Swift EC800 User manual

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1Introduction
Thissection ofthe handbookwillguide youthrough the operation ofthe electricalsystem. All detailsare correct
at the time ofgoing topress. Please also see the online versionwhichwillinclude anylaterupdatesor
amendments.
Furthertechnicaldetailsare contained in section 3 orin thesupporting technicalmanualavailablefrom
www.sargentltd.co.uk
Forthe safe operationofall electricalequipment within yourLeisureVehicleitisimportant that you read and
fullyunderstandtheseinstructions.If youare unsureofanypoint please contactyourdealer/ distributorfor
advice before use.
The systemhasa numberofkeycomponentsthat youwillneedto be familiarwithbefore attempting touse the
system, these are:
·The EC601, EC602, EC652 orEC653 PowerSupplyUnit (PSU)-a combined mainsconsumer
unitand 12Vcontrollerusuallylocated in astorage area (lowerbed box,wardrobeorsimilar).
·The EC800 ControlPanel(CP)-a remotelylocated usercontrolpanelused to turn circuitson and
off and to displaybattery,watertankand othersysteminformation. Thispanelusesgraphical
touchscreen withstraightforward controlsand reliable data communicationto the PSU.
·The PX300 Intelligent Batterycharger300W.
·The C44+Road Light FuseBox-Thissmall unit,which isunique to caravans,islocated inthe
front bed box. The unithousesfusesforthe roadlighting circuitsandsuppliesfromthe tow
vehicle, and also hasconnectors forthe optionalalarmsystemand AutomaticTrailerControl
(ATC)unit.
2Using theSystem
2.1PowerSupplyUnit-ComponentLayout
The PSUislocatedinthefront offside bed boxarea incaravans,and in similarlocationsinmotorhomes.

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2.2Activating theSystem
The systemhasa shutdown feature that can be used when the vehicle isin storage. Thisallowstheleisure
electronics to be turned off when not required to savebatterypower. When in theoff state the alarmand
tracking systemsuppliesare stillactive, allothersuppliesare turned off.
Before using the systemplease ensure the systemshutdown switchisin the on position (button in)the system
isnowactive.
Note: if you plan to usethe Swift Command remote featuresthe systemneedsto be active.
2.3Connecting totheMains230V supplyand Safetychecks
Foryoursafetyit isIMPORTANTthat you follow theseconnectionsinstructionseach timeyourLeisure Vehicle
isconnected to a mainssupply. Thissection assumesthat the systemiscomplete and that aLeisure battery
hasbeen installed (see 3.4).
A)Ensure suitabilityof theMains Supply.YourLeisure Vehicle shouldonlybe connected to an
approved supplythat meetsthe requirementsofBS7671 orrelevant harmonised standards. In most
casesthe sitewarden willholdinformation regarding suitabilityofsupply. Ifusing a generatoryou also
needto complywith the requirements/ instructionssupplied withthegenerator. Please note that some
electronicgenerators maynot be compatiblewith yourleisure system. Furthergeneratoroperational
information iscontained insection 3.2.
B)Switchthe PSUBattery Charger/ PowerConverterOFF. Locate the green ‘Charger’powerswitch
on the PSUandensuretheswitch isin the off position (buttonout)before connection tothemains
supply.
C)Connectthe Hook-up Lead. Firstlyconnect the supplied hook-up lead (orange cablewith blue
connectors) to the LeisureVehicleand then connect to themainssupply.
D)Check Residual Current Device operation. Locate the RCDwithin thePSUand ensurethe RCD is
switched on (leverin up position). Press the ‘Test’button and confirmthat the RCD turnsoff (leverin
downposition). Switchthe RCD backto theon position (leverin up position). Ifthe testbutton failedto
operate the RCDsee section 3.1.
E)Check Miniature CircuitBreakers. Locate the MCB’s within the PSU(adjacent to the RCD)and
ensure theyareallin the on (up)position. IfanyMCB’sfail to ‘latch’in the on position seesection 3.1.
F) Turnthe PSU ON. Locatethe black‘Shutdown’buttonand ensureitisintheon position (press button
in). Locate the green ‘Charger’switch on the PSUandturn totheon position (press button in). The
chargerswitchwill illuminatewhen turned on.
G) Check correctPolarity. Locate the ‘Reverse polarity’indicatoron the PSU and ensure that the
indicatorisNOTilluminated. Ifthe indicatorisilluminated see section3.2.
H)Check operation of equipment. It isnowsafe to operate the 12Vand 230Vequipment.
2.4Operation whiledriving
The powercontrolsystemisdesigned to shutdown partsofthe systemwhile the engine isrunning. Thisisto
meet Electro MagneticCompatibility(EMC)regulationsand to ensure the safe operation ofthe caravanor
motorhome. With the engine running the screen will showa warning‘ENGINERUNNING’.
Please ensure the systemshutdown switchon the PSU isin the on(button in)position beforedriving (see 2.2).
Thiswill ensurethe electronicsystemisactive and will therefore be ableto controlthe charging process, supply
the refrigeratorand monitorothersystemcircuits.
On motorhomesif/ when fitted, designated 12Vsockets, en-routereading lightsand en-route heatingwill
remain operationalwhilethe engine isrunning.
Some caravansmayalso be specified with en-routeheatingwhichwillalso remainoperationalwhile the engine
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2.5Control Panel -Layout
Yourcontrolpanelwill havean appearanceasbelow, but depending on yourtype ofvehicle (caravan or
motorhome)the controlpanelfeatureswillvary. Not allfeaturesarepresentinall vehicles.
EC800 ControlPanel
2.6Control Panel –Key Features
PowerButton.
Press the ‘Swift’powerbutton to turn the leisurepoweron, the panelwill
beeptwiceand showtheSwift start-up logo. The controlpanelscreen willilluminate
when the powerison, but the screen willgo tosleep aftera pre-determined time.
Pressing the powerbutton ortouching thescreen while thescreen isasleepwillwake the
screen withoutturning the poweron oroff. To turn the poweroff press and holdthe
powerbutton to turnthe poweroff, the panelwill beeponce.
Pump Button. Press the pump button to turnthe waterpump on. Press the button again
to turnthe pump off. The buttonborderwill illuminate when the pump ison. To viewthe
watertanklevelsand othercontrolspress thewaterbutton.
