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- Page 1 OneControl ® Monitor Panel OEM INSTALLATION MANUAL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Safety Resources Required Overview Controller Installation Monitor Panel Installation Monitor Panel Configuration Monitor Panel Reprogramming Regular Use Upper Level: Resources and Storage CONNECT Button Middle Level: Latching Devices Latching button behavior Latching devices: Lighting Lighting Features Types of lights Other Latching Devices Lower Level: IR Sensor... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction The OneControl Monitor Panel (the Panel) works in conjunction with a OneControl multi-function control board (Controller). Users operate RV devices using the Panel or with a mobile smart device connected to the Controller via Bluetooth with the OneControl App. -
Page 4: Overview
Overview Panels provide access to devices and systems detected on the RV’s OneControl System. Panels are typically located near an entryway, occasionally inside a cabinet (Fig. 1). Below the Panel is a sticker with information about the RV’s OneControl System and a QR code to streamline App pairing (Fig. 1A). Fig. -
Page 5: Controller Installation
Controller Installation Install controller in watertight location. Connect 12V power and ground to the board (Fig 2). Note: Use a 30A circuit at the power converter or connect on the converter side of the battery disconnect with a 30A mini breaker in line prior to the X180T controller. Make sure to follow RVIA guidelines for wire gauge and fusing. -
Page 6: Monitor Panel Installation
Monitor Panel Installation Determine mounting location for the Monitor Panel. A round penetration 1 1/2" in diameter (Fig. 4) will be required for wiring connections. Using a hole saw, cut a penetration measuring 1 1/2" in diameter (Fig. 4) Route CAN bus and power harnesses through the penetration. Fig. -
Page 7: Monitor Panel Configuration
Monitor Panel Configuration Plug the CAN bus data harness (Fig. 4A) from the X180T controller into either CAN bus data port (Fig. 4B) on the back of the panel. Plug in a terminating resistor (Fig. 4C) to the other CAN bus data port (Fig. 4B). Note: If multiple controllers are used in the system, another CAN bus data harness (Fig. -
Page 8: Regular Use
Regular Use The Panel will normally be in Sleep Mode, with no LEDs illuminated. • When motion is detected within approximately 10 feet (3 meters) of the IR sensor, the Panel will illuminate and show activity (Fig. 5). • When motion is not detected for approximately 15 seconds, the panel will go back into Sleep Mode. Note: There is no dedicated power switch for the Panel. -
Page 9: Upper Level: Resources And Storage
Upper Level: Resources and Storage The Upper Level provides at-a-glance status of vital resources such as water and power. Fresh Tanks When tank is full, all level indicator LEDs will display in GREEN. As tanks are depleted, individual LEDs will turn off. When water level gets to 1/3, the remaining LED level indicators will turn RED to alert user that fresh water supply is low. -
Page 10: Middle Level: Latching Devices
Middle Level: Latching Devices Latching button behavior All latching devices include an ON and OFF state. If button illumination is WHITE, the device is available and OFF. If button illumination is BLUE, the device is available and ON. In some cases, the button will illuminate RED. This indicates a fault. Fault states are described later in this manual. -
Page 11: Lower Level: Ir Sensor
Water Heater - ELECTRIC Use this feature to heat water with electric or battery power. Water Tank Heaters Use these devices to prevent water tanks and lines from damage in cold environments. Generator Use this feature to provide power in the event battery voltage is low or shore power is unavailable. Use the App for advanced features and settings. -
Page 12: Wind Sensors
Wind Sensors Awnings may be equipped with OneControl Wind Sensors. They provide two features: Awning Control: Convenient one-touch extension and retraction. Wind Protection: Automatic retraction during severe weather events. Awnings equipped with Wind Sensors feature small dots in the button (Fig. 8A) Fig. -
Page 13: Using The App
(examples: !#@$%*/=?). Entering your RV’s VIN is recommended. It helps speed service time should you need to contact the Lippert Customer Care Center. Your VIN is located in your RV’s paperwork or on a tag attached to the RV near the door or front frame. -
Page 14: Pairing To Your Rv With Push To Pair
Pairing to your RV with Push to Pair Open the App’s Use Add & Explore Press RV Connection landing page to connect your to see App pairing options. Select Push and press the “+” RV, connect RV to Pair. icon. It will open devices and explore Add &... -
Page 15: Connection Status: App
When paired, the Return to Add & Explore To use RV devices, icon turns green to connect RV devices. return to the Home and shows your Check your RV’s Page. manual for available Note: Devices vary by RV’s OneControl System ID. devices. -
Page 16: Pairing A New Or Different Rv
Ensure you are in Bluetooth range of the RV’s OneControl System Recommended: be inside RV next to the Panel until pairing is complete. If you need help pairing your RV, please contact the Lippert Customer Care Center. • Lippert Customer Care Center: 432-547-7378 •... -
Page 17: Enabling Wind Protection
Enabling Wind Protection At the factory, a Wind Sensor’s Wind Protection function is set to OFF. To turn it ON, open the App and scroll down to the Awnings section. Open the Awning’s home page. Before enabling Wind Protection, provide adequate clearance for awning travel. Do not hang anything from the awning arms, such as lights or signs. -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Smart Device Won't Connect Check that Bluetooth on the smart device is turned on. Ensure permission to access Bluetooth by the OneControl app has been granted. Note: Permissions are asked for and granted during initial app set up and connection to system. Be sure to grant all permissions asked. - Page 19 Verify that the power harness (Fig. 12A) and CANbus harnesses (Fig. 12B) are securely attached to the back of the Panel, then replace Panel and bezel. Note: Depending on the OneControl system configuration, a Terminating Resistor (Fig. 13) may be in place of one of the CANbus harnesses (Fig.
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Page 20: Growing Your Onecontrol System
Growing your OneControl System Pairing to your RV provides access to essential devices such as lights and awnings. Depending on your RV’s configuration, you may also need to pair OneControl devices installed at the factory. These may include: • Anti-lock Brakes with digital odometry •... -
Page 21: Notes
Notes Page 21 Rev: 10.01.24 CCD-0004084... - Page 22 Lippert representative has been provided. Any unauthorized use shall void any applicable warranty. The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice and at the sole discretion of Lippert. Revised editions are available for free download from lippert.com.
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