Equipment Information Session

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1 Equipment Information Session

2 Acronyms 3 OnGuard 4-15 Traction Control Regen Optimized Idle Park Smart 32 Heater DEF Info 37 Instrument Panel 38 Air Release Fifth Wheel 39 Battery Disconnect Switches 40 Pedal Coach Hydronic Heaters Maxwell Capacitors 46 Drive Cam +Mobil Eye 47 CNG Fueling Procedures 48 Lytx DriveCam 49 Tire Inflation 50 Around The Trailer 51 E-Driver 55-61

3 Popular Acronyms Chemicals Measurements Administrative Safety Features Maintenance and Technical CNG Compressed Natural Gas DEF Diesel Exhaust Fluid ELC Extended Life Coolant LNG Liquid Natural Gas NOX Nitrous Oxide RPM Revolution Per Minute PPM Parts Per Million PSI Pounds Square Inch CPM Cost Per Mile MPG Miles Per Gallon DVIR Driver Vehicle Inspection Report EDVIR- Electronic Driver Vehicle Inspection Report CSA Compliance Safety Accountability FMCSA Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration DOT Department of Transportation ABS Antilock Brake System ATC- Automatic Traction Control RSC- Roll Stability Control ESC- Electronic Stability Control PM Preventive Maintenance DOC Diesel Oxidation Filter DPF Diesel Particulate Filter EGR Exhaust Gas Recirculating HEST High Exhaust System Temperature MIL- Malfunction Indicator Light OBC On Board Computer PMG People Net Mobil Gateway SCR Selective Catalyst Reduction

4 OnGuard Collision Mitigation Video

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6 Adaptive Cruise Control with Active Braking o Adaptive cruise for deceleration and automatic resume o Assists driver in maintaining 3.6 second following distance o Provides sequential deceleration activation: otorque reduction oretarder control ofoundation braking o Max deceleration= 35% full brake apply

7 Forward Collision Warning Audible & visual warnings for detection of developing rear end collisions Stationary object warning

8 OnGuard Collision Safety System Adaptive Cruise Control with Active Braking Forward Collision Warning Collision Mitigation

9 Collision Mitigation Always on emergency activation Calculates to determine impending collision Initial Haptic warning Evasive maneuver check 50% full brake apply Functions at speeds > 15mph Auto disengage if driver takes appropriate action

10 The Solution? Forward-Looking Radar! Auto alignment Continuous horizontal and vertical alignment adjustment Simplified mounting Improved object tracking & resolution Wider radar beam Long and short range scan 8 times greater object resolution than former sensor Fascia Cover A robust design allows for a total enclosure to prevent snow, rain, and/or ice buildup

11 OnGuard Display : Adaptive Cruise Control is available but not set Green: Adaptive Cruise Control is set or Distance Alert Yellow: Collision Warning First step in CMS Red: Haptic Collision Warning and Emergency Braking

12 CMS Intervention Sequence No objects detected Distance Alert Haptic Warning Object Detected Collision Warning Emergency Braking System Reactions: Warning Tone and Lamp Haptic Warning Engine Torque Limitation Brake Activation

13 Other Screens Drivers May See Stationary Object Collision Warning. System will not apply brakes Cruise control shut off by triggers other than driver induced conditions.

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17 Roll Stability Control Automatic Integrated into Meritor Wabco ABS Becomes active once Electronic Control Unit (ECU) senses conditions that could produce a rollover When RBS becomes active: Decrease in engine torque Retarder activation Brake pressure to all wheels of vehicle

18 Automatic Electronic Stability Control Integrated into Meritor Wabco ABS Becomes active once Electronic Control Unit (ECU) senses conditions that could produce directional or roll instabilities When ESC becomes active: Decrease in engine torque Retarder activation Brake pressure Greatly reduces steering pressure needed to correct Dry Slippery Dry Slippery

