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SmarTire Systems Inc.  
Tire Monitoring System Reference Manual

 

 

 

 6/20/2000     Page 4 of 56 

This manual is under review by SmarTire – DO NOT ISSUE 

LCD cable end connection ................................................................................................................................................ 49

 

Power Shoe Installation.......................................................................................................... 49

 

Connection to External Systems ............................................................................................ 50

 

GEN II BATTERY CONNECTOR PIN DESIGNATIONS .................................................................................. 50

 

Technical Specifications ........................................................................................................51

 

Base Receiver........................................................................................................................... 51

 

LCD Full Function Display .................................................................................................... 51

 

Power Shoe............................................................................................................................... 51

 

Battery Pack ............................................................................................................................ 51

 

Transmitters – Strap Mount .................................................................................................. 52

 

Transmitters – Valve Mount .................................................................................................. 52

 

Service and Warranty..............................................................................................................53

 

Replacing a Transmitter – Valve and Strap Mount ............................................................ 53

 

Replacing a Receiver............................................................................................................... 53

 

Replacing a Full Function Display ........................................................................................ 53

 

SmarTire Service Policy – Handling Returned Materials .................................................. 53

 

Limited Warranty (US) .......................................................................................................... 54

 

Warranty (Canada) ................................................................................................................ 55

 

Regulatory Requirements......................................................................................................56

 

North American Regulatory Requirements ......................................................................... 56

 

European Requirements ......................................................................................................... 56

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for GENII

Page 1: ...erence Manual 6 20 2000 Page 1 of 56 This manual is under review by SmarTire DO NOT ISSUE Draft Tire Monitor System Reference Manual GENII Draft Note Prior to issue this manual to be examined and appr...

Page 2: ...ems 2 and 4 wheels Multi fit Strap Mount Transmitters 12 Overview 12 Bill of Materials 13 Component Images 14 Pressure Alert Systems 2 and 4 wheels Multi fit Valve Mount Transmitters 15 Overview 15 Bi...

Page 3: ...Units 34 Diagnostic Modes Level 2 35 Slope 35 Battery Condition 36 Learn 37 Hidden Programming Mode Level 3 38 Low Pressure Alert 38 Checking Tire Conditions 39 Startup 39 Detecting Abnormal Tire Pres...

Page 4: ...al Specifications 51 Base Receiver 51 LCD Full Function Display 51 Power Shoe 51 Battery Pack 51 Transmitters Strap Mount 52 Transmitters Valve Mount 52 Service and Warranty 53 Replacing a Transmitter...

Page 5: ...n radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interferenc...

Page 6: ...ire System consists of a receiver and optional programmable Multifunction Display which are conveniently mounted within easy view and reach of the driver Wheel mounted sensor transmitters inside each...

Page 7: ...function display mounted on receiver Power Adaptor Gooseneck Receiver Power Cable Feature Summary Feature Function of Low pressure alert Receiver Low pressure warning Receiver and multi function disp...

Page 8: ...reinflation products containing internal sealers or propellants in any tire wheel assembly may adversely affect the operation of Sensor Modules Use of these chemicals can damage the pressure sensor an...

Page 9: ...review by SmarTire DO NOT ISSUE 5 The high temperature warning indicates that the contained air temperature has exceeded the selected maximum A tire temperature buildup can be caused by a number of fa...

Page 10: ...wheels Multi fit Strap Mount Transmitters B 060 2004 Pressure Alert System 4 wheels Valve Transmitters valves not included I 060 2002 Pressure Alert System 2 wheels Multi fit Valve Mount Transmitters...

Page 11: ...76 0042 A 060 1004 Pressure Alert System 4 wheels Multi fit Strap Mount Transmitters 1 1 4 4 1 1 H 060 1002 Pressure Alert System 2 wheels Multi fit Strap Mount Transmitters 1 1 2 2 1 1 B 060 2004 Pre...

Page 12: ...perature are checked every six seconds and data is transmitted every 5 minutes The receiver annunciates a pressure loss incident at two severity levels The initial warning occurs when the pressure has...

Page 13: ...RAP GENII 4 264 0115 STRAP STAINLESS STEEL CLAMP 1 276 0041 BOX PRODUCT KIT 1 276 0042 BOX ELECTRONIC PARTS 1 276 0043 BAG TRANSMITTER SHIELD 1 700 0000 DOCUMENT KIT GENII BASIC 060 1002 Pressure Aler...

