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15. WARRANTY

ATEQ warrants to the original purchaser that your ATEQ hardware 

product shall be free from defects in material and workmanship 

for the length of time, identified on your product package and/or 

contained in your user documentation, from the date of purchase. 

Except where prohibited by applicable law, this warranty is non-

transferable and is limited to the original buyer. This warranty gives 

you specific statutory rights, and you may also have other rights 

that vary under local laws.

In the event of breach of the warranty, the sole responsibility 

of ATEQ and your sole remedy consists, at ATEQ’s choice, in 

repairing or replacing the hardware. Shipping and handling charges 

may apply, unless prohibited by the applicable law. To repair or 

replace any hardware, ATEQ may, as it chooses, use parts that 

are new, restored or already used but in good working order. Any 

replacement hardware product will be warranted for the remainder 

of the original warranty period or thirty (30) days, whichever is 

longer or for any additional period of time that may be applicable in 

your jurisdiction.

This warranty does not cover problems or damage resulting (a) 

from accidents, abuse, incorrect use or any repair, any modification 

or any unauthorized disassembly; (b) from inappropriate use or 

maintenance, use not in compliance with the instructions of the 

product or from connecting to power supply with incorrect voltage; 

or (c) from use of consumables, such as replacement batteries, not 

supplied by ATEQ, apart from where such restriction is prohibited 

by the applicable law. 

Before submitting a warranty claim, we recommend you visit the 

technical support section of our website at https://www.ateq-tpms.

com/ for technical assistance. Valid warranty claims are generally 

processed through the point of sale during the first thirty (30) days 

after purchase. However, this period of time may vary depending 

on the place of purchase. Contact ATEQ or the retailer who sold 

you the product to get more details.

Warranty claims that cannot be processed through the point of 

sale and any other product-related questions should be addressed 

directly to ATEQ. The addresses and contact details of ATEQ’s 

customer services are given in the documentation provided with 

your product, and on the internet at https://www.ateq-tpms.com/.

ATEQ SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT 

OR ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT 

NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE OR DATA 

(WHETHER DIRECT OR INDIRECT) OR COMMERCIAL LOSS FOR 

BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY ON YOUR 

PRODUCT, EVEN IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN ADVISED OF THE 

POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. Some jurisdictions do not allow 

the exclusion or limitation of special, indirect or accidental damage, 

and so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.

EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE 

LAW, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF 

MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS ON THIS HARDWARE 

PRODUCT IS LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF 

THE APPLICABLE LIMITED WARRANTY PERIOD FOR YOUR 

PRODUCT. Some jurisdictions do not allow limitations on how long 

an implied warranty lasts, and so the above limitation may not apply 

to you. 

Consumers have statutory rights under applicable national 

legislation governing the sale of consumer goods. Such rights are 

not affected by the warranties in this Limited Warranty.

No ATEQ dealer, agent, or employee is authorized to make any 

modification, extension, or addition to this warranty.

The warranty period for ATEQ tools is one year.

Summary of Contents for VT67

Page 1: ...Pg 1 TPMSTOOL USER MANUAL Rev 1 OCT 2021...

Page 2: ...Copy 8 4 Create Set 8 5 Copy Set 8 6 Manual ID 8 7 Retrieve ID 9 Diagnostics 9 1 Keyfob 9 2 TPMS DTCs 9 3 Placard Adjustment 9 4 TPMS ID Match 9 5 RF Detection 3 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1...

Page 3: ...Material High Impact ABS Response Frequency 315 MHZ and 433 92 MHz Low Battery Indication LCD Display Weight Approx 2 lbs 0 9 kg Temperature Operation 4 F to 131 F 20 C to 45 C Storage 4 F to 131 F 20...

Page 4: ...ccess to unplug the charger Never leave the battery unattended during the charging process and leave it cool down If the battery begins to overheat more than 60 C 140 F stop charging immediately In ca...

