbobrake function
> Partial disassembly of engines
> Current repair work on the components
- Mechanical engine components (crank assembly, valve assembly, etc.)
- Oil circuits
- Fuel circuits
- Charge air systems and compressor systems
- Electrically controlled water pump
Optional prerequisite The participant has good basic knowledge of mechanical engine components.
Note Participants can test and refresh their knowledge using CBTs "Pump-Line-Nozzle" Parts
1-2 (order no. 1290 4307 02 and 1290 4308 02) and "Engine Series 500, 900, 457"
Parts 1-2 (1290 4322 02 and 1290 4323 02).
Stand 12/2011 55
Title T0103E • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart, FUSO • High-Voltage Systems in Motor
Vehicles – Awareness • e-Training • Go

> Discuss the details of hybrid concepts and electric vehicles at Daimler AG
> Figure out the requirements and effects for his/her service duties
> Describe the first measures to take when working on hybrid and electric vehicles
Contents Procedure for basic operations on hybrid and electric vehicles:
> Comparison of the main hybrid and electric concepts at Daimler AG
> Overview of the high-voltage components in the vehicle
> Safety information: Effects of electricity on the human body
> Repair operations and their effects on hybrid and electric vehicles
Note This e-Training is the preparation for the high-voltage qualification for motor vehicles with
high-voltage systems.
Duration 1,5 hours
Stand 12/2011 56
Title T0001F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart, FUSO • High-Voltage Qualification for
Motor Vehicles • Go
Objectives The participant

> Can confidently and safely work on high-voltage systems in accordance with Trade
Association Ordinance BGV A3 and VDE 0105/ECE R105
> Is familiar with the high-voltage concepts and the technical background of the high-
voltage components
> Can explain the technical responsibility and the legal background
> Can describe the power disconnect procedure
> Is familiar with the required safety precautions to protect against electric shock and
arc faults
> Is familiar with the necessary first aid measures
Contents Laws and regulations related to work on high-voltage motor vehicles
> Safety information
> Effects of electricity on the human body
> High-voltage sections and high-voltage safety precautions
> Procedure for working on high-voltage vehicles
> First aid measures, rescue chain
Mandatory prerequisite T0103E • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart, FUSO • High-Voltage Systems in Motor
Vehicles – Awareness • e-Training • Go
Note The following prerequisites are defined by the Trade Association for qualification as a
"Specialist for intrinsically safe high-voltage series production vehicles":
- Automotive mechanic, electrician, mechatronics engineer (with start of vocational

training after 1973)
- Automotive foreperson ("master") for mechanical, electrical, mechatronic systems
(master's examination taken after 1973)
- Automotive service technician with certification received after 1973
- Graduate engineer, bachelor's degree, master's degree, or state-certified technician for
electrical engineering
- Automotive body mechanic, vehicle construction mechanic (vocational training begun
after 2002)
- Automotive body mechanic foreperson, vehicle construction mechanic foreperson (with
master's examination taken after 2002)
IMPORTANT! Persons with electronic implants (e.g. pacemakers) are not permitted to
work on high-voltage systems. They may not do any practical work on the HV system
during training and are not HV-certified after the conclusion of training.
Stand 12/2011 57
Stand 12/2011 58
Title T0137F • Trucks • Atego • BlueTEC HYBRID • Go

> Communicate the environmental advantages of using the innovative drive system in
the Atego Bluetec Hybrid
> Operate the vehicles and analyze how, e.g., customers actually operate them
> Explain the task and mode of operation of individual system components
> Apply the customer support concept for service purposes
> Initiate safety measures for certain types of work on the vehicle
> Perform power disconnect and startup of the high voltage system
- and professionally use the appropriate special tools
> Perform any diagnoses required using Star Diagnosis
> Perform practical work on components of the high voltage system
- and ventilate the cooling circuit of the e-machine
- and exchange the battery air filter on the power electronics carrier (PEC)
Contents > Advantages of using a hybrid drive system in trucks
> System operation
> Task and function of system components
> Function of the system
> Safety when working on the vehicle
> Customer support concept in the service sector
> Practical works
Mandatory prerequisite T0001F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart, FUSO • High-Voltage Qualification for
Motor Vehicles • Go
Note IMPORTANT! Persons with electronic implants (e.g. pacemakers) may not work on high-
voltage systems. They may not do any practical work on the HV system during training
and are not HV certified after the conclusion of training.
Stand 12/2011 59
Title T0101E • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • Engine Management BR 471 • e-
Training • Go

> Describe the basic design of the model series 470 common rail technology
> Name the sensors and actuators used for engine management and describe their
design
> Describe the integration of the engine management system in the networking scheme
> Describe how the thermal management system works
> Describe the function of the exhaust gas recirculation system
> Describe the changes in the SCR system
Contents > Fuel circuit design
> Vehicle networking
> Design and function of actuators and sensors
> Exhaust gas recirculation
> Innovations in the SCR system
> Thermal management
Note This e-Training is a mandatory prerequisite for attending advanced training course
"T0295F • Trucks • The New Star of Long-Distance Transport • Engine Management BR
471x • Run".
Duration 1,0 hours
Stand 12/2011 60
Title T0295F • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • Engine Management BR 471 • Run

> Describe the basic mechanical design of the model series 470 engine
> Describe the mode of operation of the common rail technology
> Understand the design and function of the common rail technology
> Describe the sensors and actuators used by the engine management system
> Describe the integration of the engine management system in the networking scheme
> Understand the design and function of the engine management system
> Independently perform diagnosis on the engine management system with Euro 6
exhaust aftertreatment system
Contents > Basic mechanical design of the model series 470 engine
> Design and function of the engine management and its integration in the network
> Design and function of the common rail technology
> Effects of malfunctions in engine management on the exhaust aftertreatment systems
and in the NOx monitoring system (e.g. torque limitation)
> Diagnosis, testing and adjustment operations with the help of the current service aids
Mandatory prerequisite T0101E • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • Engine Management BR 471 • e-
Training • Go
Stand 12/2011 61
Title T0296F • Trucks • New Long-Distance Truck • Transmission Management with Auto-
mated Shift • Run

> Describe the integration of the new transmission management system in the
networking scheme
> Describe the design and individual functions of the control units for drive control and
gear control
> Describe the design and function of the new clutch operator
> Describe the design and function of the new automated shifting system
> Describe and assess exemplary input and output signals to control units and
system
Contents > Design and individual functions of the control units for drive control and gear control.
> Design and function of the new clutch operator
> Design and function of the new automated shifting system
> Testing, adjustment, parameterization, diagnosis and repair of the new automated
shifting system with the aid of the current service aids (DAS, WIS)
Stand 12/2011 62
Department Chassis and Active Safety
Title T0142F • Trucks, Vans • Vehicle Alignment • Go
Target group System Technician Driving Stability

> Align the frame and chassis of two, three and four-axle vehicles using
mechanical/electronic techniques
> Check and evaluate axle steering parts and tires
Contents > Fundamentals of vehicle alignment
> Mechanical frame alignment
> Electronic wheel alignment check on three and four-axle vehicles and on vehicles with
independent wheel suspension (Sprinter BM906)
> Checking and adjusting the wheels/axles according to the current service literature
> Fault diagnosis and assessment of faults in handling characteristics and tire wear
Star Diagnosis • Level I • Go", "P0019F • WIS/ASRA 3 for Workshop Specialists • Go",
"T0004F • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, smart • Diagnosis Strategy 1 • Go" and
"T0146F • Trucks • Actros Road Vehicle • Go" or has equivalent knowledge.
Note The participant has successfully completed the CBT program "Fundamentals of Steering
Systems" Part 2 (order no. 1290 4718 ).
Stand 12/2011 63
Title T0151F • Trucks • Air Brake Systems • Go

> Describe the design of pneumatic brake systems
> Explain the function of pneumatic brake systems
> Assign components to the function groups using the service literature and understand
their functions
> Perform function tests on brake system components
> Conduct general function tests on brake systems in accordance with legal
requirements
Contents > Design of pneumatic service brake and parking brake systems
> Function of the components for service brakes and parking brakes
> Testing efficiency and function in accordance with legal requirements
> Implementing service literature
> Reading function schematics
> Use of measuring tools and test tools
Note To refresh your knowledge, we recommend completing the CBTs "Air Brake Systems Part
1" (order no. 1290 4316 02) and "Air Brake Systems Part 2" (1290 4317 02).
Stand 12/2011 64
Title T0186F • Trucks • Testing of current Mercedes-Benz truck brake systems for motor
vehicle appraisers • Go
Target group Other

