MEITRACK T400G TPMS Scheme User Guide
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The vehicle's head part is important. So set the alert values for tires of the 4 axles on the vehicle's head part, as shown
in the following figure.
On the
Tire Pressure
tab page, select tires to be bound, enter the ID numbers of the corresponding tire pressure
sensors, and click
Set
.
If you want to unbind a tire and a tire pressure sensor, delete the tire pressure sensor's ID number.
In general, the tire pressure of large trucks is 7–12 bar, while the tire pressure of private cars is 2.2–2.5 bar. The tire
pressure varies depending on the vehicle type. In high temperature environments, if you drive a vehicle for a long
time, the tire temperature can reach more than 80°C. As the outside air temperature increases, the tire pressure will
increase. Therefore, you need to set tire pressure and temperature alert thresholds based on actual conditions.
Before the next configuration step, ensure that the tire pressure receiver has been installed properly.
Use a large vehicle as an example. As shown in the above figure, bind the first tire on the vehicle's head part to the
tire pressure sensor whose ID number is E01388, and bind the second tire to the tire pressure sensor whose ID
number is E19FA1. In addition, set the high pressure thresholds of 4 axles and the trailer to 12 bar, the low pressure
thresholds of 4 axles and the trailer to 7 bar and the high temperature threshold to 85°C.
Note: If the tire pressure receiver is not installed properly, you will fail to configure tire pressure sensors.
5.4.2
Installing an External Tire Pressure Sensor
Visit https://youtu.be/1jYJGVT0ezw to view Meitrack Tire Pressure Sensor Installation Video.
Perform the following steps to install an external tire pressure sensor:
