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TPMS Sensor Activation Tool User Manual (
RV TPMS - TRIGGER )
Product Introduction
Applied Product Model
This product is ONLY used on the 433MHz sensor for the Tuson TPMS Retrofit Kit.
FCC and CE Regulations
This tire pressure monitoring system has complied with Article 15 of the FCC and CE regulatory requirements
of the USA and EU, but it is still needed to pay attention to the following two items:
(1) Other harmful interferences may affect the system’s normal operation.
(2) Abnormal operation may cause the system to fail.
Product List
Part Name
Q’ty
TPMS Sensor Activation Tool
1.5V AAA Battery
User Manual
Product Specification
Item
Operating Voltage
Operating Current
Operating Temperature
Operating Radio
Frequency
Modulation
Storage Temperature
Battery
Dimension
Weight
(Battery not included)
Specification
DC 3V
65mA
-18℃~55℃
-18℃~55℃
LF:125KHz,RF:433MHz
ASK/FSK
AAA 1.5V *2
150 x 55 x 32mm
98g ± 5g
Rx
Enter
Tx
Operation Steps
Product Appearance
indicator
--- LED lights up, if the
trigger function operates normally
indicator
--- LED lights up, if the
--- Trigger button
1. Insert two AAA batteries into the tool by opening the battery cover on the
back of the tool.
2.1
2.3 Press the “Enter” button. If the Tx indicator lights up after one second,
3.1 Successful receiving:
If the Rx indicator lights up and the tool buzzes twice in short tones,
3.2 Unsuccessful receiving:
Note:
If the Tx indicator does not light up and buzz after 5
seconds, or the trigger function works intermittently,
the batteries may be low and need to be replaced.
1.
The aim is to quickly detect if the Tuson Retrofit TPMS Sensor (hereinafter referred to as: sensor)
is operating
normally or not.
2.
Use Tuson
TPMS sensor activation tool (hereinafter referred to as: tool) to trigger the sensor,
tire
deflation to get the signal, saving time for ID learning and checking the tire pressure value.
(shown in the receiver display Tuson TPMS Retrofit Kit).
tool receives the signal from the
sensor after trigger button is pressed
Select the sensor you would like to check for normal operation, tire
pressure or perform ID learning. (Note: If you are checking for tire
pressure or performing ID learning, you will need to go to the appropri-
ate receiver display screen on the Tuson TPMS Retrofit Kit to perform
these functions. Refer to the Tuson TPMS Retrofit Kit User Manual to
initiate the Tire Sensor ID Pairing to the Receiver in the receiver's
setting menu.)
then that indicates the trigger function is operating normally and the tool
has sent out a signal successfully.
that means that the tool has received the signal from the sensor
successfully. (Note: If you are checking the tire pressure on the
receiver, the corresponding TPMS sensor will populate a pressure
reading on the receiver display. If you are performing ID learning, the
sensor ID# will populate for selected tire location number on the
receiver display indicating that the sensor has been paired.)
If the tool buzzes in one long tone after 5 seconds,then that means
the tool did NOT receive the signal from the sensor.
Please repeat step 2, adjusting the angle and distance of the tool
relative to the sensor until the Rx indicator beeps twice.
2.2 Place the tool with the signal icon pointing toward the tire onto the
sidewall of the tire where the selected sensor is located.
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