Smartwave SmarTire Manuel utilisateur

SmarTire

Tire Pressure Monitor

Tool

Users Manual

090.0011

Table of Contents

FCC Compliance Label .........................................................................2

User Interface Illustration.....................................................................2

Introduction............................................................................................3

Tire Rotation...........................................................................................3

Testing Tire Sensors.............................................................................4

Main Menu..............................................................................................5

Main Menu Icon Legend........................................................................6

Main Menu Details .................................................................................7

Initiate Function............................................................................................7

Example Display...........................................................................................7

Set-up Menu Icon Legend.....................................................................8

Set-up Menu Icon Explanations...........................................................9

Software Update...........................................................................................9

Maintenance Tool Software Update .........................................................9

Maintenance Tool software update program .......................................... 10

Updating Maintenance Tool.................................................................... 10

Measurement Units .................................................................................... 11

PSI/BAR/kPa/C/F ...................................................................................11

Stored Sensor Information Retrieval...........................................................11

Delete Sensors in Memory ......................................................................... 11

Walk-Around Learn.....................................................................................11

Walk-Around Learn Procedure...............................................................11

Walk-Around Learn Download................................................................ 13

Updating The Receiver With New ID Codes...........................................13

Ambient Sensor Learn .........................................................................14

Ambient Pressure Compensation...........................................................14

Return......................................................................................................... 14

Sensor Learn.............................................................................................. 15

Information Received From Sensor After Activating Learn..................... 15

Execution Icons...................................................................................16

Application Notes, Display Examples ...............................................17

Sensor Initiation...................................................................................17

Specifications ......................................................................................19

Hardware Specifications.............................................................................19

General Specifications............................................................................19

Electrical Specifications.............................................................................. 19

Communication Interfaces......................................................................19

System Resources .................................................................................19

Power......................................................................................................... 19

Radio Frequency Specifications.................................................................20

Receiver Specifications .......................................................................... 20

LF Transmitter Specifications.................................................................20

Antenna Types ....................................................................................... 20

Mechanical Specifications .......................................................................... 21

Troubleshooting ..................................................................................21

FCC Compliance Label

The FCC compliance label is located on the back of the tool as shown in

figure 1.

Figure 1

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS-210

of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device

must accept any interference received, including interference that may

cause

undesired operation.

The term "IC:" before the radio certification number only

signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met.

User Interface Illustration

Figure 2

Introduction

Testing Tire Sensors

The sensor test procedure is used to verify the sensors can transmit

valid data after they have been activated with a Low Frequency (LF)

transmission from the tool.

The tire pressure monitoring system consists of a tire pressure sensor

inside the wheel that will transmit a radio frequency (RF) signal that

contains a unique identification number (ID #), actual tire pressure, and

sensor battery condition to a module in the vehicle. The vehicle module

receives and interprets the RF signal from the sensor and warns the

driver of low tire pressure.

This test cannot verify if the sensor’s internal roll switch is functioning

properly, for that, a test drive is necessary. Refer to the vehicle service

manual for further diagnostic information. During this procedure the tool

receives sensor transmissions and displays the transmission data on the

screen.

It is important that the vehicle module knows where each sensor is

located on the vehicle, so it can indicate to the driver which tire is low on

pressure. This means that when the tires are serviced or rotated, the

vehicle module must relearn the position of each tire pressure sensor

and tire and wheel assembly.

1. The antenna of the tool should be placed against the sidewall above

the wheel rim at the valve stem location. Holding it to close to the rim

(while initiating an inner tire sensor on a dual tire configuration, may

cause the outer tire to be initiated as well).

2. Press and release the Initiate button on the tool. The circling symbol

indicates the tool is scanning for the sensor's transmission.

The tire pressure sensor outputs for a definitive period of time once the

Activate button is pressed. 3. With the tool, observe the screen and wait 3-5 seconds for the

sensor's transmission to be received. The screen should display an 8-

digit ID number, tire pressure within 2 psi of actual tire pressure,

Learn mode and good signal strength.

The main menu of the tool identifies 3 functions consisting of Initiate,

Setup and Learn modes respectively. 4. Repeat step 3 for the remaining sensors to verify all sensors are

operating properly.

NOTE: Sensor transmission data displayed on the tool screen is

erased each time the Initiate or Learn functions are selected.