> Describe and apply the special features of current MB trucks that are relevant to the
testing and in acc. with §29 StVZO (German vehicle licensing regulations)
> Test and assess the function and operational safety of MB brake and air suspension
systems on two-, three- and four-axle vehicles
Contents > Overview of the technology of heavy MB trucks
> Design and function of the new electronically regulated compressed air unit
(combination of air governor/drier, 4-circuit protection valve)
> Practical tests on MB brake and air suspension systems based on legal requirements
Stand 12/2011 65
Title T0045E • Trucks • Telligent® Brake System BS2 • e-Initial Test • Run

> Check his/her level of knowledge
> Specifically prepare for the training course Telligent® Brake and Telligent® Air
Suspension systems
> Prove his/her level of knowledge by successfully completing the e-Initial Test
Contents > Questions on CBT 1290 4348 02 "Air Brake Systems - Fundamentals" as well as CBT
1290 4316 02 "Compressed Air Brakes - Reading Pneumatic Diagrams".
Optional prerequisite The participant has good basic knowledge about working on compressed-air systems.
Duration 0 hours
Stand 12/2011 66
Title T0150F • Trucks • Telligent® Brake System BS2 • Run

> Describe the design of the EAPU
> Explain the functions in the EAPU and understand them
> Check the pressure retainer of the EAPU according to manufacturer specifications
> Describe the integration of EAPU in vehicle networking
> Perform potential work and diagnoses on the EAPU with Star Diagnosis
> Describe the system design of the Telligent® brake system BS2
> Name the individual system components and their tasks
> Explain the special functions in the system design of the Telligent® brake system BS2
> Explain additional functions and special equipment in the BS2
> Perform target-oriented function tests on the individual components
> Independently diagnose malfunctions based on case examples with the aid of the
current diagnosis and workshop information systems
Contents > Design and function of:
- Electronic Air-Processing Unit (EAPU)
- Telligent® Brake System BS2
> Special functions of Telligent® brake system BS2, such as the hill holder
> Testing of system functions and individual system components
> Fault diagnoses
Mandatory prerequisite T0045E • Trucks • Telligent® Brake System BS2 • e-Initial Test • Run
Note As a prerequisite for this training course, the participant has successfully completed
training course "T0151F • Trucks • Air Brake Systems • Go" or has equivalent
knowledge.
Participants can refresh their knowledge in preparation for the e-Initial Test by working
through the CBTs "Compressed-Air Braking Units – Fundamentals" (order no. 1290 4348
02 ) and "Compressed-Air Brakes - Reading Pneumatic Function Diagrams" (1290 4316
02).
Stand 12/2011 67
Title T0149F • Trucks • Telligent® Level Control System • Run

> Explain the system design of the Telligent® level control system in various vehicle
configurations
> Name the components of the Telligent® level control system and their tasks
> Explain the mode of operation of the Telligent® level control system
> Examine the system components in a goal-oriented manner with help from diagnosis
systems
> Calibrate the driving level in acc. with manufacturer specifications
> Explain the special functions of the Telligent® level control system
> Retrofit the compulsory lowering
> Explain the system design and the mode of operation of the roll control (WR)
> Adjust the parameters in the Telligent® level control system electronics
> Examine individual system components in a goal-oriented manner with help from
diagnosis systems
Contents > Design and function of the Telligent® level control system (NR)
> System components of Telligent® level control system
> Special functions of the Telligent® level control system
> Design and function of the roll control (WR)
> Mode of operation of the axle load indicator
> System function testing of Telligent® level control system and individual system
components
> Calibration of Telligent® level control system
> Fault diagnoses
Note As a prerequisite for this training course, the participant has successfully completed
training course T0151F (Trucks • Air Brake Systems • Go) or has equivalent knowledge.
To refresh your knowledge, you can use the CBT 1290 4316 "Air Brake Systems -
Reading Pneumatic Function Diagrams".
Stand 12/2011 68
Title T0193F • Trucks • System diagnosis of Telligent® brake and level control systems •
New features/modifications • Fly

