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Router Password, Serial number, IMEI number
This information may be located in one of the following places.
•
On a small vinyl tag (or label) near the entrance area to the RV.
The label may be located in a nearby cabinet.
•
On a tag (or label) on the Winegard Gateway instruction manual
(in your Customer Information Packet).
•
On the backside of the ceiling mounted router box.
Router Setup:
The router can be set up using a cell phone connected to the internet
using the Winegard-Connected app, or through the JAYCOMMAND/
TravelLink system (if equipped). Reference the JAYCOMMAND/
TravelLink's and the router's user guides for additional information.
CAMERA PREP/CAMERA (IF EQUIPPED)
Camera Prep
Your RV may be
pre-wired to allow
for installation of a
(customer
Rear or Door Camera Prep
supplied and customer installed) rear vision, door, and/or side marker
camera. To install a camera, refer to the manufacturer's installation
guide.
Camera/Monitor
The rear and side
vision monitor
gives a limited
televised view of
what is behind
and along side of
Rear or Door Camera
you. Camera's are powered along with the JaySMART™ safety
marker and reverse travel lighting system when your tow vehicle's
headlights are turned on. The monitor's display will switch to the
appropriate side marker camera when a turn signal is used.
For detailed operating and safety information, refer to the
manufacturers user guide.
Some models are equipped with a camera
accessory power wire that is pre-routed behind
the bedroom light switch; or if there is no light
switch, behind the command center panel near
the entrance door. A switch can be installed,
using that wire, to turn the camera's on/off when
the RV is not attached to a tow vehicle.
If available, the wireless camera monitor may then
plugged into the 12v power port in the bedroom to
be used for observation or security purposes.
Camera/monitor system aids in the use of, but does not replace
vehicle side/rear-view mirrors.
Objects in camera/monitor view are closer than they appear. When
backing up, proceed cautiously and be prepared to stop.
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ELECTRONICS
EXTERIOR SLIDING / PIVOTING TV (IF EQUIPPED)
Your RV may be equipped with a TV located in an exterior
compartment that allows you to slide it in and out of the compartment,
along with the ability to pivot and reposition for viewing.
Extending the TV for viewing
1.
2.
3.
4.
Side Marker Camera Prep
A
Side Marker Camera
The TV does not lock into place when it is in the pivoting position.
12V Power Port
Retracting the TV for storage
1.
2.
3.
Push down the yellow tipped lever to release the sliding bracket.
Hold the yellow lever down (A) and pull the TV towards you out
of the compartment. Once you start sliding the TV out, release
the lever and continue pulling the TV out. Make sure the cords
do not get caught in the mechanism as the TV is pulled out.
With the silver brackets (on the back of the TV) extended, the TV
is not completely out of the compartment. Continue pulling on
the TV until the top black slide bracket (B) is all the way out to
the end of the channel (C). The TV should clear the lined panel
inside the compartment when it is completely extended (D).
To pivot the TV, pull up on the T-handle (E) which releases the
TV to pivot freely.
Push Lever Down
Top Bracket Channel
C
E
Rotate the TV back into the storage position so the T-handle (E)
locks back in place to keep the TV from pivoting.
Push the TV into the storage compartment taking care not to get
the power cord or the antenna cable caught in the mechanism.
Push it all the way back into the compartment until it stops.
Firmly push it into place until the yellow tipped lever locks it in
place. You will hear it click when you have it latched properly.
Top Slide Bracket
B
TV Fully Extended
D
T-Handle
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