19 Electronic Stability Control Triggers Rapid directional changes Excessive speed entering a curve Maintaining a constant speed in a reducing radius curve Accelerating in a curve Sudden lane change

20 Automatic Traction Control Option on vehicles equipped with Meritor Wabco ABS Improves traction on slippery surfaces by reducing overspin ATC indicator lamp will flash during excessive wheel spin Works in two ways: 1. If a wheel starts to spin, ATC applies air pressure to break spinning wheel. In turn, torque is transferred to wheels with better traction. 2. If ALL wheels are spinning, ATC limits engine torque which reduces wheel spin. Deep Snow and Mud Switch NOT automatic Slightly increases permissible wheel spin ATC lamp will blink continuously when turned on Do not use for an extended period of time, as this can damage your vehicle

21 How do I know what my vehicle is equipped with? Scenario #1 Both lamp indicators come on at ignition and turn off after ~3 seconds. Your vehicle is equipped with ABS and ATC. Scenario #2 Both lamps come on at ignition and the ATC/ESC/RSC lamp stays on briefly after the ABS lamp goes out. Your vehicle is equipped with ABS, ATC, and Stability Control.

22 Regeneration TITLE Passive Regeneration Occurs automatically When exhaust temperatures are high enough and vehicle is running normally, this process occurs automatically Active Regeneration Can occur automatically anytime the vehicle is moving If the engine isn t running hot enough, extra fuel is injected into the exhaust stream to superheat and reduce the soot trapped in the DPF to ash Happens only when vehicle is moving above a specified speed Parked Regeneration Driver-activated DPF lamp illuminates when regeneration is required. Driver must activate parked regeneration or bring the vehicle to highway speeds WARNING Active regeneration can occur automatically anytime the vehicle is moving. The exhaust gas temperature could reach 1500 F (800 C), which is hot enough to cause a fire, heat damage to objects or materials, or personal injury to persons near the exhaust outlet. The exhaust temperature can remain high even after the vehicle has stopped. When stopping the vehicle shortly after an automatic regen, ensure the exhaust outlets are directed away from structures, trees, vegetation, flammable materials, and anything else that may be damaged or injured by exposure to high heat.

23 Aftertreatment Regeneration Video VIDEO LINK

24 To Activate Parked Regeneration 1. Park the vehicle away from all flammable materials, put transmission in neutral, and set parking brake 2. Start and warm the engine until the coolant temperature is at least 150 F. 3. Lift the regen request switch guard and press and hold the yellow button for five seconds. As the regen process is initiated, engine rpm increases and the HEST lamp illuminates to indicate extremely high exhaust temperatures. 4. The regen cycle will finish after 20 to 60 minutes, at which time engine idle speed drops to normal and the vehicle can be driven normally. The HEST lamp shuts off when vehicle speed exceeds 5 mph (8 km/h) or the system has cooled to normal temperature. 5. To stop a parked regen at any time during the process: a) Depress the clutch pedal, brake pedal, or accelerator pedal b) Press and hold the regen inhibit switch until idle returns to normal c) Shut down the engine Switches IMPORTANT: Driver must remain in vehicle during entire cycle. Freightliner Kenworth

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28 Aftertreatment System (ATS) Warning Lamps Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) DPF Status Lamp High Exhaust System Temperature (HEST) Lamp Indicates engine fault that affects emissions. Vehicle can be driven to end of the shift. Call for service. Scenario #1: DPF light illuminates Solution: Initiate parked regen or bring the vehicle to highway speeds. Scenario #2: DPF lamp blinks with check engine light illuminated Solution: Initiate parked regen immediately. Scenario #3: DPF lamp blinks with red STOP lamp and check engine lamp, Solution: initiate parked regen to prevent shutdown. Scenario #1: Slow flashing indicates parked regen is in progress Scenario #2: Steady illumination alerts driver of HEST during regen process if vehicle speed is below 5 mph, or during a parked regen. If lamp is solid for an extended period (Longer than 40 Minutes) - call for service.

