INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS GROUP 41

CAB INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

1. INTRODUCTION
Read and understand the information in this group to
ensure proper driving procedures and avoid hazardous
operating conditions. Be familiar with the normal use
and readings of the instruments and controls shown in
this group. Some specific groups contained in this
manual may be referred to in relation to an instrument or
control in this group. Read the groups referenced before
operating the vehicle.
The following figures and tables list and identify the
instruments and controls that can be factory installed on
your vehicle by OSHKOSH TRUCK CORPORATION. It
is important to note that not all the items shown will be
installed on your vehicle, as some items are optional
equipment or installed on specially equipped vehicles.
Additional instruments and controls added after the
vehicle leaves the factory will not be shown in this group.
OSHKOSH TRUCK CORPORATION reserves the right
to change, modify, or relocate the position or function of
instruments and controls without prior notification to
customers.

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3 7
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1

23

19 18 10
17
22 16
11

21
20 12
15
13

14

1. Left-hand switch dash panel 12. Generator display

2. Transmission gear range selector 13. Clock
3. Parking brake control knob 14. Heater/air conditioner/defroster controls
4. Center panel lights 15. Console switch panel
5. Instrument panel 16. Roof turret controls
6. Right-hand switch dash panel 17. Accelerator pedal
7. LCD monitor 18. Air brake pedal
8. Water tank level gauge 19. Turn signal selector
9. Radio panel 20. ABS fault code switch (see Group 410)
10. Bumper turret controls 21. J1587 diagnostic port
11. Auxiliary 12 volt power outlets 22. Engine error flash code switch
Figure 1. Cab Interior

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1 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16

HEATED ELECT ELECT

LH CAB RH
WINDOW WINDOW GEN WIDE WIDE
MIRROR LIGHT
LH RH LIGHT LIGHT

LH RH
REAR FL VIDEO
DECK WORK WORK TEST
LIGHT LIGHT RESET
LIGHT

COMPT
AUX DOME ALARM
STEP
FANS DISABLE DISABLE

24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17

Figure 2. Console Switch Panel

1. Power Mirror Adjuster (Left). Use HEATED

to adjust the left and right outside power mirrors.
Depress in either the UP, DOWN, LEFT or
RIGHT direction to move the mirror in the
corresponding direction.
MIRROR
4. Heated Mirror Switch. ON/OFF
rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the
switch to turn the mirror heaters on. Depress
the lower portion of the switch to turn the mirror
heaters off when the mirrors are clear.

2. Power Mirror Adjuster (Right).

LH
Use to adjust the left and right outside power WORK
LIGHT
mirrors. Depress in either the UP, DOWN, LEFT 5. Left-Hand Work Light Switch. ON/
or RIGHT direction to move the mirror in the OFF rocker switch. Depress the upper portion
corresponding direction. of the switch to turn on the left-hand work lights.
Depress the lower portion of the switch to turn
off the work lights.

TOP
DECK

3. LIGHT
Top Deck Light Switch. ON/OFF
ELECT
rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the WINDOW
LH
switch to turn the top deck lights on. Depress 6. Left-Hand Electric Window
the lower portion of the switch to turn the top Switch. Momentary two position rocker switch.
deck lights off. Depress the upper portion of the rocker switch to
raise the left-hand cab window. Depress the
lower portion of the switch to lower the left-hand
cab door window.

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RH
WORK
LIGHT
7. Right-Hand Work Light Switch.
ON/OFF rocker switch. Depress the upper
portion of the switch to turn on the right-hand
work lights. Depress the lower portion of the
switch to turn off the work lights.
LH
WIDE
LIGHT
12. Left-Hand Flood Light Switch.
ON/OFF rocker switch. Depress the upper
portion of the switch to turn on the LH 12 volt
flood light. Depress the lower portion of the
switch to turn off the flood light. NOTE: If 110
volt widelights are used start the generator
before activating the switch

ELECT
WINDOW
RH
8. Right-Hand Electric Window
Switch. Momentary two position rocker switch. VIDEO
RESET

Depress the upper portion of the rocker switch to 13. Video Reset Switch. Momentary
raise the right-hand cab window. Depress the rocker switch. Depress switch to reset video.
lower portion of the switch to lower the right-
hand cab door window.

