Gaddis

[Gadddisef]

We are new to this page just purchased a 22 keystone raptor and already have a issue need some help. My command center does not turn on any lights it worked fine yesterday but not this morning can someone help

[bsmith0404]

Try resetting it. The most effective way to do that seems to be remove all power, shore and battery.

[Gadddisef]

It is currently plugged to 50 amp so cut all power? Just want to be sure

[bsmith0404]

Yes, cut all power including disconnecting the batteries

[jasin1]

Originally Posted by Gadddisef

We are new to this page just purchased a 22 keystone raptor and already have a issue need some help. My command center does not turn on any lights it worked fine yesterday but not this morning can someone help

press and hold the power button for a few seconds until the system reboots then let go

[Gadddisef]

Originally Posted by bsmith0404

Yes, cut all power including disconnecting the batteries

Thanks will do I will let you know what happens. Thanks for your feedback

[Gadddisef]

Thanks it worked would like to know what the cause this is but it was great to get quick fed back

[Gadddisef]

Originally Posted by Gadddisef

Thanks will do I will let you know what happens. Thanks for your feedback

Thanks it worked your awesome for the quick response. Any idea what cause this

[bsmith0404]

Only thing I can say is cheap electronics, early generation technology. You basically just did a control/alt/delete reset on a computer. In early days of computers, I remember doing that a lot. As technology progressed, I can say it’s been years since I last did that.

[chuckster57]

Originally Posted by bsmith0404

Only thing I can say is cheap electronics, early generation technology. You basically just did a control/alt/delete reset on a computer. In early days of computers, I remember doing that a lot. As technology progressed, I can say it’s been years since I last did that.

A 2022 model year won’t have early technology. The issues with InCommand seem to be ongoing from first generation to current. Personally I wouldn’t buy a new trailer if it had it.

[bsmith0404]

Originally Posted by chuckster57

A 2022 model year won’t have early technology. The issues with InCommand seem to be ongoing from first generation to current. Personally I wouldn’t buy a new trailer if it had it.

Early technology because they haven’t done much to update/upgrade the system. The “new” generation is supposed to be better, personally, I haven’t seen much difference.

[chuckster57]

Originally Posted by bsmith0404

Early technology because they haven’t done much to update/upgrade the system. The “new” generation is supposed to be better, personally, I haven’t seen much difference.

I think it has been “updated” a couple of times, but anyway, lots of people including myself think it still sucks.

[bsmith0404]

Originally Posted by chuckster57

I think it has been “updated” a couple of times, but anyway, lots of people including myself think it still sucks.

Right there with you. I don’t know what they do when they update it, but whatever it is, it doesn’t seem to fix many of the problems. if it does fix one thing, it just seems to create a new problem. I think the system is still old technology with very little R&D done over the years. Heck, look at the size of the control board, dang thing doesn’t do that much and has a board the size of a 1960 “super computer”.

[chuckster57]

If you can find the control center for Lippert’s “One Control” it isn’t any more compact.

[wiredgeorge]

Gaddis, just a suggestion but if you ask for help, putting the subject of the problem you need help with will make searching easier for someone who may not remember your username when they are searching for a solution. Hope you get things figured out.

[Gadddisef]

Originally Posted by chuckster57

I think it has been “updated” a couple of times, but anyway, lots of people including myself think it still sucks.

Thanks is there a way to update it

[flybouy]

Originally Posted by bsmith0404

Right there with you. I don’t know what they do when they update it, but whatever it is, it doesn’t seem to fix many of the problems. if it does fix one thing, it just seems to create a new problem. I think the system is still old technology with very little R&D done over the years. Heck, look at the size of the control board, dang thing doesn’t do that much and has a board the size of a 1960 “super computer”.

I just had a PTSD flashback from reloading MS windows Vista. I kept the disks on the desk as it seemed like it would crash and corrupt the OS weekly. Maybe those software folks got jobs doing RV work?

[TimC]

Originally Posted by chuckster57

I think it has been “updated” a couple of times, but anyway, lots of people including myself think it still sucks.

Count me in the group of people who think it sucks. I’m super disappointed with the iN·command system.

[spicercars]

Welcome from northern MN. Glad you solved your problem.

[wrvond]

Originally Posted by Gadddisef

Thanks is there a way to update it

InCommand update procedure