Awning Light Button. Press the awning light button to turn the awninglighton oroff.
The borderofthe button willilluminate when the awning lightison. Note the awning light
mayalsobe controlled bythe caravan alarmsystemorthe motorhome locking system.
Lighting Button. Press the lighting buttonto showthe lighting controlscreen.Hereyou
can turnon / off oradjust the dimmable lighting levels.Press the home button to return to
the main screen.

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PowerButton. Press the powerbutton to showthe powerinformation and control
screen. Hereyou can view batterylevels,viewchargerand solarcurrent andpress the
more button (right arrow)to view230Vcurrent.Press the home button to return tothe
main screen.
WaterButton. Press thewaterbutton to showthe watertankinformation and control
screen. Hereyou can view tanklevelsand controlrelated features.Press the home
button toreturnto the mainscreen.
Heating Button. Press the heating buttonto showthe heating controlscreen. Hereyou
can controlthe heating system, select energyand temperatureand bypressing the more
button (right arrow)you canset related timers. Press the home button to return tothe
main screen.
RadioButton. In caravans, press the radio buttonto showthe radiocontrolscreen.
Depending on specification you can select FMradio, DAB radio orAuxinput. Usethe
buttonson screen to scan,tune oradjust the volume. Press the more button (right arrow)
to access the audio settings. Use theadditionalslidercontrolsto adjust the levels. Press
the home button to return to themain screen.
Air-Conditioning Button. Press the Airconbutton to showthe aircon controlscreen.
Hereyou can select the operating mode, set the targettemperature and adjust thefan
speed. Press the home button to returnto the main screen.
Note: thisbutton willonlybe visibleifa CI-Busequipped airconditionerisinstalled,
connected and enabledwithinthe system.
Fridge Button. Press the fridge button to show the fridge controlscreen. Hereyou can
select the operatingmode, set the coolingsetting and viewthe temperature status. Press
the home button to return to themain screen.
Note: Thisbuttonwillonlybe visibleifa CI-Busequipped fridge isinstalled, connected
and enabledwithin the system.
Settings Button. Press the settingsbutton to showthe generalsettingsscreen. Here
you can set the date &time, screen brightness and screen on time. There are also
buttonson thisscreento paira Bluetoothdevice, delete Bluetooth devices, orturn thekey
beepon / off. Press the home button to return to themain screen.
2.7Control Panel ‘Header’ Information
At the top ofthecontrolpanelscreen there isaheaderorinformation barwhich remainsvisibleon allscreens.
Thisisdesigned to provide quickreference informationavailableat all times.
Internaland
external
temperature in
degreesCelsius.
The internal
temperature is
showninside the
vehiclesymbol.
Relativehumidity,
range 1 to 100%
Current dateCurrent time Leisurebattery
status. Green =
good, Orange=
fair, Red =poor.
Lightning
symbolindicates
charging from
the 230Vbattery
charger.
Vehiclebattery
status. Green =
good, Orange=
fair, Red =poor.
Sun symbol
indicates
charging from
the solarpanel.
When a batteryisnotbeing
charged a %remaining figure will
be displayed. Thisfigure is
calculated fromthe batteryvoltage
and therefore should beused for
guidanceonly.

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2.8TemperatureReadings
The EC800 systemusestwo sensors to measure internaltemperature and humidity, and externaltemperature.
The internaltemperature and humiditysensorisfurniture mounted within the (caravan / motorhome), and the
externalsensorismounted belowthe (caravan / motorhome)floor. The figuresdisplayed are forinformation
only,and itishoped the information will be useful, forexample whenchecking temperaturesremotelyduring
coldweather.
Forvehiclesfitted withAldeorTruma heating systems, thissensorisnotusedto controltheheating
temperature asitismeasured above the doorbythe Alde orTruma roomsensor. The readingson the heating
systemmayvaryrelative to the one shownon the EC800 controlpanel.
Forvehiclesfitted witha Whale heating system, the sensorisused to controlthe heatingtemperature asthis
systemdoesnot have itsown sensor.
2.9WaterSystemOperation
The EC800 controlpanelpump button operatestheinternalwaterpump drawing waterfroman on-boardtankif
fitted, oran externalcontainerwhen no tankisfitted.
The systemincorporatesan automatictankfill feature(caravan only). When turned on thiswill automaticallyfill
the on-boardwatertankfromthe externalcontainerandwill switch off automaticallywhen full.To enabletank
fill, select ‘FillTank’on’on the controlpanelWaterscreen. To ensuretheexternalpump isnot damaged ifthe
externaltankrunsdry,thepump runsfora maximumof7 minutes.
The watertanks(fresh &waste)incorporatea levelwarning feature towarntheuserwhenthefresh waterlevel
dropsbelow 25%orwhen the wastewaterlevelreaches100%.Thesewarningscan be enabled / disabled on
the controlpanelwaterscreen.
Ifthe waterpump poweristurned on andthefresh waterleveldropsto below25%a warning beep will be heard
and a message willbe displayed on the controlpanel. To cancelthe warning,press the confirmbutton.
Ifthe waterpump poweristurned on andthe waste waterlevelrisesto full(100%) a warningbeep willbe heard
and a message willbe displayed on the controlpanel. To cancelthe warning,press the confirmbutton.
These warningswill not be repeated unless the waterpump powerswitchisturned off and on again.Thisisto
ensure thewarning doesnot become a nuisance.
WaterTank screen(Caravan)
. Hereyou canviewthe on
-
boardwatertank level and control watertank
relatedfeatures.
Fill Tank
Press the tankfill buttonto turn on/ off
the filling ofthe on-board watertankfrom
the externalwatercontainer. The pump
willturnoff automaticallywhen the on-
board tankisfull orafter7 minuteshave
elapsed.
Level Alerts Press the levelalertsbutton turnon / off
the watertankemptywarning.
FrostAlerts Press the frost alertsbuttonturn on / off
the frost warning.
2.10WaterTankHeaters(frostprotection)Operation
The EC652/653 (motorhome only)featurestheabilityto switchon watertankheaterto provide frost protection
forthe fresh and waste tanks. The tankheaters will onlyoperate ifthereisover25%in the relevant watertank
and the externaltemperature sensordetectsthatthetemperature fallsbelow 2 degreesC. Ifthe temperature
risesabove thislevelthe heaters willbeswitched off but the featurewillremain on.