CAB
LIGHT

14. Cab Flood Light Switch. ON/OFF

REAR
WORK rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the
9.
LIGHT
Rear Work Light Switch. ON/OFF switch to turn on the cab 12 volt flood light.
rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the Depress the lower portion of the switch to turn
switch to turn on the rear work lights. Depress off the flood light. NOTE: If 110 volt widelights are
the lower portion of the switch to turn off the used start the generator before activating the
work lights. switch.

TEST
GEN

10. Generator Start Switch. 15. Test Switch. Momentary rocker

Momentary two position rocker switch. Depress switch. Depress the switch to test all of the
the upper portion of the switch to start the instrument panel lights. If all of the lights come
generator. Depress the lower portion of the on with the switch depressed, the lights are
switch to shut down generator. Generator functioning properly.
provides power to operate RH and LH center
body and cab mounted 110 volt widelights.
11. Blank.

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RH STEP
WIDE
DISABLE
LIGHT
16. Right-Hand Flood Light Switch. 22. Step Disable Switch. ON/OFF
ON/OFF rocker switch. Depress the upper rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the
portion of the switch to turn on the RH 12 volt switch to turn the step lights on. Depress the
flood light. Depress the lower portion of the lower portion of the switch to turn off the step
switch to turn off the flood light. NOTE: If 110 lights.
volt widelights are used start the generator
before activating the switch.
17. Blank.
AUX
FANS
18. Blank. 23. Auxiliary Fans Switch. ON/OFF
rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the
19. Blank.
switch to turn the cab auxiliary fans on. Depress
the lower portion of the switch to turn the cab
fans off. NOTE: The toggle switch on the fans
must be in either the HI of LOW position for
COMPT
ALARM the fans to operate.
DISABLE
20. Compartment Alarm Disable
Switch. ON/OFF rocker switch. Depress the
upper portion of the switch to turn the side
compartment alarm on. Depress the lower
24. Windshield Wiper/Washer Control
portion of the switch to disable the side
Knob. Turn the knob clockwise for wiper
compartment alarm.
function. Push the knob for the wash function.

DOME
DISABLE

21. Dome Disable Switch. Three

position rocker switch. Depress the upper
portion of the switch to the first position - no
dome light; center position for - dome on when
the cab doors are open; third (lower) position for
- no dome.

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ENG ENG HIGH ELECT INTER

BRAKE BRAKE IDLE HORN AXLE
HI/MED/LOW

PARM WARNING HDLT/

FOG DRIVE WARN STANDBY CLEAR
DISABLE

COLD EMERG START

IGN MASTER
START ENGINE PRIME

19 17 15 13 11
20 18 16 14 12
Figure 3. Left-Hand Dash Switch Panel

4. Blank.
ENG
BRAKE
HI/MED/LOW

HIGH
IDLE

1. Engine Brake Mode Selector

Switch. Three position rocker switch. Depress
the upper portion of the switch for high engine
braking. Place the rocker switch in the middle
position for medium engine braking. Depress
the lower portion of the switch for low engine
braking.
2. Blank.
ENG
BRAKE
5. High Idle Switch. Momentary
rocker switch recharges vehicle electrical
system. The parking brake must be applied and
the transmission must be in neutral (N).
Depress the upper portion of the switch to
activate high idle operation. Depress the lower
portion of the switch to shut down high idle
operation. See Group 59 for more operating
instructions.

6. Blank.

3. Engine Brake Switch. ON/OFF

rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the
switch to turn the engine brake on. Depress the
lower portion of the switch to turn the engine
brake off.