29 Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Used in the ATS to lower NOx in the exhaust stream Colorless Close to odorless (it may have a slightly pungent odor similar to ammonia) Nontoxic Non flammable Biodegradable Mildly corrosive to aluminum, but does not affect the strength or structure White crystals may be noticeable around components that come into contact with DEF. The crystals are easily removed with water DEF consumption varies depending on ambient conditions and vehicle application Freezes to slush at around 12 F (-11 C) Not damaged or destroyed if frozen, and is fully usable when thawed DEF in the tank is allowed to freeze while a vehicle is non-operational Normal operation of the vehicle is not inhibited if DEF is frozen An immersion heater with engine coolant flowing through it warms the DEF once the engine is running, allowing the SCR system to operate

30 Optimized Idle Video VIDEO LINK

31 Optimized Idle Reduces engine idle time by running the engine only when required Benefits: Reduced engine idle time Fuel savings Reduction of exhaust emissions and noise Increased starter and engine life Reduced chance of dead batteries [ How do I know if I have Optimized Idle? Your vehicle will have a label on the dash, and a telltale (OPT IDLE) in the ICU. [

32 Two Modes of Optimized Idle Engine Mode Keeps the battery charged Maintains an engine oil temperature of ºF Thermostat Mode Activated when optional thermostat is turned on Controls set point, or desired temp of cab and sleeper Controls comfort zone, or allowed temp deviation from the set point before the engine starts When the engine is in thermostat mode, it is simultaneously in engine mode

33 Optimized Idle Functions Increases the set point and comfort zone Scrolls through the various functions. It can also be used to set desired temperature values. Decreases the set point and comfort zone. Sets either cooling or heating operation. If a vehicle has Optimized Idle, the previous 4 basic functions will not operate with the key in accessory mode. Optimized Idle may also turn these functions off to reduce stress on the batteries. Cab climate control fan Sleeper climate control fan Mirror heat Fuel/water separator heat Seat heat Advertising light Auxiliary circulation fan (windshield) Air dryer

34 Optimized Idle Functions Engine Mode Activation 1. Set the parking brake. 2. If it is open, close and secure the hood. 3. Start the engine and let it idle. 4. Put the transmission in neutral. 5. Turn on the cruise control. 6. The OPT IDLE lamp will blink, indicating that Optimized Idle is active. The system is now in engine mode and after an initial phase, in which the idle speeds up to 1000 rpm, the engine will stop and start automatically to keep the battery charged and the engine oil warm. IMPORTANT: The cruise control must be turned on once the engine is idling. If it was previously turned on, turn the cruise control off, then turn it on again.

35 Optimized Idle Functions Thermostat Mode Activation 1. With the system in engine mode, set the cab and sleeper heater or air conditioner controls to the highest setting. 2. Turn on the thermostat by touching any of the four buttons. The display will flash the current sleeper temperature and the previous mode. If the cab needs to be cooled or heated, the cool/heat icon will flash. 3. Choose either cool or heat by pressing the Cool/Heat button. Make sure the selection matches that of the cab controls. 4. If the heat or cool selection of the thermostat does not match that of the cab controls, the system will idle and cycle excessively. 5. Select Fahrenheit or Celsius by pressing and holding the MODE button until either the "F" or "C" is displayed. 6. Select the temperature set point by pressing the up or down arrows, as applicable. Holding the button will cause the display to scroll up or down rapidly. When the desired set point is displayed, release the button. The set point is stored in memory. 7. Select the temperature comfort zone by pressing the MODE button until the upper and lower temperature limit icon is displayed. Then use the up or down arrow to select one of the three comfort zones: 4 F (2 C), 7 F (4 C), or 10 F (6 C).

