Manual - OMSI - Omnibus simulator

OMSI - The Omnibus Simulator
4.6.8. Heater
The water coolant of the SD200 and SD202 is heated by the engine
and is then used to heat the passenger area.
The front blower is under the front window. Depending on the
position of the right lever (44), it will circulate heated fresh air (up),
unheated fresh air (middle) or heated recycled air (down) through the
interior. You can use the red lever, second from the left, to control the
temperature and the slider to determine the intensity.
In the passenger area, there are several heaters, which you can control
with the switch (45). You cannot control the temperature.
The effectiveness of the heating system is dependent on the temperature of
the coolant. To warm up the coolant on cold days, which on the one hand
will get the bus ready to drive sooner and on the other hand makes the
internal heating more effective, you can turn on the auxiliary heater (37).
The auxiliary heater only works until the coolant temperature reaches
approx. 70 °C (158 °F).
Try to keep a comfortable interior temperature! And make sure that
the passengers get enough air. The windows in the cabin or in the
passenger area can be opened to let in some fresh air, and the heating
system can also provide ventilation. Don’t leave the doors open too
long on cold days, though, or it will get too cold inside.
There’s a small digital thermometer in the cabin so that you can keep
track of the temperature.
4.6.9. Starting the Bus
1. Insert the key (4) and press the main battery switch (5) (except
in the SD77/SD202)
2. Check if you’ve got power – the charging light (28) will remain
lit until the generator is producing enough energy.
3. Check if the parking break is set (lever (3) and indicator light
(25), except on the SD77)
4. Check if there’s enough fuel (21)
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