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My wheel (not a Logitech) has buttons set for map, dash display, wipers, lights & highbeam, activate/confirm, indicators, cabin/truck adjustment, horn and light horn.
But I also have a button box that has most of my frequently used driving controls such as cruise control, engine & trailer brakes, retarder, radio, hazards, park brake, ignition and attach/detach trailer - some of these functions may be ones you want to have access to on the wheel.
The best thing I can recommend is that you take some time and be patient - sit in the truck and go through the normal routine for setting up to take a job, then run the job. Make a note of all the controls or functions you needed to use, prioritise them (cruise control is probably more important for easy access than park brake for example) then work out where to put them on the wheel.
Run another job and see if those controls suit the layout or if you need to change them for better comfort/access.
Trial and error - it will take some time and you will have to work through it yourself if you want to get the best result.