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VT TRUCK 

– User guide 

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Allow  sufficient  space  around  the  charger  for 
ventilation  when  you  use  it  to  power  or  recharge 
the  tool's  battery.  Do  not  cover  the  charger  with 
objects  liable  to  affect  cooling.  Do  not  use  this 
charger inside a bag. 

Connect the charger to a suitable power outlet.  

Do  not  use  the  charger  if  it  is  damaged  or  if  its 
power  lead  is  damaged.  Do  not  disassemble  the 
charger and do not modify any of its parts. Do not 
attempt  to  repair  the  charger.  It  does  not  contain 
any  part  that  can  be  repaired.  Replace  the 
charger  if  it  has  been  damaged  or  exposed  to 
excess moisture. 

Do not try to use it as a power source.  

Unplug it before undertaking any cleaning or care.  

About the battery 

CAUTION: 

this 

device 

contains 

Li-Po 

battery.  It  can  explode  and  release  hazardous 
chemicals. To reduce any  risk of fire or burns, do 
not  disassemble,  crush,  pierce  or  dispose  of  the 
battery  or  the  tool  in  fire  or  water,  and  do  not 
short-circuit  or  short  the  contacts  with  a  metal 
object. 

Always  use the power supply approved  by 

ATEQ 

and supplied with the device. 

The  tool  must  be  returned  to  the  supplier  for 
replacement of the battery.

 

Opening the tool, modifying it or removing the 
security tab voids the warranty completely. 

Safety instructions for Li-Po battery use 

The device must imperatively be placed on a non-
flammable  surface  during  charging  (ceramic  tray 
or metal box). 

Only  charge  the  Li-Po  battery

  WITH

  the  specific 

charger provided.  

If  the  battery  begins  to  overheat  to  more  than 

60°C

 

(140°F)

STOP CHARGING IMMEDIATELY

The  battery  must 

NEVER 

exceed 

60°C

  (140°F) 

during the charging process. 

NEVER 

charge  a  battery  pack  immediately  after 

its  use  and  while  it  is  still  hot.  Let  it  cool  down  to 
room temperature. 

If  you  see  any  smoke  or  liquid  coming  out  of  the 
battery,  stop  charging  immediately.  Disconnect 
the battery from the charger and place the battery 
in an isolated  area for at least 15 minutes. 

STOP 

USING  THE  BATTERY

,  and  return  the  device  to 

your dealer. 

Always  keep  a  fire  extinguisher  for  electrical  fires 
within  reach  while  charging  the  battery.  In  the 
unlikely  event  that  the  Li-Po  battery  catches  fire, 

DO  NOT 

use  water  to  extinguish  the  fire,  use 

sand or the extinguisher described above. 

The  parts  of  a  Li-Po  battery  must  be  neutralised 
out  of  use.  The  neutralisation  procedure  must  be 
carried  out  within  very  strict  safety  parameters. 
You  are  recommended  to  contact  a  specialist  in 
this  battery  type  to  carry  out  this  process.  They 

will  have  the  out-of-use  battery  collected  by  a 
specialised  recycling  organisation.  Alternatively, 
contact your dealer. 

Do  not  dispose  of  Li-Po  batteries  with 
household waste

To prevent leakage or other hazards, do not store 
batteries  above 

60°C

  (140°F).  Never  leave  the 

battery  inside  a  car  (for  example)  where  the 
temperature  could  be  very  high  or  in  a  place 
where  the  temperature  could  exceed 

60°C

 

(140°F).  Store  the  battery  in  a  dry  place  to  avoid 
all contact with any kind of liquid. Store the battery 
only  on  a  non-flammable  surface  that  is  heat 
resistant and  non-conductive, and  away from any 
flammable materials or sources. 

A  Li-Po  battery  must  be  stored  with  a  minimum 
charge of 

30%

. If you store the battery completely 

discharged,  it  will  quickly  become  unusable.  If  it 
has to be stored for a long period (over 6 months), 
remember  to  recharge  it  regularly  (to  more  than 
30%). 