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ELECT
HORN
7. Electric Horn Switch. Two
position switch allows the operator to switch
between the electric horn and air horn. In one
position the steering wheel horn button will blow
the vehicle mounted electric horn, and in the
other position the steering wheel horn button will
blow the air horns.
8. Blank.
INTER
AXLE
9. Inter Axle Switch. ON/OFF locking
rocker switch. Unlock and depress the upper
portion of the switch to engage the driveline
differential lock. Depress the lower portion of
the switch to disengage. Engagement locks out
driveline differential action, permitting equal
torque to all axles. Use only where surface
conditions are apt to cause poor traction. See
Group 55 for more information.
10. Blank.
MASTER
11. Master Switch. ON/OFF rocker
switch. Depress the upper portion of the switch
to turn on the vehicle electrical system. See
Group 48 for operating instructions.
HDLT
CLEAR
12. Headlight/Clearance Light Switch.
ON/OFF two position rocker switch. Depress
the upper portion of the switch once to turn the
clearance lights on. Depress the switch twice to
turn both the clearance and headlights on.
Depress the lower portion of the switch to turn
the lights off.
GROUP 41
IGN
13. Ignition Switch. ON/OFF rocker
switch. Depress the upper portion of the switch
to turn on the engine electrical system. See
Group 48 for operating instructions.
EMERG
14. Emergency Lights Switch. Two
position rocker switch. With the switch in the up
position all of the emergency lights are on. With
the switch in the down position all of the
emergency lights are off.
START
PRIME
15. Start/Prime Switch. Momentary
rocker switch. The parking brake must be
applied and the transmission must be in neutral
(N). Depress and hold the upper portion of the
switch until the engine starts. Depress the lower
portion of the switch to prime only. See Group
48 for operating instructions.
PERIM
WARN
DISABLE
16. Perimeter Warning Disable. ON/
OFF rocker switch. Press the upper portion of
the switch to disable the perimeter strobe
warning lights. The top mounted strobe warning
lights will remain on. Depress the lower portion
of the switch to turn the perimeter strobe
warning lights on.
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EMERG COLD
ENG START

17. Emergency Engine Shutdown 19. Cold Start “Ether” Switch.

Switch. ON/OFF locking switch to be used in
emergency situations only! Example; runaway
engine. Depress the upper portion of the switch
to shut down the engine. A spring loaded
flapper on the engine air intake must be
Momentary rocker switch. Activates the engine
cold start system. See Group 48 for operating
instructions.
FOG

manually reset. See Group 48 for the resetting

procedure.
20. Fog Lights Switch. ON/OFF
DRIVE
rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the
switch to turn on the fog lights. Depress the
lower portion of the switch to turn the fog lights
off.
18. Driving Lights Switch. ON/OFF
rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the
switch to turn on the driving lights. Depress the
lower portion of the switch to turn the driving
lights off.

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LH RH DRY HALO GEN WATER

PUMP FRONT DRY HALO GEN GEN LIGHTS
OK TO CHEM TRON HIGH WINTER- CENTRAL
HAND HAND HAND LOW TANK
ENGAGED PUMP CHEM HAND TRON HAND RUN RAISED IZATION LUBE
LINE LINE LINE OIL TEMP CLOSED
LINE LINE

W
A
T
E
41 WINTER-
IZATION
TURRET
LIGHTS
R
T
A
N
K

40 L
E
V
E
L
39 DRY
CHEM
BLOW
DOWN
HALO-
TRON
BLOW
DOWN
LEVEL
TEST

38

37 LEFT FRONT RIGHT

ALARM
HAND HAND HAND DELUGE SILENCE
36 LINE LINE LINE F
O
A
M

35 T
A
N

34 UNDER GRD
K
L
WATER FOAM FLUSH SWEEP E
TRUCK V
33 E
L

32

31
30 29 28 27
23

DRY CHEM SYSTEM PSI DRY CHEM PROPELLANT PSI

26 25 24

Figure 4. Right-Hand Dash Switch Panel

1. Blank.
OK TO
PUMP

PUMP
4. OK to Pump Indicator Light. Light
ENGAGED
illuminates then the transmission is in neutral (N)
2. Pump Engaged Indicator Light. and the parking brake is applied.
Light illuminates when either the water or foam
mode selector switch is in the ON position. TURRET
LIGHTS

