Omitec OmiDetect 100, Руководство пользователя

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Setup Procedure
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combination of LEDs illuminates. Refer to the TPM Sensor
Type Selection Chart (Sec. 8) for the combination of LEDs to
be illuminated. With each press of the Power On/Off button,
you will hear a beep and a different combination of LEDs will
illuminate.
Important: As a battery life saving feature, if you do not select
a sensor type within 30 seconds of powering On OmiDetect, it
will assume no testing is required and automatically power
itself Off.
If the sensor you are testing is not currently supported by
OmiDetect, refer to Sec. 6 for information on how you can
activate the sensor manually.
5.
Press the
button to test the sensor. The LEDs illuminated
will begin to flash to indicate OmiDetect is activating the
sensor and listening for the appropriate RF signal from it.
Important: The test may take up to 65 seconds or longer,
depending on the type of sensor being tested.
Once OmiDetect detects the appropriate response signal, it
will beep 3 times, the LEDs will stop flashing, and the LED for
the frequency of the response signal it detected (either
315MHz or 433MHz) will illuminate for 5 seconds to indicate
the sensor is operating properly. If it does not detect the
appropriate signal, you will hear a continuous beep and the X
LED will illuminate for 5 seconds, indicating the sensor is not
operating properly. OmiDetect will then automatically reset
back to the same test mode ready for the next test.
If OmiDetect is unable to activate the sensor, be sure to
confirm that you selected the correct sensor type for testing.
Also, remember that some sensors cannot be activated
electronically and must be activated magnetically. (Refer to
the Omitec TPM System Quick Reference Guide for
information on whether the sensor must be activated
magnetically.) Since the vehicle manufacturers are constantly
adding new sensor protocols, the sensor may have a new
signal protocol not yet supported by OmiDetect. (With the
optional update kit, you can update the signal protocols
supported by OmiDetect using a desktop PC to keep the tool
current.)