Controller Hardware Guide
Find the controller model, serial number, and reported hardware version without opening the enclosure, then choose the right support guide.
Safety first
Do not open or modify the controller
The enclosure may contain hazardous voltage. Turn off and lock out power before inspection, and use a qualified Atlantis installer or electrician for wiring or hardware service.
Information you can safely check
- 1
Controller label
Record the model, serial number, and any revision shown on the outside label.
- 2
Controller Info
In Atlantis Boater or the dealer tool, confirm the hardware version shows X4.3 or X4.4.
- 3
Visible controller condition
Without opening the enclosure, note any cracks, water, corrosion, heat damage, or loose outside covers.
- 4
App message
Take a screenshot of the full Atlantis Boater status or warning shown for the controller.
If the hardware version is missing or invalid
- Do not choose or guess a controller version.
- Leave the lift stopped and powered down.
- Open the Controller Revisions guide below for the correct next step.
Product purchase basics
- Atlantis Mini is the retrofit controller kit and is sold as a kit.
- Atlantis Position Sensors (APS) are a separate purchase available through your authorized dealer.
- Physical limit switches are also available through your dealer as separate equipment.
- Your dealer must confirm compatibility, exact kit contents, pricing, availability, and qualified installation for your lift.
Choose the right guide
- 1
First-time setup or replacement
Use the Lift Commissioning Guide.
- 2
Position or sensor warning
Use the APS Sensor Faults or Position Unsure guide.
- 3
Physical limit warning
Use the Physical Limit Circuit Fault guide.
- 4
Unexpected lights or sounds
Use the public Lights and Sounds guide and record the visible pattern.
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