> Describe the current changes to the brake system and the level control system
> Specifically conduct possible diagnoses to the new systems
> Exchange current quality topics with other participants and use the knowledge in daily
work
Contents > Modifications/new features in the brake and level control systems
> Practical work
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed the advanced training course "T0191F • Trucks •
Telligent® brake and air suspension systems • Run" or has equivalent knowledge.
Stand 12/2011 69
Department Comfort/Convenience and Passive Safety Systems
Title T0092E • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans • Air Conditioning Systems Basic Training • e-
Training • Go
Target group System Technician Comfort and Safety
Objectives The participant can describe the basic design of a refrigerant circuit and its key
components.
Contents > Basic design of commercial vehicle climate control systems
> Components and their functions
> Refrigeration circuit
> Fundamentals of thermodynamics
Note This e-Training is an introductory course to prepare for further training in building
competency/qualification in working on air conditioning systems.
Duration 0,9 hours
Stand 12/2011 70
Title T0239F • Trucks • Heating and Climate Control • Run

> Describe the design and function of all heating and climate control components and
their integration in the on-board electrical system of the current Actros, Axor2 and
Atego2 truck model series
> Independently and professionally perform a diagnosis after malfunctions have
occurred in the heating and climate control systems
Contents > Design and function of the various heating and climate control systems
> Integration in the on-board electrical system of the current Actros, Axor2 and Atego2
truck model series
> Use of literature (function descriptions and wiring diagrams)
> Practical examples for diagnosis and troubleshooting
Optional prerequisite The participant has worked through e-Training "T0092E • Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans
• Air Conditioning Systems Basic Training • e-Training • Go" or has good knowledge of
the refrigeration circuit. The participant has completed training course "T0255F •
Trucks, Vans • Air Conditioning Systems Basic Training with Certificate of Competence•
Go" and possesses a certificate of competence for working on the refrigeration circuit.
Note The participant is proficient in the use of Star Diagnosis, including HMS 990.
Stand 12/2011 71
Title T0282F • Trucks • Cab, Interior Equipment, Seats • Actros, Axor, Atego • Run

> Correctly identify and describe the components of the seat, tilting/sliding roof, door
and restraint systems
> Explain the design and function of the tilting/sliding roof and restraint systems
> Carry out targeted diagnostic, adjustment and repair operations
Contents > New features/modifications in the current Actros, Axor2 and Atego2 truck model
series
> ISRI and Grammer seats
> Tilting/sliding roof
> Supplemental restraint systems (SRS)
> Passive safety features: Adaptive cruise control (ART) and Lane Assistant (SPA)
> Safety information
> Adjustment, diagnosis and repair work on seat, tilting/sliding roof, door and restraint
systems
Optional prerequisite The participant has worked through the CBT program "Seats Parts 1-2" (order no. 1290
4342/ 43).
Note The duration of the training course is country-specific.
Stand 12/2011 72
Title T0243F • Trucks • Drive Authorization and Locking Systems • Actros, Axor, Atego •
Run

> Describe the design and function of drive authorization and locking systems in the
current Actros, Axor2 and Atego2 truck model series
> Perform proper diagnoses in case of malfunctions and independently perform repair
work on truck locking systems (e.g. control unit replacement)
Contents > Design and system function of:
- Central locking systems
- Comfort locking systems
- Anti-theft alarm systems (ATA)
- Drive authorization system (WSP)
> New features and modifications in the current Actros, Axor2 and Atego2 truck model
series
> Practical examples and exercises for diagnosis and troubleshooting
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed training course "T0244F • Trucks • On-Board Electrical
Systems, System Networking, Instrumentation • Actros, Axor, Atego • Run" or has
equivalent knowledge. The participant is proficient in the use of Star Diagnosis, incl. HMS
990.
Note Participants can test and refresh their knowledge using the CBT programs "Principles of
Motor Vehicle Electronics" Parts 1-3 (order no. 1290 4757/ 58/ 59) and "Access and
Drive Authorization Systems" (1290 4340).
Stand 12/2011 73
Title T0419F • Trucks • The New Long-Distance Truck • Drive Authorization and Locking
Systems DAS3 • Run

