PRESSUREPRO
DESCRIPTION
PRE
‐
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PressurePro
is
a
wireless
electronic
Tyre
Pressure
Monitoring
System
(TPMS)
that
is
designed
to
display
current
tyre
pressures
on
demand,
whether
moving
or
stationary.
PressurePro
systems,
which
can
be
used
on
all
pneumatic
tyres,
consists
of
two
basic
components:
Tyre
Sensors
that
screw
onto
the
valve
stems
of
the
tyres,
and
the
Pulse
monitor.
The
Sensors
read
tyre
pressures
every
7
seconds
(12,343
times
a
day),
and
transmit
a
coded
RF
signal
to
the
Pulse
monitor
every
5
minutes
assuring
timely
information.
If
an
alarm
level
is
reached
the
PressurePro
Sensors
will
override
the
normal
update
and
alert
the
monitor
immediately
(see
“Alerts”
section).
During
an
alert,
the
tyre
location
light
flashes
on
the
monitor,
the
current
pressure
reading
for
that
tyre
flashes,
and
an
audible
alert
sounds.
PressurePro
systems
provides
users
with
the
market’s
most
comprehensive
alert
schedule,
with
two
low
pressure
alerts,
a
high
pressure
alert,
a
high
temperature
alert,
a
fast
leak
alert,
and
a
cross
axle
alert,
all
user
customizable.
PressurePro
is
a
monitoring
system
and
will
not
prevent
tyres
from
losing
pressure
or
failing
but
it
can
provide
early
notice
of
potential
problems
and
alert
to
low
tyre
pressure
situations.
Because
of
the
quirks
of
RF
Transmissions
and
interference,
no
guarantee
of
signal
reception
can
be
made.
PressurePro
is
not
meant
to
function
as
a
pressure
gauge
or
low
pressure
indicator.
When
Sensors
are
installed,
they
recognize
the
tyre’s
current
pressure
as
their
BASELINE,
therefore
the
tyre
pressure
at
the
time
of
installation
is
important.
It
is
recommended
to
install
Sensors
with
all
tyres
inflated
to
the
manufacturer's
recommended
pressures
while
the
tyres
are
“cool”.
Installation
in
the
morning
before
vehicle
movement
is
optimal,
but
not
necessary.
Installation
can
be
done
when
tyres
are
“warm”,
though
doing
so,
without
manually
resetting
the
reference
pressures
may
cause
false
alerts.
If
installation
is
done
while
tyres
are
“warm”,
simply
reset
the
reference
pressures:
MENU
‐
>
VEHICLE
SETTINGS
‐
>
REF
PRESSURES
‐
>
AXLE
REF
PRESSURE
or
VEH
REF
PRESSURE
‐
>
Select
Axle
or
Vehicle
‐
>
Adjust
reference
pressure
using
the
UP
(^)
or
DOWN
(v)
arrows
‐
>
Use
the
SEL
button
to
save
the
new
reference
pressure
*NOTE:
AXLE
allows
the
user
the
ability
to
control
reference
pressures
by
axle,
VEH
allows
the
user
the
ability
to
control
the
reference
pressure
based
on
the
virtual
unit
or
vehicle
Tyres
and
valve
stems
should
be
carefully
inspected
prior
to
installation
of
the
system
to
ensure
that
they
are
in
good
condition.
Defective
valve
stems
must
be
replaced.
At
times,
it
may
be
necessary
to
clean
the
threads
of
the
valve
stem
with
a
wire
brush
or
tapping
tool
before
installing
a
Sensor.
The
valve
core
(the
small
valve
inside
the
valve
stem)
must
depress
fully
and
release
air
for
the
Sensor
to
activate.
The
Sensor
might
not
activate
properly
if
the
valve
core
pin
is
not
flush
with
the
end
of
the
valve
stem,
allowing
a
good
release
of
air
to
interface
with
the
Sensor.
It
is
not
unusual
to
find
valve
cores
installed
too
deep,
which
will
cause
the
Sensor
to
not
activate
properly.
The
valve
core
should
be
centered.
Check
valve
core
by
pressing
the
end
of
a
thumbnail
directly
into
the
valve
core
to
make
sure
it
releases
a
“burst”
of
air.
NOTE
‐
When
installing
Sensors
on
vehicles
with
aluminum
valve
stems:
New
autos
may
include
factory
installed
TPMS
Systems.
New
vehicles
with
TPMS
utilize
aluminum
valve
stems
while
PressurePro
Sensors
are
made
with
brass
threads.
Brass
will
bond
to
aluminum
due
to
the
galvanic
action
between
the
different
metals.
When
installing
PressurePro
Sensors
to
aluminum
stems,
carefully
apply
dielectric
grease,
an
anti
‐
seize
compound,
to
the
aluminum
stem
being
careful
to
apply
only
to
the
threaded
area
of
the
valve
stem.
IMPORTANT:
F o r
v e h i c l e s
w i t h
a l u m i n u m
v a l v e
s t e m s
r emove
Sensors
every
4
weeks
to
ensure
t h e r e
i s
n o
f u s i n g .
If
storing
the
vehicle
for
extended
periods,
remove
the
Sensors
from
the
aluminum
stems.
