Lippert (LCI) remote control and auto level

[Fierodough]

Any Lippert experts on here?

My new (to me) 2014 Montana fifth wheel came with the small remote (E in picture). It controls my 3 slides, awning and outdoor lights via the Lippert 8ch receiver model 13505.



Remote “F” in the picture is the optional LCD remote.

my electric auto level system brain is Lippert 17410

Documentation on these units are hard to get. No longer on LCI’s site.

The auto level system shows instructions on how to pair it with the fancy optional color LCD remote “F” (That i don’t have). This LCD remote can also pair with my 8 channel receiver to control my slides etc.

My question is: can the basic remote “E” that controls my 8 channel receiver, also be paired to the auto level system? And how do you do it?

If not, does anyone know where I can get a used color LCD remote “F” ? I don’t want to pay the insane “new” price from LCI for an already obsolete system.

Thanks in advance!

[JRTJH]

I think the two transmitters work on different frequencies. If so, then you can't "pair" the "type E" transmitter with the leveling system. Even if you could, there are limited functions on the "type E" transmitter, so you'd have to "unpair" from your current remote to use the same functions on the leveling system, otherwise, you'd be pushing to level and pulling in the main slide at the same time (activating both receiver functions with the "one button push"....

You might try searching eBay for a used "type F" transmitter. Sometimes (and it's always hit and miss) you can find just what you need, other times, searching all week won't produce even one lead......

[sourdough]

You may already have this but since you said documentation was hard to come by..;

https://www.rvupgradestore.com/v/vsp...436-Manual.pdf

I had the same remote and had to reprogram it many moons ago...with the assistance of Lippert. As John mentioned, I figure the "brain/receiver" for you auto level is going to be different (frequencies) than the controller for the other functions. Have you called Lippert to quiz them? They have always been very helpful in my experience.