Tire Rotation

It is important that the receiver has learned the correct locations of each

tire pressure sensor so the system indicates the correct location of the

tire pressure condition, as well as sensor location for diagnostic

procedures. Perform the sensor learn procedure after every tire rotation,

sensor replacement, or receiver replacement.

1. Enable the tire pressure sensor learn mode in the receiver.

Refer to the vehicle service manual for more information.

Main Menu

Main Menu Icon Legend

STATE DESCRIPTION ICON

Handheld

Battery

Life

These icons indicate the battery life of the handheld

device at startup. This icon is located in the lower left

area of the tool display.

To continue, press the Check mark. To turn off the tool

and replace the batteries, press the X.

Handheld

Battery

Life

This icon indicates the battery life of the handheld

device.

Initiation This icon is used to indicate initiation. When the Initiate

button is selected, this icon starts to blink during

transmission.

Initiation

Failure

This icon indicates tool initiation failure. This could be

caused by either a low battery in the wheel sensor or

the tool.

Set-up

This icon is used to indicate the set-up menu. When

this button is selected and held for 2 seconds the set-

up menu appears. Refer to Menu Options for more

information to set-up specific options.

Learn This icon is used to indicate sensor Learn. When the

Learn button is selected this icon starts to blink during

transmission.

Figure 3

Initiate Function

If the Initiate button is pressed, the tool retrieves sensor ID, pressure

data and battery status from the sensor which is displayed. Review the

Application section of this guide for more information.

Setup Menu

If the Setup button is pressed, the tool enters the Setup mode. Review

the Application section of this guide for more information.

Learn Function

If the Learn button is pressed, the tool learns/displays the sensor ID.

Review the Application section of this guide for more information.

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Main Menu Details

Initiate Function

If the Initiate button is pressed, the tool will retrieve sensor ID, pressure

data and battery status from the sensor that is displayed

•The button should be activated only once when pressed.

•The battery icon is used to show the battery status of the sensor.

9Check icons indicates the battery is OK.

The Wrench icon indicates the battery is due for a

change at next service.

If an error occurs, such as no information has been received, then the

error screen appears retry the Initiate Function.

Example Display

Figure 4

Set-up Menu Icon Legend

Selecting the Setup button commands the tool into Setup mode.

STATE DESCRIPTION ICON

Software

Update

This icon indicates the software update

option which allows the user to download

the latest software from a personal

computer.

Measurement

Units This option allows the user to change the

units of the parameters displayed. PSI/BAR/kPa/

C/F

Stored Sensor

Information

Retrieval

This option allows the user to refer to

sensor information stored in memory. Up

to 100 sensors can be stored.

Delete

Sensors in

Memory

This option allows the user to delete all

sensors stored in memory.

Walk Around

Learn

This option is used for the Walk-Around

Learn process.

When Walk-Around Learn is initiated the

icon may appear indicating a low

battery in either the wheel sensor or the

tool.

Ambient

Sensor Learn

This option is used to activate and store

pressure information from the ambient

sensor to adjust the displayed readings

for changes in altitude.

Return This option allows the user to return to

the main window.

Set-up Menu Icon Explanations

SoftwareUpdate

The software update function is used to download the latest SmartWave

Maintenance Tool software from a personal computer.

Refer to update information supplied with future software updates.

Maintenance Tool Software Update

The maintenance tool function allows the user to easily upgrade the

software in the field. The following describes the items and steps

required to carry out the download.

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Custom RS232

Cable This cable is required to connect from the computer to the tool

(see Figure 6).

Computer

Windows 95, 98, 2000, XP Required

Refer to the user manual for instructions on how to use this

software.

Update Tool

Software The software that is required to update the tool to the latest

features.

STEP DESCRIPTION

1 Attach maintenance tool to personal computer using supplied

custom RS232 cable.

2 Select update function on tool menu.

3 Open the maintenance tool software update program on the PC.

Note: Refer to the software update program for further

information regarding the download procedure.

Maintenance Tool software update program

Figure 5

Updating Maintenance Tool

Figure 6

Measurement Units 3. Select the walk around icon .

PSI/BAR/kPa/C/F 4. Select the number of tires on the vehicle example. A typical

heavy-duty truck contains 10.

