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Section 1 - TireView
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TPMS Instruction Manual
CAUTION: THE KNURLED ENDS ON THE CP HOSES ARE TO BE HAND-TIGHTENED ONLY.
DO NOT USE TOOLS TO TIGHTEN. DAMAGE TO THE KNURLED ENDS CAN OCCUR.
Connect and hand tighten the CP short hose (OUTSIDE) knurled end onto the fitting marked OUTSIDE on
the flow-thru bracket.
Note: Make sure the check port on the CP hose is facing outboard.
7.
Connect and hand tighten the CP long hose (INSIDE) knurled end onto the fitting marked INSIDE on the
flow-thru bracket.
Note:
Make sure the check port on the CP hose is facing outboard.
8. Check for air leaks at each connection point of the CP hoses, at the flow-thru bulkhead fittings, and at the
cap sensors. If an air leak is found, then carefully hand-tighten the connection until the leak is sealed.
Note: If air leaks cannot be sealed, then check for debris on the threads or check for threads
that are cross-threaded. Otherwise, call 210.222.1926 (United States and Canada) or email
info@psitireinflation.com or techsupport@psitireinflation.com for troubleshooting assistance.
TireView ™ TPMS System Troubleshooting
Issue Solution
Data does not show on the display screen when the
display is powered on.
Wait 15-20 minutes for the sensor data to appear on
the TPMS display after the first time the system is
setup. Leave the TPMS display on until all sensor data
appears. After the sensor data is received the first time,
subsequent system use should take less time to acquire
the sensor information.
The display did not accept the sensor ID code during
the pairing procedure.
When programming, immediately press and release the
SET
button to save the sensor code.
The high pressure alarm will not set. If the tire pressure is under 100 PSI (6.9 BAR), you will
have to program the low pressure alarm first and then
program the high pressure alarm. The high pressure
setting cannot go lower than the low pressure setting,
which by default is set to 100 PSI (6.9 BAR).
Cannot read tire position data for more than a few
seconds.
See TireView
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TPMS Display Normal Scrolling on page
13, to pause the automatic scrolling function.
Cannot power Off the TPMS display using the On/Off
power slide-switch.
If the display is plugged into an optional constant
power source, the power slide-switch on the side will
not function. To power Off the TPMS display, unplug
the USB power supply and the slide-switch will now
operate.
Unscrew the sensor from the valve stem, wait ten
seconds, and then reinstall it. The sensors are pressure
sensitive and will reset once reinstalled.
A sensor is not sending data to the TPMS display.
Place a working sensor from another tire on the affected
valve stem (the sensor will continue to collect data in
its original tire position on the display). If the swapped
sensor does not read normally, troubleshoot the valve
stem. Check for a leaky valve core, debris in the valve
stem, or damaged threads.
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