36 Optimized Idle Functions Thermostat Mode Deactivation 1. To deactivate thermostat mode and return to just engine mode, press and hold the MODE button for three seconds. 2. To shut down Optimized Idle completely, either turn off the ignition or use the drive away feature. The drive away feature allows the use of all the engine features. Use the drive away feature as follows: 3. If the engine is running: Release the parking brakes or put the transmission in gear. If the engine is not running: Start the engine. Release the parking brakes or put the transmission into gear. 4. Let the engine return to base idle. The active light will turn off. Optimized Idle is now disabled.

37 Park Smart Maintains a comfortable temp inside the sleeper, and can operate along with the cab climate control system when the vehicle is running, or independently when the engine is off. Two variations: 1. Standard Variation 2. Detroit Diesel Optimized Idle Variation Both configurations are operated in the same way, the differences are in the batteries and charging system While the engine is running, ParkSmart batteries are being recharged System will run until dedicated batteries reach 11.3 volts Designed to operate in parked mode for up to 12 hours with the bunk curtain closed To start ParkSmart, select a fan speed and push the PARK button Important Reminders: Wait 3 minutes after shutting down ParkSmart system before turning cab load disconnect switch (CLDS) to OFF. Available power for other vehicle-supplied accessories will be affected when running with the engine off with the key in the ACC or ON position, as A/C mode is powered by ParkSmart batteries. If there is no Low Voltage Disconnect (LVD) control, the ability to start the vehicle could be compromised. Start the fuel-operated heater once per month and allow it to run for 15 minutes.

38 Espar Heater TITLE Press and hold until blue indicator flashes to turn fan on. Press again to turn fan off. Press to turn heat mode on or off. Press once and ON will display briefly followed by ambient air temp. Pressing again will turn heat off and initiate a 3 minute cooling cycle. Press to adjust temp. Desired temp will display briefly followed by ambient temp. NOTE: The Digi-Controller also has a programmable run timer that will automatically shut the heater off after the set time limit. The default time limit setting is 10 hours.

39 Using the Espar Heater in a Volvo VIDEO LINK

40 Webasto Heater on Volvo Trucks To turn the heater on: rotate the heater control knob clockwise until the indicator light illuminates. Will require one to two minutes to warm up. To set the desired temperature: rotate the heater control knob clockwise for warmer air, or counterclockwise for cooler air. To turn the heater off: rotate the heater control counterclockwise until it clicks and the indicator light is extinguished. The heater will initiate a two-minute cooling cycle.

41 Bunk Heater Reminders Don t operate fuel-operated heaters in an area where flammable vapors, including gasoline or diesel fumes, are present, such as at filling stations and tank farms. Turn off a fuel-operated heater and allow it shut down completely before entering an area where flammable gases or liquids are present. Heaters continue to operate for up to three minutes after being turned off. Failure to take precautions could cause an explosion or fire, resulting in serious property damage, and personal injury or death. Ensure that air inlet and outlet grilles are not restricted. Restriction of any air inlet or outlet ports could result in damage to the auxiliary heater. Accessory Heaters Follow manufacturer s directions Run the accessory heater for at least 15 minutes every month to prevent fuel from degrading. Accessory heaters function when the ignition switch is in the off position and the cab load disconnect switch is on, if equipped. Wait three minutes after shutting down an accessory heater before turning the cab load disconnect switch (CLDS) to OFF.

42 Additional Warning Lamps Amber Warning Lamp Indicates a fault with engine controls Vehicle can be driven to end of shift. Call for service. Lamp Solid: At the start of ignition cycle An electronic system fault occurs Lamp Flashing: Diagnostic request switch is used to activate AWL to flash inactive codes. (EPA07 function only.) Flashes last 90 seconds before idle shutdown if programmed for override. Idle shutdown or Optimized Idle shutdown occurs. Red Stop Lamp Indicates a major engine fault that may result in engine damage. Engine derate and/or shutdown sequence will be initiated Move the vehicle to the nearest safe location and shut down the engine. Call for service. Lamp Solid: At the start of ignition cycle A potential engine damaging fault is detected Lamp Flashing: Engine protection shutdown occurs. Diagnostic request switch is used to activate the RSL to flash active codes. (EPA07 function only).