WINTER-
IZATION

5. Roof Turret Spotlight Switch.

ON/OFF three position rocker switch. Depress
3. Winterization Switch. ON/OFF upper portion of switch to first position for
rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the spotlight function; second position for flood light
switch to activate the winterization system function. Depress lower portion of switch to turn
heater. Depress the lower portion of the switch off.
to turn off the winterization system heater. The
WINTERIZATION light illuminates when the
system has been activated.

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LH
HAND LIGHTS
LINE RAISED

6. Left-Hand Handline Indicator 18. Lights Raised Indicator Light.

Light. Light illuminates when the left-hand Light illuminates when pole mounted lights are in
handline switch is in the ON position. the raised position.

FRONT WATER
HAND TANK
LINE CLOSED
7. Front Handline Indicator Light. 19. Water Tank Closed Indicator
Light illuminates when the front handline switch Light. Light illuminates when the water tank
is in the ON position. shutoff switch on the structural panel is in the
CLOSED position.
8. Blank.
WINTER-
RH IZATION
HAND
LINE 20. Winterization Indicator Light.
9. Right-Hand Handline Indicator Light illuminates when the winterization system
Light. Light illuminates when the right-hand piping heater has been activated.
handline switch is in the ON position.
10. Blank. CENTRAL
LUBE

21. Central Lube System Indicator

DRY Light. Light illuminates when the central
CHEM

11. Dry Chemical System Indicator lubrication system is cycling.

Light. Light illuminates when the dry chemical
system is pressurized/charged.

DRY
CHEM
HAND

12. LINE
Dry Chemical Handline Indicator 22. Water Tank Level Gauge. Gauge
Light. Light illuminates when the dry chemical displays the level of water in the water tank.
system handline is pressurized/charged. Gauge level flashes when the tank water level
reaches 25%.
HALO
TRON

13. Halotron System Indicator Light.

Light illuminates when the Halotron system is
pressurized (charged).
HALO
TRON
HAND
23. Foam Tank Level Gauge. Gauge
14. LINE
Halotron Handline Indicator displays the level of foam in the foam tank.
Light. Light illuminates when the Halotron Gauge level flashes when the tank foam level
handline is pressurized (charged). reaches 25%.

GEN
RUN

15. Generator Running Indicator

Light. Light illuminates when the generator is 24. Water Pump Pressure Gauge.
running. Gauge indicates the water pump pressure.
Normal pressure is 235-245 psi @ 2075 rpm.
GEN
LOW
OIL
16. Generator Low Oil Warning Light.
Light illuminates when low oil pressure occurs.

GEN
25. Dry Chemical Propellant
HIGH
TEMP
Pressure Gauge. Gauges indicates the level of
17. Generator High Temperature dry chemical propellant (nitrogen) remaining.
Indicator Light. Light illuminates when high Gauge level flashes when propellant level
temperature occurs. reaches 20% of maximum.