> Describe the design and function of the drive authorization and locking systems
(DAS3)
> Perform proper diagnoses in case of malfunctions and independently perform repair
work on truck locking systems (e.g. control unit replacement)
Contents > Design and system function of:
- Drive authorization systems (DAS3)
- Comfort locking systems
- Central locking systems
- Anti-theft alarm systems (ATA)
- Multifunction key
> New Features/Modifications in The New Long-Distance Truck
> Practical examples and exercises for diagnosis and troubleshooting
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed training course "T0244F • Trucks • On-Board Electrical
Systems, System Networking, Instrumentation • Actros, Axor, Atego • Run" or has
equivalent knowledge. The participant is proficient in the use of Star Diagnosis, incl. HMS
990.
Note Participants can test and refresh their knowledge using the CBT programs "Principles of
Motor Vehicle Electronics" Parts 1-3 (order no. 1290 4757/ 58/ 59) and "Access and
Drive Authorization Systems" (1290 4340).
Stand 12/2011 74
Title T0176F • Trucks • Heating, Climate Control and Cab, Interior Equipment • New Long-
Distance Truck • New Features/Modifications • Fly

> Determine the cause of complaints by performing targeted vehicle checks and
evaluating fault symptom descriptions
system
> Describe the design and function of the comfort systems and make adjustments
> Perform measures for the rectification of vehicle complaints with the help of the
> Name the current service measures and describe the required diagnostic tasks
Contents > Modifications and new features of the comfort systems in the new Actros:
- Heating and climate control
- Cab, interior equipment and seats
> Notes and tips on special equipment and retrofits
> New technical features/modifications and current service measures
> Tips on design groups
Optional prerequisite The participant is a Qualified Comfort and Passive Safety System Technician or has good
knowledge of the comfort systems. He/she is proficient in the use of Star Diagnosis,
including the HMS 990, and has good knowledge in the fields of electrical and electronic
systems as well as on-board electrical systems.
Stand 12/2011 75
Department Telecommunications
Title T0091E • Trucks, Vans • Fundamentals of Telematics • e-Training • Go
Target group System Technician Telecommunication

> Describe the fundamentals for signal transmission, radio systems, navigation, and
mobile communication
> Describe the interrelation of the various functions in navigation and mobile
communication
> Understand the complex interrelations of networked and non-networked systems and
can describe them
Contents > Introduction to telematics
> Fundamentals of signal transmission:
- Transmission paths
- Frequency
- Transmitting and receiving with antennas
> GSM network, design, and description
> SMS in telematics
> UMTS and LTE successor technology
> Vehicle navigation components
> Design of the global positioning system (GPS)
> Dynamic destination-oriented vehicle navigation
> Digital audio/video systems such as DAB and DMB
Note The participant requires access to the intranet/Internet, as this seminar consists of
online content.
Duration 2,0 hours
Stand 12/2011 76
Title T0249F • Trucks, Vans • Telematics • Run

> Describe the scope of telematics systems in trucks and vans.
> Understand the physical fundamentals applied in telematics systems.
> Diagnose and understand basic malfunctions in telematics systems.
> Perform simple measurement and diagnosis work on current factory-fitted systems.
Contents Basic knowledge of high-frequency technology and antenna systems
> GPS and GSM networks and UMTS
> Design and function of vehicle networks
> Function of GPS, audio and video components
> Simple measurement and diagnostic work on the vehicle using the Workshop
Information System and diagnostic systems
Optional prerequisite Participants must have completed the e-preliminary training on truck and van telematics
Go (NLTTM-EL5016) or have comparable basic knowledge of telematics.
Completion of training NEBN-ME263 or NETB-ME269 (van on-board electrical systems) is
recommended.
Mandatory prerequisite T0091E • Trucks, Vans • Fundamentals of Telematics • e-Training • Go
Note The duration of the training course is country-specific.
Stand 12/2011 77
Title T0232F • Trucks • Telematics • Fly

