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  • Page 1 TOUCHSCREEN CONTROL PANEL OPERATION MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS GETTING STARTED POWER MANAGEMENT PAGE 12 Volt Battery Disconnect Switch DC Power Display Screen Menu Options AC Power HOME PAGE The EMS (Energy Management System) Solar Charger Lighting Quick Access Solar Charger Settings Climate Control Center Generator Water Pump AGS Easy Setup Tank Level Panel...

  • Page 3: Home Page

    HOME PAGE To access the HOME page, select the icon from the menu off to the right of the touchscreen control panel. Buttons will display in light blue when activated. The HOME page will display the following: LIGHTING, CLIMATE CONTROL, WATER PUMP, WATER HEATER, TANK LEVELS, DC POWER, GENERATOR START/STOP and AC SOURCE.

  • Page 4: Climate Control Center

    CLIMATE CONTROL CENTER The CLIMATE CONTROL CENTER displays the inside temperature and the desired temperature in the center circle. The actual inside temperature of the coach is displayed in the smaller number below the set temperature. The set temperature is the large number selected by touching the white dot and moving it around the temperature scale to the desired temperature.

  • Page 5: Water Pump

    If FAN AUTO is chosen the air conditioner fan will cycle on and off a short time before, and a short time after the air conditioner compressor engages, to keep the desired temperature. NOTE: The FAN HIGH, FAN LOW and FAN AUTO are used to control the air conditioner fan speed only.

  • Page 6: Dc Power

    DC POWER (COACH BATTERIES) This gauge displays the STATE-OF-CHARGE, BATTERY VOLTAGE, BATTERY TEMPERATURE, and REAL TIME LOSS/ GAIN AMPERAGE. (for more information see page 7) AC POWER DISPLAY (120 VOLT POWER) When operating your coach on AC power, the current power source you are using will light up and be displayed on the Home Page.

  • Page 7: Lighting Page

    LIGHTING PAGE To access the LIGHTING PAGE, select the icon from the menu off to the right side of the touchscreen control panel. NOTE: LIGHTING PAGES will vary depending on the model. GETTING STARTED Select a light button to turn ON or OFF lighting associated with the area. Buttons will display in light blue when activated. The LIGHT MASTER button turns ON or OFF all the lights inside the vehicle.

  • Page 8: Home Page Lighting Quick Access

    HOME PAGE LIGHTING QUICK ACCESS The QUICK ACCESS LIGHTING buttons on the HOME page can be customized to show any 3 lights, by following these instructions: Select the SETTINGS icon on the touchscreen control panel. Select the SCREEN SETTINGS button. This will bring up the DEFAULT BUTTONS section.

  • Page 9: Power Management Page

    POWER MANAGEMENT PAGE To access the POWER MANAGEMENT PAGE, select the icon from the menu off to the right side of the touchscreen control panel. The POWER MANAGEMENT PAGE will assist you in managing your power consumption. This especially helpful when you are dry camping. DC POWER BATTERY PANEL Indicates the state-of-charge of the batteries, battery voltage and the temperature of the...

  • Page 10: Ac Power

    LOSS/GAIN AMPERAGE METER The LOSS/GAIN AMPERAGE METER gives a real time level of DC amperage used in the motorhome. A positive number will indicate that more amperage is going into the battery bank than is being used. A negative number means the battery bank is being drawn down.

  • Page 11: The Ems (Energy Management System)

    THE EMS (ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM) The EMS monitors two of the heavy amperage draw appliances (MICROWAVE/CONVECTION OVEN and the INDUCTION COOK TOP) installed in the coach. This ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM will limit the combined amperage draw of these two appliances. If the amperage draw exceeds the parameters of the management system, the microwave GREEN display will turn to RED and the microwave will be shut OFF.

  • Page 12: Solar Charger Settings

    SOLAR CHARGER SETTINGS Touch the GEAR symbol to display the settings page for the solar controller. This includes: Solar Charging Rate • History of Charge • Solar Charge Settings • Solar Charge Controller Maximum Ratings •...

