I'm not familiar with the 192, but what you;re describing is different than what I had.
On my 172, the wiring was located behind the sticker, which, if you enter the camper through the door and immediately turn 90 degrees to the left, you would be looking right at the sticker. The sticker was on the side wall of the overhead cabinet above the sink. On the 192, it looks like that similar location would be on the upper cabinet over the dinette? That cabinet is located directly under the MC-4 connector port mounted on the roof.
When I opened the cabinet, there was a partition on the left side (again, right behind the GoPower sticker) that I needed to remove by unscrewing the base trim. Once removed, there was a loop of wiring consisting of one yellow and one brown wire (12 gauge if I remember correctly), and I could follow the wire coming straight out of the underside of the MC-4 port in the roof (Edited to add:), looping in the cabinet and then exiting the cabinet into the roof toward the center of the trailer.Those wires were what I cut and installed the controller to.
The partition I removed was a flimsy little partition (something between cardboard and fiberboard). Once I looked at the inside of the cabinet closely, it was clear that it was "hiding" something, and it was not secured very well. There were no connectors. I cut the wire and installed the controller "in line" in those wires.
I have a 160 watt semi flexible panel with an MPPT controller and I can't remember if it's a 15 or 20 amp. I got them both from Overland solar. They have a good track record and reputation, and were very helpful. They also offer a 20 year warranty on their solar cells.