> Describe the telematics systems in the current truck model series
> Operate telephones, navigation, FleetBoard and the CB radio
> Perform targeted diagnoses on the telematics systems with and without Star
Diagnosis
> Set and program the components
Contents > Operation, design, function, and diagnosis of telematics components
> Navigation systems
> Telephone and cell phone installation
> Multimedia applications
> FleetBoard system and FleetBoard workshop applications
> Toll
> CB two-way radio systems
> Practical application of on-board and off-board diagnosis in telematics systems
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed advanced training course "T0249F • Trucks, Vans •
Telematics • Run" or has good knowledge of telematics. He/she is proficient in the use
of Star Diagnosis, including the HMS 990, and has good knowledge in the fields of
electrical/electronic systems and on-board electrical systems.
Stand 12/2011 78
Title T0105E • Trucks, Vans • FleetBoard • e-Training • Go
Objectives The participant has

> an overview of the telematics-based fleet management system FleetBoard
Contents > System description and services
> Benefits of the system for workshops and customers
> Components, installation locations and networking
> Services, servers and data flow
> Information about contact persons
Duration 1,0 hours
Stand 12/2011 79
Title T0238F • Trucks, Vans • FleetBoard • Internet Application • Run

> Operate the telematics-supported fleet management system FleetBoard in a
competent manner
> Conduct troubleshooting via the Internet
> Advise the customer on service and maintenance
Contents > System description, scope of services and customer benefits offered by the system
> Using SPPS (online fixed-price calculator) with FleetBoard
> Components, installation locations and networking
> Services, servers, data flow
> FleetBoard diagnosis/troubleshooting via the Internet
> Reading out and interpreting data using FleetBoard
> Information on contact persons and a look ahead to future developments
Note This training course is for operations looking to acquire certification as a FleetBoard
Service Partner. Basic information for telediagnosis.
Stand 12/2011 80
Title T0233F • Trucks, Vans • FleetBoard • Fly
Objectives The participant can proficiently diagnose and repair the refined, telematics-based
FleetBoard fleet management system and is able to offer customers comprehensive
advice.
Contents > The product "FleetBoard"
- System description, scope of services, workshop and customer benefits offered by
the system
> The technical system in commercial vehicles
- Components, installation locations, networking, and wiring diagrams
- Integration of communications functions into the base module and the PSM
> Services, servers, data flow
- Interaction with the driver cockpit, server, freight forwarder and the service
operations
> FleetBoard retrofitting
- On vehicles with and without preinstallation
> FleetBoard diagnosis/troubleshooting
> Reading out and interpreting data using FleetBoard
> Information on contact persons and a look ahead to future developments
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed an advanced ("Run") training course in telematics or has
equivalent knowledge.
Stand 12/2011 81
Title T0175F • Trucks • Telecommunications • New Long-Distance Truck • New Fea-
tures/Modifications • Fly

> Describe the telematics systems in the new truck
> Operate telephones, navigation, FleetBoard and the CB radio
> Perform targeted diagnoses on the telematics systems with and without Star
Diagnosis
> Set and program the components
Contents > Design, function, operation and diagnosis of telematics components
> Navigation systems
> Telephone and cell phone installation
> Multimedia applications
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed advanced training course "T0249F • Trucks, Vans •
Telematics • Run" or has good knowledge of telematics. He/she is proficient in the use
of Star Diagnosis, including the HMS 990, and has good knowledge in the fields of
electrical/electronic systems and on-board electrical systems.
Stand 12/2011 82
Department Bodywork
Title T0280F • Trucks • Small Repairs • Cosmetic Repairs and Repairs of Minor Damage •
Go
Target group Bodywork Specialist

