Unupported buses
- Iveco Crossway LE
- MAN Lion's City A20 (V3D)
- MAN Lion's City A21/A37 (V3D)
- MAN Lion's City Pack
- MAN Lion's Coach
- Solaris Electric Family
Iveco Crossway LE
IBIS Codes
Fahrernummer: 6924
Pin: 5173
Dashboard buttons
1: toggle display: Switches the central display by, for example, Ads such as the current supply pressure o.Ä. show.
2: Interior light: Level 1: Half light / Level 2: Full light
3: Driver's seat light: unlike most buses, in the Iveco the lamp above the driver's area does not turn on when the parking light is active. For manually activating the driver's workplace lighting, the symbol with the steering wheel is clicked, for illuminating the area when the door is opened, the switch must be at the door position.
4: hazard warning lights
5: ASR
6: Retarder
7: Engine start / stop: With the Iveco it is regulated so that the starting process can be completed either completely exclusively by means of the ignition lock, alternatively also as soon as the ignition was activated over the lock the engine can be turned on or off even with this key.
8: Rotary light switch
9: stop brake
10: Kneeling: Bus descends to the door side as soon as the button is pressed and one of the doors is opened. As soon as the door is closed, the vehicle will return to normal.
11: Lifting the Carriage: Raise the car body by a few inches.
13: School driving switch: If this is activated, the hazard warning lights will light up. These are switched off by pressing the button again, or alternatively the indicator is set to the left.
14: Gear selection button. Sets the gear. To change gear, the service brake must be completely passed through.
15: Door switch. Opens according to the inscription corresponding door.
16: Combination lever: Sets indicator, windscreen wiper, horn or similar.
1: Electric front blind. Depending on the tilting direction of the button, the electric front blind is raised or lowered.
2: fans
3: roof hatch front
4: roof hatch rear
5: Spring brake valve: releases the parking brake
Heating panel
The heating control takes place here as follows.
The heating control unit is switched on with the button (1).
With (2) the auxiliary heating could be activated.
(3) activates the circulating air.
With (4) and (5) the blower level is set. The fan cools the bus down a bit. (Does not have the effect of air conditioning!)
Use (6) and (7) to set a temperature between 20 and 24 degrees Celsius, to which the bus heats up if the temperature is below the set number of degrees.
In the fast bus variant, the bus is cooled down to the temperature, in the normal lack of air conditioning not.
Attention: Blower and heater can not run at the same time!
Ticket printer / IBIS
As a ticket printer, as mentioned, the Almex Optima CL is installed.
Most features of the printer are self-explanatory, so here's just the essentials.
The registration takes place with the following data:
Fahrernummer: 6924
Pin: 5173
The line input is in the following format:
Line number: 07600
Journey number (= route): 01/02
etc.
(Example here is the line 76 from Grundorf, but I think it's self-explanatory.)
Points of interest can be selected by clicking in the various menus.
A destination input (ziel) is not possible, you need to use the OMSI Alt destination tool.
MAN Lion's City A20 (V3D)
Getting started
To start the bus press E to enable the electrics and then hold M to start the engine. It won’t
start if the gearbox is in any other gear apart from neutral (The display will notify you). Either
press D or rotate the gear selector to ‘drive’ (With brake pedal pressed) and release the
handbrake on your left hand side (Or with . ) To open and close the doors press - for the front
and = for the rear. The stop-brake is not required in this add-on for the doors to operate.
NB. Take a look at the dashboard guide (Below) to help you navigate the various buttons.
Using the ticket machine
It’s very easy use without programming any timetabled journeys. If you are at a stop and
front door is open you will be shown the ticket menu by default. Choose an appropriate ticket
and print!
If you wish to see the next stops on your journey then simply program in your route and
journey information from the main menu using the LINE/COURSE (eg. 07600) and ROUTE
(eg. 1) options. Automatic announcements will only play if you are running to timetable.
A LAWO information display is installed in the saloon and will echo the next stops on your
timetabled journey.
Dashboard Guide
Known problems
There are some issues you may experience during the course of play that are expected due
to the nature of the game or the limitations of my expertise in scripting. Some of those are
listed below:
- Gear display freezes or disappears when prompted with an error, such as F uel Low.