Ifthe tankheaters are turned on before startinga journey, when the engine isstarted the tankheaters will
remain on forthe duration ofthe journey. When the engine isstopped the tankheaters willremain on fora
further15 minutes. Iftheengine isrestarted within this 15 minute period the tankheaters will remain on, again
forthe duration ofthe journey.
When the engine isstopped thetankheaters will turnoff aftera 15 minute period.To turn thembackon you will
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WaterTank screen
(Motorhome)
. Hereyoucan viewthe on-boardwatertanklevelsand controlwatertank
related features.
Tank Heaters Press the tankheaters button toturnon /
off the watertankheaters.
Level Alerts Press the levelalertsbutton turnon / off
the watertankempty/ fullwarnings.
FrostAlerts Press the frost alertsbuttonturn on / off
the frost warnings.
EmptyFresh
Press thisbutton toemptythe fresh water
tank(the press isfollowed bya confirm
button toavoid accidentaloperation)
EmptyWaste
Press thisbutton toemptythe waste
watertank(the press isfollowed bya
confirmbutton to avoidaccidental
operation)
Note: Tankvalvesare normallyclosed andwillautomaticallycloseifthe powerisswitchedoff oriftheyhave
beenopen formore than 10 minutes.
Note: When eithertankisemptying the levelgauge and therelated button will flash. Press the emptybutton
again and confirmif youwish to cancelthe emptying process.
2.11Lighting &Dimming Operation
The systemcontainsup to two dimming channelsforgroupsoflightswhich can be dimmed, turned on and
turned off bythisscreen, and can alsobe turned onand off byfurniture mounted switches.
The awning light on a caravan can be controlled bya numberofitemswithinthecaravan, the localswitch
adjacent to the entrydoor(iffitted), the alarmsystemlighting button, the controlpanelawning light button and
the App.Each itemcan toggle the light onoroff.
The awning light on a motorhome can again be controlled bya numberofitems, the controlpanelawning light
button, the App and the lockand unlocksystem(dependant onsystemsetting being set to do so). Eachitem
can toggle the light onoroff.
The Swift Command Appcan be usedto bothconfigure and adjust the lightingand dimming.
Lighting screen. Here you can turnon /off oradjust the dimmable lightinglevels.
On / Off
Press the centre ofeitherdialto turnthe
dimmerchannelon oroff. In theoff state
the centre ofthe dialshowsthe word
OFF. In the onstate the levelvalue is
shown.
Up/ Down Press the (+)or(-) buttonsto increase or
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2.12SolarChargeManagement
The EC601/602/652/653 PSU incorporatesa built-in solarcharge management feature, whichwill monitorthe
input froma separate solarpaneland regulator.The SolarActive symbolwill be displayed on the controlpanel
when thereisan amount ofenergyavailable to charge the battery. The voltage and current produced fromthe
regulatorcanbe viewed on the controlpaneldisplaybyselecting the Powermenu item. In a motorhome,
depending on the charge state ofthe batteries, thesolarpowerwill be directed to the required batteryand
continuouslymonitored to ensure optimumoperation.
Powerscreen(12V). Hereyou can viewbatterylevels,viewchargerand solarcurrent and press the more
button (right arrow)toview230Vcurrent.
Motorhome example
Selected
Battery
Use the selected batterybutton to select
whichbatteryyouwishto use orcharge
with the 230Vcharger. In caravansthe
vehiclebatterywill onlybe availablewhen
the caravanisplugged into the car.
230V
Charging
Ifa batteryisbeing charged bythe 230V
chargera ‘lightning’symbolwillbe shown
belowthe dialand adjacentto the relevant
batteryin the headerarea.
Solar
Charging
Ifa batteryisbeing charged bythe solar
panela‘sun’symbolwillbe shownbelow
the dialand adjacent to therelevant
batteryin the headerarea.
CaravanExample
LeisureDial
The leisuredialshowsthevoltage ofthe
leisure battery.Press the centre ofthe
dialtochange to showing the leisure
batterycurrent (+positive value is
charging and -negativevalue is
discharging)
Vehicle Dial
The vehicledialshowsthe voltage ofthe
vehiclebattery.Press the centre ofthe
dialtochange to showing the vehicle
batterycurrent (+positive value is
charging and -negativevalue is
discharging)
SolarDial
The solardialshowsthe current being
suppliedto the systemfromthe solar
panel(iffitted).
2.13SmartCharging
The EC653/653PSU (motorhome only)incorporatesa smart charge feature, which monitors bothleisureand
vehiclebatteriesandautomaticallyadjustsand directsthe chargerpower(and solarpowerifa solarpanelis
installed)to maintaintheleisure and vehicle batteriesat an optimallevel.
Note: Ifthe vehiclebatteryis isolated usingtheFiat ignition keyisolatororsimilar,some smart charging
functionalitywillbelost, and theavailablecharge will be directed to the leisure battery.
2.14AC CurrentLimiterOperation
The powercontrolsystemfeaturesa230Vcurrent monitoring systemwhich allowsthe mainshookup current to
be displayed on the controlpanel. The resolutionofthis readingis0.5A. A current limit setting canbeactivated
whichifreached will switchoff the electricelementsin the heating system(and air-conditioning iffittedand
enabled), untilsuch time asthe current dropsandthe elementswill be switched backon. An example ofthisis if
a kettlewasto be operated whilst the heating wason and the current limit wasreached thentheheaterelectric
element wouldbe temporarilyswitched off, whenthekettle had boiled then the heaterelement wouldbe
switched backon automatically.
Thisfeature isparticularlyusefulwhenabroad on alowcurrent supply.
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Powerscreen(230V). Hereyou canviewthe 230Vcurrent and set the 230Vcurrent limiter.
AC Current
The dialon theleft showsthe 230VAC
current beingused bythe vehicle (from
the site hook-up).
SetLimit
Press the centre ofthedialto turnthe AC
current limiteron oroff. Press the (+)or
(-) buttonstoincrease ordecrease the
limit level. When on, the systemwill
monitorthe incoming AC current and ifthe
set limit isreached the 230Vheating
element within the heating systemwillbe
temporarilyturned off untilthe current falls
belowthe set limit.