> Assess damage for which small repair methods are suitable
> Select the most economical repair method
> Repair minor damage on plastic and accessory parts on the body and in the interior
(e.g. dashboard, trim, seat covers)
> Repair paint damage on painted aluminum rims
> Repair glass in a professional manner
> Use the tools and repair methods recommended by Mercedes-Benz
Contents > Recognition and classification of typical (minor) damage profiles and determining how
to repair them
> Material properties of plastics and the appropriate repair methods for these materials
> Repair of interior and exterior plastic parts of vehicle
> Repair of seats and upholstery
> Glass repair techniques and equipment
Note This training course gives participants the knowledge to repair minor damage in a timely
and economical manner. All repairs are performed by each participant using tools and
repair methods recommended by Mercedes-Benz.
In coordination with AutomotiveTraining GmbH (tel.: +49 (0) 711 17 - 7 04 04),
participants may bring in vehicles or parts that have such damage.
Stand 12/2011 83
Department FUSO Canter
Title T0031E • FUSO • Canter • Engine Training • e-Initial Test • Run
Objectives The participant can demonstrate that he/she fulfills all of the necessary basic technical
prerequisites to participate in the following face-to-face trainings:
> "T0198F (NCVS-MC011) • Fuso • Canter • Euro 5 Engine Training for Operations with
Mercedes-Benz Diagnostic System (Star Diagnosis) • Run" or
"T0199F (NCVM-MC012) • Fuso • Canter • Euro 5 Engine Training for Operations with
Multi Use Tester Diagnostic System (MUT 3) • Run"
> "T0509F • Fuso • Parameterization of the Engine Control Unit on the Canter Euro 5 •
Operations with Mercedes-Benz Diagnostic System (Star Diagnosis) • Run" or "T0510F •
Fuso • Parameterization of the Engine Control Unit on the Canter Euro 5 • Operations
with Multi Use Tester Diagnostic System (MUT 3) • Run"
or
> "T0200F (NCPS-MC014) • Fuso • Parameterization of the Engine Control Unit on the
Canter Euro 5 • Operations with Mercedes-Benz Diagnostic System (Star Diagnosis) •
Run" or "T0201F (NCPM-MC015) • Fuso • Parameterization of the Engine Control Unit
on the Canter Euro 5 • Operations with Multi Use Tester Diagnostic System (MUT 3) •
Run"
Contents Test questions from the training courses "T0196F (NCDS-MC009) • Fuso • Canter •
Fundamentals for Operations with Mercedes-Benz Diagnostic System (Star Diagnosis)" or
"T0197F (NCUT-MC010) • Fuso • Canter • Fundamentals for Operations with Multi Use
Tester Diagnostic System (MUT 3)"
Duration 0 hours
Stand 12/2011 84
Title T0196F • FUSO • Canter • Fundamentals for Operations with Mercedes-Benz Diagnos-
tic System (Star Diagnosis) • Go

> Apply basic knowledge about the product, diagnosis and repair technology to the
vehicle
Contents > Vehicle concept and vehicle overview: Canter TD Euro III, Euro IV and Euro V
> Installation locations of various components
> Workshop literature and workshop information
> Parts literature Caps
> Vehicle electrical system
> Brakes and brake systems
> Access and drive authorization systems
> Heating, climate control
> Speed limiting systems
> Axle with locking differential
> Fault diagnosis and practical exercises on the vehicle with current diagnostic systems
(flash code, STAR DIAGNOSIS)
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed basic training course "T0179F• Trucks, Vans • Star
Diagnosis • Level I • Go" or has equivalent knowledge.
Note This training course is for operations who use the Mercedes-Benz diagnostic system (Star
Diagnosis).
Stand 12/2011 85
Title T0197F • FUSO • Canter • Fundamentals for Operations with Multi Use Tester Diagnos-
tic System (MUT 3) • Go
Objectives The participant can apply basic knowledge about product, diagnosis and repair
technology to the vehicle.
Contents > Vehicle concept and vehicle overview: Canter TD Euro III, Euro IV and Euro V
> Installation locations of various components
> Workshop literature and workshop information
> Parts literature Caps
> Vehicle electrical system
> Brakes and brake systems
> Access and drive authorization systems
> Heating, climate control
> Speed limiting systems
> Axle with locking differential
> Fault diagnosis and practical exercises on the vehicle with current diagnostic systems
(flash code, MUT 3)
Note This training course is for operations who use the MUT 3 diagnostic system.
Stand 12/2011 86
Title T0198F • FUSO • Canter • Euro 5 Engine Training for Operations with Mercedes-Benz
Diagnostic Systems (Star Diagnosis) • Run

