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Section 6: Electrical System
The password is (6) numerical digits. To connect: enable Bluetooth on your smart device,
scan for available Bluetooth connections, and the Device Name will name appear as a con-
nection. Select and it should prompt for the 6-digit password.
Awning Operation:
Select the AWNING icon, the screen opens showing the
awnings. If there are multiple awnings, there will be a selection for each awning
at the left of the screen. Select the awning you want to control, then press and
hold the
EXTEND
(B) or
RETRACT
(C) buttons. Select the back arrow (A) to
return to the previous screen
Leveler Operation:
Select the LEVELER icon, the screen opens showing the
leveler control panel. This screen will allow you to extend and retract the jacks
and to auto level the RV. Press the
AUTO LEVEL
button (A) to begin leveling
the RV. Refer to the Lippert User Guide for the OneControl system for more de-
tailed information. Select the HOME icon to return to the previous screen.
Slideout Operation:
Select the SLIDES icon which will open the slideout screen.
The screen can display up to (4) slideouts. Slideouts will be numbered 1-4 on the
touchscreen. Press Slide 01, and then press and hold the
OUT
(A) button to ex-
tend the slide or the
IN
(B) button to retract it. Repeat this action on the remaining
slideouts. Select the back arrow to return to the Device Selection screen.
IMPORTANT SAFETY FEATURE
If Slide 01 is missing from the list,
this indicates a problem with the bedroom slide-out. In
order for the slideout to function properly, the bedroom door
MUST BE OPEN
. An elec-
tronic door catch has been installed to the wall in the bedroom behind the door. A second
piece is mounted to the door. If the door is closed, the Slide 01 notification on the touch
-
screen display will disappear and the slide-out will NOT operate. When the bedroom door
is opened and the catch pieces connect, the Slide 01 notification will appear on the touch
-
screen display and the slide-out can then be operated normally.
Operating the Lights:
Select the LIGHTING icon and the Lighting Control
screen opens allowing you to control lighting in your RV.To operate, scroll through
the list and find the light you want. Individual lighting controls will appear on this
screen. If the switch is ON, the light bulb for each item will illuminate. If the ALL
ON switch is selected, all the lights shown on the screen will turn ON. Selecting
ALL OFF turns all the lights OFF. The lights will light in steps to prevent a power
surge.
Light switches may have to be toggled twice for them to operate as this system is multi-
plexed with the command center panel and other wireless controllers in the RV.
The OneControl System will
NOT
operate the hall light, lights located inside each slide-out,
exterior amber/red marker lights, or the LED lights located on the front or rear caps.
NOTE:
This same safety feature applies to the slide-out switch on the
wall or on the Command Center switch panel. The bedroom door must be
open and the catch pieces connected for the bedroom slide to work.
Testing The Campsite Power Connection
The campsite 120-volt power receptacle(s) should
always
be tested for proper functionality
prior to plugging the recreation vehicle shore power cord into it.
Campsite 120-volt power receptacles can be tested using a digital multimeter or a dedicated
circuit analyzer. Dedicated circuit analyzers plug directly into the campsite power recep-
tacle and minimally test for open neutral, open ground, and correct polarity.
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