Page 5: ...LCONTROLS FRONT BACK TOP Touch Screen Trigger Activation Button Back Cancel Button Speaker Tool Information Back Camera Flash USB C Charging Port RJ45 Accessory Port OBDII Port Power Button Antenna Fr...

Page 6: ...e select WiFi at the top of the screen 4 5 6 Select your preferred WiFi network and enter the password Once finished select CONNECT Once connected your WiFi network name will be displayed To return to...

Page 7: ...to enter registration info as well as tap the Update Now button to begin updating the tool Note Attempting to register or update the tool before connecting to WiFi will display an error message See pr...

Page 8: ...5 1 VIA MANUAL SELECTION 1 2 3 From the main menu of the tool select Vehicle Selection From the Vehicle Selection menu select the vehicle s Make Then select the Model 4 Then select the year 5 Lastly s...

Page 9: ...e VIN icon at the bottom right of the screen The tool s back facing camera will turn on Align the red bar with the vehicle s Barcode QR Code In low light situations the Flash icon at the bottom right...

Page 10: ...vehicle screen will be displayed This screen is a one stop shop for all of the functions on the tool Back Home Main Functions Interactive Vehicle Trigger Button Sensor Info ID Pressure Temperature Fr...

Page 11: ...es support both options MANUAL OBDII Manual relearns require the vehicle to be put into a learn mode by performing a series of steps Once all steps have been completed read all the sensors to complete...

Page 12: ...icate that the sensor has been successfully triggered The sensor information will be displayed on screen 5 Continue by triggering the remaining sensors Once complete the horn will honk twice indicatin...

Page 13: ...nish triggering 5 Connect the OBDII Quick Connect Cable to the top of the tool then into the vehicle and select Relearn OBDII Relearns require use of the OBDII Quick Connect Cable and are performed by...

Page 14: ...rent ways and even view OEM sensor and Service Kit information All sensors include images and part numbers to help with identification Note Not all aftermarket sensor brands share the same functions T...

Page 15: ...ensors will be displayed Select the sensor model you are working with and hit Program Once a sensor model is selected you will now be able to select all the available programming functions The Program...

Page 16: ...s antenna and select Program 3 After a few moments the new sensor ID will be displayed and the sensor will be successfully programmed Create allows you to program a new ID to a blank aftermarket senso...

Page 17: ...ove the tool s antenna and select Copy You can also copy the sensor ID from the original sensor if it is still installed in the wheel OR 3 The original sensor ID will be displayed Select Program Copie...

Page 18: ...ate Set allows you to program new IDs to 4 blank aftermarket sensors all on the same screen 2 3 Then select Create Set The tool will display a chart with 4 wheels and a program button for each 5 After...

Page 19: ...original sensor if it is still installed in the wheel Create Set allows you to program new IDs to 4 blank aftermarket sensors all on the same screen 2 3 Then select Copy Set The tool will display a ch...

Page 20: ...Pg 20 6 Place the new sensor above the tool s antenna and select Program After a few moments the new sensor will be successfully programmed 7 Repeat steps 4 6 for the remaining 3 sensors...

Page 21: ...l A F 0 9 formats 2 3 Then select either Decimal or Hexadecimal Select the ID entry area to begin entering a sensor ID 4 Use the on screen keyboard to enter a sensor ID When finished select the down a...

Page 22: ...ly stored in the vehicle s ECU and program them to blank aftermarket sensors 2 Then connect the OBDII Quick Connect Cable into the tool and then into the vehicle Once connected select Retrieve IDs 4 P...

Page 23: ...this function to test fob signal strength Read Clear TPMS DTCs Codes and descriptions are displayed Edit and write new placard values when changing tire types sizes Read the TPMS sensor IDs on the veh...

Page 24: ...s Many vehicles require use of its keyfob as a part of the relearn procedure use this function to test if the fob is functioning properly 2 Then place the fob above the tool s antenna and press the lo...

