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Page 3 IMPORTANT CUSTOMER NOTE: Please note that this is preliminary copy of the Express 4500 Owner Manual. Material has not yet been validated for correctness and accuracy. NOTE: This information was correct at time of printing. For any vendor changes made to equipment and/or manual after printing date refer to the actual vendor owner manual supplied with coach.
Page 4 This publication is the exclusive proper of Blue Bird Corporation. It is to be used only by Blue Bird personnel or authorized Blue Bird distributor personnel or customers at authorized locations. It is against the law to copy, reproduce or transmit (including, without limitation, electronic transmission over any network) any part of this information except as permitted by the Copyright Act of the United States (Title 17, United States Code).
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction Introduction........................Introduction 1 Warranty Information ....................Introduction 2-11 1 – Safety/Security Features 1-1 Safety Features ......................1-1-1 – 1-1-8 1-2 Security Features ....................1-2-1 – 1-2-28 2 – Instruments and Controls 2-1 Dash and Monitor Panels ..................2-1-1 – 2-1-7 2-2 Driver and Co-Pilots Areas ..................
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Page 7: Introduction
Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Introduction______________________________________ Welcome Dear Wanderlodge Owner: Thanks for choosing a Wanderlodge! We want to personally welcome you to our Family of Friends and we invite you to visit us at our Fort Valley facilities whenever you wish. We are always happy to see you and we are deeply interested in your experiences as you use and enjoy your Wanderlodge motor home.
Page 8 Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Limited Warranty Blue Bird Wanderlodge (Wanderlodge), a division of Blue Bird Body Company, warrants each Wanderlodge to the original purchaser to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service within the limits described below: 1.
Page 9 Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS, ARE LIMITED TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. WANDERLODGE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM BREACH OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY OR ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY.
Page 10 Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Introduction This section of your Owner’s Manual contains general hints and recommendations for using your motor home. Checklists and suggestions are offered which cover just about every phase of motor home travel. The remaining sections of this manual describe the operation and use of the individual items and systems which comprise your motor home.
Page 11 Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Campground Courtesy Don’t forget the “Golden Rule”. Being considerate of your neighbors will help make friends. A few of the “do’s” and “don’ts” are: • Good housekeeping – put all litter in the proper receptacles and leave your site neat and clean. •...
Page 12 Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is heavier than air. Leaking gas tends to flow to low places, and will sometimes pocket in a low area. LP gas can usually be detected by an identifiable odor characteristic to garlic. ▲CAUTION: Never light a match or allow any open flame in the presence of leaking gas! Be sure that the main LP gas supply valve is closed or galley panel switch is OFF during refueling to prevent accidental ignition of gas fumes by appliance ignitors.
Page 13 Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual More Safety Considerations • Sanitize fresh water supply system periodically. • Prevent water connection fittings from contacting the ground or drain the hose to reduce chances of contamination. • Consider using a qualified technician for repairing gas or electrical appliances. •...
Page 14 Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) means the maximum permissible weight of this motor home. The GVWR is equal to or greater than the sum of the Unloaded Vehicle Weight plus the Net Carrying Capacity. (Unloaded Vehicle Weight) means the weight of this motor home as built at the factory with full fuel, engine oil, and coolants.
Page 15 Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Motor Home Service – Replacement Parts A paint color label is located adjacent to the Federal Certification Label above the pilot’s sun visor. Data plates located on the rear of the chassis (raise rear engine compartment door for access) provide information useful for identifying your motor home if you are planning on ordering parts.
Page 16 Introduction________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual On overnight short weekend trips, your motor home has more than adequate holding tanks and water supply capacity in the event that campgrounds or parking sites are not equipped with these facilities. On longer trips, where sewer connections and utility hookups are unavailable, it will be necessary to stop from time to time to dispose of holding tank wastes and replenish the water supply.
Page 17 If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may open an investigation, and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles it may order a recall and remedy campaign. However, NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or Blue Bird Wanderlodge.
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Page 19: Safety Features
M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________________________Safety and Security - Safety Features – 1-1 1-1 Safety Features ______________________________________ 1-1.1 Seat Belts and Restraint Systems 1-1.1.1 Pilot and Co-Pilot Seats The seatbelts in the pilot and co-pilot area use a 3-point system built into the seat itself. Seatbelts can be operated by grasping the shoulder buckle and moving it diagonally across the body buckling it into the red and black receptacle.
Page 20 1-1 - Safety and Security - Safety Features______________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1-1.2.3 Maintenance A smoke alarm is designed to be as maintenance free as possible. However, there are some simple steps to perform in order to keep the smoke alarm working properly: •...
Page 21 M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________________________Safety and Security - Safety Features – 1-1 1-1.3.2 Testing Press the TEST switch any time during the warm up cycle or while in normal operation. The LED should flash red and the alarm should sound. Release the switch. This is the only way the detector should be tested.
Page 22 1-1 - Safety and Security - Safety Features______________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1-1.4 Carbon Monoxide Detector This motor home is equipped with a CCI Controls Carbon Monoxide detector. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless and tasteless gas. Even low levels of CO have been known to cause brain and other vital organ damage in unborn infants, with no effect on the mother.
Page 23 M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________________________Safety and Security - Safety Features – 1-1 If alarm sounds: 1. Press the MUTE button. 2. Call for emergency services. (fire department 911) 3. Immediately move to fresh air outside or by an open door or window. Do a head count to check that all persons are accounted for.
Page 24 1-1 - Safety and Security - Safety Features______________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Low Voltage indicator will illuminate continuously (not flashing) and then sound a beep once every sixty seconds. The GREEN Power indicator light will then turn off indicating that the alarm is no longer monitoring for CO gas.
Page 25 M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________________________Safety and Security - Safety Features – 1-1 1-1.4.6 Troubleshooting Green Description Light Red Light Orange Sounder Resolution Normal No Sound Operation Follow "What you Four Beeps should know CO Gas then a Flashing if the CO Detected pulse, every alarm 5 seconds.
Page 26 1-1 - Safety and Security - Safety Features______________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual • Obstructed vent pipes or unvented fuel burning appliances • Temperature inversions which can trap exhaust gases near the ground. • Car or RV idling nearby IMPORTANT NOTES: Some products may prevent or delay your CO gas alarm from detecting carbon monoxide.
Page 27 M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________________________Safety and Security - Safety Features – 1-1 This CO gas alarm contains no user-serviceable parts. If you have questions as to servicing this alarm, contact CCI Controls. This warranty is voided if the alarm’s casing is opened. 1-1.5 Fire Extinguisher Your motor home is equipped with two Badger fire extinguishers.
Page 28 1-1 - Safety and Security - Safety Features______________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1-1.5.3 Fire Classification Symbols If your extinguisher bears these A, B or C symbols it can be used on the following fire types. Ordinary Combustibles: Can be used on paper, cloth, wood, upholstery, and other ordinary combustibles.
Page 29 M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________________________Safety and Security - Safety Features – 1-1 1-1.6.1 Maintenance The egress window should be opened twice a year to ensure proper operation. Over time, the rubber seal will tend to stick to the egress window. Occasional operation will help prevent the rubber seal from sticking.
Page 30 1-1 - Safety and Security - Safety Features______________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1-1.8 Backup Alarm Anytime motor home is in reverse a backup alarm will sound to warn that motor home is backing up. The alarm may be turned off by a switch on the dash marked Backup Alarm. A good reason to turn alarm off would be backing up a motor home into a spot in the early hours of the morning to avoid disturbing other residents.
Page 31 M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________________________Safety and Security - Safety Features – 1-1 1-1.9.1 Backup Lights Backup lights are similar to vehicle backup lights. They engage when the motor home is in reverse to warn motor home is backing up. 1-1.10 Landing Lights There are three sets of landing lights.
Page 32 1-1 - Safety and Security - Safety Features______________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1-1.12.1 Motor Home Weight Information Model ________________________________________________________________ GVWR ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ GCWR ________________________________________________________________ GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) means the maximum permissible weight of this motor home. The GVWR is equal to or greater than the sum of the Unloaded Vehicle Weight plus the Net Carrying Capacity.
Page 33: Security Features
M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 1-2 Security Features _____________________________________ 1-2.1 Electric Compartment Locks 1-2.1.1 Entrance Door Dead Bolt Lock Operation The entrance door has an automotive style two position catch. The second position is required for FMVSS certification.
Page 34 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1-2.3.3 Optional Features This system has many optional features that may require additional parts and/or labor. Please contact your dealer for more details. • • Remote keyless entry (Door Window roll-up lock/unlock) •...
Page 35 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 1-2.3.7 Disarming Operation • To disarm the system press transmitter • The doors will unlock. † • The dome light will turn on for 30 button 2. • The siren will chirp twice ¥ seconds.
Page 36 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1-2.3.15 Valet Mode When the system is placed into the Valet Mode the security system will be disabled. However, the optional keyless entry and remote start features will still function if installed. NOTE: Remote Start feature may be disabled during valet mode if programmed during installation.
Page 37 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 1-2.3.20 Remote Starting the Motor Home IMPORTANT: Only start the motor home in a well ventilated area. Do not use in a closed garage or indoors. Be sure to familiarize yourself with all features prior to using this product. To remote start the motor home: Press the transmitter button 4 for 3 seconds.
Page 38 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual To activate the Stop and Go feature: With engine running push transmitter button 4 (on FM 2-way press button 2). • The parking lights will turn on. Remove the key from the ignition. Exit the motor home and lock the doors manually or using transmitter button 1.
Page 39 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 Programmable Features Step Function Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Arming Mode Active Passive Auto Rearm Normal/Silent Arming Normal Silent Ignition Locking Override Code Set Ignition Unlocking All Doors Driver only Door Unlock Pulse Single Double...
Page 40 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual When Momentary operation is selected, the system will provide an output for as long as the Transmitter button is held. When Latched operation is selected, the system will provide an output that turns on when the transmitter button is pressed and turns off when the transmitter button is pressed again.
Page 41 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 (glow plug input) is monitored to make sure the glow plugs have warmed up before the engine begins cranking. If the glow plug wire is not connected, the unit has a built-in timer that waits 15 seconds before cranking the starter.
Page 42 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1-2.3.29 Troubleshooting Problem Probable Cause Suggested Correction Alarm does not operate. Alarm in Valet Mode; Ignition input has Take alarm out of Valet Mode; Turn key off and voltage on it; Missing +12V or ground. verify yellow wire is connected to correct ignition wire;...
Page 43 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 1-2.4 Crime Guard Security System The following information explains how to operate your Crime Guard Security System. Use this section if this is the system that was delivered with your motor home. 1-2.4.1 About your New Crime Guard System Crime Guard systems combine the benefits of easy-to-use convenience with “no nonsense”...
Page 44 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2. The second method is Last Door Arming, which configures the system to automatically arm every time you exit the vehicle. This method of arming is programmable, and may be used or not used as desired.
Page 45 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 NOTES: • If a door is reopened during the thirty-second period between the first and second set of double chirps, the countdown will stop and reset. When the reopened door is closed again, the 30-second countdown starts over again at the beginning.
Page 46 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual To Silently Disarm the System: First press and release the small middle button, then press and release the small middle button again. The parking lights will flash once to confirm disarming. The doors will unlock.
Page 47 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 Automatic Rearming Notes: • Turning the vehicle’s ignition on cancels Automatic Rearming. • Opening a door will suspend the 90-second countdown. • All protected zones must remain non-violated during the 90 second Automatic Rearming period.
Page 48 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual At the end of the Panic cycle the system will reset, enter the armed state, and lock the doors* *The door lock interface must be installed. If the vehicle has been configured for Driver’s Door Priority, Panic will unlock the driver’s door.
Page 49 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 5. 1 Flash/pause = 1 transmitter is programmed. 6. 2 Flashes/pause = 2 transmitters are programmed. 7. 3 Flashes/pause = 3 transmitters are programmed. 8. 4 Flashes/pause = 4 transmitters are programmed. Alarm Condition Memory Recall: If the system enters an alarm condition, the red Status Indicator Light will stop flashing slowly and begin to flash in sequence to indicate which protected zone caused the alarm condition.
Page 50 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual at its maximum sound output, all protected entry zones (besides the sensor) will continue to be monitored, and the Starter Interrupt will operate while the system is armed. The backup battery should be replaced by your authorized Crime Guard dealer every 18 months, or any time the backup has operated the system on its own.
Page 51 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 Level #3: Vehicle Recovery activated using a remote control: The Vehicle Recovery process is started by pressing holding the transmitter’s small lower button for 3 seconds, but only if the vehicle’s ignition is on.
Page 52 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual or pressing the transmitter’s small lower button turns the feature off. Features which are not “on or off” features, such as the alarm duration of 30 to 60 seconds, are noted otherwise. To Enter Programming Mode: 1.
Page 53 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 If a third or fourth transmitter is to be added to operate the system, all of the transmitters must be programmed into the system’s memory at the same time, as the first new transmitter code entered will erase the existing transmitter codes.
Page 54 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Feature #3 Chirp Confirmation (Factory Default Setting On) This feature allows the permanent removal of the system’s chirping the siren as an audible confirmation when performing functions such as Arming and Disarming. Please note that utilizing this feature to remove the confirmation chirps does not effect siren chirping operations associated with the ATV Warning, sensor prewarning or Programming Mode.
Page 55 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 Programming Last Door Arming: Follow Steps 1 through 4 in the second for Programming the 745i³, at Step 4 the Valet Switch will be pressed and released seven times. The system’s response will be seven siren chirps, and the Status Light flashing seven times, pausing, then repeating.
Page 56 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Programming Door Lock/Unlock Pulse Duration: Follow Steps 1 through 4 in the second for Programming the 745i³, at Step 4 the Valet Switch will be pressed and released eleven times. The system’s response will be eleven siren chirps, and the Status Light flashing eleven times, pausing, then repeating.
Page 57 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 Programming Automatic Rearming: Follow Steps 1 through 4 in the second for Programming the 745i³, at Step 4 the Valet Switch will be pressed and released fifteen times. The system’s response will be fifteen siren chirps, and the Status Light flashing fifteen times, pausing, then repeating.
Page 58 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Door Priority is installed, this feature controls the driver’s door only, and the following feature will control the automatic unlocking of the other doors. Programming Unlock #1 When Ignition is Turned Off: Follow Steps 1 through 4 in the second for Programming the 745i³, at Step 4 the Valet Switch will be...
Page 59 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________Safety and Security - Security Features – 1-2 1-2.4.19 Transmitter “2 Button” Operation Programmable feature #22 changes the configuration of how the transmitter operates the system. In the factory default setting of “1 Button Operation”, a single transmitter button alternates Arming and Disarming the system with every press of the button.
Page 60 1-1 - Safety and Security - Security Features____________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1-2.5 Entrance Door Air Lock An air-operated lock is installed at the top of the entrance door for a tight seal. This lock engages automatically when the unit is put in drive after reaching 3 mph. This lock also disengages when unit drops below 3 mph.
Page 61: Dash And Monitor Panels
M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels – 2-1 2-1 Dash and Monitor Panels _____________________________ 2-1.1 Main Instrument Panel The main instrument panel of the motor home is very much like your instrument panel in your automobile. See figure below and corresponding definition of each feature of this panel. FRONT/REAR BRAKE AIR GAUGE –...
Page 62 2-1 – Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-1.1.1Indicator Bar The Indicator Bar shall contain the electronics necessary to interface to the vehicle system indicator inputs. The indicator bar shall have a maximum of 34 indicators, which shall be arranged with two rows of eleven indicators located on the top and bottom separated by a single center row of twelve indicators.
Page 63 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels – 2-1 HYDRAULIC OIL TURNS ON IF HYDRAULIC OIL BUZZER AMBER TEMPERATURE IS EXCESSIVE (.200°F) TEMP WARNING Spare SPARE SPARE RH TURN TURNS ON IF RIGHT TURN SIGNAL HAS INDICATOR CLICK BEEN ACTIVATED ARROW...
Page 64 2-1 – Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Note 3: Engine Compartment Fire Alarm Buzzer. The Engine Compartment (Fire) Alarm (L18) input will activate the Buzzer at the rate of 2.0 Hz with a 50% duty cycle when the corresponding input is at +12 Volts.
Page 65 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels – 2-1 Indicator Signal Source: See Table 4 for details on source for indicator light. Table 4: H4RE Indicator Bar Signal Sources FUNCTION BENDIX PRX1 VEHICLE LOW OIL PRES ALARM HIGH COOL TEMP ALARM TRANS TEMP CHECK TRANS...
Page 66 2-1 – Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Indicator Bar Pin Assignments H4RE SIGNAL NAME Pin # Spare Indicator Spare Indicator Low Fuel SIGNAL Tract. Control (ATC) Park Brake High Beam Stop Engine Wait To Start Engine Maintenance Low Coolant Spare Indicator...
Page 67 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels – 2-1 Right Dash Panel Controls and Indicators The Right Dash Panel Controls and Indicators are the controls found on the right hand side of the instrument panel on the main dash. BRIGHT/DIM GAUGE –...
Page 68 2-1 – Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 120V AIR COMP. – This switch operates the auxiliary air compressor (optional equipment), which is a 120 vac operated back up air compressor. ENT AIR LOCK – Enables entrance air lock. Locks door and overrides 3mph speed sensor. ENT DR.
Page 69 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels – 2-1 NOTE: When this switch is used it takes BTU’s from system for motor home heat and hot water to allow engine to heat. This may cause hot water to be cooler and inside of motor home to be cooler.
Page 70 2-1 – Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual CRUISE – Turns cruise control on and off. NOTE: The motor home must be traveling at least 35 mph before the cruise control will operate properly. CRUISE SET/RESUME – Locks the cruise control on the desired cruising speed.
Page 71 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels – 2-1 2-1.5 Passenger Panel Controls In the next five sections, most of these switches are self-explanatory, even so, refer to the definitions below for a brief explanation of what each switch does.
Page 72 2-1 – Instruments and Controls - Dash and Monitor Panels________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-1.7 Bathroom Panel Controls and Indicators REAR CEILING LIGHTS – Controls the rear ceiling lights. RH & LH CEILING LIGHTS – This controls the right hand and left hand side ceiling lights. BATHROOM CEILING LIGHTS –...
Page 73: Driver And Co-Pilots Areas
M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2 Driver and Co-Pilots Area _____________________________ 2-2.1 CB Receiver Transmitter Your motor home is equipped with a forty channel, CB receiver/transmitter installed in the lower left armrest with all controls in the hand held portion. 2-2.2 Closed Circuit Rear-Vision TV System A color LCD rear view monitor is standard on the motor home.
Page 74 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.4 Remote Controlled, Heated Outside and Rear View Mirrors Your motor home has two electronically adjustable heated mirrors. Each mirror has a flat mirror and a convex mirror. There are two switches, one that controls the left hand flat convex mirror and the other controls the right hand flat convex mirror.
Page 75 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 • For a different Zone selection, push in the Comp switch for 3 seconds until the Zone selection comes up. Release, then toggle until correct zone is found and release switch. •...