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26. Dry Chemical System Pressure
Gauge. Gauges indicates the dry chemical
system pressure. Gauge level flashes when
system pressure reaches 20% of maximum.
GRD
SWEEP
27. Ground Sweep Switch. ON/OFF
locking rocker switch. Unlock and depress the
upper portion of the switch to turn the
groundsweep nozzle(s) on. Depress the lower
portion of the switch to turn the groundsweep
nozzle(s) off. See Group 60C for more
operating information.
UNDER
TRUCK
28. Undertruck Nozzle Switch. ON/
OFF locking rocker switch. Unlock and depress
the upper portion of the switch to turn the
undertruck nozzles on. Depress the lower
portion of the switch to turn the undertruck
nozzles off. See Group 60D for more operating
information.
FLUSH
29. Flush Switch. ON/OFF locking
rocker switch. Unlock and depress the upper
portion of the switch to flush the agent system
piping. Depress the lower portion of the switch
to turn off the flushing when the flushing
operation is complete.
FOAM
30. Foam Mode Switch. ON/OFF
locking rocker switch. Unlock and depress the
upper portion of the switch to place the fire
fighting system in the foam mode. Depress the
lower portion of the switch to deactivate the
foam mode. See Group 59 for more operating
instructions.
GROUP 41
WATER
31. Water Mode Switch. ON/OFF
locking rocker switch. Unlock and depress the
upper portion of the switch to place the fire
fighting system in the water mode. Depress the
lower portion of the switch to deactivate the
water mode. See Group 59 for more operating
instructions.
ALARM
SILENCE
32. Alarm Silence Switch. ON/OFF
rocker switch. Press the upper portion of the
switch to silence alarms. Depress the lower
portion of the switch make alarms audible.
DELUGE
33. Windshield Deluge Switch. ON/
OFF rocker switch. Depress the upper portion
of the switch to activate the deluge system.
Depress the lower portion of the switch to turn
the deluge system off. See Group 60M for more
operating information.
RH
DISCH
34. Right-Hand Discharge Switch.
ON/OFF rocker switch. Depress the upper
portion of the switch to charge the right-hand
preconnect handline. Depress the lower portion
of the switch to turn the right-hand preconnect
off. See Group 60E for operating instructions.
FRONT
DISCH
35. Front Handline Switch. ON/OFF
rocker switch. Depress the upper portion of the
switch to charge the front mounted handline.
Depress the lower portion of the switch to turn
off the front mounted handline. See Group 60K
for more operating information.
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LH HALO-
DISCH TRON

36. Left-Hand Discharge Switch. ON/
OFF rocker switch. Depress the upper portion
of the switch to charge the left-hand preconnect
handline. Depress the lower portion of the
switch to turn the left-hand preconnect off. See
Group 60E for operating instructions.
DRY
CHEM
39. Halotron System Switch. ON/
OFF locking rocker switch. Unlock and depress
the upper portion of the switch to activate
(charge) the Halotron system. Depress the
lower portion of the switch to deactivate the
system. See Group60J for more operating
information.
BLOW
DOWN

37. Dry Chemical System Switch.

ON/OFF locking rocker switch. Unlock and
depress the upper portion of the switch to
activate (charge) the dry chemical system.
Depress the lower portion of the switch to
deactivate the system. See Group 60I for
operating instructions.
40. Blowdown Switch (Halotron
System). ON/OFF locking rocker switch.
Unlock and depress the upper portion of the
switch to blowdown the Halotron system
discharge outlets. See Group 60J for more
operating instructions.

BLOW LEVEL
DOWN TEST

38. Blowdown Switch (Dry Chemical 41. Level Test Switch. Momentary
System). ON/OFF locking rocker switch. rocker switch. Press switch to test the cab
Unlock and depress the upper portion of the mounted level gauges.
switch to blowdown the dry chemical system
discharge outlets. See Group 60I for operating
instructions.

