Unipro 17-01-001 UniTire, Руководство пользователя

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Weak and hard to read text
The contrast is set too low.
• Adjust the contrast to a higher value.
I want to hide the pressure values
Sequence mode can either work with visible
values or hidden values.
• Set stealth mode to On in setup to hide
values.
NOTE! you can’t hide pressure values in Pres-
sure mode, but you can offset the value.
Water entered the box
The two buttons are not water tight.
• Unscrew the two screws and remove the
rear part of the box. Place it with the
opening facing upwards to dry.
The gauge is dropped and a button is
bent
The two buttons are made from stainless steel,
but still they can be damaged.
• Contact your dealer to order a new but-
ton as a spare part.
The value is not zero after power on
UniTire calibrates the pressure after power on.
• Make sure no pressure is applied when
turning UniTire on. You can power off
and on again to re-calibrate.
Pressure value is showing ---
The handle is not detected.
• Make sure the handle is correctly
attached.
• Turn UniTire off and on again.
UniTire is not turning on
Batteries might be empty.
• Press and hold the
right
button ( )
for at least 5 seconds. Then try to turn
UniTire on again.
• Or change the batteries.
Some of the scale is missing in analog
mode
It is supposed to be this way in Stealth mode
with analog gauge view.
• Change to normal sequence mode by
setting Stealth mode to
off .
Pressure value is showing ? without pres-
sure or the value does not look correct
A stealth offset is programmed.
• Adjust the Stealth Offset to zero in Setup
mode.
• Change to normal sequence mode by
setting Stealth mode to
off .
We have done our best to make it easy to use even the advanced
features of UniTire. Therefore we hope and expect that you will
be very pleased to use it.
If you have any problems, either with the setup or the daily use,
please check the following pages for suggested solutions.
If you don’t find the answer to the problem here, please contact
your Unipro dealer for further assistance.
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