Note: forthisfeature towork correctlythe Heating mode must be set to Timerso that the systemcan control
the heatingappliance.
2.15Heating Controls
There are a numberofheating systemsthat can be controlled bythe powercontrolsystem. The systemwillbe
preconfigured bythe manufacturerorsupplying dealer.The related controlpanelscreensare shown below.
Heating screen. Here youcan controlthe heating system, select energyand temperatureand bypressing
the more button (right arrow)youcan set related timers.
Mode
Set the mode toManualtouse the
controlssuppliedbythe heating appliance
manufacturer. Set the mode to Timerto
controlthe appliancebytheEC800
controlpanel.
Note: The mode willautomaticallychange
to App when you controlthe applianceby
the Swift Command app.
Status
Temp
Water
The statusboxshowsyouwhich timeris
currentlyactive, and the temp and water
boxesshowthe targetroomtemperature
and waterheatersetting forthe active
timer.
Override
When operatingintimermode you can
temporarily‘override’thetimerroom
temperature byusing the override feature.
Press the centre ofthedialto turnthe
override on / off. Press the(+)or(-)
buttonsto increaseordecrease the
required temperature.
Note: You can alsooverride theroomtemperature bymaking a change using the appliance controlpanel
(Alde &Truma only). If youmake a change the overridewill automaticallyactivate. The override temperature
willcontinue untilthe next timerevent time.
Truma CP+
Energy
The energy, gasorelectricsettingwill
varydepending on the appliancetype.
ForTruma Combi+ heating press the
energybutton to step through the
available settings. Gasisindicated bythe
flame symboland electricindicated bythe
lightningsymbol. Possiblecombinations
are GAS, MIX1, MIX2,EL1orEL2. One
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Alde 3020
Gas / Electric
ForAlde 3020 heating systempress the
gasbutton to enableordisable the useof
gas. Press the electricbutton tostep
through the available electric settings.
Gasisindicated bythe flame symboland
electricindicated bythe lightning symbol.
Possible combinationsareelectricOFF,
1KW, 2KWor3KWand gasON orOFF.
One electricsymbol=1KW,two=2KWand
three=3KW.
Whale
AirHeater&
WaterHeater
ForWhale airand waterheating press the
airorwaterenergybuttonsto select the
required energysource forthe relevant
appliance. Gasisindicatedbythe flame
symboland electricindicated bythe
lightningsymbol. You can select a mixof
gasand electricforthe waterheater.
Possible combinationsforthe water
heaterare OFF, GAS,EL1,EL2, MIX1or
MIX2 and forthe airheaterare OFF, FAN,
GAS,EL1, EL2 orEL3. See theWhale
usermanualforpowerratingsforeach
setting.
Note: Changesmade onthe EC800 controlpanelmaynot be accepted on the heating controllerimmediately
ifthe controllerhasbeen recentlyused and still hasitsbacklight on. Please tryto use one controllerat a
time.
Heating timerscreen. Onthe heatingscreen press the more button (right arrow)to set orviewthe daily
heatingtimers.
Timer
Press on the hourorminute value to
changethesetting. Timersshould be set
in orderduringtheday(Timer1 the
earliest and Timer4 the latest)and use
the 24 hourclock.
Temperature
Press the temperature valuesto change
the setting. Each press will increment the
value fromOff, then 5degreesthrough to
30 degreesCelsius.
Water
Press the watervaluesto change the
setting. Each press willstep through the
available setting, whichvarybyappliance
type.
ForTruma CP+ available settingsare Off,
Eco orHot.
ForAlde 3020 available settingsare Off,
NormalorBoost.
ForWhale available settingsare Off or
On.
Note: to usethesetimersettingsthe Heatingmode must be set to Timerso that the systemcan controlthe
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2.16Refrigerator Controls
Thissection isonlyrelevant when a CI-Busequipped fridge isinstalled, connected and enabled within the
system.
The main refrigeratorsettingscan beset / controlled bythe EC800 controlpanelorthe Swift Command app.
These controlsworkin parallelwith the oneson thefridge controlpanel, so the settingscan be changed by
eithermethod.
The related controlpanelscreensare shown below.
Forinformation inusing the fridge fromthe Swift Command app, please see the Swift Command UserGuide.
Fridge screen. Here you can select the operating mode, set the coolingsetting and view the temperature
status.
Mode
Press mode button to select the required
operating mode. Selectoff to turnthe
fridge off.
Setting
Use the setting (+)or(-) buttonsto
increaseordecreasethe coolingsetting.
1 islowand 5 ismaximum.
Temperature
The temperature statusdisplayshowsthe
temperature state ofthe fridge, with the
optimal(central)position being the ideal.
Ifthe fridge istoo warmincrease the
cooling setting toreducethe temperature.
Ifthe fridge istoo cold reduce the cooling
setting accordingly.
Note that the fridgewilltake time to react to a setting changeso pleaseallow sufficient time forthe statusto
update afterchanging a settingoradding food.
2.17Air-conditioning
If yourvehiclehasbeen fitted with a compatible air-conditioning unitthen the settingscan be set /controlled by
the EC800 controlpanel,the air-conditionerinfrared remote controlortheSwift Command app. The unit must
be turned on withitspowerswitch beforeit canbe controlled.
The related controlpanelscreensare shown below. Forinformation in using the air-conditioning fromthe Swift
Command app, please see the Swift Command UserGuide.
Air-conditioning screen. Hereyou can select the operating mode, set the targettemperature and adjust the
fan speed.
Lights
Press the lightsbutton to controltheLED
light builtintotheair-conditioning unit.
Select onoroff to turn the light on oroff,
orselect dimmed to allowthe light tobe
controlled with otherdimmablelightingin
the vehicle.
Mode
Press mode button to select the required
operating mode. Selectoff to turnthe air-
conditioneroff.
Note that available modesvaryaccording
to the modelofair-conditionerfitted.
Temperature
Use the temperature setting (+)or(-)
buttonsto increaseordecrease the
temperature setting. Available settings
range from5 degreesto30degrees
Celsius.
FanSpeed
Use the fan speedsetting (+)or(-)
buttonsto increaseordecrease the fan
setting.
