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3.5 Normal Monitoring
3.5.1 Stationary State:
The transmitter will detect tire pressures and temperatures at 8-
second intervals and transmit the data to the display at 2-minute
intervals as long as they are normal. As the data is received, the
display will refresh.
3.5.2 Moving State:
The inertia switch of transmitter is on when the speed exceeds
16mph.
The transmitter will detect tire pressures and temperatures at
4-second intervals and transmit the data to the display at 30-second
intervals as long as they are normal. As the data is received, the
display will refresh.
3.5.3 Normal Data Display:
The display will automatically circulate among the tire positions in the
following order LF/RF/RR/LR.
Press and release the “Cycle Button” to view the tire temperatures.
3.6 Warnings
3.6.1 Low Pressure Warning
If the current pressure in a tire is 28PSI or lower in default mode or
20% lower than the cold inflation pressure setting, then the following
will occur:
3.3 Cold Inflation Pressure Setting
Cold inflation pressure setting is pre-set at the to 35PSI, when installation and
replacement of each transmitter and ID modules.
To change cold inflation pressure setting, perform the following:
3.3.1 Inflate the tire pressures to the recommended cold inflation pressure.
3.3.2 Press the “SET” key on the back of display and hold for 8 seconds to
enter new cold inflation pressure setting.A‘beep’ will sound and all
indicator lights will turn off and the screen display will show “ddd”.
Allow 3 to 5 minutes for the receiver to accept new cold inflation
pressure setting.
3.3.3 To check a tire’s cold inflation pressure setting, press and release the
“Cycle Button” twice. Repeating this step will cycle through each
tire’s pressure setting.
3.4 Restore Default Setting
To switch to default setting, press and hold the “RESTORE” key for 3 seconds.
The display unit will switch back to default operations within 30 seconds.