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44 Battery Shut Off Switches Kenworth Volvo Option #1 Located on floor by driver s seat Freightliner Located below driver s door above battery box Volvo Option #2 Located on Floor by driver s seat Located next to driver s seat by rear grab handle

45 Bose Ride Seats Interested in getting a Bose Ride seat? Contact your Fleet Manager!

46 Pedal Coach Real-time system designed to help you achieve best-in-class MPGs Once it has been installed on the phone, simply hit the green button If you do not see your name on the button, hit Switch User, and begin typing your name until it appears.

47 Pedal Coach Real time view of your fuel utilization Audible notifications when the needle enters yellow or red, as well as when you rack up PedalCoach points! Red, Yellow, and Green lights correspond to your needle activity in the gauge Number of miles, where you are keeping it in the green, or PedalCoach points for that day

48 Pedal Coach Leaderboard Last Trip Summary See how you stack up against your peers with PedalCoach! Provides a view into your most recent drive after key off Gives you visibility into your drives over a period of the time you choose from the drop down.

49 Espar Hydronic Heaters

50 Video on Espar Hydronic Heater VIDEO LINK

51 Espar Hydronic Heaters 2016 Freightliner 2014 Volvo CNG Timer is located in the headliner compartment Timer is located on driver side by battery disconnect switch. Diesel Fuel Tank Notice: This tank must be regularly checked and filled with Diesel Fuel

52 Hydronic Heater Notes Operating Modes Autorun Mode: Position left switch to AUTO. Position right switch to RUN position. Manual ON Mode: Position left switch to. Position right switch to RUN position. Manual OFF Mode: Position left switch to O. Position right switch to RUN position. Skip Cycle In auto run mode when bulb icon is not active, Pressing ( ) will activate the bulb icon (closing the switch) and ( ) will appear. The bulb icon will disappear (opening the switch) during next programmed off time. In auto run mode while bulb icon is active (switch is closed), Pressing ( ) will deactivate the bulb icon (switch is open) and activate ( ) icon. The bulb icon will activate (close switch) during next programmed on time. Setting error If EEE appears, a setting error exists. Slide right switch to, set time if needed, then return the switch to original position. If the problem persists, check settings for switching times. Reset timer if necessary. Reset Button To reset the unit including the time and programmed ON/OFF settings, press the RESET button using a ballpoint pen.

53 Maxwell Capacitors Battery Maxwell Capacitor Battery Boost Switch Use if engine cranks over but does not start 1) Check to make sure battery shut off switch is turned on 2) Depress button in until engine is running for 10 seconds

54 DriveCam and Mobile Eye

55 Lytx Drive Cam & Dart VIDEO LINK

56 CNG Fueling Procedures VIDEO LINK

57 Trailer Tire Inflation Systems Inflation Indicator Lights Note: If light is on a tire is being inflated Lights are located on the driver side front corner post

58 Trailer Door Hold Backs

59 Trailer Slider Operations 1) Set trailer parking brakes 2) Push knob in on air operated systems or pull handle out (manual) 3) Slide tandems to desired positon 4) Pull knob out on air operated systems or push handle in (on manual) 5) Rock trailer to engage pins 6) Inspect all 4 pins for proper engagement

60 Where to Slide Trailer Tandems by State Note: Always slide your Tandems to the shortest state you will be traveling through!

61 Where to Slide Tandems by State

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63 E-Driver Overview

64 Settlements Screen (After Logging In)

65 Fuel Discounts Screen

66 Equipment Information

67 Reports Screen

68 Contractor Info Library Screen

69 Road Ready Road Ready is there to help when you need it most. For truck repairs, maintenance, and other repair-related questions for your truck or trailer, save this number to your phone: R Dart s Road Ready Team 1 (800) , Ext. 5245

70 Dart Safety Lane Locations

71 Full-Service Trailer Repair Locations

72 Mobile Trailer Repair Locations