Spyder Pleasure-Way Manuel utilisateur

TOUCHSCREEN CONTROL PANEL

OPERATION MANUAL

1GETTING STARTED

1 12 Volt Battery Disconnect Switch

1 Menu Options

1HOME PAGE

1 Lighting Quick Access

2 Water Pump

2 Tank Level Panel

2 Climate Control Center

4 Battery Voltage

4 Loss/Gain Amperage Meter

4 Generator Start/Stop

5 Automatic Generator Start

6 AGS Easy Setup

7 AGS Manual Setup

9LIGHTING PAGE

10 Getting Started

10 Home Page Lighting Quick Access

11 MECHANICAL PAGE

11 Getting Started

11 Fan-Tastic Vent®Fan

11 Awning

12 Power Sofa

12 SETTINGS PAGE

12 Getting Started

13 Screen Settings

14 Diagnostics

TABLE OF

CONTENTS

G GETTING STARTED

12 VOLT BATTERY DISCONNECT SWITCH

To operate the touchscreen control panels, the 12 volt battery

disconnect switch must be in the ON position.

(This applies to the front and rear touchscreen control panels)

MENU OPTIONS

The menu options are located at the bottom of the

touchscreen control panel. There are four menu options:

HOME, LIGHTS, MECHANICAL AND SETTINGS.

Select a menu icon to access the appropriate page.

To access the HOME page, select the icon from the menu at

the bottom 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, TANK LEVELS,

BATTERY VOLTAGE, LOSS/GAIN AMPERAGE,

GENERATOR START/STOP, and AUTOMATIC GENERATOR

START/SETTINGS.

LIGHTING QUICK ACCESS

This area provides a short cut to your 3 most used lights.

(See LIGHTING PAGE 10) for customization.

The configuration shown here will allow you to turn on or off

lighting for the SOFA VALANCE, LIVING (main living room) and

the BACK LIGHT.

Buttons with up/down arrows are capable of dimming.

Touch and hold the light button for brightening and dimming of

the lighting.

Select the LIGHTING PAGE button for a complete list of

lighting options.

HOME PAGE

WATER PUMP

Select the WATER PUMP button to run the on-board water

pump.

Ensure there is water in the fresh water holding tank before

engaging the water pump. The water pump should not be

turned on when the motorhome is connected to city water.

It’s recommended that you turn off the water pump when

the water system is not in use or when you are going to be

away from your motorhome.

TANK LEVEL PANEL

The FRESH, GREY and BLACK tank levels measure in 25%

increments.

The propane tank (LPG) levels will read in a single percentage.

CLIMATE CONTROL CENTER

The CLIMATE CONTROL CENTER displays the inside

temperature and the desired temperature in the center column.

The actual inside temperature of the coach is displayed in black

above the desired temperature. The desired temperature can

be set with the use of the red and blue arrows. The blue arrow

will allow you to lower the desired temperature. The red arrow

will raise the desired temperature.

Use the MODE buttons on the left to select the desired item

that you want to operate. You can select:

FURNACE, VENT or AIR CONDITIONER.

These devices are thermostatically controlled.

NOTE: MODE buttons display in light blue when activated.

In the furnace mode (FURN)

If the desired temperature is above the interior temperature

the furnace will engage and warm the coach to the desired

temperature. At the desired temperature the furnace

will cycle off. If the temperature drops below the desired

temperature the furnace will cycle back on. Ensure that the

propane switch on the exterior of the coach is in the ON

position.

NOTE: Ensure that the fan speed on the right side of the

red and blue arrow is set to FAN AUTO. If there is 110 volt

available and the fan is left on high or low, the fan in the AC

will engage during the furnace mode.

In the VENT mode

If the desired temperature is below the interior temperature,

the roof vent fan will open and the fan will engage. The fan will

run at high speed until the interior temperature reaches the

desire temperature. When the interior temperature reaches

the desired temperature the fan will shut off, however the vent

lid will remain open. The fan will cycle off and on to keep the

desired temperature.

In the A/C mode

110 volt power from a shore line or from the generator must

be present to activate the air conditioner. In the A/C mode

if the desired temperature is below the interior temperature

the roof top A/C will engage to cool the interior of the coach.

The FAN HIGH, FAN LOW and FAN AUTO are used to control

the air conditioner fan speed. If the FAN HIGH or FAN LOW is

chosen the air conditioner fan will continue to run while the air

conditioner compressor will cycle on and off.

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. These controls

will not affect the roof vent or the furnace fan speeds.

BATTE RY VOLTAGE

This gauge displays the battery voltage. The battery voltage

will vary depending on the load. The battery voltage will

change depending on the amount of charge the battery is

receiving from the solar panel, engine alternator, or the

inverter/charger.

GENERATOR START/STOP

These buttons will start and stop your generator. Touch and

hold the button to start the generator. There will be a slight

delay before the starter engages.

You also can monitor the number of hours that the generator

has operated. This is important for service.

LOSS/GAIN AMPERAGE METER

The loss/gain amperage meter will allow you to monitor the

amount of draw on the coach batteries. This allows the user

to balance out power use and will enhance the dry camping

experience. The amperage readings will vary depending on the

number of appliances in use, and the amount of charge going

into the coach.

AUTOMATIC GENERATOR START

The automatic generator start (AGS) can be used to charge the

coach batteries and/or for climate control in your coach.

To enable AGS for the Ascent, Plateau, and Plateau XL

models, the LP switch must be in the ON position and the LP

tank must have adequate fuel. To enable AGS on the Lexor

models there must be at least ¼ tank of gasoline.

Select the AGS button to enable the automatic generator

start function. A display will appear with a warning and

instructions. AGS will not engage if you do not cycle the

ignition to the run position within the allotted time or if you

touch CANCEL on the screen.

NOTE: The ignition should only remain in the run position

for less than 10 seconds otherwise AGS will be disabled.

Select the SETTINGS button to set the parameters for

Auto Generator Start.

After selecting the SETTINGS button you will have a choice

between EASY SETUP or MANUAL SETUP.

WARNING:Do not use the automatic generator start if

you are plugged into shore power, or if you are in an area

where running the generator is prohibited.

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.

It will also allow you to set the maximum run time for the

generator.

Use the + and – buttons to adjust the settings.

Select the NEXT button to continue.

AGS EASY SETUP

Select EASY SETUP for a quick set up of the start parameters.

STARTING THE GENERATOR

The first page displayed will ask when you want the generator

to auto start. Select the boxes to check or uncheck the reason

to enable.

Select the NEXT button to continue.

STARTING CONDITIONS FOR LOW BATTERY

This page will enable you to set the voltage and the period

of time below that voltage, where you want your generator

to start. The generator when running will charge the coach

batteries through the inverter/charger.

Use the + and – buttons to adjust the settings.

Select the NEXT button to continue.

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