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Indicating check/warning messages by means of multifunction display function - GF54.30-P-2012B

MODEL 208 as of 1.8.99, 210 as of 1.7.99 

Multifunction display (A1p13) 

Various driver information is displayed in the multifunction display (A1p13).

Apart from displaying total distance and trip distance (basic display) the following system displays can also be selected and shown in the multifunction display (A1p13):

In addition various fault and warning messages  can be overlaid in the multifunction display (A1p13).

Properties of warning and fault messages 

(The instrument cluster (A1) works with main and secondary priorities.)

Higher priority messages can force lower priority messages out of the display.

Highest priority messages are, for example:

Lower priority messages are, for example:

The minimum display time is

Increasing the priority 

The priority of a message can be increased at the time it is triggered.

Existing higher priority messages are then forced out of the display for the period of minimum display time for the new message.

Once a fault message has been acknowledged the display changes to the previous display screen if there are no other faults.

Storing messages 

Most warning and fault messages are stored in a toroidal-core store in the instrument cluster (A1) after acknowledgment.

Messages which have not been acknowledged are automatically added to the toroidal-core store after terminal 15r is OFF.

Displays of warning and fault messages 

With a few exceptions (e.g. light reminder, key reminder) messages are only displayed when the engine is running.

If there are no messages, the basic display appears after terminal 15r is OFF.

Example 

Four possible messages are illustrated below, together with a brief description.

When there are several faults the sequence of the messages displayed is explained by means of an example  :

If no other fault occurs, the messages alternate every 3 seconds.

In the example it was assumed that no message had been acknowledged.