Page 76 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Additionally, if the fleet owner purchases INFORM™ or INSPEC™ software, many other types of stored information such as trip data, route data, fuel purchases, and much more can be extracted and presented in easy-to-read reports.
Page 77 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 Example: To see a menu screen, press the key. The SELECTOR is to the right of the item to be selected. Press to return to the previous screen. 2-2.9.3.2 Entry Screens Entry screens can be identified by the presence of a CURSOR (blinking rectangle) on the screen.
Page 78 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.9.4.1 Automatic Leg Screens The leg screens are the “top-level” screens. By repetitively pressing , you will eventually reach an AUTO LEG screen. When vehicle operation changes, the screen will automatically change between Idle, Driving, or PTO.
Page 79 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.9.4.4 Automatic PTO Display The following screen will only be displayed if the Power Take- Off (PTO) is engaged, the vehicle is not moving, and displaying of PTO mode is ON. (This is set by the INFORM™/INSPEC™...
Page 80 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.9.4.10 Operating Hours The top line of the screen shows the screen title. The second line shows the amount of time and percentage of total time spent driving on this leg. The third line shows the amount of time and percentage of total time spent idling on this leg.
Page 81 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 To select the antitheft mode, press and select “Security Mode.” to show the mode you wish to use. Press to select the mode. Press to quit. If the RoadRelay 4 is in “Fleet Mode,” you will not be able to change this setting.
Page 82 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Otherwise, you must try again. 2-2.9.5.4 Semiautomatic Mode At key-off you will see the following screen: Turn the key switch ON. Press to lock the vehicle. Press leave this screen and not lock the engine. 2-2.9.5.5 Automatic Mode In automatic mode, the engine automatically locks 30 seconds after the ignition key is turned OFF.
Page 83 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 If the units of measure are “US” or “Metric” and you fail to enter the password correctly after five attempts, you will be locked out for 10 minutes. If the units of measure are “UK” or “Europe” and you fail to enter the password correctly after three attempts, you will be locked out for 30 minutes.
Page 84 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.9.6.1 Turning Driver ID On or OFF To turn Driver ID On or Off, press . Select “Driver ID.” Use the to change between On and Off. Press to save the selection.
Page 85 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 Press and the driver menu will update with a new driver number. NOTE: A driver ID can only be cleared by extracting trip data with the INFORM™/INSPEC™ office software or resetting trip data using the “Reset Trip” menu item. This will clear all but the presently selected driver’s ID.
Page 86 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.9.8 Using the Clock Related sections: Using the Keypad. 2-2.9.8.1 Choosing a 12- or 24-Hour Clock To change between a 12- or 24-hour clock, press . Select “Time Format.”...
Page 87 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.9.10 Setting the Date Related sections: Using the Keypad. To set the date, press . Select “Date.” Use the keys with numbers to enter the date. Press to finish. To leave without saving changes, keep pressing 2-2.9.11 Mark and Go To...
Page 88 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual The first line shows the location you are going toward. The second line shows the estimated time of arrival, assuming you are traveling in a straight line. (The ETA will also be shown on the Driving screen.) The third line shows your present heading and straight-line distance to the location.
Page 89 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.9.12.3 Reviewing Route Records To review the route information saved in the RoadRelay 4, press . Select “Review Routes.” to review the routes. To leave, press . The route information shown is the sum of all records in a route.
Page 90 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.9.13 Vehicle Monitor Related sections: Units of Measure, Pop-up GPS Information. Vehicle monitor shows data presently being received by the RoadRelay 4 from the datalink. Press . Select “Vehicle Monitor.” Use to move between the screens.
Page 91 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 The first and second lines show the present latitude and longitude. The asterisk in front of latitude indicates that the RoadRelay 4 presently does not have a valid position fix. In normal operation, the asterisk should only be present when the RoadRelay 4 is first installed and has not had time to find all the satellites.
Page 92 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Example of fault log screens: If the engine is a late-model Cummins engine, it will contain a fault code and advice on the seriousness of the fault. If the engine is not a late-model Cummins, the following screen will be displayed: 2-2.9.14.3 Resetting the Fault Log To clear all inactive faults, press...
Page 93 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.9.15.2 Preventative Maintenance Schedule Setup Preventative maintenance schedules are used to alert the driver that it is time to have the vehicle serviced. The RoadRelay 4 has four maintenance schedules that may also be entered using INFORM™/INSPEC™...
Page 94 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.9.15.3 Preventative Maintenance Pop-ups When a schedule reaches 90% (and every 5% of schedule thereafter), a preventative maintenance pop-up will occur to warn the operator that it is time to schedule maintenance. 2-2.9.15.4 Resetting a Preventative Maintenance Schedule To reset a Preventative Maintenance schedule, press .
Page 95 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.9.18 Selecting a Language Related sections: Using the Keypad. The RoadRelay provides six languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, and Finnish. To change the language, press . Select the language you prefer. After you press , you will be in the “Help”...
Page 96 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.9.20 Software Version Press ; select “Software Version.” The information on this screen may be useful if making a call to Cummins for support. 2-2.9.21 Trip Information Related sections: Driver ID, Leg Information, Printing to Hyperterminal, Printers and Printer Cables for RoadRelay 4.
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Page 99 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.9.21.1 Resetting Trip Data Press and hold while looking at a trip screen until the RoadRelay 4 beeps, or press ; select “Reset Trip.” Press to reset; press leave this screen and not reset trip.
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Page 101 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.10 Fuel Tax Information Related sections: Using the Keypad, Printing to Hyperterminal, Printers and Printer Cables for RoadRelay 4, Units of Measure. A manual state-line-crossing feature is present in the RoadRelay 4. It can also save fuel purchase information.
Page 102 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual record a state line crossing by pressing , and then selecting “State Line Crossing.” This same screen will appear. 2-2.10.1.2 Recording New State Entered If the vehicle is moving when is pressed, the following screen will immediately be displayed if Vehicle-in-Motion Lockout is OFF.
Page 103 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.10.2 Fuel Purchases This feature is used to record fuel purchases. 2-2.10.2.1 Recording a Fuel Purchase Press and select “Fuel Purchase.” Use the keys with numbers to enter the amount of fuel purchased. Press finish.
Page 104 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.10.4 Resetting Fuel Tax Records Press ; select “Reset Fuel Log.” This reset will erase all state-line-crossing and fuel-purchase information. Press reset. To leave this screen and not clear the fuel log, press If the RoadRelay 4 is in “Fleet Mode,”...
Page 105 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.13 Pop-ups Pop-ups are seen when the driver may need to be warned of certain events. 2-2.13.1 Coaching Pop-ups Related sections: Setting Transmission Type. Coaching pop-ups are used to help the driver operate the vehicle in a more economical and safe manner.
Page 106 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.13.2 Vehicle Over Speed Vehicle over speed is used to warn the driver when the vehicle is moving too fast. Driving too fast may be an unsafe condition. 2-2.13.2.1 Setting Up Vehicle Over Speed Press .
Page 107 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 The entered number is the rpm at which the warning pop-up occurs. Use the keys with numbers to enter the desired speed. Press save the selection. Press to leave this screen and not update the speed.
Page 108 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.13.3.4 Electronic Smart Power (ESP) ESP engine ratings were designed for improved drivability performance in hilly terrain. ESP ratings have a control logic that operates the engine at a base power rating while driving on near-level roads and switches to a high torque ESP mode when operating on steep grades.
Page 109 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.13.6.2 RoadRelay This pop-up screen indicates a defect in the RoadRelay 4. Return the unit for repair. 2-2.13.6.3 Datalink This pop-up screen indicates that no data has been received by the RoadRelay 4 during the last 30 seconds from the engine.
Page 110 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.14 Printing to Hyperterminal Hyperterminal is a program included with the Windows™ operating system. It is a communications program that will allow you to download the RoadRelay information to your PC using an extraction harness and serial cable.
Page 111 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 2-2.18 Warranty 2-2.18.1 COVERAGE Products Warranted This warranty applies to New RoadRelay™, INRANGE™, and INFORM™/INSPEC™ Products (Products) sold by Cummins Engine Company, Inc. (hereinafter ‘Cummins’) and delivered to the first user on or after October 23, 1998, anywhere in the world where Cummins-approved service is available*.
Page 112 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual At the time when the parts are installed, Owner is responsible for the preparation of a written record containing the following: 1. The date of installation of the Product(s) 2.
Page 113 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area – 2-2 For warranty purposes, parts used in a warrantable repair assume the identity of the parts they replace. CUMMINS DOES NOT COVER WEAR OR WEAROUT OF COVERED PARTS. CUMMINS IS NOT RESPONSBILE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. CUMMINS ENGINE COMPANY MAKES NO OTHER REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Page 114 2-2 – Instruments and Controls - Driver and Co-Pilots Area________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2-2.19.1 RoadRelay 4 Printer Cabling Specifications Cable Options for Connection Printer to RoadRelay 4 WeighTronix Service Products Cable: DB 9- Part No. 3824120 pin male to DB 25-pin female Part No.
Page 115 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________________Starting and Driving - Engine – 3-1 3-1 Engine________________ _____________________________ The M380 Motor Home is equipped with a Cummins ISL 400 HP @ 2000 RPM engine. This is a four cycle, in line turbo/air to air charger cooled engine. It has six cylinders and the stroke and bore is 4.49 x 5.69, with a displacement of 543 cubic inches (8.9 liters) and a compression ratio of 16.6:1.
Page 116 3-1 – Starting and Driving - Engine____________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 3-1.1 Starting Engine Cummins diesel engines will start at temperatures above 10 degrees Fahrenheit (-12 degrees Celsius) without using a starting aid. However, for cold temperatures it will be helpful to activate the engine block heater (120 volt AC-operated).
Page 117 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________________Starting and Driving - Engine – 3-1 3-1.3.1 High Idle When the engine is cold, the engine can be placed in the high idle state by turning on the cruise control and increasing the engine RPM to 1200 RPM. This can also be achieved while you are sitting with engine running but not in gear.
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Page 119 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________________Starting and Driving - Towing – 3-2 3-2 Towing_______________ _____________________________ 3-2.1 Receiver Type Trailer Hitch This is a 10,000 pounds rated capacity and 1,000 pounds tongue weight capacity receiver type hitch. When using the rear hitch remember that the motor home is intended for towing light loads. The motor home is designed to be used primarily as a recreational vehicle, towing will affect durability and economy.
Page 120 3-2 – Starting and Driving - Towing____________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual The towing company may need to locate the air nipple to release the air brakes. The air nipple is located in the outside roadside front electrical compartment and should only be used by towing personnel.
Page 121: Interior Storage
M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Interior Storage – 4-1 4-1 Interior Storage________ _____________________________ Your motor home comes equipped with the finest cabinets. There is storage located in cabinets, closets and under the bed, except for slide-out cross-island beds (see note below).
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Page 123: 4-2 Exterior Storage
M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Exterior Storage – 4- 4-2 Exterior Storage________ _____________________________ 4-2.1 Cargo Bays The motor home has exterior storage in the lower compartments called cargo bays (basement). There are four cargo bays located beneath the motor home. Two of these four can be used for storage and the other two are used to house various systems needed for the operation of the motor home.
Page 124 4-2 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation___________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Cargo Bay #3 is used for storage as well as the water manifold that is responsible for generating all the fresh water throughout the motor home. There is also a 110- volt electrical outlet in this bay.
Page 125: Kw Generator
M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – 12kW Generator – 4-3 4-3 12-kW Generator_______ _____________________________ The motor home generator that is supplied is a Power Tech Ultimate brushless rotating field generator. It has a speed of 60HZ – 1800 rpm/50HZ – 1500 rpm. The maximum ambient temperature is 40°C Class F NOTE: If the generator is operated at...
Page 126 4-3 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – 12kW Generator___________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-3.3 Air Cleaner 4-3.3.1 Periodic Cleaning and Inspection: Clean and inspect generator every 200 hours of normal operating time. If the generator is in a harsh environment clean and inspect it more frequently. If dirt and grease build up, the generator will run hotter and lose efficiency.
Page 127 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – 12kW Generator – 4-3 4-3.6.1.1 Very Low Voltage Output or No Voltage Build-Up: Cause: Loose or broken lead wires. Solution: Check lead wires and connections; tighten securely. Cause: Defective voltage regulator Solution: See Section 4-3.7 Bypass Regulator Cause: Exciter Stator opened or shorted.
Page 128 4-3 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – 12kW Generator___________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-3.6.1.5 Uncontrollable Voltage: Cause: Defective voltage regulator. Solution: See 4-3.7 Bypass Regulator Cause: Incorrect engine adjustment. Solution: Check engine operation, speed, fuel lines and injector. 4-3.6.1.6 Voltage Spikes Appearing in Sine Waves: Check Amp Draw at Genset.
Page 129 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – 30/50 Amp 110-Volt Operation – 4-4 4-4 120 VAC Power Distribution System __________________ The M380 120VAC Power Distribution System consists of two primary power sources and one secondary power source. The primary sources are the 120/240V, 100/50A, 1-Phase, 3-wire Shoreline Power input and the 120/240V, 100/50A, 1-phase, 3-wire, 12.5KW Generator input.
Page 130 4-4 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - 30/50 Amp 110-Volt Operation________________M380 Owner’s Manual i.e. the available current is significantly reduced. In this situation, it is advisable to use the onboard generator. Many recreational vehicle lots are equipped with 120V, 20A, 2.4KW or 120V, 30A, 3.6KW two wire receptacles.
Page 131 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – 30/50 Amp 110-Volt Operation – 4-4 4-4.1.6 AC Load Center The AC Load Center is a 120/240V, 50A, 1-phase, 3-wire, split bus power distribution panel. The line outputs of the Automatic Transfer Switch are connected to the Load Center main 50A circuit breakers CB1-B &...
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Page 133 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – 30/50 Amp 110-Volt Operation – 4-4 Fig. 2 – Load Center Breakers ITEM POLE BREAKER SPLIT BUS BRANCH LOADS CB1-A MAIN INV1 AC1 IN a. To Inverter Bypass Breaker. b. To Inverter Bypass Switch. CB1-B MAIN MAIN 2...
Page 134 4-4 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - 30/50 Amp 110-Volt Operation________________M380 Owner’s Manual ITEM POLE BREAKER SPLIT BUS BRANCH LOADS CB8-A INVERTER INV2 AC2 OUT a. From Inverter Bypass Switch. CB8-B INVERTER LEFT a. Receptacle 6, GFI, Kitchen Overhead MICROWAVE Cabinet.
Page 135 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – 30/50 Amp 110-Volt Operation – 4-4 4-4.1.8 Inverter Bypass Switch The Inverter Bypass Switch is connected to the output of the Inverter, the Load Center Inverter AC In breakers, CB1-A and CB2-B, and the Load Center AC Out breakers, CB7-B and CB8-A. The Bypass Switch has three positions: (1) Inverter position connects the Inverter to the Load Center Inverter Output Breakers, (2) Off position disconnects the Inverter Output from the Load Center Inverter Output Breakers, and (3) Bypass position bypasses the Inverter and connects the...
Page 136 4-4 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - 30/50 Amp 110-Volt Operation________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-4.1.11 DC Power Sources The following illustrations show the various DC Decals that are on the coach with exploded views of the circuit breakers for easier readability. Body Load Center Decal 4-4-8 Rev.
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Page 138 4-4 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - 30/50 Amp 110-Volt Operation________________M380 Owner’s Manual Chassis Load Center Decal Exploded View of Circuit Breakers on Chassis Load Center Decal 4-4-10 Rev. “F”...
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Page 141 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Inverter – 4-5 4-5 Inverter___________________ ________________________ The motor home is equipped with an Inverter manufactured by Trace Engineering. This is a very important system within the motor home. This system can pull power out of 12-volt batteries and convert it to 120 VAC to run appliances.
Page 142 4-5 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Inverter__________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-5.1.4 RC7GS Setup Menu The RC7GS (Generator Start) features several additional setup menu selections related to automatic generator starting, stopping and generator quiet time. To access the setup menu hold the up and down arrows down together till you hear a chirp.
Page 143 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Inverter – 4-5 NOTE: The default Generator Start selection is Manual (Push On). This setting disables all automatic start functions. Any other selection from the Generator Start menu, enables the RC7GS to automatically start the generator based upon the battery’s state-of-charge. IMPORTANT NOTE: If Auto Gen Start is enabled the generator cannot be started from any remote starts in coach.
Page 144 4-5 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Inverter__________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-5.1.5 Status Monitoring The RC7GS remote monitor operating conditions including: the ac supply, inverter operation, charger operation, battery condition, generator condition (RC7GS only), Time Left to Run, and Time Left to Charge.
Page 145 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Inverter – 4-5 LCD Display – The LCD display is a 16 x 2 lines (32 characters total) back lit, alphanumeric display, used for setting up the system operation as well as viewing current status or error messages. Scrolling through the display items is accomplished by using the push buttons below the display.
Page 146 4-5 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Inverter__________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-5.1.7 System Status Displays The RC7GS remote control displays the operating mode and system status by lighting one or more LEDs located on the front panel and/or by displaying a message on the LCD display. The four LEDs reflect the same information as the single tricolor LED on the inverter/charger.
Page 147 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Inverter – 4-5 NOTE: Press any arrow push button to cancel the buzzer. 2. Gen Quiet Fault Whenever the RC7GS is configured to Auto Start the generator under a specified condition and the condition occurs during the gen queit period, the LCD will display the Gen Quiet Fault message and the red Error LED will light.
Page 148 4-5 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Inverter__________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Inverter Mode Messages When the inverter is ON (no ac present), it is either inverting or measuring the ac output circuits for a load meeting the specifications set up in the Search Sense menu selection, figs.
Page 149 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Inverter – 4-5 3. Float Charging When the charger is in the Float mode, the LCD displays “Float Charging” and the Charge LED will quickly flash. At this point the batteries are fully charged (100%) and the Batt. Full LED is ON solid.
Page 150 4-5 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Inverter__________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Inverter Charger Error Messages Error messages display when a fault is detected with either the inverter or charger. The red Error LED lights, and the buzzer sounds. Error message for the inverter/charger display the error condition as well as a suggested remedy.
Page 151 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Inverter – 4-5 3. High Battery Voltage The “Hibat/Stop Chrg” System Status message is displayed when the battery voltage is too high. Switch off any other charging source to allow the voltage level to drop. The inverter automatically resets and resumes operation when the battery reaches a safe voltage level.
Page 152 4-5 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Inverter__________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual NOTE: Press any arrow push button to cancel the buzzer. 6. Charger Fault The “Charger Fault” System Status message is displayed when an internal error is detected in the inverter/charger during charging. In addition, the red Error LED is ON and the buzzer sounds. After 15 minutes, the charge relay disconnects and the inverter section is shut down.
Page 153 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Inverter – 4-5 5. AC Input Amps This meter displays the actual ac current (in amps) flowing through the inverter’s AC INPUT HOT 1 terminal. 6. Battery Temperature This meter displays the external temperature of the battery bank when equipped with a Batter Temperature Sensor (BTS).