Page 25: ...ouble codes in the vehicle 2 3 Then connect the OBDII Quick Connect Cable into the tool and then into the vehicle Once connected select Retrieve DTCs 4 The tool will retrieve any codes within the vehi...

Page 26: ...rd Adjustment function can be used to edit the internal placard values This will ensure that the TPMS light will come on at the correct PSI 2 Then connect the OBDII Quick Connect Cable into the tool a...

Page 27: ...Pg 27 6 When finished selecting each axles new value select Write Values 7 After a few moments the tool will display OBD Write Done and the new placard values will be stored in the vehicle...

Page 28: ...correct positions The TPMS ID Match function allows you to scan the current sensors then hook up to the vehicle and compare the IDs with the ones stored in the ECU 2 Then from the Diagnostics menu sel...

Page 29: ...will affect the tool s ability to properly scan sensors The RF Detection function can detect any interference and indicate if the tool needs to be moved to a different area or if electronics need to b...

Page 30: ...beneath Some vehicles offer the ability to scan trailer TPMS sensors as well as view their relearn procedures The Trailer TPMS function can be used to select specific axle wheel configurations and pe...

Page 31: ...rs with the built in camera s optical character recognition system TTD DOT WHEEL INSPECTION Manually enter tire DOT numbers or use the camera s optical character recognition system to automatically sc...

Page 32: ...n scan the outer center and inner tread for each tire using the TTD function Each tire will have a color coded display to easier identify tread wear A table will display for each wheel its measurement...

Page 33: ...nual entry This section will go over the automatic entry 2 3 A chart will appear with DOT and WWYY fields for each tire The identification number and production week year To begin the scanning process...

Page 34: ...to turn on the flashlight 5 6 Once the DOT is recognized the tool will prompt you to confirm the number Once confirmed the identification number and production week year will be automatically filled...

Page 35: ...er recognition system or by manual entry This section will go over manual entry 2 3 A chart will appear with DOT and WWYY fields for each tire The identification number and production week year By sel...

Page 36: ...r reporting purposes as well as document any issues with pictures By selecting the drop down menu for a wheel you can document the Rim and Tire conditions 5 Point the tool s camera at the desired loca...

Page 37: ...Pg 37 11 REPORT View and email an extensive vehicle report that includes all aspects of the job including Customer information TPMS sensor data Tread depth readings and more...

Page 38: ...he main menu of the tool select History Settings Then when in the Settings menu select Other Settings at the bottom of the screen This will take you to the tool s additional settings From here scroll...

Page 39: ...ter the Password for your email account Select any email settings you wish to use and select NEXT Your Email account has been successfully setup Select the square icon at the bottom of the screen to r...

Page 40: ...screen The tool will display a report preview with all the job information and any service done on the vehicle Select Email This will take you to the email screen This screen will display a report pr...

Page 41: ...the same screen There is also a shortcut to update the tool from the support screen CONTACT SUPPORT HELP TRAINING Scroll through an extensive TPMS related FAQ to answer any questions you may have View...

Page 42: ...upport menu The tool will display a screen where you can enter a subject and message for your support email NOTE email address and phone number shown here are examples See the tool for current informa...

Page 43: ...issues and questions that you may have with tool operation 2 3 A list of topics will displayed that can be scrolled through NOTE The topics shown here are examples See the tool for current informatio...

Page 44: ...with various videos that go over features and functions of the tool 1 First select Training from the Support menu 2 Scroll through the list of videos and select the play button to view a video Check b...

Page 45: ...ry as well as return to any previous job Language Choose from 10 different language options Region Change the tool s region from N America Europe Australia and Japan Units Change Pressure PSI Bar kPa...

Page 46: ...ready found it 1 From the Main Menu of the tool select the question mark icon at the bottom right 2 3 Select either the User Manual or Quickstart Guide The tool will display a digital PDF that can be...

Page 47: ...ion of our website at https www ateq tpms com for technical assistance Valid warranty claims are generally processed through the point of sale during the first thirty 30 days after purchase However th...

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