This function changes the measurement units of the parameters

displayed. 5. Activate each of the vehicle's wheel sensors in the proper order (see

service information for the activation order).

6. Hold the SmartWave tool’s antenna against the tire’s upper sidewall

in line with the valve stem. Press the Learn button . The tool is

able to receive signals from an inner tire on a dual tire configuration

as well. Just hold the tool in line with the circumferential position of

the valve stem of the inner wheel.

Stored Sensor Information Retrieval

This function allows the user to refer to sensor information stored in the

tool memory. Up to 100 sensors readings can be stored & retrieved.

Delete Sensors in Memory

This function is used to delete all sensor data stored in the tool memory.

Walk-Around Learn

Walk-Around Learn Procedure

When the tires are rotated or replaced on a vehicle with a tire pressure

monitoring system, the vehicle must re-learn the position of each tire.

The Walk-Around Learn procedure is used to activate each sensor in its

new location, store the sensor information and download to the vehicle’s

Tire Pressure Sensor Receiver.

The unit will learns and stores the location of each sensor as the user

walks around the vehicle in a U-shaped pattern starting at the left side

(looking forward) front most tire location. If this is a dual tire axle start

with the inner tire location. The new location information (tire IDs) for

each sensor collected is then uploaded to the receiver in the vehicle.

Perform the following steps:

1. Power up the vehicle’s Tire Pressure Sensor Receiver (see vehicle's

service information for specific details).

2. Press and hold the Setup button until a list of menu items appear.

(continued)

Figure 7

7. Once the tool has learned the tire sensor ID for the given position,

automatically switches to the next tire position. Repeat until all the

tires have been learned.

8. After the last tire has been learned, press the down arrow, you are

now ready to transmit this information to the vehicle’s Tire Pressure

Sensor Receiver.

9. Using the supplied cable, connect the tool to the diagnostic port of

the Tire Pressure Sensor Receiver.

10. Press the check mark to begin downloading the new tire sensor IDs

into the receiver.

11. If there is a communication error, the tool displays a warning. Check

all the connections and try again

12. If the tool screen reverts back to the screen for entering the number

of tires, then the number of tires that was entered does not match the

number of tires in the vehicle’s receiver. Make sure the number of

tires entered on the tool matches the number of tires being

monitored to the vehicle and repeat the Walk-Around Learn

procedure.

Ambient Sensor Learn

Walk-Around Learn Download

The maintenance tool contains a function which allows the user to

connect the tool directly to the vehicle’s J1939 receiver. This function

downloads all new (learned) sensor IDs into the receiver.

Ambient Sensor Learn is used to activate and store atmospheric

pressure information from the ambient sensor to compensate the

displayed readings for changes in altitude.

The following describes the items and steps required to carry out the

download.

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Custom RS232

Cable

This cable is required to connect from the Computer to the

tool.

(See Figure 8)

J1939 Receiver SmartWave J1939 receiver with RS232 connection.

Ambient Pressure Compensation

STEP DESCRIPTION

1 Scroll down the Menu and set the maintenance tool to Learn Ambient

Pressure.

2 Activate ambient sensor using the Learn function.

The ID of the ambient sensor to be used for compensating the ambient

pressure appears on the maintenance tool display. All future pressure

measurements determined by the maintenance tool will compensate for

environmental atmospheric pressure.

Updating The Receiver With New ID Codes

Return

Selecting the Return icon moves the user to the previous menu screen.

Figure 8

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Execution Icons

Sensor Learn

STATE DESCRIPTION ICON

Confirm Good 9

Cancel Cancels current action. X

Back Back, Select, Enter, Return to main menu.

Scroll Scroll displayed data or selection.

Warning

Sensor information was not received or sensor

ID has already been designated to a tire

location.

Note: This only applies during Walk- Around

Learn mode.

Sensor

Maintenance The battery of the tire pressure sensor may be

low.

Unknown Battery information not received by the tool.

Try again.

The following is displayed after activating a sensor within sensor LF

range pressing the Learn button.

Information Received From Sensor After Activating Learn

Figure 9

Application Notes, Display Examples

Sensor Initiation

The following are possible scenarios after activating a sensor within LF

sensor range using the Initiate command.

The received information by the maintenance tool is stored in the tool

memory and can be recalled by selecting the Sensor Information Storage

command in the menu settings.

Figure 12

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