Page 154 4-5 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Inverter__________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2. Time Left to Run This meter displays the estimated hours the batteries will support the load before requiring recharging. The meter is accurate to 1/10 of an hour (6 minutes). 3.
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Page 157: Battery Systems
M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Battery Systems – 4-6 4-6 Battery Systems________ _____________________________ 4-6.1 Chassis Batteries Two 12-volt maintenance free 810 CCA batteries wired parallel produce power for starting the motor home engine. 4-6.2 Battery Charger One 160-Amp battery charger (integral with the Trace 3000 inverter) operates when a source of 120 volts of AC is supplied from either shoreline or generator.
Page 158 4-6 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Battery Systems___________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Deep Cycle Batteries Specifications CAPACITY UNIT WT AMPERE MINUTES OF PART OVERALL DIMENSIONS NUMBER VOLTS Lbs. (Kgs) DISCHARGE@ HOURS @20 HR. 68°F 32°F 0°F in (mm) in (mm) in (mm) RATE AMPS...
Page 159 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Battery Systems – 4-6 4-6.6 Battery Maintenance Your motor home is equipped with separate engine and house battery systems for greater assurance that there will be sufficient voltage to crank the motor home engine. Three engine batteries are located in the engine compartment on the curbside.
Page 160 4-6 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Battery Systems___________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-6.8 Battery Terminals and Jump Starting The proper procedure for jump-starting, using the Wanderlodge® engine batteries, is as follows: 1. Turn off all main battery-operated accessories in both vehicles such as the lights, radio, etc.
Page 161: Leveling System
M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Leveling System – 4-7 4-7 Leveling System_______ _____________________________ Your motor home comes equipped with a “Big Foot” Hydraulic Leveling System from Quadra Manufacturing, Inc. The “BIG FOOT” Leveling System is the finest available in the industry today. Many of its features are not available on other systems.
Page 162 4-7 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Leveling System___________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-7.1.2 Manual Mode or Extending Levelers Individually 1. Push and hold manual button until indicator light is illuminated indicating system is in manual mode. (See figure above). 2. Press buttons on side panel four button panel individually to extend levelers. NOTE: Make certain to run jacks in pairs by pushing either the front and left buttons together or the right and rear buttons together.
Page 163 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Leveling System – 4-7 Under severe weather conditions: • The above procedure should be followed on a monthly basis if conditions exist that result in your levelers being exposed to high amounts of salt, dirt and wind. Limit pins: •...
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Page 165: Awning Operation
M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 4-8 Awning Operation______ _____________________________ Your motor home comes equipped with three manual awnings, a patio awning, a slide-out awning and a window awning. Zip Dee, Inc manufactures all three. An optional power awning can be purchased for the patio awning, which is manufactured by Girard RV Products, Inc.
Page 166 4-8 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation__________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 3. Release the rafter arm by pulling outward on the cap of the ratchet stud located on the upper portion of the arm (Fig. 4). Extend the arm and place the claw over the shaft of the roller.
Page 167 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 4-8.1.2 Closing 1. Release the snap stud of the main arm and lower the awning. 2. Release the ratchet stud on the rafter arm by pulling outward on the cap. Lift the claw from the roller shaft and place it on the height adjustment stud located on the inside of the main arm.
Page 168 4-8 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation__________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 3. Release the rafter arm by pulling outward on the cap of the ratchet stud. Raise the arm upward toward the case (Fig. 10). Extend the arm and set the claw shaped end into the slot of the rafter lock (Fig.
Page 169 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 4-8.2.2 Closing 1. Release the snap stud of the main arm and lower the awning to its bottom most position. 2. Release the ratchet stud of the rafter arm and lift the claw out of the rafter hook. 3.
Page 170 4-8 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation__________________________M380 Owner’s Manual For proper rafter arm operation the ratchet stud must be correctly installed. The ratchet stud screws into the tube using a 7/16” wrench and the flat side of the stud should face the end of the rafter tube.
Page 171 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 found on the parts list in the Zip Dee booklet provided with your motor home when ordering parts and be sure to include the make, model and year of your vehicle. Warranty claims must include the damaged part.
Page 172 4-8 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation__________________________M380 Owner’s Manual After depressing the switch, the awning will then extend to its full projection. To retract the awning, press the switch in the up position. There is no need to hold the switch once it has been activated. To stop the awning at any point in its projection or retraction, move the switch to the middle position.
Page 173 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 5. Push the button during either the extend or retract mode to STOP the awning at any desired position. The button can also be used to change direction of the awning by pushing it twice. NOTE: The motor supplied with your Girard G-2000 Awning is a high torque/low RPM motor, and has been carefully selected for its reliability and application compatibility.
Page 174 4-8 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation__________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.4.4.4 Remote Control Operation Single channel transmitter: • Press the UP, DOWN, or STOP button. →The programmed RTS receivers are activated. Four channels transmitter: • Select the channel of the motor module you wish to control. →The corresponding LED is blinking during 3 seconds (the channel is still memorized for 30s and then the transmitter returns to channel 1).
Page 175 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 • The OUT limit is the switch located in the outer most location. This switch is factory pre-set so that the motor stops turning at the precise moment that the arms reach full extension. If further adjustment is required however, and to make the awning extend more and to release more fabric, first, place the main awning wall switch or wind sensor switch to the OUT (extend) position and extend the awning until the motor stops.
Page 176 4-8 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation__________________________M380 Owner’s Manual “IN” Adjustment of Lead Rail Tools Required • 5mm (3/16”) Allen Wrench • Rubber Mallet This adjustment may be required if the Lead Rail remains out from the awning casing at one end. The Limit Switches may need to be adjusted.
Page 177 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 3. The “pivoting” style connection bracket can be identified by having one set screw in the center of the bracket, in addition to a second set screw at the upper portion of the pivoting section of the bracket assembly.
Page 178 4-8 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation__________________________M380 Owner’s Manual PITCH ANGLE: The awning comes factory pre-set with a pitch angle of approximately 20°. This represents the minimum angle recommended for proper rain run-off. If it is desired to increase this angle, loosen the two (2) lock nuts located on the outside upper joint of each arm using a ¾”...
Page 179 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 4-8.4.8 Troubleshooting NOTE: These troubleshooting tips are offered to you for informational purposes and it is recommended that the following adjustments be made by an authorized service center. This guide will, however, allow you to become more familiar with your awning and will provide you with adequate knowledge in the event of an emergency.
Page 180 4-8 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation__________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.4.9 Adjustments 4-8.4.9.1 Adjusting Motor Limit Switches Tools Required Black plastic key provided with awning or 4mm Allen Wrench PROCEDURE The limit switches are adjusted at the factory, prior to shipment, such that the awning motor stops at the EXACT moment the awning box closes.
Page 181 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 FOR MOTORS WITH SILVER ALUMINUM CASINGS: To adjust IN Limits: Turn the switch located toward the REAR of the motor. (+) closes more (-) closes less. To adjust OUT Limits: Turn the switch located toward the FRONT of the motor.
Page 182 4-8 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation__________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.4.9.2 Lead Rail Adjustments Lateral Shifting of Lead Rail Tools Required: • 5mm (3/16”) Allen Wrench • Phillips Screwdriver • Rubber Mallet • 1/8” Drill Bit and Drill Motor The Lead Rail has shifted toward the front or toward the rear of the awning casing, preventing the awning from closing properly.
Page 183 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8 4-8.4.9.4 Pivotal Adjustment of Lead Rail Tools Required: • 5mm (3/16”) Allen Wrench • 17mm (11/16) Open End Wrench This adjustment, not being available on earlier models, affects the pivotal angle of the Lead Rail and is seldom required, as, this angle is factory preset.
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Page 185: 4-9 Slide-Out Operation
M380 Owner’s Manual________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Slide-Out Operation – 4-9 4-9 Slide-Out Operation_____ _____________________________ The M380 motor home from Wanderlodge comes with a slide-out room located in the Living Room/Galley area and an optional slide out room in the Bedroom area. Basic operation of both is explained below.
Page 186 4-9 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Slide-Out Operation________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-9.1.4 Troubleshooting Table 1 - Troubleshooting If Display Reads Problem and or Solution Display is blank Controller has either low or no voltage or the cable is disconnected at controller. PLC not in run mode Switch on controller turned off or has low voltage.
Page 187 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Slide-Out Operation – 4-9 4-9.2 Bedroom Slide-Out with Air Seal 4-9.2.1 Overview The Room Motion Switch panel is the user interface to control the bedroom slide out motion. There are two modes of operation: Normal mode & Service mode. The Normal mode consists of extending and retracting the room 16".
Page 188 4-9 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Slide-Out Operation________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-9.2.4 LED Indicators The four left LEDs provide external status and the four right LEDs provide room operation status. The LEDs are activated with negative True logic signals (0V). Refer to Table 3 below.
Page 189 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Slide-Out Operation – 4-9 4-9.2.5 Normal Operation Procedure: Table 4 - Room Motion – Extending Room STEP CONDITION Ensure the 120VAC circuit breaker, CB07, is turned On. Ensure the 120VAC/12VDC power supply is active by viewing the Room Motion Switch panel to see if at least the Doors LED &...
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Page 191: Heating Systems
M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems – 4-10 4-10 Heating Systems_____ _____________________________ The heating system used in your motor home is a Hurricane Heating system. It is housed underneath the motor home in Bay #1. The Hurricane heater is constructed of a stainless steel case which houses all the working components.
Page 192 4-10 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems__________________________M380 Owner’s Manua • Optional bottom exhaust – mostly used in motor homes. • Includes four zone heating control for up to four thermostats. • Completely modular and field serviceable (user friendly). •...
Page 193 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems – 4-10 4-10.2.3 Main Control Board Operation Once the heater is operating normally, you must check the operating safety functions of the main board. To make sure the safety functions work properly, place your hand over the air intake inlet to the compressor, this will snuff out the flame.
Page 194 4-10 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems__________________________M380 Owner’s Manua To use waste engine heat for space and domestic water heating: 1. Install a switch, and/or an aquastat (part #1027), on the engine supply line to the heat exchanger, and wire to the A-A terminals on the main control board.
Page 195 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems – 4-10 4-10.5.3 Burner On No diagnostic code will be displayed on the main board or the remote panel when the burner is ON and operating normally. A small red LED will glow near the right hand side of the digital readout on the main board located on the unit in the upper left hand corner, indicating it is ON.
Page 196 4-10 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems__________________________M380 Owner’s Manua 4-10.5.7 – Thermostats Off (Normal Operation) All thermostats and aquastats are satisfied. The burner will shut down. The diagnostic code, will be displayed. The control board will purge the system with the combustion fan and the circulating pump for two minutes.
Page 197 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems – 4-10 If a blown fuse exists, the diagnostic code will continue to be displayed. In order to restart the burner, replace any blown fuses with one of the proper size. Then reset the fault by switching the service switch or the remote panel switch OFF then ON again.
Page 198 4-10 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems__________________________M380 Owner’s Manua 4-10.5.14 – Water Pump The water pump is shorted. The burner will shut down. The diagnostic code, will be displayed. The buzzer will sound for 10 seconds. The control board will purge with the combustion fan for two minutes. In order to restart the burner, check the water pump.
Page 199 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems – 4-10 4-10.5.16 – Compressor The air compressor has shorted. The burner will shut down The diagnostic code, will be displayed. The buzzer will sound for 10 seconds. The control board will purge the system with the combustion fan and the circulating pump for two minutes.
Page 200 4-10 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems__________________________M380 Owner’s Manua 4-10.5.22 Reduced Output The heater may run without faulting, but at a reduced output. If this is noticed, it could be caused by the following: 1. High altitude 2.
Page 201 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems – 4-10 CAUTION: Where there is a chance of contamination of your domestic water when using a heating system, use antifreeze specifically intended for hydronic heating systems. Inhibited propylene glycol is recommended. Do not use automotive, ethylene glycol, or any undiluted or petroleum based antifreeze as they can cause severe personal injury It is very important that you never use water only as a coolant.
Page 202 4-10 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems__________________________M380 Owner’s Manua 4-10.6.8 Recommended Spare Parts Like any piece of machinery, your Hurricane heater will need servicing from time to time. A suggested maintenance schedule can be found in Section 4-10.6.9 Maintenance Schedule below.
Page 203 M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems – 4-10 Causes of Scale Tap water is the most typical source selected for boiler fill water. Water contains dissolved solids such as magnesium and calcium which when heated becomes much less soluble and forms scale. Scale comes out of solution in the largest amounts where the temperature is highest in the system (i.e., the boiler heat exchanger).
Page 204 4-10 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Heating Systems__________________________M380 Owner’s Manua Check for a good flow through the expansion tank and double check all joints for leaks. Open and close all air vents to eliminate any remaining air bubbles. Recheck the mixture level and circulation in the expansion tank.
Page 205 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Air Conditioning/Heat Pumps – 4-11 4-11 Air Conditioning/Heat Pumps ________________________ 4-11.1 System Description Air conditioners are located in the living room and bedroom areas. A wall mounted master thermostat is located in the dinette area to control all units. Remote temperature sensors are located in the kitchen/dinette area and bedroom.
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Page 207: 4-12 Fresh Water System
M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Fresh Water System – 4-12 4-12 Fresh Water System________ ________________________ 4-12.1 Water Supply and Distribution System The fresh water tank is approximately 100 gallons. The dual purpose Tank Water Fill/Municipal Water inlet connection is located in the road side holding tank compartment, in Bay 4, left.
Page 208 4-12 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Fresh Water System_______________________M380 Owner’s Manual sanitizing solution will be adequate for the M380 fresh water tank. (Approximately 100 gallons). 3. Add sanitizing solution to water tank – Remove deck lid plug in the curbside close out panel. Remove 3/4 inch plug from the side of the tank in the curb side luggage compartment and pour the solution into the tank.
Page 209 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Fresh Water System – 4-12 Pump failures can generally be tied to the plumbing system or to electrical wiring. If a pump fails to operate properly, refer to the general troubleshooting guide. Note that detailed pump repairs and overhaul should be performed by a qualified repair facility.
Page 210 4-12 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Fresh Water System_______________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-12.4 Winterizing If you are planning on storing your motor home in an unheated area during cold weather, it is necessary to winterize the water system to prevent damage from freezing conditions. Winterizing procedures are covered in the following paragraphs.
Page 211: Waste System
M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Waste System – 4-13 4-13 Waste System_____________ ________________________ Your motor home comes with a Traveler® Fine China Toilet. Some important information for the use and care of your toilet is as follows: 1.
Page 212 4-13 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Waste System____________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4. Open flush ball. Use brush and water to rinse away cleanser and loosened deposits. 4-13.3 Winterizing At the end of each season, the Traveler toilet should be winterized for storage, by either draining or using potable water-safe antifreeze in the system.
Page 213 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Waste System – 4-13 4-13.5 Finding SeaLand Products If you are having trouble finding SeaLand products and have access to the Internet, you can find them at http://www.sealandtechnology.com. 4-13.6 Service Tip Checking for water leaks behind or under toilets or other appliances can make it difficult to locate the source.
Page 214 4-13 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Waste System____________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-13.7 Troubleshooting Guide Problem Possible Cause Service Instructions 1. Toilet emits odor a. No water in overflow trap (evaporated). a. Add water through overflow holes. (flush ball closed). 2.
Page 215 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Waste System – 4-13 14-13.8 Optional Air Flow Toilet You may have elected to purchase as an option the Microphor Air Flow Toilet with your motor home. Basic operation and cleaning procedures for this toilet are as follows: 14-13.8.1 Basic Operation 1.
Page 216 4-13 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Waste System____________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 14-13.8.2 Cleaning Use Micro-Clean Organic Cleaner, P/N 24542, or other common liquid toilet bowl cleaner for use with the Microflush toilet. Caustic drain openers or non-biodegradable cleaners should not be used. 1.
Page 217 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Waste System – 4-13 4-13.8.6 Air System Design Filter-regulators are available in a variety of sizes and types. Their purpose is to remove water and foreign matter from the air line and to maintain a constant pressure of 60-65 psi to the toilet. The following steps must be observed to assure moisture will be removed from the air line.
Page 218 4-13 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Waste System____________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Trouble Possible Causes Correction 1. No air supply to Microflush. 1. Supply compressed air at 60- Flapper does not open. 65 psi. 2. Water has accumulated in 2. See Check Air System. Water does not flow.
Page 219 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Waste System – 4-13 4-13.8.6.2 Hopper Replacement CAUTION: Read this entire procedure before beginning work! 1. Remove toilet from floor. Place toilet upside down on a sheet of cardboard or other padded material. 2.
Page 220 4-13 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Waste System____________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-13.8.6.4 Air Cylinder Adjustment 1. Remove toilet from floor. 2. At hopper, remove upper and lower retaining rings and clevis pin. 3. Inspect the crank arm, clevis and clevis pin for wear.
Page 221: Lpg System
M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - LPG System – 4-14 4-14 LPG System__________ _____________________________ The motor home is equipped with a permanently mounted 30 gallon (102 pounds of fuel-net) LP gas tank, which is the energy source for the cooktop (range) and an alternative source for the refrigerator. 4-14.1 LPG Tank and Controls The LPG supply tank is located in an unlocked compartment behind the rear axle on the passenger side of the motor home.
Page 222 4-14 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - LPG System______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-14.2.1 Regulator The two-stage pressure regulator regulates the pressure of the LPG supplied to the appliances. The regulator functions automatically and is factory-preset to provide the correct line pressure. Do not attempt to tamper with or reset the regulator! Even a small variation above the normal gas line pressure can be sufficient to create a dangerous situation and cause possible damage to individual appliance components.
Page 223 M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - LPG System – 4-14 4-14.5 LPG System Warnings ▲WARNING: LP gas containers are not be placed or stored inside the vehicle. LP gas containers are equipped with safety devices, which relieve excessive pressure by discharging gas to the atmosphere.
Page 224 4-14 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - LPG System______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-14.6 LPG Leak Detector System The system has been developed to the point where it is unique; it shuts off the LP gas at the high- pressure source, yet holds the valve open to provide ample appliance flow with a minimum amount of current usage.
Page 225: Air Pressure System
M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Air Pressure System – 4-15 4-15 Air Pressure System___ _____________________________ 4-15.1 Description and Operation An engine-driven compressor supplies the air pressure system on your motor home. It provides pneumatic power for brakes, suspension, and numerous accessories. This complex, but efficient system is not intended to be totally leak free.
Page 226 4-15 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Air Pressure System_______________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-15.1.4 Anti-Lock Brakes In addition to the above, a four-channel anti-lock brake system for the steer and drives axles are installed. In the event one of the wheels begins to lock up under severe braking conditions, the anti- lock system will detect this situation and gradually remove air pressure from the brake chamber until the wheel begins to turn.
Page 227 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Air Pressure System – 4-15 4-15.1.7 Compressed Air System Air Dryer The air dryer unit collects and removes moisture and contaminants from the compressor air output before the air reaches the reservoirs. This unit is different from a reservoir drain or an after cooler in that it provides dry air for the brake system by eliminating the possible accumulation of condensate in the system reservoirs.