Note that available settingsvary
accordingto the modelofair-conditioner
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2.18CaravanRadio
Radioscreen. Hereyou can selectthe radio mode, scan forstations, tune oradjust the volume.
Mode
Press the mode button to select the
required radio mode, available choices
varybyspecificationand include FM,
DAB, Aux3.5mminput orOff.
Select Off to turn the radiooff.
Scan
Press the (<)or(>)buttonsto scan
forward forthe next stationorto scan
backwardsforthe previousstation.
Tune Press the (+)or(-) buttonsto increase or
decrease tuned frequency.
Note: Auxcanbe used when a deviceisconnected to the radio module using the 3.5mmjackplug, eitheron
the side ofthe radio module oronthebinnacleat the front ofthe caravan (dependson modelspecification).
Set the devicevolume to a mid-setting and then adjuston the EC800 controlpanel. Ifthe sound levelistoo
lowincreasethe devicevolume, orifthe sound isdistorting reduce the level.
Volume
Press the (+)or(-) buttonsto increase or
decrease thevolume level. Press on the
centre ofthe dialto mute the volume,
press again to restore the volume level.
Preset
The 5 pre-set buttonsare used to store
and retrieveyourfavourite stations.
To store a station, firstlyscan ortune to
the required station, then press and hold
the pre-setnumberuntil you heara beep.
To retrievea station simplypress the
required pre-set button.
DABChannel
List
When using the DABradio,the channels
are groupedinto ensembles. Youcan
scan forchannelswithinanensemble by
pressing the (<)or(>)button.
You can also press on thecentralchannel
information window to showa fulllist of
ensemblesand theirchannels.
Press the next ensemble buttonto scan
forchannelsin the next available
ensemble.
You can select an ensemble bypressing
on it in the left side list. You can select a
station bypressing on it in the right side
list. Press the<button to return to the
radio screen.
Note: DABreception maybe temporarilyinterrupted bypoorsignalorwhen using electrically‘noisy’
equipment orappliances(forinstance hob ignition).
Audioscreen. Ontheradio screen press the more button (right arrow)to access the audio settings. Use the
additionalslidercontrolstoadjust thelevels.
ToneUse the sliderbars toadjust the treble,
middle orbass levels.
Loudness
Use the loudness sliderto furtheradjust
some audio frequenciestosuit
requirements.
Balance Use the balance sliderto adjust the levels
between the left and right speakers.
Fader
Forinstallationswith 4speakers, use the
fadersliderto adjust thelevelsbetween
the front and rearspeakers.

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2.19BluetoothPairing &OtherControls
The EC800 controlpanelcan displaythe softwareversion numberofthe ControlPanel,the PSU and the
communicator/ tracking unit. Press the settingsbuttonto view the setting screenwhich containsthe related
information.
The Bluetooth pairing process iscovered below. Furtherhelpwith Bluetooth pairing isavailable in the formofa
help video which can be viewed on the Sargent website intheSupport Information section.
Generalsettingsscreen.Hereyou can set the date &time, screen brightness and screen on time.
Time, Date &
Day
Press the (+)or(-) buttonsaboveor
beloweach itemto adjust the value. Note
that the systemusesthe 24hourclock.
Screen
settings
Press on the screen brightness button to
adjust thescreen backlight level.
Press on the screen timeout button to
select the time that thescreen willstay
illuminatedforaftera press ortouch.
Bluetooth
Pair
Press the pairbutton to start pairing with
yourcompatibleBluetoothdevice. The
pairbutton borderwillilluminate when
pairing isactive.
You can nowpairyourdevice to the
systemfollowingthedevicesinstructions.
Pairingremainsactive for1minute andis
then turned off automatically.
Bluetooth
Delete
Press the delete button to delete any
Bluetooth pairingsfromthe system.
KeyBeep Use the keybeep buttonto turn on/ off
the beepsoundwhen a button ispressed.
Note that setting changesare savedwhen you press the home button toreturnto the main screen.
2.20ElectricStepOperation
On vehiclesfitted with anelectricstep, thisisoperated bya buttonneartheentrydoor. Press and release the
button tomove the step inorout. One press ofthe button willmove the step out; a furtherpress will move the
step in again.
Ifthe engine isstarted the step willmove inautomatically,aftera shortwarning buzzer. Ifthisoperation fails
due to an obstaclea buzzerwillsound continuouslyto warn that the stepisstillout, and therefore requiresyour
attention.
2.21AL-KO ATCOperation
On caravansfitted with Al-KoAutomaticTraction Control, theSwift Command App can be used to monitorthe
statusofthe ATC fromwithinyourtowvehicle. Moreinformation on thiscan be found within the Swift
Command App and the associated userguide.
Note: ifusingtheSwift Command app to monitortheATC whilstdriving the phone ordevice must be placed in a
suitableholderand setup before driving. At alltimesensureyou obeythe legalrequirementsforusing mobile
devicesin vehicles.
2.22SystemWarnings
The systemincorporatesa numberofwarningsthat are activeat specifictimes. These are summarised below,
and also covered byrelevant sectionsofthismanual.
When a warning isactivea warning boxwill appearonthe controlpanelscreen containing adescription ofthe
warning along with an audiblebeeping sound.

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Warning When Type
Fresh waterlevellow
With pump turned on and freshwater
levellow (less than 25%full)
Onlyavailable when an on-board tank
isfitted
Message on screen and 60second
audible beep
Waste waterlevelfull
With pump turned on andwaste water
levelfull.
Onlyavailable when an on-board tank
isfitted
Message on screen and 60second
audible beep
Leisurebatteryvoltage
low
With controlpanelpoweron and leisure
batteryselected (asactivebattery)and
the voltage levelfallsbelow10V
Message on screen and 60second
audible beep.
With controlpanelpoweron and leisure
batteryselected (asactivebattery)and
the voltage levelisbelow 9V
Message on screen and 60second
audible beep.Ifno action taken after
30 secondsthen the systemwill
switch the poweroff to prevent severe
dischargeofthe battery
Note: Thisisan emergencycut off leveltoprotectthe batteryfromsevere
damage. You should not relyonthiscut off levelduring normaloperation,but
manage yourpowerconsumption to a discharge levelof11.5Vorabove.
