Van Level Pro 6

Knowing when your campervan is level is important for good sleep. Also knowing which wheels need to be lifted and by how much can help you level the campervan with blocks.

Sensa Connection Method

Network: PoE.

Installation

Run a network cable from it to a PoE port on your network switch. The same cable powers it.

Configuration

Join Network

This Pro model only supports Power Over Ethernet (PoE) connection. Wireless is not currently supported.

Running Web Interface

The device has a basic web interface which is useful to ensure the device is running and check the logs.

Steps:

1. Identify the IP address of the device from your network. You should see a device named ss-vl-pro6-c008-xxxxxx (Atom Lite) or ss-vl-pro6-c124-xxxxxx (AtomS3), where xxxxxx is the last 6 characters of the MAC address of the unit. That is used to make them unique in case you have multiple proxies on the network.
2. Connect to your ip address in your browser
3. You will be prompted for a user and password, user: admin, password: sensaweb

Adding to Sensa Nomad

Your Van Level arrives with its firmware installed. Once it is on your van's network, Sensa finds it on its own. Open Settings, choose the Devices tab, tick it under Discovered and press Add Selected Devices. If it is not there yet, press Scan.

See Adding devices for more.

Good to know

• Tell Sensa which way it is mounted. Open the cog on its row in Settings, Devices. Front, Left and Up say which of the unit's axes points to the front of the van, to the left and upwards. The bubble level beside them moves as the van does: lift the front and the bubble should move to Front. If it reads Reads upside down: check Up., change Up.