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Page 229: 4-16 Appliances
M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 4-16 Appliances___________________________________________ 4-16.1 Refrigerator Your motor home comes equipped with a Dometic Refrigerator for LP-Gas and Electric Operation. 4-16.1.1 Start Up Instructions • A continuous 12-volt DC supply must be available for the electric control to function. •...
Page 230 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-16.1.4 Thermostat The thermostat on the refrigerator controls both the gas and electric operation, thereby eliminating the necessity of resetting each time a different energy source is employed. After the initial start-up, the thermostat should be moved from “COLDEST” to the desired temperature setting, usually at mid setting.
Page 231 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 the energy source selected via the control panel. The cooling unit will run continuously on the selected energy source. The refrigerator will continue to operate in this mode indefinitely or until a new sensor is installed and the system is reset.
Page 232 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Cleaning Cleaning the refrigerator is usually done after it is defrosted or put into storage. To clean the interior liner of the refrigerator, use lukewarm weak soda solution. Use only warm water to clean the finned evaporator, ice trays and shelves.
Page 233 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 9. Connect the leads and put on the power module cover. 10. Reset the insulation and close the lid of the boiler. 11. Replace the protection cover. Fuses This model is equipped with two fuses, one for the refrigerator control system and one for the AC cartridge heater.
Page 234 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual C. Check the AES control system by connecting/disconnecting 120-volt AC power, start/stop the engine, etc. Compare the operation with the operation described in description of operating modes. D. The LP gas pressure should be checked and the main regulator re-adjusted if pressure is incorrect.
Page 235 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 H. LP gas pressure low at burner. Set main regulator so pressure does not drop below 11 inches water column at pressure tap. Burner not located properly under flue tube. Relocate. J.
Page 236 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual The Sharp Carousel Convection Microwave Oven is rated at 850 watts using the IEC-705-1988 method. In using recipes or package directions, check food a minute or two before the minimum time and add time accordingly.
Page 237 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 4-16.2.3 Utensils and Coverings It is not necessary to buy all new cookware. Many pieces already in your kitchen can be used successfully in your new microwave convection oven. The chart below will help you decide what utensils and coverings should be used in each mode.
Page 238 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-16.2.4 To Set the Clock Suppose you want to enter the correct time of day 12:30 (a.m. or p.m.) 1. Touch the CLOCK pad. You will see the display read ENTER TIME.
Page 239 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 When cooking large quantities of food, which cannot be stirred, it is best to use a lower power level such as 40 or 50%. You may speed cooking of large amounts by programming 5 to 10 minutes on 100% power (HIGH) followed by the desired time on lower power.
Page 240 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-16.2.9 Power Levels There are eleven preset power levels. Using lower power levels increases the cooking time, which is recommended for foods such as cheese, milk and long slow cooking of meats. Consult cookbook or recipes for specific recommendations.
Page 241 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 NOTE: 1. The weight can be entered in increments of 0.1 lb. If you attempt to enter more or less than the allowed amount ERROR WEIGHT TOO SMALL or TOO LARGE will appear in the display.
Page 242 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Using Sensor Settings: 1. Room temperature should not exceed 95ºF. 2. Be sure the exterior of the cooking container and the interior of the oven are dry. Wipe off any moisture with a dry cloth or paper towel.
Page 243 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 4-16.2.17 Instant Sensor Popcorn To use the Instant Sensor POPCORN button. This sensor works well with most brands if microwave popcorn. You may wish to try several and choose your favorite. Pop only one bag at a time. Unfold the bag and place in oven according to directions.
Page 244 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Sensor Cook Chart Sensor Food Amount Procedure Setting Baked potatoes 1 to 6 medium Pierce. Place on paper towel-line turntable.After cooking, remove from oven, wrap in aluminum foil and let stand 5 to 10 minutes. Frozen vegetables 1 to 6 cups Cover with lid or plastic wrap.
Page 245 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 4-16.2.20 Convection/Automatic Mix Cooking This section of this manual gives you specific cooking instructions and procedures. Please consult your Sharp Carousel Convection Microwave Cookbook for helpful hints for convection and combination cooking.
Page 246 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-16.2.24 To Slow Cook Slow Cook is a preset at 300ºF. Slow Cook is programmed for 4 hours. Oven temperature can be changed to temperatures below 300ºF. Simply touch the SLOW COOK pad and touch the desired numbered pad with temperature below 300ºF.
Page 247 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 4-16.2.28 Special Features This section of this manual offers instructions for preparing 12 popular foods using Compu-Broil, CompuRoast and CompuBake. After selecting the desired feature, follow the directions indicated in the display. For helpful hints, simply touch CUSTOM HELP anytime HELP is lighted in the display.
Page 248 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-16.2.30 CompuBake CompuBake automatically bakes cakes, brownies, muffins and French fries. Suppose you want to bake a 13”x9”x2” cake. 1. Touch COMPU BAKE pad. Note: Turntable function is automatically turned OFF. 2.
Page 249 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 4-16.2.31 CompuBroil CompuBroil automatically broils hamburgers, chicken pieces, steaks and fish steaks. Suppose you want to broil two hamburgers. 1. Touch COMPU BROIL pad. 2. Touch number pad. For instance for hamburgers touch Pad 1. 3.
Page 250 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-16.2.33 Kitchen Timer Suppose you want to time a 3-minute long distance phone call. 1. Touch KITCHEN TIMER pad. 2. Enter time, for instance a 3 minute long phone call would be 300.
Page 251 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 Interior – After microwave cooking The oven walls, ceiling and floor are stainless steel. Cleaning after microwave cooking is easy because no heat is generated to the interior surfaces; therefore, there is no baking and setting of spills or splattering.
Page 252 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual PRECAUTIONS FOR PROPER USE: 1. DO NOT leave range unattended while using high temperatures. Automatic fan may start and provide excessive air to the surface units. This may cause spattering or boil over. 2.
Page 253 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 4-16.3 In-Sink-Erator 4-16.3.1 Konstant Hot Water Dispenser Your motor home is equipped with an In-Sink-Erator Konstant Hot Water Dispenser. This will give you hot water as easy as turning on a faucet. This is how your dispenser works Water is electrically heated to near boiling (190ºF/88ºC) in a compact tank that mounts under the sink.
Page 254 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-16.3.4 Seasonal Storage Seasonal storage of the unit is recommended if the unit is to be left unattended for long periods of time (typically more than two weeks) particularly if the unit could be exposed to freezing temperatures.
Page 255 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 4-16.3.6 Troubleshooting Guide 4-16.4 Seaward Cook top The M380 is supplied with the Seaward Cook top, Princess Model 2276 RV unit. Basic information concerning operating and maintaining your cook top are as follows: 4-16.4.1 What To Do if You Smell Gas •...
Page 256 4-16 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances______________________________M380 Owner’s Manual • Children should not be left alone or unattended in area where cook top is in use. Children should never be allowed to sit or stand on any part of the cook top. •...
Page 257 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation - Appliances- 4-16 4-16.5.3 What kind of detergent should be used? Use only detergents that are “low-sudsing” to prevent excess foam from building up and spilling out over the floor. These detergents are sometimes called HE or “High Efficiency” power detergents. You only need to use 1 to 2 tablespoons of powder to get your laundry spotlessly clean.
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Page 259: Fans, Vents And Exhaust
M380 Owner’s Manual____________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Fans, Vent and Exhaust – 4-17 4-17 Fans Vent and Exhaust _____________________________ 4-17.1 Fantastic Fan 12 VDC exhaust fan located in the bathroom. 4-17.1.1 Operation 1. Open the damper from the control located on the face of the vanity. 2.
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Page 261: 4-18 Video And Audio Equipment
M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18 Video and Audio Equipment ____________________________ Each motor home comes equipped with a Kenwood Sirrius Satellite Ready Radio and a Bose 3-2-1 Home Entertainment System. 4-18.1 Bose 3-2-1 Home Entertainment System Your motor home also comes equipped with a Bose 3-2-1 CD, DVD &...
Page 262 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual The Remote Control Buttons on the remote control are grouped according to function. Other buttons on the media center provide some of the same controls as described below. Power and Mute Controls Turns the system on and off.
Page 263 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Displays or exits the Bose 3-2-1 system on-screen menus. Skips to the next/previous DVD chapter, radio station preset, or CD track. Raises or lowers the system volume. + Unmutes the system volume.
Page 264 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Control panel and buttons The media center has eight buttons located on the top control panel. Their functions are provided, also, through use of the remote control. See fig.
Page 265 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 TV On-Screen Menus With both the TV and the Model 3-2-1 system turned on, you can use menus that appear on the TV screen to choose among options for audio and video performance. To Enter the Settings Menu Press the Settings button.
Page 266 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual To Select a Menu Item Use the remote control Tune ▲ or ▼, Seek ◄ or ►, and Enter buttons to move through these menus and make selections, as those offered in Figures 5 and 6. To Change a Setting To Check the System Status 4-18-6...
Page 267 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.1.8 Turning Your System On and Off You can turn your system on and off using the On/Off button ( ) on the remote control or the power button ( ) on top of the media center.
Page 268 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.1.12 Using the Parental Control Feature to Restrict Future Play You can restrict playback of DVD movies by setting the level of Parental Control. The levels match ratings on each DVD that are equivalent in many cases to standard movie ratings provided by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA).
Page 269 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Selection: DVD setting options: What the setting affects: Title: 1 of n Chooses the movie title through use of the number keys. 1 of n Chooses the movie chapter through use of the Chapter: number keys.
Page 270 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.1.16 Basic CD Operations If you want to: Use the remote to do this: Pause a CD. . . Press Pause Resume play of paused CD. . . Press Pause again or Play Stop a CD.
Page 271 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.1.19 Using the Radio Press on the remote to select the radio tuner. If the system is off, this will turn it on to the most recently selected station in that band. Tuning You can tune to a radio station in the following ways: If you want to:...
Page 272 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual To select a preset using the settings menu: 1. Press on the remote to select the FM or AM source. 2. Press . (Make sure your TV is on.) 3.
Page 273 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 To record to a connected tape deck, play the built-in or connected source (AM/FM, CD or AUX) you want to tape. Listen to the speakers to be sure you have selected the audio you want to tape. Set the tape deck to Record.
Page 274 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Changing the Audio Settings Selection: Setting options: What the setting affects: Movie EQ: Sets proper equalization for this particular movie. Range Automatically adjusts the volume so you can hear soft sounds (particularly dialogue) and are not overwhelmed Compression: by loud special effects, like an explosion.
Page 275 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Getting to the System Settings Press the Settings button. A menu of the available settings for the current source will be displayed on your TV screen. Using the Tune▼...
Page 276 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual DVD Setup Submenu The DVD setup submenu lists options for how the DVD player should operate, including Parental Control. Selection: Setting options: What the setting affects: System automatically plays 5.1 channel audio track when Auto Select Audio available on a DVD.
Page 277 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Parental Control Submenu The parental control submenu provides options for restricting access to certain DVDs. Selection: Setting options: What the setting affects: Prevents viewing of unrated titles when password is Restrict Unrated Titles: set.
Page 278 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual DVD Rating General Description of Rating MPAA Rating Unrated (generally most restricted) Adult Audiences NC-17 Mature Audiences Mature Teenage Audiences Teenage Audiences PG-13 Mature Young Audiences Most Audiences General (unrestricted audiences) 4-18.1.22 Taking Care of Your 3-2-1 Home Entertainment System...
Page 279 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Troubleshooting Problem What to do System doesn't do •Make sure the unit is turned on. anything •Make sure the power cord is inserted securely into the Acoustimass® module and plugged firmly into an operating AC wall outlet.
Page 280 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.2 The Kenwood Sirius Satellite Ready Radio This system is mounted in the driver area and is satellite ready. There is an optional receiver owner can purchase to pick up satellite radio stations. This is a AM/FM/Single Play CD/Cassette radio and a four-channel amplifier with a total power output of 200 watts driving two satellite speakers located in the living/kitchen areas.
Page 281 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Entering ID3 Tag 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F The Displayable ID3 tag is ID3 version ▬...
Page 282 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual MP3 Playing Order When selected for play, Album Search, Track Search, or for Album Select, files and folders are accessed in the order in which they were written by the CD writer. Because of this, the order in which they are expected to be played may not match the order in which they are actually played.
Page 283 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 CD Accessories Don’t use disc type accessories. CD Cleaning Clean from the center of the disc and move outward. Removing CDs When removing CDs from this unit pull them out horizontally. CDs That Can’t Be Used •...
Page 284 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.2.2.4 System Q You can recall the best sound setting preset for different types of music. 1. Select the source to set. Press the [SRC] button. 2.
Page 285 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Adjustment Item Display Range Bass Center "Bass F" 60/70/80/100 or 150 Hz Frequency Bass Level "Bass"/"BAS" -8 - +8 Bass Q Factor* "Bass Q" 1.00/1.25/1.50/2.00 Bass Extend* "Bass EXT"...
Page 286 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 3. Select the Speaker type Press the [| ] or [ |] button. Each time the button is pressed the setting switches as shown below. In Speaker Setting Mode Speaker type Display "SP OFF"...
Page 287 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 In MP3 source Information Display Song title & Artist name "TITLE" Album name & Artist name "ALBUM" Folder name "FOLDER NAME" File name "FILE NAME" Track number & Play time "P-Time"...
Page 288 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 5. Select the characters Press the [FM] or [AM] button. NOTE: Characters can be entered by using a remote with a number buttons. Example: If “DANCE” is entered. Character Button Times pressed...
Page 289 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.2.2.11 Theft Deterrent Faceplate The faceplate of the unit can be detected and taken with you helping to deter theft. Removing the Faceplate 1. Press the Release button. Drop open the faceplate. 2.
Page 290 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 3. Enter the Frequency Press the number buttons on the remote. Example: Desired frequency Press button 92.1 MHz (FM) [0], [9], [2], [1] 810 kHz (AM) [0], [8], [1], [0] Canceling Direct Access Tuning Press the [DIRECT] button on the remote.
Page 291 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Do not use the unit with the faceplate in the open condition. If it’s used in the open position dust can enter the inside part and cause damage. NOTE: •...
Page 292 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Reversing Hold down on the [ ] button. Release your finger to play the disc at that point. 4-18.2.2.21 Track/File Search Searching for a song on the disc or in the MP3 folder. Press the [ ] or [ ] button.
Page 293 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 In MP3 source Repeat play Display File Repeat "File REP ON" Folder Repeat "FOLD REP ON" "Repeat OFF" 4-18.2.2.26 Scan Play Playing the first part of each song on the disc or MP3 folder you are listening to and searching for the song you want to listen to.
Page 294 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Returning To the Top Level Press the [3] button. 3. Decide the Folder To Play Press the [ ] button. The Folder Select mode releases, and the MP3 in the folder being displayed is played.
Page 295 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 NOTE: When other items that are applicable to the basic operation method above are displayed afterwards their setting content chart is entered. (Normally the uppermost setting in the chart is the original setting.) Also, the explanation for items that aren’t applicable (<Manual Clock Adjustments>...
Page 296 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.2.2.35 Manual Clock Adjustment 1. Select Clock Adjustment Mode Press the [FM] or [AM] button. Select the “Clock Adjust”/”CLK ADJ” display. 2. Enter Clock Adjust Mode Press the [ ] or [ ] button for at least 1 second.
Page 297 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Quick call up the preset color Press the desired [1] - [4] button. Button Color Silky White Blue Blue Green Selecting the Color mode Press the [6] button. Each time the button is pressed the Color mode switches as shown below.
Page 298 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Function of the KDC-MP522/MPV622/MPV6022/422/4022 4-18.2.2.42 Switching Preout Switching the preout between the rear and non-fading. (In non-fading it outputs without effect from the fader control.) Display Setting "SWPRE Rear"...
Page 299 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Function of the KDC-X569/KDC-X469 4-18.2.2.47 B.M.S. Frequency Offset Setting the central frequency boosted by B.M.S. Display Setting "AMP Freq NML" Boost with the normal central frequency "AMP Freq Low"...
Page 300 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual CAUTION: Do not set the remote on hot places such as above the dashboard. 4-18.2.3.2 Basic Operations [VOL.] Buttons Adjusts the volume. [SRC] Button Each time the button is pressed the source switches. For the source switching order refer to <Selecting the Source>...
Page 301 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.2.4 Troubleshooting Guide What might seem to be a malfunction in your unit may just be the result of slight misoperation or miswiring. Before calling service, first check the following table for possible problems and solutions. Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution...
Page 302 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution One of the speaker w ires is Check the speaker w iring. The sound quality is poor or being pinched by a screw in distorted.
Page 303 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Disc Source Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution Unsupported disc changer is Make sure a valid disc changer is installed. "AUX1" is displayed w ithout achieving External disc control connected.
Page 304 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual The message shown below displays your systems condition. Message Displayed Possible Cause Possible Solution No disc magazine has been loaded in the Load the disc magazine properly. Eject/EJECT changer.
Page 305 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.3 Television, Bedroom _________________________________ Your motor home comes with 2, 20” Sony Trinitron® Color TVs mounted in the motor home. 4-18.3.1 Features Some of the features you will enjoy include: •...
Page 306 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.3.2 Remote Control This section shows you how to use the more advanced buttons on the remote control and how to use the on-screen menus. NOTE: If you should lose your remote see “Troubleshooting” later on in this section. Button Description MUTING...
Page 307 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 NOTE: The Initial Setup screen appears each time you turn on the TV until you perform Auto Program. To Perform Auto Program Again 1. Press . 2.
Page 308 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual NOTE: Press for direct Steady Sound settings. Effect: Press ↑ or ↓ to select one of the following options: SRS: Produces a dynamic three dimension sound for stereo audio signals, (KV-24FV12 only).
Page 309 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Channel Skip/Add – Use this feature after you run Auto Program to skip unwanted channels or add new ones. 1. Use the buttons or the [CH +/-] button to select the channel, then press 2.
Page 310 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Unrated (U.S. models only) – You have the option of blocking TV programs or movies that are not rated. See fig. View all Allows all unrated programs Block All Blocks all unrated programming Block TV...
Page 311 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.3.10 Setting the Rating You can change the Rating by selecting one of the Lock options. 1. Move the cursor to Lock and press If you are not familiar with the Parental Guidelines rating system, use one of the following preselected categories to simplify the rating selections, Child, Youth, Young Adult.
Page 312 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 3. Press to exit the menu. Timer 1 and Timer 2 (Scheduled viewing) – With the menu open, set cursor on Timer 1 or Timer 2: 1.
Page 313 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Auto Program – Perform Auto Program whenever setting up your TV. It will cycle through all available channels and program receivable channels. Tilt Correction – Press ↑ or ↓ to correct any tilt of the picture from -5 to +5, and then press to activate.
Page 314 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Cable Box Codes Satellite Receiver Codes Hamlin/Regal 222, 223, 224, 225, 226 Sony 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, Jerrold/G.I. General Electtric 207, 208, 218 227, 228, 229 Hitachi Panasonic 219, 220, 221...