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5 15
4
3 16
2
17
1

STOP
ENGINE
WARNING 18

27

22
24 23 21

26 20 19
25

Figure 5. Instrument Panel and Center Panel Lights

Fig Index
No. No. Identification Normal Use or Reading
5 1 High Beam Indicator Light Light illuminates blue when the headlight dimmer switch is in the high beam
position.
5 2 Engine Alternator 2 Indicator Light illuminates when there is a problem with engine mounted alternator #2
Light
5 3 Engine Alternator 1 Indicator Light illuminates when there is a problem with engine mounted alternator #1
Light
5 4 Stop Engine Indicator Light Illuminates momentarily when the master and ignition switches are turned on.
If light illuminates during operation, it is an indication of an engine
malfunction, bring the engine to a stop whenever possible.
5 5 Left Turn Indicator Light Flashes green when the turn signal is in the left turn position.
5 6 Check Engine Indicator Light Illuminates momentarily when the master and ignition switches are turned on.
If light illuminates during operation, it is an indication of an engine
malfunction. Have the engine serviced as soon as possible.
5 7 Drive Line Lock Indicator Light Light illuminates when the driveline differential lock switch is engaged. See
Figure 3, Item 9.
5 8 Low Voltage Warning Light Light illuminates when battery voltage drops to approximately 10-1/2 volts.
5 9 Speedometer/Odometer Indicates vehicle speed in mph/kmh, and total distance traveled in miles.
5 10 Engine Coolant Low Indicator Light illuminates when low engine coolant level occurs.
Light
5 11 Parking Brake Indicator Light Light Illuminates when the parking brake is applied (knob pulled out).
5 12 Check Transmission Indicator Light illuminates to indicate that the TCU/ECM has signaled a diagnostic
Light code. See the transmission Operator’s Manual.

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Fig Index Identification Normal Use or Reading

No. No.
5 13 Engine High Oil Temperature Light illuminates when high engine oil temperature occurs.
Warning Light
5 14 Right Turn Indicator Light Flashes green when the turn signal is in the right turn position.
5 15 Anti-Lock Brake System Light illuminates if a failure occurs in the anti-lock brake system.
Indicator Light
5 16 Engine Air Filter Indicator Light illuminates when the engine air filter needs to be serviced.
Light
5 17 Compartment Open Indicator Light illuminates when a center body compartment door is open.
Light
5 18 Tachometer Indicates engine speed (RPM)
5 19 Rear Axle Air System Gauge indicates the air pressure in the rear axle air system. Audible alarm
Pressure Gauge sounds when the system air pressure is less than or equal to 65 PSI.
5 20 Front Axle Air System Gauge indicates the air pressure in the front axle air system. Audible alarm
Pressure Gauge sounds when the system air pressure is less than or equal to 65 PSI.
5 21 t Pushbutton Pushbutton is used for display toggle and trip reset.
5 22 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) LCD used to display specified vehicle conditions and data. See Group 59-
Message Center 109 for operation information.
5 23 m Pushbutton Pushbutton is used for display mode.
5 24 Transmission Oil Temperature Indicates temperature of transmission oil. An audible alarm will sound if the
Gauge temperature exceeds 300° F.
5 25 Coolant Temperature Gauge Indicates cooling system temperature. Refer to the engine manufacturer’s
operation manual for specific engine operating requirements.
5 26 Oil Pressure Gauge Indicates engine oil pressure in PSI (kPa). Stop engine as soon as it is safe
to do so if low or no oil pressure is indicated. Refer to the engine
manufacturer’s operation manual for specific engine operating requirements.
5 27 Fuel Gauge Indicates level of fuel in the fuel tank. Fill the tank at the end of each day’s
operation to prevent condensation. An audible alarm will sound when the fuel
tank level is less than 13% and turns off when the level is above 18%.

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1

5 4

Figure 6. Climate Control Panel

1. Blower Control Knob. Rotate the knob to
either increase or decrease the output of the
heating/cooling blower fan.
2. Defrost Control Knob. Rotate the knob to the
full left position for full output to the glass.
Rotate the knob to the right for more cab output.
3. Temperature Control Knob. Rotate the knob
for the desired temperature. The coldest
temperature setting is to the full left, and the
warmest temperature is to the full right.
4. Air Flow Control Switch. Place the switch in
the F/A position for fresh air. Place the switch in
the RECIRC position for recirculated air flow.
5. Air Conditioning Switch. Place the switch in
the A/C position for air conditioning. Place the
switch in the right position to turn the air
conditioning off.

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