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OPERATING PROCEDURES
1. Initialization
Switch on LCD Receiver/Monitor to boot up, LCD Receiver/Monitor will be communicating with
sensors and showing the last tire pressure values before system was turned off.
2. Main Screen
After booting up, TireGard™ will enter main screen mode. Most of the time, your system will stay
in this mode and respond with the latest figures for both tire pressure and temperature. In this mode,
you will find the antenna icon will be flashing.
3. Automatic Power Off
A. After power on, if there is no signal from the sensors for 20 minutes the system will power off.
B. The LCD Receiver/Monitor will power off if no signal is received for more than one hour after
the last signal update.
C. LCD Receiver/Monitor data update will only occur if sensor on tire experiences a 1 PSI
pressure change.
4. Abnormal Status Alerts
The LCD Receiver/Monitor will beep and vibrate once in 10 seconds and repeat 5 times when:
A. Tire pressure is below low warning value.
B. Tire pressure is higher than upper warning value.
C. Tire temperature higher than upper warning value.
The LCD Receiver/Monitor will show low battery icon when:
D. LCD Receiver/Monitor runs out of power.
E. Tire pressure sensor runs out of power.
BATTERY INFORMATION
Under normal conditions, external sensor batteries will last approximately 1~2 years, internal
sensor batteries will last 5~7 years, and the LCD Receiver/Monitor battery will last approximately 6
months. (Service life may be shorter, depending on the conditions of use.) When the battery becomes
weak, the low battery indicator will appear on the screen. Replace the battery with a new CR1632
lithium battery for the external sensors, the internal sensor batteries are non-replaceable and the LCD
Receiver/Monitor battery can be replaced with a AAA 1.5V.
Take Front Tire (1) for example
The ‘learning mode’ will continue for about 30 seconds and then back to main screen.