A work around is to press the Cycle Error Messages button until it clears, fill tank with
fuel or use the game menu to repair the bus. - Snow flake icon doesn’t go when electrics are turned off.
- The outside body textures appear white or black. It seems you may have low
graphics memory. Re-start the game and/or install the 4Gb patch to increase
available memory to OMSI2 - Low FPS once the bus is loaded. I have played many hours in OMSI2 and rarely get
below 30fps. If I do it’s usually the fault of the game and a full game re-install usually
fixes the issue. Having said that I do have a mid-range gaming setup but it may
perform poorly on low-end systems, such as laptops with integrated graphics cards.
MAN Lion's City A21/A37 (V3D)
General operation
Once your bus has loaded you can go ahead and press 'E' to turn on the
electrics and then 'M' to start the engine. Engage first gear by pressing 'D',
remember to press down on the foot-brake first or it won't engage. Most other
controls are standard or as mapped on your particular installation but further
information can be found by referring to your OMSI2 manual.
Once you're moving I'm sure you'd like to pick up some passengers but for
realism there a few things you might like to check out first.
Depending on the time of day and year you should set the air conditioning to
either auto for cooling or fan for gentle heating. The Spheros controller is
located above your head and provides you with cabin temperature display. Be
sure to keep an eye on it so your customers don't complain.
You'll need to light the passenger saloon, keys 8 and 9 should work by
default, but you can also use the buttons on the dashboard.
Doors can be operated by pressing minus for the front and F12 for the rear if
required (These doors operate automatically when passengers want to
leave). Remember to turn on the bus-stop brake first or the doors won't work.
Use the Backspace key or the button on the dashboard with H in a circle.
Please note that certain buttons are obscured by the steering wheel, click the
steering column with the mouse and the wheel will vanish. Click once again to
bring it back.
To start your first route you'll need to set the display on the iBIS controller,
also located above your head. First click Line and enter 07600 (Using
Grundorf route 76 as the journey) and click Enter. Next you need the journey
number. Click Route and enter either 1 or 2 depending on your direction and
once again click enter. You should see the information on your matrix display
now and passengers will want to hopefully board your bus.
Dashboard
Known issues
- No outer dirt layer
- Dashboard gear notifier is difficult to see when side/head-lights on in day or off at night
- Dashboard gear selector dial doesn't work
- Indicator / windscreen washer stalk has no interaction.
- No disabled ramp
- AI use is memory hungry and no 'lite' version for them has been created as yet
MAN Lion's City Pack
This page is for the A21 (3-door), A23 (4-door) and A78 from the MAN Lion's City Pack for our company
Dashboard
1 tachometer
2 tachograph
3 baseline driver's display
4 indicator left
4 turn signal on the right
5 fuel level
6 engine temperature
7 barometric pressure, 1st circle
8 barometric pressure, 2nd circle
9 indicator lights
10a outside temperature
10b daily and total kilometer counter
11a Outdoor light selection
11b gear selection
12 retarder on / off
13 ASR on / off
14 heating windscreen
15 hazard warning lights
16a, 16b lighting passenger compartment
16c lighting cab
17 parking heater (Webasto)
18 engine room fire
19 Kneeling on / off
20 fans passenger compartment
21 front door lock
22 Opening (top) / closing (bottom) of all doors
23 door release
24a, 24b, 24c door control: 1, 2, 3
MAN Lion's Coach
Dashboard layout
1. 1st door
2. 2nd door
3. Bus stop brake
4. Door lock
5. Passenger area displays switch
6. Entertainment system main switch
7. Dummy functions
8. Reverse gear camera switch
1. Announcements switch
2. Main interior lights
3. Reading lights
4. Night lights
5. Engine ignition
6. Retarder lever (button – on/off // lever - +/- , use mouse for the lever!)
7. AC switch
8. AC regulation knobs
1. Fuel gauge
2. Engine temperature gauge
3. Pressure tank 1 gauge
4. Pressure tank 2 gauge
5. Left screen – internal temperature and mileage
6. Right screen – time and external temperature
1. Cruise control activation
2. Cruise control previous speed
3. Cruise control off
4. Cruise control decrease speed
5. Cruise control increase speed