Page 14: ...nual 6 20 2000 Page 14 of 56 This manual is under review by SmarTire DO NOT ISSUE Component Images Receiver Transmitter Receiver cable and adaptor Strap for mounting transmitters Receiver with mountin...

Page 15: ...cked every six seconds and data is transmitted every 5 minutes The receiver annunciates a pressure loss incident at two severity levels The initial warning occurs when the pressure has dropped a set a...

Page 16: ...CABLE KIT 1 200 0059 RECEIVER BASE GENII 4 200 0065 TRANSMITTER STRAP GENII 1 276 0042 BOX ELECTRONIC PARTS 1 276 0043 BAG TRANSMITTER SHIELD 1 700 0000 DOCUMENT KIT GENII BASIC 060 2004 Pressure Aler...

Page 17: ...Page 17 of 56 This manual is under review by SmarTire DO NOT ISSUE Component Images NOTE Valve not included in kit Receiver Transmitter Receiver cable and adaptor Transmitter mounted with valve Receiv...

Page 18: ...It provides a digital pressure and temperature readout as well as diagnostic data such as transmitter battery life for each tire The user can also set his own pressure warning levels and adjust other...

Page 19: ...OCK CODE Description 1 200 0060 LCD DISPLAY UNIT TYPE I 1 276 0042 BOX ELECTRONIC PARTS 1 700 0001 DOCUMENT KIT GENII LCD 061 4001 Pressure Alert Full Function Display Type R QTY PER STOCK CODE Descri...

Page 20: ...the cigarette lighter socket and the receiver is mounted on it so that it can be positioned by the driver for the best viewing position Bill of Materials 061 3000 Pressure Alert Flexible Power Adapto...

Page 21: ...sting installation Note If this kit increases the total number of transmitters on a vehicle to greater than four then the full function display must also be installed to view all tire positions Bill o...

Page 22: ...instructions for installation Note If this kit increases the total number of transmitters on a vehicle to greater than four then the full function display must also be installed to view all tire posit...

Page 23: ...Valve Kits Overview These kits consist of two alligator valves of differing length for use with valve mount transmitter kits Component Image Pressure Alert 2 Valve Kit A Kit stock code 063 2000 Pressu...

Page 24: ...ng Check your kit documentation for the settings for your receiver When transmissions are received amber tire lights turn off one at a time and finally system led turns green and stays on steady Syste...

Page 25: ...n Display MFD Controls and Display C PSI F TIRE Towing vehicle indicator Wheel position NO data Data received Alarm light Tire select button Program select button Set button Tire rotation program Cold...

Page 26: ...e Warning Display when a pressure warning has been detected Used in programming pressure warning limit Numeric Display Displays numerical value of pressure temperature and other functions Pressure Dev...

Page 27: ...stic modes Slope battery voltage learn mode Hidden Programming mode Set receiver low pressure alert threshold Power Stages The MFD has an energy saving feature that turns lights on to full intensity o...

Page 28: ...the towing vehicle has a transmission the louver and the windshield are shown Regular Mode This mode displays the specific pressure temperature and alert condition of a selected wheel position The dis...

Page 29: ...Modes Standard Operating Settings Level 1 Cold Pressure Tire Rotation Low Pressure Warning Pressure Deviation Temperature Alert Units Selection To Enter Programming Mode 1 Enter Standby mode 2 Press...

Page 30: ...nd the snowflake icon are displayed Press the TIRE button to scroll to the desired axle The tires of the selected axle are filled in Press the MODE button to view the current value Press the TIRE or M...

Page 31: ...number representing each sensor is shown e g a 2 corresponds to sensor 2 Press the TIRE or MODE button to increase or decrease the value respectively Press the SET button when the number representing...

Page 32: ...xle Press the MODE button to select the axle The current value is shown Press the TIRE or MODE button to increase or decrease the value respectively Lowest is 5 PSI Highest is 92 PSI Hold a button dow...

Page 33: ...e pressure deviation alert threshold for all tires To choose this mode press the TIRE button when the icon and the pressure unit are displayed Press the TIRE button to display the current value Press...

Page 34: ...ature Alert is displayed Press the TIRE or MODE button to increase or decrease the value respectively The minimum level is 86 F Press the MODE button until the display reads OFF to disable this featur...