  • Page 13: Generator

    GENERATOR The GENERATOR module will allow you to START and STOP the generator, check the HOUR METER and set the parameters and activate the AGS (AUTO GENERATOR START) system. AUTOMATIC GENERATOR START (AGS) This feature can be used to charge the coach batteries and/ or for climate control in your coach.

  • Page 14: Ags Easy Setup

    To activate the AGS function, first choose the set up by touching the GEAR symbol. The GEAR symbol will bring up a screen that allows you to choose between EASY SET UP or MANUAL SET UP. AGS EASY SETUP Select EASY SETUP for a quick set up of the START parameters.

  • Page 15: Ags Manual Setup

    GENERATOR RUN LIMITS This page will enable you to set the parameters for RUN TIME for the air conditioner settings. Once the air conditioner has brought the coach down to the chosen temperature and cycled off, the generator should continue to run for ten minutes.
  • Page 16 START TRIGGERS Select LOW BATTERY VOLTAGE or HVAC LOADS to turn on the required triggers for AUTO GEN START. Buttons will display in light blue when activated. Use the + and – buttons to adjust the settings for: • GENERATOR START PERCENTAGE •...

  • Page 17: Mechanical Page

    MECHANICAL PAGE To access the MECHANICAL PAGE, select the icon from the menu off to the right side of the touchscreen control panel. These include: THE FAN-TASTIC VENT FAN, AWNING AND POWER SOFA. POWER SOFA The sofa EXTEND and RETRACT module will allow you to lay your sofa flat or bring it to a upright position.

  • Page 18: Fan-Tastic Vent Fan

    AWNING (ENTRY DOOR PANEL ONLY) Ensure the rear passenger side door and sliding door are CLOSED before operating the awning. Touch and hold the EXTEND button until the awning is fully extended. Touch and hold the RETRACT button until the awning is completely retracted.

  • Page 19: Settings Page

    SETTINGS PAGE To access the SETTINGS PAGE, select the icon from the menu off to the right side of the touchscreen control panel. This page will allow you to adjust TEMPERATURE UNITS, TIME, DISPLAY ITEMS, MODEL and DIAGNOSTICS. TEMPERATURE UNITS Select this button to change from FAHRENHEIT to CELSIUS.

  • Page 20: Screen Settings

    SCREEN SETTINGS Select the SCREEN SETTINGS button to bring up the POWER SAVING MODE, COLOR SCHEME, the DEFAULT PAGE and the DEFAULT BUTTONS (quick access lighting on HOME page). POWER SAVINGS By using the + or – buttons, you can set the number of MINUTES the screen will be active before it goes off.
  • Page 21 DIAGNOSTICS The DIAGNOSTICS main page will give you information on the MODULES in you coach including: the STATUS (BLUE or GREEN light active), FIRMWARE and CONFIGURATION. The ENTRY and MAIN LCD refer to the 10” display touch panels. The AIRCON MODULE is located inside the air conditioner The DCM3 is part of the battery shunt system and is located interior control center.
  • Page 22 The G12 refers to the MAIN ELECTRICAL CONTROL BOARD and COMMUNICATION MODULE. All other modules and touch screens panels feed into the G12 MODULE. The G12 MODULE is located in the passenger side ottoman. This display allows you to monitor all 12 VDC out puts for the coach. When an line is ACTIVE the status will be lit in BLUE.
  • Page 23 DCM3 This display allows you to monitor battery health, battery status, battery temperature and current amperage draw. Max Discharge and Average Discharge is a cumulative number of amps drawn from the battery bank. FAULTS The FAULTS display will display a system that is not functioning. A RED triangle will appear next to the TRUMA AQUAGO TEMPERATURE display on the HOME PAGE if there is a fault in the system.
  • Page 27 PLEASE NOTE: Appliances and options may change without notice and some appliances and equipment may be optional. Due to Pleasure- Way’s policy of continuous improvement, Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. reserves the right to make product changes at any time without incurring obligation.
  • Page 28 TOUCHSCREEN CONTROL PANEL OPERATION MANUAL 302 P O RTAG E AV E N U E S AS K ATO O N S K , CA NA DA S 7J 4C6 Versio n 4 .0 T E L: 8 00. 36 4. 0189 FA X : 30 6.934.

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