Hello Mr. Davis,
I'll take a shot too (insert disclaimer here)
#8 Engine driven house air conditioning. Not sure, but Angola may have mounted their own air conditioning compressor on the engine and ran that to interior evaporators. IF that is the case, this switch would most likely engage the clutch on that compressor. Check to see if there are two belt driven compressors. 1 is Prevost and the other is the convertor. Another possibility is "air compressor" not "air conditioning" and there would be a convertor air compressor somewhere. Considering the term "aux" my guess is air conditioning.
#10 Back up camera. Either on or defeat. Try it with the coach in reverse and see what happens....
#1 Thinking phone speaker defeat. These were sometimes added when coaches had hard mount dash phones that might run to an exteranl speaker somewhere near the driver
#5 Prevost back up alarm defeat
#7 "joy stick" to move the roof top spot light up / down / left / right. Please see roof light switch to the immediate right.
#6 Guessing engine electric pre-heat. Preovst. There will be a weather tight 110 volt outlet to the right about chest high as you look at the engine. The same type as you would have on the outside of you house. This may or may not have a heavy black cord plugged into it. That is for a submerged heating element in the engine for pre-heat, and my guess is that switch energizes or de-energizes the outlet. Plug anything in that outlet like a polarity tester or a shop light and try to the switch on 50 amp or with generator running.
#4 Prevost / Detroit engine over ride. As you discovered this over rides whatever engine shut down you may be having and is designed to get you to the side or the road only.
#2 Mirror heat as indicated. this is on a thermostat at the back of the mirror so you can leave this on in cold weather and not worry about overheating or cracking the mirror.
#3 Hard to see but guessing Prevost dash indicator light test switch. Try ignition on, press the switch and see if ALL the Prevost dash lights illuminate. This is designed to check for burned out bulbs.
Hope that helps or is at least close....
Pat Sprenger
Coach Pro LLC