Page 315 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Operating a VCR Press Power on the VCR Select channels directly Change channels Play video tape Stop Search forward or backward Pause Record Change between VCR and TV inputs Operating a DVD Press Power on the DVD...
Page 316 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.3.18 Troubleshooting If you are having a problem with your TV, try the suggestions below. If the problem persists, contact your nearest Sony dealer. No picture, no sound Make sure the power cord is plugged in.
Page 317 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.4 Television, Front Overhead The coach comes equipped with a 37” Panasonic Wide Plasma Display television set with remote control mounted in the pilot/co-pilot area. Remote control uses two AA batteries. For best results use Alkaline batteries for longer life.
Page 318 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual For COMPONENT INPUT see Component/RGB in Select section later in this manual. For RGB INPUT see Component/RGB in Select section later in this manual. 4-18.4.3 Selecting the On-Screen Menu Language To select desired language press one of the two OSD LANGUAGE arrows and then press one of the other two arrows to select language.
Page 319 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Mode Picture Explanation NORMAL will display a 4:3 picture at its NORMAL standard 4:3 size. ZOOM mode magnifies the central section of ZOOM the picture. FULL will display the picture at its maximum FULL size but with slight elongation.
Page 320 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.4.5 Adjusting PICTURE POS./SIZE figs. 19-22 During “VIDEO” and “COMPONENT” input signals choose V-POS. During “RGB” and “PC” input signal modes choose H-SIZE. NOTES: 1. Adjustment details are memorized separately for different input signal formats (Adjustments for component signals are memorized for 525i (480i), 625i (576i), 525p (480p), 1125i (1080i) and 625p (576p), 750p (720p) each, and RGB/PC signals are memorized for each frequency.) 2.
Page 321 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 When the Position Left" " button is When the Position Right " " button is pressed pressed H-POS When the Position Left " " button is When the Position Right "...
Page 322 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18-4.6 Sound Adjustment Fig. 23 Select to adjust each item. BASS – Adjusts low sounds. TREBLE – Adjusts high sounds. BALANCE – Adjusts left and right volumes. SURROUND –...
Page 323 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.4.7 Mute Useful when answering the phone or receiving unexpected visitors. 4-18.4.8 Surround Controls SURROUND Button The benefits of surround sound are enormous. You can be completely enveloped in sound;...
Page 324 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual CINEMA – Ideal for movies. ● Can be selected for VIDEO/COMPONENT. NOTE: If you would like to change the picture and color of the selected PICTURE menu to something else, adjust using the items in the PICTURE menu.
Page 325 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.4.10 Advanced Settings Item Effect Details BLACK EXTENSION Adjusts the dark shades of the image in gradiation. Less More W/B HIGH R Adjusts the white balance for light red areas. Less More W/B HIGH B...
Page 326 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.4.11 Setup for MULTI DISPLAY 1. By lining up Plasma Display in groups of 4 or 9 as illustrated below, an enlarged picture may be displayed across all screens. 2.
Page 327 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 How to set the Display location number for each Plasma Display Fig. 32 Fig. 33 DISPLAY NUMBER locations for each arrangement (2x2) (3x3) Fig. 34 Fig. 35 NOTES: •...
Page 328 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.4.12 Setting Up Timer The timer can switch the Plasma Display ON or OFF. Before attempting Timer Set, confirm the PRESENT TIME OF DAY and adjust if necessary. Then set POWER ON TIME/POWER OFF TIME.
Page 329 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.4.14 Timer Set Fig. 40 Fig. 41 Fig. 42 Fig. 43 NOTE: Timer function will not work unless “PRESENT TIME OF DAY ADJUSTMENT” is set. Rev. “G” 4-18-69...
Page 330 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.4.15 Screensaver (For preventing after-images) Do not display a still picture, especially in 4:3 mode, for any length of time. If the display must remain on, a SCREENSAVER should be used. Fig.
Page 331 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Setup of Screensaver Time Fig. 48 Fig. 49 NOTE: Timer function will not work unless “PRESENT TIME OF DAY ADJUSTMENT” is set. 4-18.4.16 Side Bar Adjust Do not display a picture in 4:3 mode for an extended period, as this cause an after-image to remain on the side bars either side of the display field.
Page 332 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Fig. 51 Fig. 52 NOTES: • Setting the side bar to bright mode for an extended period may result in occurrence of after- images. • The side bar may flash (alternate black/white) depending on the picture being shown on the screen.
Page 333 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.4.18 3D Y/C Filter – For NTSC Video Images Select “SIGNAL” from the “SET UP” menu during VIDEO input signal mode. (“SIGNAL [VIDEO]” menu is displayed.) Fig.
Page 334 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Select SIGNAL from the “SET UP” menu during RGB or PC input signal mode. Fig. 58 The following operation methods are the same for both the SIGNAL [RGB] and SIGNAL [PC]. 4-18.4.20 Sync Setting RGB sync signal Confirm that the input is set to RGB INPUT (this setting is valid...
Page 335 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-18.4.23 H-FREQ (kHz)/V-FREQ (Hz) Displaying the H (Horizontal)/V (Vertical) frequencies. This display is valid only for RGB input and PC input. Display range: Horizontal 15.5 – 110 kHz Vertical 48 –...
Page 336 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Plasma Display Panel Symptoms Check The plasma display panel is manufactured using an extremely high Some parts of the screen level of precision technology, however, sometimes some parts of the do not light up screen may be missing picture elements or have luminous spots.
Page 337 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Table 1: Rear panel connections - DIRECT TV Receiver model GAEB0 SATELLITE IN connector AUDIO OUTPUT (L) jack RF REMOTE antenna jack VIDEO OUTPUT jack TV ANTENNA/CABLE IN connecto 8 S-VIDEO jack OUT TO TV connector TELEPHONE JACK...
Page 338 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 1. Select the appropriate connection: If your TV has an S-Video jack - • Use an S-Video cable (not supplied) to connect the DIRECT TV Receiver’s S-VIDEO jack to the TV’s S-VIDEO jack. •...
Page 339 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Determine Antenna Angles This section explains how to determine the proper antenna position. This is expressed in degrees of azimuth (horizontal) and elevation (vertical). Use the receiver front panel controls shown below to complete this procedure.
Page 340 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual When you have aligned your dish antenna to the azimuth and elevation angles shown on the install pane: 1. Highlight the Signal tab. 2. Use the ► button to highlight the Source pull-down menu 3.
Page 341 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 To perform the Transponder Test: 1. Move the highlight to the Xponder Test pull-down menu. 2. Press the SELECT button. Your results will differ slightly from those shown, depending on your geographic location and specific installation.
Page 342 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.7.4 Adding System Components You can configure your DIRECT TV Receiver several ways depending on the additional audio/video components you want to use. This section explains how to: •...
Page 343 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 1. Depending on your VCR, select the appropriate connection to the DIRECT TV receiver: If your VCR has A/V connectors - • Connect the DIRECT TV Receiver’s AUDIO and VIDEO jacks to the VCR’s A/V IN jacks. If your VCR only has an RF (coaxial) connector - •...
Page 344 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual VCR SETUP menu pane 9. Scroll through the VCR brands using the joystick ▲ and ▼ buttons. If you cannot find the correct code listed for your brand of VCR, try codes from related brands, because your VCR may respond to multiple codes.
Page 345 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 1. Connect the satellite antenna RG-6 coaxial cable to the DIRECT TV Receiver’s SATELLITE IN jack. 2. Connect the DIRECT TV Receiver’s A/V jacks to the VCR and A/V receiver’s A/V jacks. 3.
Page 346 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-18.7.5 Using the Remote Control This section explains how to: • Use the HMRC-8 and HMRC-9 remote control functions. • Install and replace the remote control batteries. •...
Page 347 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 HMRC-8 Remote Control Function Quick Reference The DIRECT TV Receiver front panel buttons can provide the basic controls needed to access major DIRECT TV System features. However, using the remote control simplifies accessing the basic system functions, enhances your system’s capabilities, and provides convenient shortcuts to extended features.
Page 348 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.7.5.1 Remote Control Functions The joystick is the most versatile (and most used) remote control feature. Using only the joystick, you can perform virtually all on-screen functions including: •...
Page 349 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-8.7.5.2 Installing Remote Control Batteries To install or replace the remote control batteries: 1. Locate the battery compartment on the back of the remote control. 2. Remove the battery compartment cover. 3.
Page 350 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.7.5.4 Using DIRECT TV INTERACTIVE™ ® powered by Wink Communications DIRECT TV INTERACTIVE™ powered by Wink Communications® is a free, easy-to-use service that allows you to interact with the television shows and advertisements. When the blinking symbol appears in the upper left part of your screen, you know that the program you’re watching has been enhanced with DIRECT TV INTERACTIVE™.
Page 351 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Menu Function Overview Main Menu Tab Screens If you want to: Program Guide • View and modify the program guide. Program Guide Guide Options Theme • Change the name of a program list. Times •...
Page 352 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.7.6.1 Purchasing Pay Per View Select the Purchases menu tab to display lists of recently viewed and advance purchased pay per view events. You can choose PAST PURCHASES and UPCOMING PURCHASES.
Page 353 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-8.7.6.3 Viewing Mail DIRECT TV uses the MAIL feature to send you important information, inform you of special events, and tell you about special offers. When you receive a new message, a New Mail icon appears at the top of all menus until you read the message.
Page 354 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.7.6.5 Using the Program Director You can program up to 32 events in advance for viewing or unattended recording. The PROGRAM DIRECTOR will tune to a program at a specific date and time, or tune on a repeating basis. As shown below, you can: •...
Page 355 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 To cancel a program scheduled for viewing or taping: Find the upcoming program in the program guide you wish to cancel and press SELECT until the check mark ( ) or videotape icon ( ) disappears.
Page 356 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Setting Default and Alternate Audio Your DIRECT TV Receiver supports alternate audio services. Icons below the date and time in the Information Banner or program guide to indicate if these services are available for a particular program. Setting the Default Audio Language 1.
Page 357 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Adjusting Audio Balance To adjust the left/right audio balance, highlight and SELECT Audio Balance. Setting Left/Right Speaker Balance Use the joystick to increase or decrease the Audio Balance settings in the pop-up menu. Adjusting the Screen Image Adjust video display brightness, contrast, and saturation for the best image.
Page 358 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Using WatchWord™ Use WatchWord to search for specific words used in titles or descriptions. Press the remote control SEARCH button to access the setup pane shown below. You can specify up to eight words to identify programming of interest to you.
Page 359 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-8.7.7.1 Selecting a Program Guide Style Personalize the program guide to show program listings that interest you. You determine how your choices appear onscreen by your guide selection. Available guide styles are: •...
Page 360 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Logo Guide • Select channels, rather than specific programs. • The current program title appears above the logo grid as you highlight each channel. Only current programming is available in the Logo Guide. •...
Page 361 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-8.7.7.2 Program Guide and Menu Features The on-screen guides and menus provide a logical and convenient way to access system features and settings. Every guide and menu contain these elements: •...
Page 362 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.7.7.3 The OneLine™ Guide The OneLine™ Guide appears at the bottom of the screen when you press the joystick up or down while watching TV. You will see the channel call sign and number, titles, and program start and end times.
Page 363 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Creating a Channel List 1. Press the remote control MENU button. 2. Select the Guide Options from the MAIN MENU. 3. Use the joystick to highlight the Fav Setup tab. 4.
Page 364 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual Renaming a Channel List 1. Highlight the Rename button and press SELECT. A Rename List pop-up menu appears. You can rename the first three lists. You cannot rename the All and Family lists 2.
Page 365 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 After selecting one of these, the guide will be further filtered to show only those channels offering programs of the selected category and type. Selecting Guide Times Highlight the Times menu tab.
Page 366 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual How to Lock the System When you SELECT the Lock button, the LOCK SYSTEM pop-up panel appears. 1. Enter a four-digit passcode using the remote control. 2.
Page 367 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Setting Ratings Limits Program ratings indicate the suitability of a program’s content for a give audience. Highlight the Max Ratings tab. Highlight and SELECT the highest rating you wish to allow. The chosen rating will be checked as shown in the figure below.
Page 368 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.7.10 Frequently Asked Questions Questions? Did we forget to tell you something? We have compiled some of the most common questions and their answers here. Q I had a signal but now I am getting a message “Searching for satellite signal. To access related utilities, press SELECT.”...
Page 369 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 Q Can I receive my local TV programs through my digital satellite receiver? There are three ways to receive local programming: 1. If you are in an area where local programming is available via satellite and have the proper satellite dish antenna, contact DIRECT TV to arrange for the necessary subscription package.
Page 370 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.7.11 Manufacturers Device Control Codes Use these codes to program your remote control to operate your system components. 4-8.7.11.1 VCR Brands and Remote Control Codes BRAND CODE NUMBER BRAND CODE NUMBER...
Page 371 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 VCR Codes Cont. BRAND CODE NUMBER Technics 031, 070 Teknica 031, 019, 034, 101 Toshiba 112, 008, 131, 047, 059, 082, 001, Totevision 040, 101 Unitech Vector Research 012 Video Concepts 012, 046, 034, 141 Videosonic...
Page 372 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual TV Codes Cont. BRAND CODE NUMBER BRAND CODE NUMBER Memorex 004, 007, 072 Sharp 081, 004, 014, 019, 022, 028, 143 Metz Siemens 024, 070, 004, 024, 028, 042 Signature Minerva Sony...
Page 373 M380 Owner’s Manual________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment – 4-18 4-8.7.11.3 Aux Audio Brands and Remote Control Codes BRAND CODE NUMBER BRAND CODE NUMBER Adcom 146, 149, 227, 244 108, 178 083, 084 Mitsubishi Arcam Meridian 013, 067 Audio File 093, 098...
Page 374 4-18 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Video and Audio Equipment________________M380 Owner’s Manual 4-8.7.11.5 DVD Player Brands and Remote Control Codes BRAND CODE NUMBER BRAND CODE NUMBER Alpine Onkyo Apex Digital Panasonic 003, 039 Denon 030, 226 Philips 038, 042, 006, 007 035, 036 Pioneer 034, 005, 010...
Page 376 Using the Remote MODE SWITCH Changes remote to control other equipment, i.e., a VCR TV INPUT Great TV viewing POWER Selects which piece of equipment displays the video AV1 AV2 TV picture on your TV — TV (Satellite), VCR, DVD or AUX Turns equipment on and off, based on the is in your hands! position of the MODE SWITCH...
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Page 378 Table of Contents Chapter 1 – Introduction Welcome ......................2 About Your User Guide ..................3 Deﬁning High-Deﬁnitition ................4 Chapter 2 – Getting Connected Making the Right Connections ...............14 Safety & Care....................15 Helpful Hardware References ................18 Getting Familiar ....................24 Choose the Setup That Suits You..............
Page 379 Section Title Chapter 1 Welcome About Your User Guide Defining High-Definition...
Page 380: Chapter 1 - Introduction
Introduction Welcome Congratulations on choosing the best entertainment experience around! With its astounding variety of channels and choices and unbeatable high-deﬁnition technology… DIRECTV ® HD service offers everything you’d want in your television experience. You can expect more than ever before, with access to over 225 channels including our awesome HD selections and over 30 premium movie channels, with something sure to please everyone in the family.
Page 381: About Your User Guide
About Your User Guide look here for look here for About Your User Guide chapter title section title Before you can start enjoying your new DIRECTV HD System and service, you’ll need to know more about getting everything up and running, as well as learn all about how to use our great features.
Page 382: Deﬁning High-Deﬁnitition
Introduction Defining High-Definition What is HD, and how does it differ from regular TV? To learn more, here’s some helpful information about high-deﬁnition and your DIRECTV HD Receiver. Types of TV Broadcasts Analog TV is the type of TV broadcast you may be most familiar with. If you get your broadcasts via a standard off-air antenna, it’s the type you receive, and most broadcasts from local cable companies are analog as well.
Page 383 Defining High-Definition Equipment You’ll Need To view HD programming, you’ll need, in addition to your DIRECTV HD Receiver: 4 A high-deﬁnition TV set (or HDTV monitor) 4 A triple LNB 18” x 20” DIRECTV Multi-Satellite dish antenna To enjoy select HD programming available on off-air local channels, you will also need an off-air antenna (sold separately) connected to your DIRECTV HD Receiver.
Page 384 Introduction Resolution & Interlacing Two elements that determine the quality of a TV picture are: Resolution For TV equipment and broadcasts, resolution is deﬁned by the number of horizontal lines displayed to make up each frame of a video image. The more lines of resolution used to compose each frame, the more detailed and sharp the picture.
Page 385 Defining High-Definition Aspect Ratio In addition to resolution and interlacing, a television picture is also deﬁned by the aspect ratio of its broadcasts—referring to the shape of the screen as deﬁned by the ratio of the screen’s width to its height. For analog TV, the aspect ratio is 4 units wide by 3 units high (usually written 4:3).
Page 386 Introduction 4:3 TVs showing 16:9 programs For a standard 4:3 TV showing a wide screen program, the program is too wide to ﬁt on the screen. To alleviate this, choose: Letterbox With this format, the 16:9 image is shrunk until the entire width of the program ﬁts on your TV.
Page 387 Defining High-Definition If your display is a 4:3 format TV or Monitor, your format options include these: For 4:3 program signals: Fills TV Screen For 16:9 program signals: Letter Box Full Zoom Chapter 2...
Page 388 Introduction 16:9 TVs showing 4:3 programs For a wide screen 16:9 TV showing a standard 4:3 TV program, the program is too tall to ﬁt the screen. Your choices here include: Pillar box The 4:3 aspect ratio is maintained, the image is no longer wide enough to ﬁll the screen, so gray or black bars are seen at the left and right edges.
Page 389 Defining High-Definition If your display is a 16:9 format TV or Monitor, your format options include these: For 4:3 program signals: Pillar Box Full Zoom For 16:9 program signals: Fills TV Screen Chapter 1...
Page 390 Introduction Dolby Digital 5.1 ® The recommended audio format for HDTV is Dolby Digital 5.1. ® This format offers ﬁve discrete channels of mid- and high-range digital audio, plus one channel of low-frequency (subwoofer) audio for use by A/V receivers capable of decoding the 5.1 channel signal.
Page 391 Chapter 2 Making the Right Connections Safety & Care Helpful Hardware References Getting Familiar Choose the Setup That Suits You Guided Setup and Activation Options For Changing Video Output...
Page 392: Chapter 2 - Getting Connected
Getting Connected Making the Right Connections Ready to connect your DIRECTV HD Receiver and your other components? ® Whether you’re having your system professionally installed or handling it yourself, be sure to read over the following few pages to familiarize yourself with some important tips for safety and care.
Page 393: Safety & Care
Safety & Care Safety & Care We highly recommend plugging Your DIRECTV HD System has been designed and manufactured to stringent quality and the DIRECTV HD Receiver into safety standards. You should, however, be aware of the following important precautions for a surge protector to prevent safe and optimal use of the equipment.