If  you  do  not  follow  these  safety  instructions,  you 
risk  causing  serious  damage  to  people  or 
property, and you even risk causing a fire! 

The 

ATEQ

  company  accepts  no  responsibility  in 

the  event  of  damage  arising  as  a  result  of  non-
compliance with these safety instructions. 

Since use of a Li-Po battery entails significant fire 
risks  capable  of  causing  serious  damage  to 
people  and  property,  the  user  agrees  to  accept 
the risks and the responsibility involved.  

Since 

ATEQ 

cannot  control  correct  use  of  the 

battery  (charging,  discharging,  storage,  etc.),  it 
cannot be held responsible for damage caused to 
people or property. 

6. CE DECLARATIONS 

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 

 

 

The  manufacturer  of  the 

ATEQ  VT  TRUCK

 

declares  that  this  device  complies  with  the 
requirements of the following standards:  

 

 

- ETSI EN 300 330 V2.1.1 (2017-02) 

- ETSI EN 301 489-1/-3 V2.1.1 (2017-03) 

- EN 61010-1:2010 (2014/35/EU) 

- EN 62479:2010 

- EN 61326-1:2013 (2014/30/EU) 

Summary of Contents for VT TRUCK

Page 1: ...ATEQ VT TRUCK User manual 10 2019 EN...

Page 2: ...rovements the information contained in this user manual the features and design of this device are subject to be changed without prior notice Edition Revision Reference Date week year Chapters updated...

Page 3: ...TRUCK USE 9 1 VALVE READING TEST 9 2 FINDING PART NUMBERS 14 SETTINGS 16 1 SETTINGS MENU 16 ABOUT 21 1 ABOUT MENU 21 LANGUAGE 22 1 LANGUAGE MENU 22 RECENT SENSOR DATA 23 1 RECENT SENSOR DATA MENU 23...

Page 4: ...High impact ABS Response frequency Main frequencies 315 MHz and 433 92 MHz specific frequencies supported Low battery indication LCD screen Weight Approx 350 g Temperature Operating 20 C to 55 C 4 F t...

Page 5: ...any interference received including interference that may cause impaired function WARNING This product emits electromagnetic and electronically generated waves that may interfere with the safe operati...

Page 6: ...for future reference 3 Heed warnings Wear safety goggles The user and bystanders must read the instructions before use Do not use on live electrical circuits Risk of entanglement and strangulation 4...

Page 7: ...witch Sensor activation Validation next menu Cancel previous menu Navigate Up Navigate Down Navigate Left Navigate Right Transmission indicator Cancel back Antenna Battery charge low battery indicator...

Page 8: ...the key to turn on the device The software version is displayed together with the selected work zone Fig 1 Fig 1 On first start up or after a factory reset you will be asked to select the work zone Fi...

Page 9: ...tyre maintenance 2 Take the first TPMS reading on the front left wheel To do this place the tool against the side of the tyre directly on the rubber and in immediate proximity to the valve For clearl...

Page 10: ...sensor if attached to the outside of the tyre see detailed instructions on previous page Note that the TPMS sensor of the twin wheel inner wheel is usually positioned at 180 degrees to the outer whee...

Page 11: ...d Users can therefore choose from the following modes SCAN successive transmission of all the TPMS communication protocols until detection of the protocol matching the sensor on board the vehicle This...

Page 12: ...sensor the temperature inside the tyre the pressure measured and the status of the TPMS sensor battery Here you are ready to read the first wheel as shown by the words Scan Sensor 1 To change wheels...

Page 13: ...cess of reading the TPMS sensor To read the second sensor simply press OK The screen then shows that VT TRUCK is ready to read the second sensor Actros 2 Use the up and down arrows to select the make...

Page 14: ...The sensor was read successfully The screen displays the ID of the sensor the temperature inside the tyre the pressure measured and the status of the TPMS sensor battery Use the up and down arrows to...

