338RETS control panel questions

[gratefulbruce]

Okay, so during the Pre Delivery Inspection, I was on information overload (should have recorded it on my ipod). The control panel on my RETS I've figured out mostly, but have a question or two. The larger rocker switch (top left) I think is probably to turn on/off the outside 120v outlet which I saw on another thread on here. In the string of 12v switches, the first going from the left to right is for LR lighting, the third is for LR skylight lights, I was not able to figure out what the middle one turned on & off, I thought it might have been the awning LED string, but I did not notice it coming on. I was thinking maybe since it was just pulled here the awning may have been locked down and may be obscuring the led string which is under the awning connection to the trailer. Once I figure this out, I think I'll be asking about the remote for many of the control center functions, but that'll wait for another day!

[Ustabslim]

Ok..top left big rocker is for LED under awning and scare light on back side.
I need to go look at mine..I think awning is marked though. Middle,switches turn on living ceiling lights.

[thodgson]

The big rocker switch is the the LED awning light, not sure why they use the big rocker for that one. The other switch that you are wondering about is for the light on the far side where your water and electric hookups are, in case you arrive in the dark you can have some lighting when hooking up.
I have yet to label the slid switches but I always pick the one opposite of what I want to do, maybe this Spring I'll get to labeling them. I have labeled them on the wireless switch.

[gratefulbruce]

I actually went home yesterday and checked the middle switch again, and found that it is for the backside lighting. I also have not tagged these, but since I'm living in it, I will know all the light switches pretty soon. I will need to tag the slides also b/c 1, 2, & 3 just doesn't do it for me, and I'm certainly not using these since it's staying set-up ... I think DS, and BSF and BSR would be plenty descritive for me.