Thiscut off onlyappliestopowerdrawn fromthe batterybythe leisure
equipment thatiscontrolledbythe controlpanelpowerswitch; itwillnot protect
the batteryfromdischarge bypermanentlyconnectedequipment.
Leisurebatteryvoltage
high
With controlpanelpoweron oroff and
leisure batteryisselected (asactive
battery)and thevoltage levelrises
above15V
Message on screen and repeated
beepsfromthe controlpanel. The
powerisautomaticallyturned off. The
beepingwillnot stop until the faultis
cleared.
Vehiclebattery
warnings
Ifthe vehicle batteryisselected insteadofthe leisure battery,then similar
warningsto thosedescribed above areapplied to thevehiclebattery.The
vehiclebatterylowwarning levelis10.9V
Engine running When the engine isstarted the system
powerwillbe turned off
Message on screen stating ‘engine
running’.
Stepextended Stepextended and engine started Message on screen andwarning
buzzer
Stepjammed orobstructed
Mainslead (hook-up
cable)stillconnected /
plugged in
When the engine isstarted and the
mainscable isstillplugged in and the
chargerisswitched on
Message on screen and repeated
beepsfromthe controlpanel. The
beepingwillnot stop until the hook-up
lead isremoved.
Heating system
When set to controlthe heatingsystem,
the EC800 controlpanelwillshow
related heatingsystemwarnings,which
willinclude the errornumberand error
description
Message on screen and 60second
audible beep.
Additionaldescriptive information is
availablewhenusing the Swift
Command App.
Refrigerator/ Fridge
Freezer
When set to controlthe refrigerator, the
EC800 controlpanelwill showrelated
warningswhichwillinclude the error
numberand errordescription
Message on screen and 60second
audible beep.
Additionaldescriptive information is
availablewhenusing the Swift
Command App.

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3System Technical Information
The following section providesfurthertechnicalinformation relating to the electricalsystem. You can also
access the supporting technicalmanualfrom www.sargentltd.co.uk
3.1Residual CurrentDevice &MiniatureCircuitBreakers
Residual Current
Device (RCD)
MiniatureCircuit
Breakers(MCB’s)
RCD
Test
button
The ResidualCurrent Device (RCD)is
basicallyprovidedto protect the user
fromlethalelectricshock. The RCD
willturnoff (trip)ifthe current flowing
in the live conductordoesnot fully
return down the neutralconductor, i.e.
some current ispassing througha
person downto earth orthrougha
faultyappliance.
To ensure the RCD isworking
correctly, the test buttonshould be
operated each time the vehicleis
connected to the mainssupply(see
section 2.3)
The Miniature CircuitBreakers
(MCB’s) operate in a similarwayto
traditionalfusesand are provided to
protect thewiring installation from
overload orshortcircuit. Ifan
overload occurs the MCBwillswitch
off the supply. Ifthisoccurs you
should investigate the cause ofthe
fault before switching the MCBback
on.
The following table showsthe rating and circuitallocation forthe three MCB’s
MCB Rating Output Wire Colour Description
1 10 Amps White 230VSockets
2 16 Amps White (Yellow forheater) Extra 230VSockets/ Heating System
3 10 Amps Black(Blue forWhalewater
heater)
Fridge / Charger/ Auxiliarydevices/
WhaleWaterHeater
3.2Generator Usage
Caution should be used before connecting a generatorto yourcaravanormotorhome.
WARNING
Neverstart orstopthegeneratorwhile electricalloadsare connectedand switched on.Start the engine, let
it stabilise and thenconnect the electricalload. When stopping the generator,disconnect the electricalload
and let engine stabilise before switchingoff.
Whilst some generators use electronicinvertertechnology,others use a more basicprinciple togenerate the
230Vsupply. Preference should be tochoosea generatorwhich producesa consistent sinusoidalwave form
with accurate voltage control.
The ReversePolaritywarning light on the PSU mayilluminate when using a Generator. Thisisa normalside
effect when using some typesofgenerator. Insteadofconnecting the neutralconductorto earth, some
generators centretap the earth connection making both neutraland live conductors 110Vaboveearth. This
110Vdifference causestheneon polarityindicatorto illuminate.
In most casesit issafe to use a generator, but pleaseconsult the generatorhandbookforfurtherinformation.

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3.3BatteryCharger
The systemincorporatesan intelligent three-stagebatterycharger.
During stage 1 the batteryvoltage isincreased graduallywhile the current islimited to startthe charging
process and protect the battery. At stage 2 the voltage risesto 14.4Vtodeliverthe bulkcharge to the battery.
When the batteryischarged, the voltageisdecreased at stage 3 to 13.6Vto delivera float charge to maintain
the batteryin the fullycharged state. The chargercanbe left switched oncontinuouslyasrequired.
The batterycharger/ powerconverteralsoprovidespowerto the leisure equipment when the mainssupplyis
connected. Thismodule suppliesDC to the leisure equipment up to a maximumof25 Amps(300 Watts),
therefore the available powerisdistributed betweenthe leisureload and the battery,with the leisure load taking
priorityasperthe following example:
Leisureload Availablepowerforbatterycharging
5A 20A
10A 15A
15A 10A
20A 5A
WARNING
Underheavyloadsthe BatteryChargercase maybecome hot. ALWAYSensurethe ventilation slotshave
a clearflow ofair. Do not place combustible materialsagainst / adjacent to the charger.
3.4LeisureBattery
A)Type / Selection
Foroptimumperformance and safetyitisessentialthat onlya proprietarybrand LEISUREbatteryisused and it
issuggested to select a batteryfromthe NCC Verified BatteryScheme with a typicalcapacityof75 to 120Ah
(Ampere / hours). Depending on the prospective use ofthe vehicle the correct type shouldbe selected (A, Bor
C). AnormalcarbatteryisNOTsuitable.Thisbatteryshould alwaysbe connectedwhen the systemisinuse.
The PSUisconfigured to workwith standard lead acid leisure batteries, and in most casesisalso compatible
with the latest range ofAbsorbed Glass Matt (AGM)batteries. The systemisalso suitable forLithiumbatteries
with built-inBatteryManagement SystemsBMS).Before fitting non-standardbatteriespleasecheckthat the
charging profile described in 3.3issuitable forthe typeofbatterybyreferring to the batterydocumentation or
batterymanufacturer.