Page 394 Getting Connected 6) Have your DIRECTV HD Receiver professionally serviced (do not attempt to service it yourself ) if: The power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed Liquid has spilled into the product or it has been exposed to water The receiver has been dropped or damaged The receiver exhibits a distinct change in performance The receiver does not operate normally when you follow operating instructions as...
Page 395 Care of Your Receiver IMPORTANT: Be sure not to place 13) Do not drop your DIRECTV HD Receiver and always move it with care. your DIRECTV HD Receiver near 14) Place it on a ﬂat, hard surface — do not operate the DIRECTV HD Receiver on a anything WET or HOT! carpet or other padded surface.
Page 396: Helpful Hardware References
Getting Connected Helpful Hardware References General Satellite Dish Antenna This is your “dish” and related hardware, afﬁxed to your roof or other surface, which picks up the broadcast signals from our satellites. DIRECTV HD Receiver (or Satellite Receiver) Your DIRECTV HD Receiver picks up the signal from your satellite dish antenna and POWER translates it into viewable TV programming (plus the remote control).
Page 397 Helpful Hardware Reference Digital Cables & Connections HDMI Jack and Cable HDMI stands for High-Deﬁnition Multimedia Interface. It offers a high-quality connection that combines the video and audio signal into a single cable. The HDMI jack uses HDCP content protection to allow you to view HD programming that has been encoded using the HDCP protection system.
Page 398 Getting Connected Digital Audio Outputs (Optical Jack and Cable) The Digital Audio Optical cable provides the best quality audio. The jack and cable use light to send digital audio data to A/V receivers equipped to receive and interpret it. The jack and cable (cable not included) must be aligned before plugging in, and may be covered by protective caps, which must be removed before making connections.
Page 399 Helpful Hardware Standard Cables and Connections Note that use of any of the connections listed below will not deliver an HDTV picture. If you use the following connections, you will see a standard-deﬁnition TV picture. S-Video Jack and Cable S-Video jacks and cables provide the best picture quality among standard connections. You will still need to connect the left and right audio cables to the TV because the S-Video cable only carries the picture signal, not sound.
Page 400 Getting Connected Other Connections Telephone Jack and Cord The telephone line cord is required to connect your DIRECTV HD Receiver to a land-based telephone line if you choose to subscribe to DIRECTV programming. The phone line connection is used to periodically call DIRECTV. You will need an RJ11-type modulator jack (the most common type of phone jack).
Page 401 Helpful Hardware Reference Optional Audio/Video and Electronics Switch Box A small box that lets you connect multiple devices to your TV, allowing you to switch easily between your DIRECTV programming, VCR, DVD player, game system, etc. A/V Receiver More sophisticated than a switch box, it provides all the same advantages, and may offer additional features such as the ability to hook up to multiple speakers.
Page 402: Getting Familiar
Getting Connected Getting Familiar DIRECTV HD Receiver Front Panel POWER DIRECTV ® HD Receiver H10 9 10 Your equipment may not look exactly like the model illustrated. 1) POWER – Turns your DIRECTV HD Receiver on or off. Most people leave the power to the DIRECTV HD Receiver on at all times, then just use the remote to turn on their TV set to view programming.
Page 403 Getting Familiar Insert your DIRECTV Access Card Locate the access card that came packed with your DIRECTV HD Receiver materials and insert the card, facing upward, fully into the slot. Chapter 2...
Page 404 Getting Connected Receiver Rear Panel 9 9 9 9 OFF AIR IN OFF AIR IN 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 6 6 6 6 8 8 8 8 1 1 0 0 Your equipment may not look exactly like the model illustrated. 1) OFF-AIR IN –...
Page 405 Getting Familiar 6) S-VIDEO – Provides the best non-digital picture quality, better than VIDEO RCA-type or RF coaxial jacks. If your TV has an S-Video jack, use it along with the audio jacks (S- Video only carries picture information, not sound) to connect to your TV. 7) DIGITAL AUDIO OPTICAL –...
Page 406: Choose The Setup That Suits You
Getting Connected Choose the Setup That Suits You There are several ways to connect your receiver to match your particular equipment setup and to gain When working with cables, be optimum signal quality. The following pages illustrate some of the most common setups. Keep in sure to connect corresponding mind that the back panels of your TV and other equipment may not exactly match those illustrated.
Page 407 Choose the Setup That Suits You �� OFF AIR IN OFF AIR IN � � � � � � � � � � HIGH QUALITY CONNECTION The back panels of your equipment may not look exactly like those illustrated. Note COPYRIGHT LIMITATIONS: Copyright restrictions on some HD programming may prevent you from viewing high deﬁnition programming in HD format with your DIRECTV HD Receiver.
Page 408 Getting Connected Connecting your DIRECTV HD Receiver to an HDTV with YPbPr Component Video and Digital Audio Inputs Connect your satellite dish antenna to the DIRECTV HD Receiver. Connect the RG-6 coaxial cable from your satellite dish to the jack labeled SATELLITE IN on the DIRECTV HD Receiver. Connect the off-air antenna to the DIRECTV HD Receiver (optional).
Page 409 Choose the Setup That Suits You �� OFF AIR IN OFF AIR IN � � � � � � � � � � GOOD QUALITY CONNECTION The back panels of your equipment may not look exactly like those illustrated. Chapter 2...
Page 410: Guided Setup And Activation
Getting Connected Guided Setup and Activation Want to ﬁnish setting up some of the functions later? Just Now that your receiver and equipment are all hooked up and plugged in, you’re ready to ﬁnish press MENU on your remote, all the details to begin receiving your DIRECTV service. press SELECT on Settings then 1) Make sure the MODE SWITCH on the remote control is set to DIRECTV.
Page 411: Options For Changing Video Output
Guided Setup and Activation are located between two network areas and intend to receive programming from both via your off-air antenna. 4Guided Setup Complete: the ﬁnal screen in the Guided Setup process. If you’re setting up both your dish and antenna, the receiver will need to reset at this point in order to receive program guide information for the digital off-air channels in your area.
Page 412 Getting Connected If you’ve indicated that your TV supports All (1080i, 720p, and 480i/p), then your cycle would also include 720p (and Native if you turned the Native feature ON). The FORMAT button allows you or other guests using your system to easily cycle all resolution and format settings with a single key until the picture displays the way they like it.
Page 413 Guided Setup and Activation The DIRECTV ® HD Receiver provides several display formats as shown in the following table. It also shows the formats available at each output terminal. SETTINGS Front Panel Remote Control Unit Resolution Native Resolution Indicators FORMAT Key Cycle 480i/p 720p 1080i...
Page 414 Getting Connected Using Your IR/RF Remote to Control Your DIRECTV HD Receiver The remote control included with your DIRECTV HD Receiver works in either IR (infrared) or RF (radio frequency). IR is the “typical” type of remote you are already familiar with from other remotes you may have —...
Page 415 Guided Setup and Activation Receiving Local “Off-Air” Broadcast Channels The DIRECTV HD Receiver can tune to both satellite and locally transmitted, off-air broadcast HD channels, and will display these local channels in the Guide. In order to receive off-air channels, attach an off-air antenna to the OFF-AIR IN as instructed in the “Getting Connected”...
Page 416 Getting Connected Don’t Wait, Activate! Once all the setup processes are complete, all that’s left to do is activate your DIRECTV service. Before you make the call, be sure to: Tune to Channel 100 and be sure you’re picking up a satellite signal (DIRECTV channel). Have on hand your service address, social security number and a valid major credit card.
Page 417 Section Title Chapter 3 Watching TV The Guide Autotune Pay Per View Chapter 3...
Page 418: Chapter 3 - What's On
What’s On Watching TV Now that everything’s set up, you’re ready to grab your remote and get clicking! With the MODE SWITCH to the left (under the DIRECTV logo), press TV POWER ON. To access the channel of your choice, simply key in its numbers on your remote (the channel will appear in a few seconds, or press ENTER after the numbers and it will appear right away).
Page 419 The Channel Banner The Channel Banner Any time you tune to a channel, you’ll see the channel banner appear across the top of the screen. This banner holds all sorts of useful information and options: 4 5 6 7 The channel banner gives you 1) Current date &...
Page 420 What’s On To remove the channel banner from the screen, you can always press EXIT. The banner will disappear on its own — or time out — after a few seconds. Dolby Digital You can also view the channel banner for a program you’re watching or that you’ve highlighted by pressing INFO.
Page 421: The Guide
The Guide The Guide Overview of the DIRECTV Advanced Program Guide ® The Guide is your helpful tool that displays listings of current and upcoming programs. Find out what’s on (now or later), change the channel, ﬁnd and purchase a pay per view movie or event, even do a special search for a program you’re interested in.
Page 422 What’s On AV1 AV2 TV INPUT POWER 4) Navigating through the Guide is simple: The UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys move you through the listings and time slots. Highlighting a program will show you its description. SELECT Use the CHAN key up or down to move through channels, a full page up or down.
Page 423: Autotune
Autotune Autotune Try one-touch convenience with A great way to catch all your favorites One-Touch Autotune. Just highlight Is there a favorite show you keep missing, or a movie you’ve been meaning to watch? Like to a program in the Guide and press make sure you don’t miss the big game? You’ll want to try the Autotune feature –...
Page 424 What’s On Whenever you’ve set up a program to autotune, a related icon will appear on the listing. Any time you’d like to view the programs you’ve set to autotune, press LIST on your remote to access the To Do List. Here, you can also view and alter your autotuned programs through Like to record a program you’ve the Scheduler which you’ll ﬁnd under Settings in the Quick Menu (see page 51 or more info).
Page 425: Pay Per View
Autotune Pay Per View You don’t have to go out for the best and biggest movies and special events! Recent hits and events like sports, comedy and more are available 24 hours a day for a one-time purchase price on DIRECTV Pay Per View. You’ll ﬁnd them listed in the Guide just like other showings, starting at channel 100.
Page 427 Section Title Chapter 4 What’s On the MENU? 51 Settings 55 Audio Options Category Sort Pay Per View Find By Date & Time Favorites Previous Channels Caller ID & Messages Parental Controls Chapter 4...
Page 428: Chapter 4 - The Quick Menu
The Quick Menu What’s on the MENU? All sorts of great things! With the MENU key on your remote, accessing useful information and many handy features is a snap with the Quick Menu. Some of the items you’ll see depend on which screen is currently displayed.
Page 429: Settings
Help & Settings Settings Want to have things just your way? From the Quick Menu SELECT Settings, here, you’ll ﬁnd all kinds of ways to customize, adjust and keep track of your DIRECTV viewing experience. ® Setup When you ﬁrst enter Setup, your System Setup status screen will be displayed. To view all the different settings that are currently in force, hit the RIGHT arrow and PAGE down through the screen.
Page 430 The Quick Menu Audio This screen allows you to make changes to your language audio setting. The default audio language for your system is English. Press SELECT on the language options to ﬁnd and choose a new one. Audio language settings only affect programs with a Secondary Audio Program (SAP) in the language you’ve selected.
Page 431 Help & Settings Scheduler This feature gives you an overview of and access to all the programs you’ve set to autotune or purchase. From the Quick Menu SELECT Scheduler, and you’ll see the current status screen. You can choose other options from the menu item to the left. To Do List Selecting the To Do List will display all of the upcoming programs you have set to Autotune, including all pay per view showings.
Page 432 The Quick Menu Favorites Check the current status of your Favorites list(s) by clicking here, and make changes if you like. See page 61 for more details. Parental Controls Check the current restrictions of your Parental Controls by clicking here, and make any adjustments.
Page 433: Audio Options
Audio Options Audio Options Some programs have alternate audio available (such as other language tracks or Dolby Digital). You can set the default so that when ever a program has alternate audio available, it automatically plays this audio, or you can change the alternate audio temporarily for the program you are watching.
Page 434: Category Sort
The Quick Menu Category Sort This handy tool lets you temporarily arrange the Guide to view only programs in a particular category such as Movies, Sports or News. 1) While in the Guide, press MENU 2) Arrow to Category Sort and press SELECT 3) Select the genre you want, and you’ll be able to further narrow your choices by subcategories (i.e., Movies, Comedy).
Page 435: Pay Per View
Pay Per View Pay Per View Just highlight and select a pay per This option enables you to check out DIRECTV ® Pay Per View listings by category. view item from your list if you’d like to schedule a viewing. See page 45 page 1) While in the Guide, press MENU.
Page 436: Find By
The Quick Menu Find By Would you like to locate a particular program, movie or sports event you want to see — even shows starring a favorite actor, or games with your favorite team? Find by offers some easy ways to spot just what you want. 1) Press MENU.
Page 437 Find By 4) Once you’ve found a program you’re after, all you have to do is highlight and select the title to display when the program is on. 5) If the program listed is currently on, then selecting it will tune to it. If the program is upcoming, the selecting it will bring you to the info screen.
Page 438: Date & Time
The Quick Menu Date & Time Here’s a convenient way to look several days ahead in the Guide, without having to scroll through pages of programs. You can quickly see what’s on during a speciﬁc day or time. 1) While the Guide press MENU. 2) Then scroll down to Date &...
Page 439: Favorites
Favorites Favorites Wouldn’t it be nice to have all the channels you like best, right-at-hand? Or a grouping of family channels just for the kids? Favorites allows you to set up special, customized List of Channels that shows only those channels you choose both in the Guide and while channel surﬁng Live TV.
Page 440: Previous Channels
The Quick Menu Previous Channels While watching live TV, you can easily surf between your four most recent channels when you select Previous Channels from the Quick Menu — perfect for keeping up with different games, or tracking breaking news. Select Previous Channels, and a list will appear showing up to the last four channels viewed.
Page 441: Caller Id & Messages
Caller ID & Messages Caller ID & Messages Remember, you must already have Here you’ll be able to access communications from DIRECTV. If you have Caller ID Caller ID service from your phone service*, you can also view phone calls you’ve received. company to use this feature! Caller ID Here you can turn Caller ID on and off, set the number of calls kept in your log and view...
Page 442 The Quick Menu 4 Choose the Service tab. Here you can choose to turn Caller ID on or off, set the number of calls to keep in your log, and turn notiﬁcation on or off. 4 The Call Log tab displays your recent incoming calls. Highlight and select a name, and you have the opportunity to call the number or delete that listing from your log.
Page 443: Parental Controls
Parental Controls Parental Controls Would you like to set some limits on your children’s viewing habits? Parental Controls enables one or more “keepers of the passcode” to place certain restrictions on just who’s watching what. Whether it’s for mature content or spending amounts, you’re always able to keep limitations where you want them for the whole family.
Page 444 The Quick Menu 4 Other shows To block programming that has no rating — such as news and sports and shows with a rating of “None” — select the Other tab. 5) If you are done setting your Parental Controls, don’t forget to lock the receiver. Press SELECT on Lock Now.
Page 445 Parental Controls Hours This feature allows you to set a range of allowable viewing hours for different days of the week. Just select your preferences to set up any limits. Now, lock it Once you’ve decided on the restrictions you want, choose Lock Now. You’ll be directed to create a passcode (which you’ll want to make easy enough to remember, but hard enough that the little ones won’t guess it!).
Page 446 The Quick Menu Let me in…! Don’t worry — temporarily or permanently unlocking is easy. To temporarily unlock a particular program: 1) When any controls are currently activated, a message with the option to Unlock Now will appear if you try to tune to a restricted program. 2) SELECT Unlock Now and enter the password.
Page 447 Section Title Chapter 5 Perform a Code Search Troubleshooting Limited Warranty FCC Customer Information Registration Information Index Chapter 5...
Page 448: Perform A Code Search
Other Information Perform a Code Search on Your Remote Control If you were not able to ﬁnd a code for your brand of TV or component, then you can try a code search. This process may take up to 30 minutes. 1) First turn on the TV or component.
Page 449: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Many problems can be corrected by performing a simple reset of the DIRECTV HD You can ﬁnd additional Receiver. If you experience the following: troubleshooting help at DIRECTV.com. 4 Image freezes 4 Audio freezes 4 Blank screen 4 Won’t respond to front panel button or remote control Try one of these: 4 Press the red RESET button behind the access panel door on the front of the DIRECTV HD Receiver, then wait for program guide information to be acquired.
Page 450 Other Information DIRECTV HD Receiver Problems Progress bar freezes during Satellite Data Acquisition This is normal. The progress bar times out after two minutes. If your screen is still blank for two minutes after the progress bar times out, follow these steps to restart your receiver: 1) Press the red RESET button behind the access panel door on the front of the DIRECTV HD Receiver.
Page 451 Troubleshooting Problems with Caller ID 4 You must subscribe to Caller ID service through your local phone company. Also, check to be sure your Caller ID feature is turned on (see page 63). 4 If you are plugging your receiver to a wireless phone jack, note that it typically does not transmit Caller ID information and you may need a special wireless phone jack to use with Caller ID service.
Page 452 Other Information Turns off while playing 4 Electronic protection circuit may have been activated because of a power surge. Wait 30 seconds, then turn on again. 4 Unplug DIRECTV HD Receiver for a few minutes, then plug back in. If this happens frequently, the voltage in your house may be abnormally high or low.
Page 453 Troubleshooting Closed caption displays overlap If you turn on closed captions on both your DIRECTV HD Receiver and your TV, you may see overlapping closed captions. To avoid this, turn on closed captions on only one or the other, not both. Left/right side of screen doesn’t match with TV in HDMI/Component mode Your particular brand of TV may use a different screen offset.
Page 454 Other Information Loss of local, off-air (ATSC) channels The following conditions may cause loss of local, off-air channels: Your local broadcast time may have changed. Many digital broadcasts are not aired 24 hours per day. The signal strength for your local station may not be strong enough due to atmospheric conditions, obstructions, or antenna location.
Page 455 Troubleshooting Aspect ratio problems. Why do I see black bars and gray bars? Your aspect ratio and screen format may be set improperly for your TV or the program you are watching. Press the FORMAT key on your remote to cycle through the available settings. You may have to change the display settings in System Setup as follows: 4 Press MENU on the remote.
Page 456 Other Information Cannot change black bars. Many broadcasters transmit black bars as part of the video for a program. Only black bars generated by the receiver can be changed. Color looks wrong (dark areas, everything is red, green, or blue, or skin tones are washed out) 4 If the dark areas are bars at the edges of the screen, it is probably due to the aspect ratio setting.
Page 457 Troubleshooting Temporary loss of the satellite signal or Searching for Satellite Signal message Your satellite system may be experiencing rain fade, a temporary loss of the satellite signal due to unusually heavy rain clouds or rainfall. Rain fade is usually brief, lasting only as long as the heavy rain cloud condition persists.
Page 458 Other Information Remote Control Problems Problems with the remote control Check that nothing is between the remote control and the remote sensor. Make sure the remote control is in DIRECTV mode. Slide the mode switch to the DIRECTV position so the remote will control the DIRECTV HD Receiver. Check the batteries in the remote control.
Page 459 Troubleshooting TV Problems Blank screen Check that the components connected to the input jacks are turned on. Try another channel. See “Wrong picture, bluescreen...” and Receiver will not turn on” on page 72. TV turns on or changes channels unexpectedly An Autotune may have been activated.
