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4
Select vehicle's year of manufacture
5
Select
Sensor Check
6
The tester will attempt to actuate the sensor by
sending it a low-frequency signal.
7
If the tester receives the correct data from the
valve, it will beep and display pressure,
temperature, battery state and ID (identification
code). Press Enter to go to the next menu.
8
This menu offers the following options:
•
ESC
to go back to tester main menu.
•
to repeat the test without going back
to main menu in the event the tester was
unable to communicate with the sensor.
•
lets you save the test to tester
memory.
Step 7: In some cases, the sensor will transmit data if it senses a
pressure variation of a least 0.2 bar in the tire. When the tester shows a
message reading
Deflate tire
, it means that you need to induce a
pressure variation in order to enable valve data transmission.
Step 7 : If the tester receives data in the wrong format but signal is the
correct frequency, message “
f=433MHz Sensor not recognized
” is
displayed. If the tester did not receive the frequency signal either,
message “
No signal received
”.
Step 8: When ID and pressure data is not displayed, the sensor is
likely to be malfunctioning. To determine whether the sensor is
actually faulty, test the other vehicle sensors; if ID and pressure
values from the other sensors are displayed correctly, the sensor is
faulty.