Some vehicleinstallationscan caterfortwoleisure batteriesconnected in parallel. In these casesit is
recommended that two identicalbatteriesare used.
The batteryfeed isfitted with an inline fuse between the batteryandtheelectricalharness, andisusually
located immediatelyoutside thebatterycompartment orwithin500mmofthe battery. The maximumrating of
thisfuse is20Aperbattery.Ifa singlebatteryisfitted to a motorhome, thisfuse could beup to 40A, howeverif
two batteriesare fitted each batteryshouldbe fused at a maximumof20A.

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B)Installation & Removal
Alwaysdisconnect the 230Vmainssupplyand turn the PSU green chargerswitch to the off position (button out)
before removing orinstalling thebattery.
When connecting the battery,ensure that the correct polarityisobserved (blackis negative[-] and red is
positive [+])and that the terminalsare securelyfastened. Crocodile clipsmust not be used.
WARNING
Explosive gasesmaybe present at the battery.Takecare to prevent flamesand sparks in thevicinityof
the batteryand do not smoke.
C)Operation / Servicing
Undernormalcircumstancesit shouldnot be necessaryto remove thebatteryotherthanforroutineinspection
ofthe terminalsand “topping up”ofthe batteryfluidwhere applicable. Please see instructionssupplied with the
battery.
Note: Do not overdischarge thebattery.One ofthe most common causesofbatteryfailureiswhen the battery
isdischarged belowthe recommended levelofapproximately10V. Discharginga batterybelow thisfigure can
cause permanent damage to one ormore ofthe cellswithin the battery.
To preventoverdischarge, the powercontrolsystemincorporatesa batteryprotectcircuit that warnstheusers
and thendisconnectsthe batterieswhen theyfall belowset values.
Ifa warning isactivea beepwill be emitted bythe controlpaneland information willbe shown onthe screen.
To cancelthe warning,press the selectbutton. These warningswillnot berepeated unless the powerswitchis
turned off and on again.Thisisto ensure thewarning doesnot become a nuisance.
Battery Voltage
cut off Action aftercut off Notes
Vehicle10.9V
Batteryselection is
changed fromVehicle
batterytoLeisure
battery. Ifthe leisure
batteryisbelow9V
then a furtherwarning
willoccur(see below).
Thiscut off levelisdesigned to protect the vehicle
batteryfromoverdischarge. The 10.9Vlevel
ensuresthere issufficient powerin the batteryto run
the vehicleelectronics and start the vehicle. This
cut off onlyappliesto powerdrawn fromthe battery
bythe leisure equipment; itwillnot protect the
batteryif youleave vehiclecircuitsswitched on,
such asthe road lights.
Leisure9V Poweristurned off
Thisisan emergencycutoff leveltoprotectthe
batteryfromsevere damage. You should not relyon
thiscut off levelduring normaloperation, but
manage yourpowerconsumption to a discharge
levelofabout 11.5V.
Thiscut off onlyappliestopowerdrawn fromthe
batterybythe leisure equipment that iscontrolled by
the controlpanelpowerswitch; itwill not protect the
batteryfromdischarge bypermanentlyconnected
equipment.

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3.512 VoltDC Fuses
WARNING
When replacing fusesalwaysreplace a fusewiththecorrect value. NEVER replace witha highervalue /
ratingasthiscould damage the wiring harness. Ifa replacement fuse ‘blows’ do not keep replacing the
fuse asyou could damage the wiring harness. Pleaseinvestigate the fault and contactyourdealer.
The following table showsthe fuse allocation forthe 13 fusesfitted to the PSU. Please note that fusesare
dependant onPSUversions, so not allfusesmaybe present.
Fuse Rating Fuse Colour Description
1 25 Amps White Charger
2 7.5 Amps Brown Permanent 12V/Alarm/ Fridge Electronics
3 10 Amps Red 12VSockets/ TVAmplifier/ Radio (CaravansOnly)
4 10 Amps Red ExtractorFans
5 5 Amps Tan Appliances/ Hob Ignition / Toilet / WhaleWaterHeater
6 10 Amps Red WaterPumps/ TankHeaters (MotorhomesOnly)
7 7.5 Amps Brown Lighting, Main Lights&DimChannel1
8 7.5 Amps Tan Lighting, EntryLight &DimChannel2
9 10 Amps Red Alde Heating,Truma Heating, Whale AirHeater, Motorhome
MarkerLights,Motorhome En-Route Sockets&Lights
10 10 Amps Red Auxiliary/ Awning Light / ElectricStep (MotorhomesOnly)
11 20 Amps Yellow Fridge 12V(Motorhome Only)
12 15 Amps Blue Towing 12V(Motorhome Only)
13 15 Amps Blue Fridge D+(Motorhome Only)
Note: Fuses(2-13)have a Red LEDbelowthemwhich providesindication that the fuse hasblown. The
chargerfuse hasa green LEDwhich Indicatesthat thechargerisworking.
The following table showsdetailsofthe fuse(s) located at the Leisure battery.
Fuse Rating Fuse Colour Description
Battery1 20 Amps Yellow Fuse remotelylocated nearbatteryon a Caravan
Battery2 20 Amps Yellow Fuse remotelylocated nearbattery2(where fitted)ona
caravan
Battery1 40 Amps Orange Fuse remotelylocated nearbatteryon a Motorhome
Battery2 40 Amps Orange Fuse remotelylocated nearbattery2(where fitted)ona
Motorhome
The following table showsdetailsofthe fuse(s) located at the C44 RoadLight fuse box(caravansonly)
Fuse Rating Fuse Colour Description
1 20 Amps Yellow Fridge Supply
2 5 Amps Tan Left HandTail Lights
3 5 Amps Tan Right Hand Indicators
4 5 Amps Tan Fog Lights
5 - - Sparelocation
6 20 Amps Yellow CarBatterySupply
7 5 Amps Tan Right Hand TailLights

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8 5 Amps Tan Left HandIndicators
9 7.5 Amps Brown StopLights
10 5 Amps Tan Reverse Lights
3.6Common FaultTable
Fault Possible Cause Proposed Fix
No 230volt
output fromPSU
Connecting lead
between the site and
LeisureVehicle not
connected
Checkand connect lead asper2.3C
RCD switched off Reset RCDasper2.3D
RCD not operating
correctly
Checksupplypolarity;iftheRCD continuesto failcontactyour
Dealerasthere isprobablyan equipment orwiring fault.
