Howto Monitorthesparetire; Installatio; Specialannex - Atrium Tpms Bedienungsanleitung

r Fo , example as shownin the right 2 figures,there is no sensorID
d programme intothefrontrighttireposition whichis insolidblack.
Programming of sensor ID
Thi s functionis foradding a newsensor t o thesystem orreplacing a lostorbroken sensor. You will need to first program
the ne w sensor's ID intothe corresponding tire position onthe monitor, a ndtheninstallthesensorontothe tire valve
. correctly Operations are as follows:
r Unde theIDsettingmode, p ress E-keyforabout 3 seconds t o entertheIDprogramming mode. A tthistime,thefirstdigit
flashes.PressS-keyto adjustthe value.
s Pres E-keytoconfirmand switchto nextposition, t henthe second digit
flashes.
o Als s pres S-keytoadjust v alue, a ndthenpress E-keyto confirm andswitch
to next position.
Whe n finishprogramming o f thefirst 6 digits(HighPart),pressE-keyto
h switc to last6 digits(Low part)for programming, atthistime,thefirstdigit
also flashes.
Whe n h finis ng programmi of all 12 digitsasabove, press E-Rey for3 'n—C
returnto ID inquirymode,
Note:theserial n umbers andthe12digits(Sensor IDnumber) canbefound onadditional paper. E ach sensor h ashisown
seria l number a ndIDnumber. Please keepthisinformation a ta save placeanddon'tloosetheinformation.
g Durin s proces of setting II), press andholdS-keycan return to indexinterface 1, andnosetting
will be saved.
Note:Whe n finished programming o f all 12digitsD, butfounddesired setting of IDis notsaved
andscree n displays a sbelow2 figures, p lease check asbelowforpossible wrong operation:
1.Programming of nan-valid ID
Th e complet e IL) number o f each sensor h as12digits, a ndis divided into4 groups, Foreach group
thedigitshould bein therangeof 001 to255.Forexample, inputsuchas000or256 cannot h e
set into monitor.
2. Onesame ID was set into two tire positions on monitor
Forsensorsinsideeachpackage,eachof themhasa differentID.
Shoul d abovesituationoccurs, the systemwill not save the programming,and userneedsto
reprogramagain.
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How to monitor the spare tire
If youwantto have thespare tire monitored a sotherwheels, youwillneedto firstprogram a newsensor i ntothemonitor
andthen installthis sensorontothe tire.Operations are asbelow:
1. Underthe sensorID programming mode,pressS-keyto switch
to sparetire position, a s shown:
2. Inputall 12 digits ofthe new sensorintothe monitor.
3. Program the standardpressurefor sparetireon monitor.
4. Installthe sensorontothesparetire.
Note: Theadditionalsensorfor sparetireis notincludedthis set.If neededyou havetobuy thesensorseparately to install
andprogramit to thesystemfor sparetire.
Installation of a new sensor/ replacement sensor for the case a sensor is lost or damaged
Afterprogram sensors IDto thecorresponding tirepositions ( please referrer t o point„Setting andprogramming of sensor
ID" on page 29 in the monitor,user can install the sensorto the corresponding tires. For installation.pleaserefer to
„lnstallationof sensor"on page21.
Wheninstalledsuccessfully, u ser shouldcheckthe standardpressureand systemtime on the monitor.Pleaserefer to
„Standard pressure s etting andprogramming" onpage 22 and„System timesetting andprogramming" onpage24.
Special annex
1. LCDoperating temperature
Forall of theLCD, t helowest l imitation operating t emperature i s -30oc,theuppertemperature l imitfor working modeis
70 oc for storagethe temperature limit is 85oc. Thisis determinedbythe characterof the LCD.If the LCDworks under
lowertemperature(forexample,-30 oc)for a longtime,the LCDmaybedestroyed,
In orderto usethe LCDproperly,we stronglyrecommendthe userpower off the displayif the temperatureinsidethe
vehiclewill be lowerthan-30 oc for a longtime.
2. Checking and inflating the tire pressure regularly
Inorderto ensurethat yourtires remainat optimumpressurelevels,it is stronglyrecommended that the usercheckand
adjustthe pressureof eachtire oncea month.
3. Replace with a new sensor
Ifoneof thesensorsis brokenor lost,youshouldchangea newsensor(10.283.7)for thetire.The brokensensorwill not
influence the othersensors'operation, o nlythe brokenoneneedsto be changed.
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