Page 460 Other Information Running the System Test The System Test allows you to run a basic diagnostics check on your DIRECTV HD Receiver. If you are experiencing any trouble with your receiver, run the system test. It will also allow you to get your access card and receiver ID numbers or to initiate diagnostic procedures on your digital satellite receiver.
Page 461 Troubleshooting Fine-Tuning the Signal If you self-installed your satellite dish antenna, you may have already used Guided Setup to ﬁnd the dish-pointing coordinates, acquire and ﬁne-tune the signal and run a system test. If you need to run Guided Setup again, select Settings from the Quick Menu, then select Guided Setup.
Page 462: Limited Warranty
Other Information LIMITED 90 DAY WARRANTY DIRECTV warrants your DIRECTV HD Receiver (Model Number: H10) and any included accessories against defects in material or workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days after the date of purchase. WHO IS COVERED? You must have proof of purchase to receive warranty service.
Page 463 Limited Warranty SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. WHAT IS EXCLUDED? Your warranty does NOT cover: Labor charges for installation or setup of the product. Installation, performance of, or repair of: audio/video cabling, telephone line, or accessory attachments used with the product.
Page 464 Other Information MAKE SURE YOU KEEP... Please keep your sales receipt or other document showing proof of purchase. Attach it to this User Guide and keep both nearby. Also keep the original box and packing material in case you need to return your product. BEFORE REQUESTING REPAIR SERVICE...
Page 465 Limited Warranty ALL WARRANTIES IMPLIED BY LAW, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE EXPRESSLY LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ANY WARRANTIES IMPLIED BY THE LAW OF ANY STATE OF THE U.S.A., THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, GUARANTEES, AGREEMENTS AND SIMILAR OBLIGATIONS OF DIRECTV.
Page 466 Other Information DIRECTV PROTECTION PLAN DIRECTV PROTECTION PLAN Protect your DIRECTV System with the DIRECTV PROTECTION PLAN. For a low ® monthly fee, the DIRECTV PROTECTION PLAN covers the components of your DIRECTV System, giving you peace of mind and comprehensive support to ensure that you and your family enjoy nonstop DIRECTV entertainment.
Page 467 Limited Warranty Get ALL THAT FOR JUST $5.99 a month for accounts with standard DIRECTV Receivers and only $7.99 a month for accounts with DIRECTV DVR, DIRECTV HD Receivers, ® or DIRECTV Receivers with UltimateTV Service. This one low monthly fee covers every DIRECTV component and receiver on your account.
Page 468: Fcc Customer Information
Other Information FCC Information Declaration of Conformity—Standards to which Conformity is declared: FCC Part 15 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Page 469 FCC Customer Information Reorient or relocate the receiving satellite dish antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and the DIRECTV HD Receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the DIRECTV HD Receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Page 470 Other Information To be certain of the number of devices that may be connected to a line, as determined by the total RENs, contact your local telephone company. The REN for this product is part of the product identiﬁer that has the format US:AAAEQ##TXXXX. The digits represented by ## are the REN without the decimal point (e.g., 03 is a REN of 0.3).
Page 471 FCC Customer Information DO NOT DISASSEMBLE THIS EQUIPMENT. It does not contain any user-serviceable components. We recommend the installation of an AC surge arrester in the AC outlet to which this equipment is connected. Telephone companies report that electrical surges, typically lightning transients, are very destructive to customer terminal equipment connected to AC power sources.
Page 472: Registration Information
Other Information Registration Information Product Registration Please ﬁll out the product registration card (packed separately) and return it immediately, or register online at DIRECTV.com. Returning the card allows us to contact you if needed. Product Information Keep your sales receipt to obtain warranty parts and service and for proof of purchase.
Page 474: Index
Other Information Index DIRECTV Mode 73, 80 HDMI 12, 19, 27, 28, 35, 75, 81 DIRECTV PROTECTION PLAN 88– 89 Disable HDTV 4–8, 10, 12, 19, 21, 30, 32, 34, 52, 72, 75, 77, 99 notiﬁcation 64 Access Card 17, 18, 25, 52, 94 Highlight And Select 57, 59, 62, 65 Dish-pointing Coordinates 83 Alternate Audio i, 41, 55, 99...
Page 475 Index Reset 52, 78. Tuning to a program Notiﬁcation See also Troubleshooting Autotune iii, 39, 42, 44, 45, 46, Caller ID 64 Factory Defaults 47, 53, 57, 81, 99 Resolution 6, 32, 34, 35, 52, 75 Turn On/Off Notice 63 RF Antenna 22 TV Aspect Ratio 33 Parental Control 99...
Page 477 Icon Reference Those Arrow thingies Indicate that a show’s start or end time is earlier or later than is visible in the Guide program cell. LEFT and RIGHT arrows on the remote offer special functionality. Objects are scrollable above or below the visible window. UP and DOWN arrows on the receiver front panel offer special functionality.
Page 478 We’re always here to help! DIRECTV is firmly committed to offering the highest quality in customer service and support. Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns. When you call DIRECTV, you’ll need to provide your receiver’s access card number and model number and your DIRECTV account number.
Page 479 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Electronic Step – 4-19 4-19 Electronic Step_______ _____________________________ 4-19.1 Description and Operation The motor home is equipped with a single electronic step that automatically extends when motor home door is open and also has a switch just inside the door that enables the step as well. The control unit is essentially a current sensor as well as a switching device.
Page 480 4-19 – Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Electronic Step___________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 7. The “Last Out” feature is only operative the first time the door is opened after the vehicle ignition is turned off. When the vehicle ignition is on, the step will always activate with the door movement, regardless of the power switch position.
Page 481 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Electronic Step – 4-19 4-19.2 Maintenance and Lubrication Clean all must, salt, and road grime from the step before lubricating. Lubricate all moving parts (bearings, pivot points, slides, clevis pin, and drive linkage ball) every 30 days with a good quality moisture and heat resistant penetrating grease.
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Page 483 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis – 5-1 5-1 Engine, Transmission and Chassis_ ___________________ 5-1.1 General Inspection To ensure safety and convenience and to minimize operating costs, the Operator should establish a routine inspection regimen. Any suspected malfunctions or defects should be reported to maintenance personnel and corrected before further operation of the vehicle.
Page 484 5 – Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis______________________M380 Owner’s Manual Final check while the motor home is starting to move: • Check that seatbelt is secure. • Check that brake action feels sure and positive; not spongy. • Watch for any unusual feeling, behavior, or noises in steering and check that the bus is generally under control and tracking straight.
Page 485 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis – 5-1 3 Months or 24,000 Miles • Inspect Bendix air dryer. • Check for loose or disconnected electrical connections and damaged wiring. • Check the vehicle brake warning system. • 6 Months or 6,000 Miles •...
Page 486 5 – Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis______________________M380 Owner’s Manual 5-1.3 Engine Quick Reference Guide 5-1.3.1 Cooling Routine Maintenance Recommendations • Check every 18,000 miles/6 months • Change coolant filter every 18,000 miles/6 months • Drain and flush system every 72,000 miles/2 years and refille with heavy-duty coolant. Use a 50/50 mix of water and antifreeze.
Page 487 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis – 5-1 Recommended for use in ambient temperatures consistently below -13°F (-25°C) for improved engine cranking and flowability. Should NOT BE USED to extend oil drain intervals. Engine Break-In Oil Special break-in oil should not be used. If synthetic or synthetic blend oil has been used prior to an engine rebuild, petroleum-based oil should be used for the first oil change interval, after which use of synthetic oil can be resumed.
Page 488 5 – Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis______________________M380 Owner’s Manual Cause Correction Cause Correction Inspect the engine for external oil leaks. Tighten the capscrews, Engine angularity during Refer to the Engine Lubricating oil leak operation exceeds …. Specifications in this ….
Page 489 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis – 5-1 Air Filter and Intake System Follow RV manufacturer’s recommended filter change interval. Visually inspect intake air components at each oil change for cracks or loose connections. Charge Air Cooler The long-term integrity of the CAC (Charge Air Cooler) system is the responsibility of the vehicle and component manufacturers.
Page 490 5 – Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis______________________M380 Owner’s Manual A worn tensioner that has play in it or a belt that “walks” off its pulley possibly indicates pulley misalignment. This measurement can be taken with a straightedge and an inclinometer. Install the belt.
Page 491 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis – 5-1 Most, but not all, of the electronic fault codes will light a lamp when they are active. There are three possible lamps that can be illuminated when a fault code is active: The WARNING or CHECK ENGINE lamp is yellow and indicates the need to repair the fault at the first available opportunity.
Page 492 5 – Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis______________________M380 Owner’s Manual The fault code will flash in the following sequence: 1. A yellow WARNING lamp will flash. 2. There is a short 1- or 2-second pause. 3. The fault code will flash on the red STOP lamp.
Page 493 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________Maintenance/Service Procedures – Engine, Transmission, Chassis – 5-1 Engine Time Offset This feature is part of the Trip Information System. The value entered here will be added to the total ECM time to equal the total engine time. This allows the time on the engine to be entered when the ECM is replaced.
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Page 495 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________________Maintenance/Service Procedures - Generator – 5-2 5-2 Generator___________________________________ ____ Your motor home is equipped with a Powertech Generator system. For maintenance and service procedures for this system refer to the following sections. 5-2.1 Generator Maintenance/Service Procedures CAUTION: To avoid personal injury: •...
Page 496 5-2 – Generator - Maintenance/Service Procedures______________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual IMPORTANT: • Air cleaner should be cleaned more often in dusty conditions than in normal conditions. • After 6 times of cleaning. • Consult your local KUBOTA Dealer for this service. • Replace only if necessary.
Page 497 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________________Maintenance/Service Procedures - Generator – 5-2 Grade of Diesel Fuel Oil According to ASTM D975 Flash Point, Water and Carbon Residue Ash. Weight Sediment, on 10% Volume % Residuum, % Min. Max. Max. Max. 0.05 0.35 0.01 (125) Distillation Viscosity Viscosity...
Page 498 5-2 – Generator - Maintenance/Service Procedures______________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 5-2.2.4 Checking the Fuel Pipes CAUTION: To avoid personal injury: Check or replace the fuel pipes after stopping the engine. Broken fuel pipes can cause fires. Check the fuel pipes every 50 hours of operation. When/If: 1.
Page 499 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________________Maintenance/Service Procedures - Generator – 5-2 5-2.3.1 Checking Oil Level and Adding Engine Oil 1. Check the engine oil level before starting or more than 5 minutes after stopping the engine. 2. Remote the oil level gauge, wipe it clean and reinstall it. 3.
Page 500 5-2 – Generator - Maintenance/Service Procedures______________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 2. Remove the drain plug at the bottom of the engine, and drain all the old oil. Oil will drain easier when the oil is warm. (1) Oil drain plug 3. Add new engine oil up to the upper limit of the oil level gauge. 5-2.3.3 Replacing the Oil Filter Cartridge CAUTION: To avoid personal injury: •...
Page 501 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________________Maintenance/Service Procedures - Generator – 5-2 5-2.3.5 Checking Coolant Level, Adding Coolant 1. Remove the radiator cap after the engine has completely cooled, and check to see that coolant reaches the supply port. (1) Radiator pressure cap 2. If the radiator is provided with a reserve tank, check the coolant level of the reserve tank. When it is between the “FULL”...
Page 502 5-2 – Generator - Maintenance/Service Procedures______________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual IMPORTANT: • If the radiator cap has to be removed, follow the caution and securely retighten the cap. • If coolant should be leaking, consult your local KUBOTA dealer. • Make sure that muddy or seawater does not enter the radiator. •...
Page 503 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________________Maintenance/Service Procedures - Generator – 5-2 Replace hoses and hose clamps every 2 years, or earlier, if checked and found that hoses are swollen, hardened or cracked. 5-2.3.9 Precaution at Overheating Take the following actions in the event the coolant temperature is reaching or exceeding the boiling point, this is called “Overheating”.
Page 504 5-2 – Generator - Maintenance/Service Procedures______________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual IMPORTANT: When the anti-freeze is mixed with water, the anti-freeze mixing ratio must be less than 50%. Freezing Point Boiling Point** Vol % Anti-freeze **At 1.013x10 Pa (760mmHg) pressure (atmospheric). A higher boiling point is obtained by using a radiator pressure cap, which permits the development of pressure within the cooling system.
Page 505 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________________Maintenance/Service Procedures - Generator – 5-2 5-2.3.15 Dust Indicator (optional) If the red signal on the dust indicator attached to the air cleaner is visible, the air cleaner has reached the service level. Clean the element immediately, and reset the signal with the “RESET” button. (1) “RESET”...
Page 506 5-2 – Generator - Maintenance/Service Procedures______________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual (1) Battery electrolyte level (A) “TOO LOW” (B) “PROPER” (C) “TOO HIGH” 2. To slow charge the battery, connect the charger positive terminal to the battery positive terminal, and the negative to the negative, then recharge in the standard fashion. 3.
Page 507 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________________Maintenance/Service Procedures - Generator – 5-2 5-2.3.18 Direction for Long Term Storage 1. When storing the engine for long periods of time, remove the battery, adjust the electrolyte to the proper level, and store in a dry and dark place. 2.
Page 508 5-2 – Generator - Maintenance/Service Procedures______________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual (1) Fan belt (A) 7 to 9mm (0.28 to 0.35 in.) (2) Bolt and nut (under load of 10 kgf (22.1 lbs.) 5-2.6 Troubleshooting If the engine does not function properly, use the following chart to identify and correct the cause. 5-2.6.1 When it is difficult to start the engine.
Page 509 M380 Owner’s Manual_______________________________________Maintenance/Service Procedures - Generator – 5-2 5-2.6.2 When output is insufficient Cause Possible Solution Clean orifice and needle valve, being very careful not to damage Carbon stuck around orifice of the nozzle orifice. nozzle piece Check nozzle to see if good. If not, replace with new parts. Bad valve and excessive wear of rings, pistons and liners cause Compression is insufficient.
Page 510 5-2 – Generator - Maintenance/Service Procedures______________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 5-2.6.5 When engine must be stopped immediately Cause Possible Solution Engine revolution suddenly Check the adjustments, injection timing and the fuel system. decreases or increases. Unusual sound is heard Check all moving parts carefully. suddenly.
Page 511 Below is a list of parts that in the course of normal maintenance need replacing. When available the corresponding part numbers have been provided. If the part number you are looking for is not provided call Blue Bird Customer Service at (800) 992-6337 or locally (478) 822-2356 for assistance. 6-1.1 Filters...
Page 512 6-1 – Normal Maintenance Replacement Parts________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 6-1.2 Bulbs Normal Replacement Parts Aisle Light Bulbs Amber Clearance Light 1280601 Backup Lights Bulbs Bulb 1156 2255651 Bulb 12 Volt/10 Watt 0011167 Bulb 12V/12 Watt 2005 0011061 Bulb 12V/5 Watt 6418 0011062 Bulb 193 0002120...
Page 513 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________________________Normal Maintenance Replacement Parts – 6-1 6-1.3 Fuses Fuses Backup Lights Fuse Landing Lights Fuse Headlight Fuse Fog Lamp Fuse Park/Clearance Light Fuse Spotlight Fuse Map Light Fuse Auto 50 Amp 0015990 100 Amp - Mega 0041531 125 Amp - Mega 0006151 200 Amp - Mega 1864362...
Page 514 6-1 – Normal Maintenance Replacement Parts________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 6-1.4 Miscellaneous Parts Normal Replacement Parts AC Belts 1/2x47 Gates 9002-2046 Battery - Chassis Battery - House Belts for Engine Carbon Monoxide Detector Assy. 0041748 Compressor, Air 120 Vac Junair 0034356 Engine Door Gas Spring (locking) 1983766 Engine Door Gas Spring (non-locking) 1328616...
Page 515 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________________Service Procedures - Chassis – 6-2 6-2 Chassis_______________ _____________________________ 6-2.1 Lubrication Points NOTE: There are also two universal joints on drive shaft to include in Lubrication Points. 6-2.2 Tire/Wheel Change Procedure The wheel/tire assemblies used on your motor home are heavy-duty truck-type. They are heavy and may be difficult to handle.
Page 516 6-2 – Service Procedures - Chassis____________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 7. Pull off lug nut covers. 8. Install wheel saver. NOTE: It is recommended that the wheel saver be used when loosening or torquing lug nuts. 9. Loosen lug nuts slightly, then jack up motor home until tire is clear of ground. Solidly support the vehicle under the main frame rails with jack stands or blocks before working under or around the motor home.
Page 517 M380 Owner’s Manual____________________________________________________Service Procedures - Chassis – 6-2 6-2.3 Tire Inflation – Towing – Trailer 6-2.3.1 Tire Inflation Under-inflation causes needless tire wear and promotes excessive fuel consumption. Check tire pressures on a regular basis. The Federal Certification Label shows the cold tire inflation pressures necessary to support the Gross Axle Weight Ratings.
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Page 519 M380 Owner’s Manual________________________________________________________Interior and Exterior Care – 7-1 7-1 Interior/Exterior Care___________ ____________________ 7-1.1 Cabinets The M380 Motor Home comes with several cabinets. These are finished with a high quality nitro- cellulose lacquer. Select a non-alcohol based cleaner for cleaning cabinets. Cleaners recommended for cleaning cabinets are Pledge, Endust, etc.
Page 520 7-1 – Interior and Exterior Care_______________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual 7-1.7 Window Shades Shades should be kept in the closed or up position when not in use to maintain pleat retention and minimize dirt and soil build-up. Do not store shades in the down position. This may cause some loss of pleat retention if the shades are not operated on a consistent basis.
Page 521 M380 Owner’s Manual_________________________________________________________Specifications - Engine – 8-1 8-1 Chassis Specifications__ _____________________________ 8-1.1 Engine Make – Cummins ISL 400 HP @ 2000 RPM Type – Four cycle, in line Turbo/air to air charger cooled. Number of Cylinders – Six Stroke and Bore (inches) – 4.49 x 5.69 Displacement –...
Page 522 8-1 – Specifications – Engine_________________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Remote gauges are included in the pilot overhead area to monitor the generator operation. The generator has an alternator and 12-volt battery for cranking the generator. There is also an auxiliary generator battery switch on the dash that will permit starting the generator in the event that the generator battery becomes discharged.
Page 523 M380 Owner’s Manual___________________________________________Capacities – Engine, Generator, Vehicle – 8-3 8-3 Capacities_____________ _____________________________ 8-3.1 Engine Capacities Crankcase Capacity – Dry 25 quarts Cooling System Capacity – 42 quarts includes: Heater/defroster Hydronic Heat System and all pipes Water Pump Capacity at Engine RPM – 83 gallons per minute at 2200. 8-3.2 Generator Capacities/Specifications Dimensions 549.3 x 398 x 608.7...
