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On our Aspire, there is a 3 position switch to the right of the center display stack.
The three positions are Hitch (down) Auto (center) and Horizon (up). I haven't yet discovered what Auto does, but I simply flip from one to the other as needed.
What I discovered was that from the factory, both cameras were offering slightly different views of the toad. In other words, Horizon was angled too far down.
The cameras use 2 Allen head set screws to control the amount of adjustment. It has a third Allen head set screw which locks the camera in place, and isn't a designated adjustment screw.
The problem is that the 2 adjustment set screws have a corresponding slot on the mounting bracket which does not permit sufficient adjustment to view the traffic behind the coach.
There are 2 potential solutions: You could place washers under the mounting bracket to shim it in the right direction. The only problem with this is you will now have a fairly obvious gap between the base and the fiberglass it is mounted to. The other solution I performed, was to simply remove the 2 adjustment set screws, adjust the camera as desired, and use the single center screw to lock it down. No problems in about 700 miles of very bad weather.
-Matt
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Currently Motorhomeless
2017 Entegra Aspire 44R (bunks) towing 2019 F-350 LB (Sold)
2012 Tiffin Phaeton 40QKH (Our Phaeton was so nice, we bought it twice)
2016 Open Range RF376FBH (Sold)
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