PUSHBUTTON SHIFT SELECTOR
General Description. The pushbutton shift selector (refer to Figure 9 and
Figure 10) has the following:
• R (Reverse)—Press this button to select Reverse.
• N (Neutral)—Press this button to select Neutral.
• D (Drive)—Press this button to select Drive. The highest forward range
available will appear in the digital display window. The transmission will
start out in the lowest available forward range and advance automatically to
the highest range.
• ↑ (Up) Arrow—Press the ↑ (Up) Arrow when in DRIVE to request the
next higher range. Continuously pressing the ↑ (Up) Arrow will request the
highest range available.
• ↓ (Down) Arrow—Press the ↓ (Down) Arrow when in DRIVE to request
the next lower range. Continuously pressing the ↓ (Down) Arrow will
request the lowest range available.
• MODE Button and Display Mode/Diagnostic Button—This is the same
function as described previously in the LEVER SHIFT SELECTOR
paragraph, MODE Button paragraph.
NOTE: The oil level sensor is a standard feature on Emergency Vehicle
Series transmissions. Fluid level information is displayed after pressing
both the ↑ (Up) and ↓ (Down) arrow buttons simultaneously.
Simultaneously press both buttons again to obtain diagnostic data.
25