Page 35: ...ansmitter battery voltage diagnostic function Learn mode set tire ID Slope Use this mode to change the slope value used to calculate the required pressure for each axle in this mode To choose this mod...

Page 36: ...O NOT ISSUE Battery Condition Use this mode to check the battery voltage level for each transmitter To view the transmitter battery voltage for a specific wheel location press the TIRE button to scrol...

Page 37: ...f the wheel position to be programmed will flash Use the TIRE button to scroll to the desired position To add a new transmitter ID at the selected position provoke a transmission from the transmitter...

Page 38: ...e warning icon and the pressure unit are displayed Use the TIRE button to scroll to the desired axle The tires of the selected axle are filled in Press the MODE button to display the current value of...

Page 39: ...smission from the wheel transmitters The MFD windshield symbol and louver turn on followed by each ofthe tire position icons The windshield symbol indicates that data is coming from the towing vehicle...

Page 40: ...s recommendation A tire that heats up for example to 28 C will increase the air temperature inside the tire resulting in increased air pressure For example a normal or required pressure at 18 C may be...

Page 41: ...isplays the amount of deviation 12 PSI from required pressure Press any button to stop the flashing and leave the alarm light on Low Pressure Warning A Low Pressure Warning is initiated when the actua...

Page 42: ...ual 6 20 2000 Page 42 of 56 This manual is under review by SmarTire DO NOT ISSUE Detecting Excessive Tire Air Temperature High Temperature Warning The High Temperature Alert is initiated when the temp...

Page 43: ...ar front use the strap mount sensor If near back continue 2 Confirm location of the valve Is it beside the drop center well but at no more than a 10 degree angle If more than 10 degrees use the strap...

Page 44: ...inue 7 Confirm width of the flat base of the drop center well Is it at least 0 85 22MM If less then installation of either the valve or strap mount sensor may not be possible If OK then continue 8 Con...

Page 45: ...assembly with the next shorter base Alligator 59 0044 If the clearance is greater than 0 44 11 3MM then utilize the valve assembly with the shortest base Alligator 59 0034 If no additional valve selec...

Page 46: ...rance between the sensor body and the side of the wheel s drop center well should be at least 0 040 1MM and the housing contact pads at each end of the sensor housing are seated against the base of th...

Page 47: ...of 56 This manual is under review by SmarTire DO NOT ISSUE Strap Mount Transmitter Process Overview 1 Ascertain that the wheel can accept a strap mount transmitter 2 Deflate and demount the tire 3 Ins...

Page 48: ...gooseneck power adapter The only consideration to watch for is that the receiver turns on when the vehicle is started When the receiver turns off the last pressure indications are not saved New data...

Page 49: ...receiver Plug the LCD I type in place of the bezel Remove bezel from receiver Clip LCD I onto front of receiver For the remote version plug one end of the cable into the exposed connector on the base...

Page 50: ...gnostic 2 E I2C CLK Communication Clock 3 Open collector output P2 2 Pressure alert 4 E I2C DAT Communication Data 5 No Connection 6 No Connection 7 Vin supply voltage 8 Ground 9 Battery pack input 4...

Page 51: ...433 92 MHZ 75 kHz Size 2 85 H x 3 08 D x 87 W Weight 67 gm Operating Humidity 100 non condensing Number of indicators One multi colored LED for each tire LCD Full Function Display Power Consumption 60...

Page 52: ...e 75 PSI gauge Pressure accuracy 2 PSI Temperature accuracy 3 C Start stop mode Vehicle motion greater than 10kph Method of mounting Strap around the drop center of wheel Transmitters Valve Mount Batt...

Page 53: ...ug in a multi function display and set into learn mode 3 Spin each tire in sequence to allow the new receiver to learn the ID codes of the transmitters 4 Verify the system functions properly Replacing...

Page 54: ...rrantable condition exists the component will be replaced free of charge shipping prepaid The owner is responsible for any labor and installation charges A completed Warranty Claim Form must be sent p...

Page 55: ...is a warrantable condition associated with materials and or manufacturing workmanship If a warrantable condition exists the component will be replaced free of charge shipping prepaid if within the app...

Page 56: ...under review by SmarTire DO NOT ISSUE Regulatory Requirements North American Regulatory Requirements For the US FCC notice is required See notice at beginning of manual For Canada Canadian Regulatory...

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