> Identify the components of the fuel injection system
> Explain their design and function
Contents > Mechanical engine components
> Fuel injection system with injection components and injection function
> Engine electrical system
> Fuel circuit
> Exhaust gas recirculation and SCR technology
> Turbocharging
> Diesel particulate filter and NOx catalytic converter
> Adjustment, diagnostic and repair work with Star Diagnosis
> Current service topics
> Design and function of the transmission
Optional prerequisite The participant has taken part in training course "T0196F • Fuso • Canter •
Fundamentals for Operations with Mercedes-Benz Diagnostic System (Star Diagnosis) •
Go" or has equivalent knowledge. He/she is conversant with the operation and handling
of the measuring and diagnostic equipment.
Mandatory prerequisite T0031E • FUSO • Canter • Engine Training • e-Initial Test • Run
Stand 12/2011 87
Title T0199F • FUSO • Canter • Euro 5 Engine Training for Operations with Multi Use Tester
Diagnostic System (MUT 3) • Run

> Identify the components of the fuel injection system
> Explain their design and function
Contents > Mechanical engine components
> Fuel injection system with injection components and injection function
> Engine electrical system
> Fuel circuit
> Exhaust gas recirculation and SCR technology
> Turbocharging
> Diesel particulate filter and NOx catalytic converter
> Adjustment, diagnosis and repair work with the MUT 3
> Current service topics
> Design and function of the transmission
Optional prerequisite The participant has completed the training course "T0197F • Fuso • Canter •
Fundamentals for Operations with Multi Use Tester Diagnostic System (MUT 3) • Go" or
has equivalent knowledge. He/she is conversant with the operation and handling of the
measuring and diagnostic equipment.
Stand 12/2011 88
Title T0194F • FUSO • Canter • Electrical/Electronic Systems and On-Board Electrical Sys-
tem for Operations with Mercedes-Benz Diagnostic System (Star Diagnosis) • Run

> Apply the latest service literature in a targeted manner for maintenance, diagnosis and
repair
> Carry out test, adjustment and repair work using digital multimeters, STAR
DIAGNOSIS, including the HMS Measurement Technology, oscilloscope and the
Diagnosis Assistance System (DAS) on electrical systems in the Canter and on
components, sensors and actuators
> Independently plan targeted diagnostic steps for the Mitsubishi Canter
> Initiate and carry out appropriate remedial measures
Contents > Basic electrical variables
> Ohm's law
> Oscilloscope
> ECU parameterization
> Proper testing of networking
> User interface and fundamentals of the STAR DIAGNOSIS software programs
> Update process and procedures, installation options.
> Efficient use of STAR DIAGNOSIS and the DAS and HMS 990 programs
> Strategies for diagnosing electrical and electronic systems
> Practical work for a guided diagnosis based on the diagnosis model
Optional prerequisite The participant has basic knowledge of electrical systems.
Stand 12/2011 89
Title T0195F • FUSO • Canter • Electrical systems/electronics and on-board electrical sys-
tem for companies with the Multi Use Tester (MUT 3) diagnostic system. • Run

> Apply the latest service literature in a targeted manner for maintenance, diagnosis and
repair
> Carry out test, adjustment and repair work using digital multimeters, MUT 3 and
oscilloscope on electrical systems in the Canter and on components, sensors and
actuators
> Independently plan targeted diagnostic steps for the Canter
> Initiate and carry out appropriate remedial measures
Contents > Basic electrical variables
> Ohm's law
> Oscilloscope
> ECU parameterization
> Proper testing of networking
> User interface and fundamentals of the MUT 3 software programs
> Update process and procedures, installation options
> Efficient use of MUT 3 and the MUT III programs
> Strategies for diagnosing electrical and electronic systems
> Practical work for a guided diagnosis based on the diagnosis model
Optional prerequisite The participant has basic knowledge of electrical systems.
Stand 12/2011 90
Title T0510F • FUSO • Parameterization of the Engine Control Unit on the Canter Euro 5 •
Operations with the Multi Use Tester Diagnostic System (MUT 3) • Run

> Describe the design and the various functions of the engine control unit
> Describe the parameterization procedure for the control unit
> Describe and assess example applications for parameterization
> Assess the need for parameterization
> Perform parameterization using the MUT III
> Redocument parameterization work
> Describe testing and retrofit operations
Contents > Parameterization of the control units using the online portal
> Assessment of need to parameterize the engine control unit
> Procedure when installing retrofits
Stand 12/2011 91

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