MCBswitched off
Reset MCBbyswitching OFF (down position)thenbackON
(up position), ifthe MCBcontinuestofail contactyourDealer
asthereisprobablyan equipment orwiring fault.
No ordeficientsupply
fromsite Contact site Warden forassistance.
Otherfault ContactyourDealer.
Reverse Polarity
light is
illuminatedon
PSU
MainsSupply
reversed?
The reverse polaritylight isdesigned to illuminate when the
Live and Neutralsupplyhasbeen reversed / crossed over.If
the light illuminatesthereisa problemwith the site supplyor
the cable connecting the supplytoyourvehicle. The light is
designed to workon UKelectricalsupplies(wherethe neutral
conductorisconnected to earth at the sub station).If you are
using yourvehicleoutside the UKthislight mayilluminate
when no fault exists. In these casesconsult the site warden for
advice.
Generatorbeing used
‘The Reverse Polaritywarning light ison when using my
Generator’.
Thisisa normalside effectwhen using some typesof
generator. Insteadofconnecting the neutralconductorto
earth, some generators centre tap the earthconnection
making both neutraland live conductors 110Vaboveearth.
This110Vdifference causesthe neon polarityindicatorto
illuminate. In most casesit isstillsafe to use the generator,
but please consult the generatorhandbookforfurther
information.
ControlPanel
Problems
ControlPanelhasno
display
Checkbatteriesand fuses,turn PSUisolate switch and
chargerswitchon and ensure mainssupplyisconnected.
Checkcontrolpanelconnecting lead atPSU and behind
ControlPanel.
ContactyourDealer.

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Fault Possible Cause Proposed Fix
12VPowerturnsoff
Batteryprotect feature hasoperated to protect the Vehicle
batteryand orthe Leisure battery.See 3.4C
Overvoltageprotection hasbeen activated,thecontrolpanel
willdisplayawarning. Anumberofthingscan cause thisbut
the most common isthe solarpanel,itisworthchecking the
regulatorisconnected correctlyand operating withinthe
correct parameters.
Engine hasbeen started, allequipment hasbeen
disconnected to meet EMCrequirements. See 2.4
ControlPanellocked /
erraticfunction
Observe controlpanelhandling instructions.
Controlpanelsoftware mayhave crashed. Reboot control
panelbyturning off the PSU isolate switch. Wait 30 seconds
then turn the switch backon. Checkwith yourdealerthat your
systemhasthe latest software installed, asan updatemaybe
available.
No 12volt
output fromPSU
No 230Vsupply Checkall above.
Chargernot switched
on Turn chargerswitch on, switchwill illuminate.
Batterynot connected
and /orcharged Installcharged batteryasper3.4
Powerbutton on control
panelnot switched to
on
Turn poweronat controlpanel.
Batteryflat/ Battery
fuse blown
Rechargebattery,checkfuses, checkcharging voltage is
present at battery.
Fuse blown Checkall fusesare intactand the correct value fuse is
installed asperfuse table.
Equipment switched off
/ unplugged
Checkequipment isswitched on and connected to the12V
supply.
Otherfault ContactyourDealer.
Pump not
working
Fuse blown Replace fusewith correct value asperfuse table.
Pump turned off Turn pump on bypressing the pump button at the control
panel.
Lightsnot
working
Fuse/sblown Replace fusewith correct value asperfuse table.
Lightsturned off Turn Lightson bypressing the lightsbutton, usedimmerat the
controlpanel.
Communications
not working
Bluetooth not paired Using SystemSettingsmenu, select Bluetooth Pairoption.
Bluetooth not activeon
Device
Ensure that the handhelddevice hasBluetoothswitched on
and that the device supportsthe Bluetooth 4standard(BLE).
Bluetooth out ofrange Ensure the handhelddevice iswithin 7M ofthe middleofthe
caravan/ motorhome.
3.7Contactdetails
Sargent ElectricalServicesLimited provide a technicalhelp lineduring office hours. Please contact01482
678981 if yourequire technicalhelp. Forout ofhoursupportplease referto the support section ofthe Sargent
web site www.sargentltd.co.uk

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4Remote Access &Control
4.1Swift Command App
The Swift Command app can be down loadedfromthe Apple App Storeorthe Android Playstore.
Aseparate Swift CommandUserGuide isavailablewhich covers the operation of the app.
Beforeyou can use the Appwithyourcaravan ormotorhomeyou willneed to create an account and sign upto
the free communication service.Thisisa simple process and willbe explained furtherbyyourdealerat the
vehiclehandover.Additionalinformation isavailable at www.swiftcommand.co.uk
4.2Swift Command Webusage&Description
In addition to the mobileApp, you can also use the same account and logindetails to access the Swift
Command website.
Hereyou can update and amend yourdetails,lookat location information andhistory, reviewsystem
information andhistoricaldata aswellaschangingsome systemoptionsand settings.
4.3Swift Command SIMCoverage&Usageinformation
The EC600 systemcontainsMobileSIMwith 36 month contract, which commencesupon activation atthe
Dealership whenyourvehicle islinked to yourcustomer.
Belowisa list ofthe countriescovered bytheSIM undera fairusage policy,a complete listisavailable at
request.
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,
Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania,Luxembourg, Netherlands,Malta, Norway,
Poland, Portugal,Romania,Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, UnitedKingdom.
Forvehiclesshipping directto AustraliaorNewZealand a specialworld-wide SIM isfitted at the Swift factory.
Please note that ifa UKspecification vehicleisshipped to these countriestheremote featureswillnotoperate.
4.4Replacementparts
The Controlpanelcontainsa small lithiumbatteryto maintain the clockwhen no otherenergysuppliesare
available thiswilllast in excess of5 years undernormalconditions. The batteryisa CR2032 3.0V
The EC630 Communication module containsa specialbackup batterypackwhich shouldlastin excess of3
years undernormalconditions. The packpart numberis16308 available fromSargent.
4.5Updates
Fromtime to time there maybe updatesto the systemfirmware; these updateswillbedone at service intervals
byyourdealership.