Van Levels

A Van Level tells you how much lift each wheel needs to get the van level, on the levelling tabs of the Cab dashboard. On the move it also drives the Cab roll screen, which shows how far the van is leaning to one side (see Dashboards). While the Drive scene is on, the Van Level reports twice a second so that screen stays live, and it drops back to its slower pace when Drive ends. That needs the latest Van Level firmware; an older unit only updates the roll screen every 30 seconds. One per system. Currently we support the following:

Van Level 6

The Wi-Fi version. It needs power only, and joins your van's network over Wi-Fi, so it can go wherever it is easiest to mount. Everything you see is the same as the Pro 6: the same readings and the same levelling screens.

• Choose the Pro 6 instead if you can run a network cable to it. A wired link is steadier, and it takes its power from the same cable.
• You put it on your Wi-Fi the first time you power it up. A wireless network named ss-setup-vl6 appears; join it with the password sensasetup, then choose your van's network and enter its password. The unit restarts on your network and Sensa finds it on the next scan.

Van Level Pro 6

The wired version. It connects with a network cable and takes its power from the same cable (Power over Ethernet), which gives a steadier link than Wi-Fi. Wireless is not supported.

Van Level Pro 10

The second-generation wired Van Level, available on Vision. It connects and is powered the same way as the Pro 6, gives you the same levelling screens, and also measures temperature, air pressure and compass heading.