Page 15: ...de the tyre the pressure measured and the status of the TPMS sensor battery 2 FAIL The TPMS sensor does not work no sensor is present on the tyre being tested or VT TRUCK is incorrectly positioned or...

Page 16: ...HATR1 02 15 VT TRUCK User guide Page 14 31 2 FINDING PART NUMBERS This function is for finding listed spare parts for each vehicle model 2 1 SELECT CAR MANUFACTURER 2 2 SELECT VEHICLE MODEL...

Page 17: ...VT TRUCK User guide Page 15 31 2 3 SELECT MODEL YEAR PART LOOKUP OE PART OE SENSOR REF 2 4 SELECT PART TYPE PART LOOKUP OE PART OE SENSOR REF OE PART A 010 542 37 18 MERCEDES Actros Supplier part numb...

Page 18: ...ect the working database to EUROPE or AMERICA UNITS change the air pressure and temperature display units pressure in kPa PSI or Bar and temperature in C or F FORMAT change the format of the sensor ID...

Page 19: ...m to implement a factory reset Connect the TPMS device to a PC and once it has been recognised go to the WebVT Settings menu then click Reset to factory values 1 2 CHANGE UNIT SETTINGS Scroll up and d...

Page 20: ...onfirm the setting and return to the previous menu To return to the previous menu with no change AUTO displays the ID in the format sent by the sensor DECIMAL overrides ID display to show the decimal...

Page 21: ...confirm the setting and return to the previous menu To return to the previous menu with no change 1 5 CHANGE THE CONTRAST OF THE DISPLAY Scroll up and down to select the function or setting Enter the...

Page 22: ...n to select the function or setting Enter the menu or confirm the settings Scroll up and down to select the required value Change from 1 minute minimum to 60 minutes maximum or DISABLED never To confi...

Page 23: ...HATR1 02 15 VT TRUCK User guide Page 21 31 ABOUT 1 ABOUT MENU Displays the device serial number the version of the software loaded the database version and correct operation of the radio receivers...

Page 24: ...omplete list alphabetical order English German Spanish Czech French Italian Slovenian Swedish Danish Hungarian Slovak Dutch Romanian Polish Norwegian Finnish Portuguese Turkish Croatian Greek Russian...

Page 25: ...MENU When one or more wheels of a new vehicle are read the results are automatically saved in the RECENT SENSOR DATA menu You can recover these results and continue resume reading the data of this veh...

Page 26: ...ERY CHARGING Fig 1 When the battery is low the battery status screen appears every 10 seconds The tool stops completely when the battery is out of power Connect the USB cable supplied to the charger a...

Page 27: ...r computer may be damaged or defective Check all these items separately in order to eliminate the possible origin of the problem 3 The TPMS sensor mounted in the tyre is not the correct P N Each vehic...

Page 28: ...mmunication protocol with TPMS sensors becomes available it is essential that your TPMS tool is updated The updating procedure is detailed below IMPORTANT Temporarily deactivate all anti virus and spa...

Page 29: ...take up to 10 minutes Do not disconnect the tool or the PC during the procedure 9 The WebVT software will let you know when the update is finished You will now be able to use your TPMS device again 3...

Page 30: ...lated questions should be addressed directly to ATEQ The addresses and customer service contact information for ATEQ can be found in the documentation accompanying your product and on the website at w...

Page 31: ...res within reach while charging the battery In the unlikely event that the Li Po battery catches fire DO NOT use water to extinguish the fire use sand or the extinguisher described above The parts of...

Page 32: ...ments of the following standards CISPR 32 2015 COR1 2016 Class B AS NZS CISPR 32 2015 Class B 9 RECYCLING Do not dispose of the rechargeable battery or the tool and or its accessories in the dustbin T...

Page 33: ...r of sensor triggering 7 P Part numbers 14 Power on 6 R RCM conformity 30 Read before use 4 Read valve 9 Reading errors 13 Recent sensor data 23 Recycling 30 S Safety 28 Safety instructions 3 Safety p...

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