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Page 525 M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________________________________Checklists – Pre-Trip/Arrival– 9-1 9-1 Checklists_____________ ____________________________ 9-1.1 Checklists On the next 3 Pages you will find helpful checklists that you can xerox and use over and over again to aid you in one safe and enjoyable trip after another. Trip Pre-Trip Checklist - For Residence Store Valuables in a Safe Place...
Page 526 9-1 – Checklists - Pre-Trip/Arrival_____________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual CHECKLISTS Trip Pre-Trip Checklist - For Coach - Outside Disconnect and Stow: Electrical Cord Sewer Hose (flush out) Water Hose Check exterior lights for proper operation Check wheel lug nuts for tightness (See Tire/Wheel Change Procedures) Check tires for correct pressure (See Tire Inflation) Check that all external compartments and filler openings are properly closed and/or locked Check that items stored on exterior coach are secured.
Page 527 M380 Owner’s Manual______________________________________________________Checklists – Pre-Trip/Arrival– 9-1 CHECKLISTS Trip Pre-Trip Checklist - For Coach - Inside Close windows and vents Check that cabinet doors and drawers are secured Check that refrigerator door latch is in locked position Check that no heavy item is stored in an overhead cabinet Store large items in base cabinets Check that all doors are secured and latched Check that countertops, range top, table tops and shelves are clear of unsecured items.
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Page 529 M380 Owner’s Manual_____________________________________________________Authorized Service Centers – 10-1 10-1 Authorized Service Centers __________________________ Authorized Blue Bird Wanderlodge Dealers and Service Centers Blue Bird Wanderlodge One Wanderlodge Way • P.O. Box 1259 Fort Valley, GA 31030 478-822-2400 Factory Sales – 478-822-2407 – Ronnie Lamb Factory Service –...
Page 530 10-1 – Authorized Service Centers_____________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual Authorized Blue Bird Wanderlodge Service Centers Full Service and Parts Only Miller’s RV 12912 Florida Boulevard Baton Rouge, LA 70815 (504) 275-2940 Fax: (504) 275-6807 Service – Doug Miller _____________ Authorized Blue Bird Wanderlodge Service Centers Detroit Diesel –...
Page 531 M380 Owner’s Manual_____________________________________________________Authorized Service Centers – 10-1 CONNECTICUT cont. GEORGIA INDIANA Noank Albany Fort Wayne Atlantic Detroit Diesel - Williams Detroit Diesel - Clarke Detroit Diesel - Allison, Inc. Allison Southeast, Inc. Allison, Inc. Noank Shipyard 1803 West Oakridge Drive 2610 Independence Drive Pearl Street Albany, GA 31707...
Page 532 10-1 – Authorized Service Centers_____________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual KANSAS cont. MARYLAND MINNESOTA Wichita Baltimore Minneapolis Central Detroit Diesel - Johnson & Towers, Inc. Interstate Detroit Diesel, Inc. Allison, Inc. 500 Wilson Point Road 2501 E. 80th Street 4501 W. Irving Baltimore, MD 21220 Minneapolis, MN 55425 Wichita, KS 67201 Phone: 410-687-0500...
Page 533 M380 Owner’s Manual_____________________________________________________Authorized Service Centers – 10-1 NEBRASKA NORTH CAROLINA Piscataway Atlantic Detroit Diesel - Omaha Charlotte Interstate Detroit Diesel, Inc. Allison, Inc. Covington Detroit Diesel - 6969 S. 107th Street 169 Old New Brunswick Rd. 1815 Starita Road Omaha, NE 68128 Piscataway, NJ 08854 P.O.
Page 534 10-1 – Authorized Service Centers_____________________________________________________M380 Owner’s Manual OHIO Tulsa York Haven United Engines, Inc. Penn Detroit Diesel - Akron Williams Detroit Diesel - 7454 E. 41st Street Allison, Inc. Allison Midwest, Inc. Tulsa, OK 74145 Sipe Rd., R.D. 1 1395 Triplett Blvd. Phone: 918-627-8080 (Exit 13 - I-83) Akron, OH 44306...
Page 535 M380 Owner’s Manual_____________________________________________________Authorized Service Centers – 10-1 TENNESSEE cont. VIRGINIA Houston Stewart & Stevenson Memphis Portsmouth Clarke Detroit Diesel - Services, Inc. Western Branch Diesel, Inc. Allison 8631 E. Freeway 3504 Shipwright Street 3070 Sandbrook St. Houston TX 77029 (Zip 23703) (Zip 38116) Phone: 713-671-6220 P.O.
Page 536 Allison, Inc. 20 Bowker Road (Zip 82901) P.O. Box 1868 Rock Springs, WY 82902 Phone: 307-382-4330 Authorized Blue Bird Wanderlodge Service Centers Chassis Service Only Prèvost Car Inc., FL Prèvost Car Inc., TN 6391 Business Park Blvd. 529 Hickory Hill Blvd.
Page 537 M380 Wiring Schematics Coach Index Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0067005 LEGEND WIRING COLOR BK - BLACK PU - PURPLE DK GN - DARK GREEN BN - BROWN LT GN - LIGHT GREEN RD - RED LT BL - LIGHT BLUE...
Page 538 M380 Wiring Schematics Battery Circ. Interconnect Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0040778 FRONT CHASSIS ELEC CENTER 12KW GENERATOR RELAY DASH 150A GENERATOR MINI 5030A GY 16 GA GENERATOR BATTERY BOOST GROUND GENERATOR GENERATOR TO DIMMER + STARTER ALTERNATOR MOTOR...
Page 539 M380 Wiring Schematics Switch Panel Arm Rest Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059047 RIGHT MIRROR LEFT MIRROR SWITCH SWITCH T12 T22 T14 T19 T24 T16 T8 SWITCH PANEL TO BODY ELECTRICAL CENTER SWITCH A SWITCH H INTERCONNECT 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 2 3...
Page 540 M380 Wiring Schematics A-A, LH Dash Switch Panel Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0043496 1301B DK GN/BK 16 GA 1301A DK GN/BK 16 GA 1208A WH 18 GA 1333 LT BL 18 GA P310 1315B BN 16 GA TO INSTRUMENT PANEL...
Page 541 M380 Wiring Schematics A-B, LH Dash Switch Panel Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0043497 1208B WH 18 GA 1208E WH 18 GA 1208C WH 18 GA 1208D WH 18 GA 1333A LT BL 18 GA 1333D LT BL 18 GA...
Page 542 M380 Wiring Schematics A-C, LH Dash Switch Panel Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0043498 1145 BK 18 GA 1208G WH 18 GA J312 1333E LT BL 18 GA TO INSTRUMENT PANEL 1808A RD 18 GA (BLOCK 16) 1145 BK 18 GA...
Page 543 M380 Wiring Schematics B-A, RH Dash Switch Panel Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0043461 PANEL DIMMER SWITCH J309 (BLOCK 10) BLACK 1315D BN 16 GA BLACK 1208Y WH 16 GA LOAD YELLOW 1333G LT BL 18 GA + LED...
Page 544 M380 Wiring Schematics B-B, RH Dash Switch Panel Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0060902 1208J WH 18 GA 1333J LT BL 18 GA J306 2612B PU 18 GA 1183E BK 18 GA 1183F BK 18 GA 2610B GY 18 GA...
Page 545 M380 Wiring Schematics B-C, RH Dash Switch Panel Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0043495 P315 TO INSTRUMENT PANEL (BLOCK 22) 2103A PK/BK 16 GA 2103A PK/BK 16 GA 1333M LT BL 18 GA 2103B RD 16 GA 1208M WH 18 GA...
Page 546 M380 Wiring Schematics Instrument Panel Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059060 DIODES (INSTR IGN) J190 TO LH OVERHEAD TO RH OVERHEAD GAUGE HARNESS GAUGE HARNESS TO LGT BAR TO LGT TO LGT BAR 1 2 3 J316 J317 J318...
Page 547 M380 Wiring Schematics Luggage Bay 1 Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0044245 P600 MERCURY SWITCH J602 2611 DK GN/BK 16 GA LUGGAGE DR SIG (-) 2610A GY 14 GA 2610B GY 14 GA COMPT LOCK DRIVERS SIDE 2612A PU 14 GA...
Page 548 M380 Wiring Schematics Luggage Bay 2 Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0044719 MERCURY SWITCH P607 81A RD 6 GA AQUA HOT 1208B WH 18 GA 1208A WH 18 GA CHAS GND 1165A BK 14 GA CMPT LT 2611 DK GN/BK 16 GA...
Page 549 M380 Wiring Schematics Luggage Bay 3 Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0043893 P614 SHORE LINE SENSOR J615 2610B GY 14 GA DRIVERS SIDE 2612B PU 14 GA CMPT LOCK J100 J616 2610C GY 14 GA PASSENGER SIDE 2612C PU 14 GA...
Page 550 M380 Wiring Schematics Rear Cummins PDU Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059051 AC/FAN ON K6 (R8) RELAY 1206G WH 18GA 1580 BK 18GA 2301B DK GN 18GA 1208K WH 18GA GRIDHEATERS HAYDEN FAN RELAY K1 (R1) 1152 BK 14 GA 2221A RD 14 GA 1102D PK/BK 18 GA.
Page 551 M380 Wiring Schematics Body Electrical Center Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059052 1810D PU 18 GA SHIFT INHIBIT 1208B WH 12 GA (R16) CHASSIS CHASSIS 2604B BK/YL 18GA PARK/ACC GND STUD GND STUD LOAD J367 SPARE 1322B LT BL 16 GA...
Page 552 M380 Wiring Schematics Body Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059053 BLOCK 15 1322C 16 GA LT BL RED 16 GA HIGH MOUNT BACKING BLOCK 15 1208J WH 16 GA BLK 16 GA STOP LIGHT HORN BLOCK 12 RH TAG LIGHT LH TAG LIGHT...
Page 553 M380 Wiring Schematics Front Interface Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059054 FRONT INTERFACE TO LH FLAT LH CONVEX INSTRUMENT PANEL MIRROR MOTOR MIRROR MOTOR P319 NOTES: P322 P320 P321 INTERCONNECT 1. DATA LINK CONNECTORS J411 & J412 SERVICE BRAKE...
Page 554 M380 Wiring Schematics CEC Trans ABS Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059056-1 J1939 DATA LINK ECU CONNECTOR ECU CONNECTOR ECU CONNECTOR "S"(BLACK) "T"(BLUE) "V"(GRAY) TRANS J1939 J1939 J1939 J1939 NODE NODE TO FRONT INTERFACE SP1 LT BL 18 GA...
Page 555 M380 Wiring Schematics CEC Trans ABS 2 Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059056-2 TRANSMISSION BULKHEAD ABS BULKHEAD ENGINE SENSORS/MODULATORS SPEED SENSOR OUTPUT SPEED CONNECTS WITH SENSOR P12 (SEE PAGE 1) BLOCK 8 BLOCK 7 ALLISON 18150 OR 31-PIN ENGINE SPEED LO...
Page 556 M380 Wiring Schematics Engine Compartment Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059057 1433E DK GN 18 GA 1433D DK GN/BK 18 GA HEAT SENSORS J277 HEAT SENSOR PWR 1433A DK GN/BK 18 GA ENGINE 1321A OR 18 GA 1321B OR 18 GA...
Page 557 M380 Wiring Schematics Rear Control Box Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0059058 ENGINE COMPARTMENT LIGHTS 181 BK 16 GA ENG COMP, LGT 181A PK/BK 14 GA ENG COMP, LGT PWR 1001 YL 14 GA STARTER 1009 YL 16 GA...
Page 558 M380 Wiring Schematics Frame ISL03 Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066179 CHASSIS PDU CHASSIS PDU INTERCONNECT INTERCONNECT CHASSIS PDU CAT 3126B IDLE VALIDATION ISB/ISC THROTTLE INTERCONNECT SWITCHES POSITION SENSOR THROTTLE POSITION (CUMMINS ONLY) SENSOR (PULSE WIDTH MODULATED) JUMPER HARNESS...
Page 559 M380 Wiring Schematics KSI Generator Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0064774 GNTS GROUND GEN TIE HOUSE TIE +12V SEE BATT CIRC SOLENOID SOLENOID SCHEMATIC (LOC G-31) SEE BATT CIRC SEE BATT CIRC SEE BATT CIRC SCHEMATIC SCHEMATIC SCHEMATIC (LOC G-31)
Page 560 M380 Wiring Schematics Rear Load Center Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0065254 BATHROOM SHOWER FAN SWITCH BEDROOM BACLS (SFS) CEILING LGTS SWITCH PANEL 3 BATH SWITCH PANEL 1329J LT BL 14 GA 1329J LT BL 14 GA SHOWER 1334Y RD 16 GA...
Page 561 M380 Wiring Schematics Front Load Center Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0065349-1 BATTERY COL 1 BATTERY COL 2 100A 1104J BK 10 GA 1104K BK 12 GA 1104T RD 6 GA CB19 CB13 1104C BK 10 GA 1104X BK 10 GA...
Page 562 M380 Wiring Schematics Front Load Center Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0065349-2 CHASSIS ELEC CENTER FRONT AUDIO/VIDEO SWITCH PANEL 2 (ON CABINETS ABOVE DINING TABLE) TO INST PNL TO FRONT INTERFACE 7.5A DOOR RH FAN TV ANT LH FAN...
Page 563 M380 Wiring Schematics Landing Lights Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0065866 DASH SWITCH PANEL A-B DIMMER 1299 WH 16 GA 1332 LB 16 GA ILLUMINATION J153 REAR LANDING LIGHTS SWITCH REAR LH 1257B WH 12 GA RLHL LANDING 3200B PU 12 GA...
Page 564 M380 Wiring Schematics Power Windshield Visor Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066296 DIMMER BLOCK 6 1332A LT BL 16 GA 1332B LT BL 16 GA 1299A WH 16 GA 1299B WH 16 GA LH VISOR MOTOR 2904B PK 14 GA...
Page 565 M380 Wiring Schematics Air Compressor Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066298 DASH SWITCH PANEL B-B J161 COMPRESSOR SWITCH BLOCK 3 TO DIMMER BLOCK 4 AC12 AIR COMP ACPS 3402 BK 12 GA 3403 BL/BK 12 GA LINE LOAD 1276 WH 12 GA #06 BK 12-2 SEE DIAGRAM,WRG.
Page 566 M380 Wiring Schematics Rear View Mirror Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066301 J146,B2 REARVIEW 1123 RD 16 GA 1249 WH 16 GA MIRROR J147,B1 2600 BK/RD 18 GA 2600 BK/RD 18 GA 2601 BK/WH 18 GA 2601 BK/WH 18 GA...
Page 567 M380 Wiring Schematics Musical Horn Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066302 DRIVER'S LH OVERHEAD SPEAKER P165 DIGITAL 7'BLUE RIBBON CBL 3501 BN 14 GA LH CH+ DISPLAY (VENDOR SUPPLIED) ASSY GN/WH 3502 WH/LT GN 14 GA LH CH- 3500A RD/BK 14 GA...
Page 568 M380 Wiring Schematics Pilot/Co-Pilot Seats Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066303 PILOT SEAT 3300C BK 12 GA 1264C WH 12 GA COPS CO-PILOT SEAT 3395 BK 12 GA 1295 WH 12 GA HH27 HH18 SPARES BATTERY 3 BATT B12A...
Page 569 M380 Wiring Schematics Hydronic Heat Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066335 ARMREST SWITCH DASH SWITCH PANEL B PANEL B-B B35A 2015 PK 16 GA SAFELINE 1332 LB 16 GA SAFELINE 1299 WH 16 GA 1332B LB 16 GA DIMMER...
Page 570 M380 Wiring Schematics Coach Front and Rear A/C Control Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066363 REAR LOAD CENTER FRONT LOAD CENTER MASTER 3 BATTERY 4 MASTER BATT 7.5A 2309 BK 16 GA FURNACE RELAY MICRO 19 2309C GY 16 GA...
Page 571 M380 Wiring Schematics LP Gas/CO Detectors Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066713 GALLEY SWITCH PANEL WPS1 1554 YL 16 GA 1555 YL 16 GA 1250E WH 16 GA 1100 BK 16 GA CARBON MONOXIDE INDICATOR 1250A WH 16 GA...
Page 572 M380 Wiring Schematics Water Shut-Off Sen/VLV Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066714 WATER LEVEL 2800C YL/BK 16 GA 1254 WH 16 GA 1254A WH 16 GA. SENSOR 2803 YL 16 GA GREEN 2802 BN/OR 16 GA WATER SHUT-OFF VALVE...
Page 573 M380 Wiring Schematics Water Tank Monitor Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066715 LP/TANK LP TANK MONITOR SENSOR PANEL LPTS 3104B GY/BK 16 GA CABLE BLACK TANK BLUE 3105B GY/BK 16 GA TMPC SUPPLIED SENSOR 1259C WH 16 GA WITH MONITOR...
Page 574 M380 Wiring Schematics Generator Switches Wiring Blue Bird Part No. 0066774 GNTS GROUND GEN TIE HOUSE TIE +12V SOLENOID SOLENOID SEE BATT CIRC SEE BATT SEE BATT SEE BATT SCHEMATIC CIRC CIRC CIRC (LOC G-31) SCHEMATIC SCHEMATIC SCHEMATIC (LOC G-31)
Page 575 M380 Wiring Schematics Bay Heaters Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0066909 3700 BK 10 GA MAIN PWR BAY HEATER BYH 1 TEMP SIGNAL 1286 WH 10 GA BAY HEATER TSTAT 3704 BK 16 GA 3702 RD/WH 16 GA 3701 BK 10 GA...
Page 576 M380 Wiring Schematics Audio Video Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0067396 ADD IF OPT 38112-11 SPECIFIED NOTE 3 DIGITAL SATELLITE RECEIVER 0053996 4517033 RG-6 PANASONIC 37" PLASMA DISPLAY SATELLITE DISH 0039398 0041533 6FT S-VIDEO TH-37PWD4UZ 4517033 RG-6 0052425 DISH POSITIONER 120VAC, 2.46A...
Page 577 M380 Wiring Schematics Audio Video Wiring Schematic Exploded View A Blue Bird Part No. 0067396 ADD IF OPT 38112-11 SPECIFIED NOTE 3 DIGITAL SATELLITE RECEIVER 0053996 4517033 RG-6 SATELLITE PANASONIC 37" PLASMA DISPLAY DISH 0039398 TH-37PWD4UZ 0041533 6FT S-VIDEO 4517033 RG-6...
Page 578 M380 Wiring Schematics Audio Video Wiring Schematic Exploded View B Blue Bird Part No. 0067396 AUDIO 0067320 AUDIO OUTPUT B BOSE VIDEO FM-IN ANTENNA A/V WIRING DIAGRAM FOR OPTIONS 38112-29 VIDEO INPUT SIMA VIDEO NOTE 3 OUTPUT SELECTOR 0041533 6FT S-VIDEO...
Page 579 M380 Wiring Schematics Fuel Compartment ISL03 Wiring Schematic Blue Bird Part No. 0067837 (CONNECTS TO GENERATOR HARNESS) BATT ISOLATOR LOCK SIGNAL RH LANDING LH LANDING P283 P284 FUEL SENDER 1206P WH 18 GA 2035 RD 18 GA . 2035 RD 18 GA .

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