TYRE TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE REVEALING SYSTEM

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TYRE TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE REVEALING SYSTEM S E C U R I T Y C A R T E C H N O L G O Y English MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS 6/950

TABLE OF CONTENTS Warnings.......................................................... 2 Working details..................................................... 3 Installation Procedure................................................ 3 Receiver/Display-Installation........................................... 4 Electric Connections................................................. 5 Installation of Sensor/Transmitter-Modules................................. 6 Receiver/Display Commands-Description.................................. 8 Programming.................................................... 9 S-1 - Tyre-Control................................................. 9 S-2 - Alarm-Values................................................ 10 S-3 Tyre-Rotation............................................... 11 S-4 Replacing a Sensor........................................... 11 S-5 Display-Light................................................ 12 S-6 Activation of Spare-Tyre-Sensor................................. 12 Error-Guide........................................................ 13 Technical Data...................................................... 14 Components included in the package..................................... 14 Warranty-Conditions................................................. 15 WARNINGS Scope and Use of the Tyre-pressure Monitoring System The system measures the tyre pressure and temperature and reveals them to the driver, by indicating the possible variations coming up with respect to the programmed values. How to react to the alarm signalizations When the alarm sets in, reduce the car s speed and look for a secure stopping space where an inspection and/or intervention to the tyres can be effected. Installation and Use of the System For a correct use of the system, it is necessary that the installation is carried out correctly, through qualified personnel, by observing the present mounting Instructions. The system is suitable for car tyres inflated with a cold pressure between 1 and 3.4 Bar. Use of chemicals Chemical substances used for sealing or temporary pump-up, can have a negative effect on the function of the sensors. ATTENTION: the System does NOT detect possible tyre-deteriorations, so that periodical check-ups through your tyre-specialist remain indispensable. 2

FUNCTIONING The pressure and temperature indications are forwarded to the Riceiver and subsequently shown on the LCD-Display. Whenever the revealed pressure turns out to be lower or higher than the programmed limits, or when the revealed temperature is too high, the Receiver will, for a few seconds, emit an acoustic alarm signal and activate the Display-light, in order to draw the driver s attention. - Alert for starting low pressure: the pressure-indicator (YELLOW) will flash. - Alarm for low/high pressure: the pressure-indicator (YELLOW) will turn-on permanently. - Alarm for high temperature: the temperature-indicator (YELLOW) will turn-on permanently. - The Tyre-icon of the tyre under Alert/Alarm flashes more rapidly. The indicators will remain turned-on, until the values come back to their normal value. INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 1) Effect the installation of the Receiver/Display and related electrical connections. 2) Effect the installation of the sensors onto the tyres. A few minutes after having inflated the tyres, the Display will show the existing pressure and temperature. NOTE: The device has been pre-set to the following values: Alert for starting low pressure: pressure equal or lower than 1.7 Bar Alarm for low pressure: pressure equal or lower than 1.5 Bar Alarm for high pressure: pressure equal or higher than 3 Bar Alarm for high temperature: tyre-temperature higher than 80 C. It is possible to maintain these pre-set values. On the other hand, you can, if you wish, manually set your own value-limits. 3

INSTALLATION OF RECEIVER/DISPLAY TPMS Look for the best possible Receiver/Display-location assuring an easy reading. Make sure that the device does NOT interfere with the driving sight. Fit the Receiver into the support, without eliminating the protection from the biadhesive strip. Position the Receiver on the chosen spot, to find out where the power cable will have to come out. Place the power cable. Eliminate the bi-adhesive strip protection from the Receiver/Display. Apply the support plus Receiver onto the windscreen. Take the receiver off from its support. Stick the support onto the windscreen by pressing your fingers tightly along the edges. Connect the power-cable to the clamp-holder situated on the Receiver. Fit the Receiver/Display into its support. 4

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS + M OK T Orange / Acc + Red / B+ BATTERY Black / GND Carefully observe and stick to the stated connections. Wrong connections will negatively influence the correct functioning of the device. 5

INSTALLATION OF THE SENSOR-TRANSMITTER-MODULES To effect a correct installation, excluding possible damage, the given installation procedure needs to be carried out exclusively through trained personnel. To effect the sensors installation, not only will you need to know how to replace a tyre but also use very special care not to damage the sensors. We recommend to effect the installation at the given sequences: - Take-off the original valve. - Insert the enclosed valve into the related hole, after having eliminated the grained nut and the chrome-plated bushing. - Fit chrome-plated bushing plus grained nut onto the valve. - Position the sensor behind the valve. - Insert the enclosed screw which will block the sensor onto the tyre valve. - Make sure that the screw is adequately fixed to be able to resist to the sensor-weight. - Apply the marking-tag to the valve-stem. Use the marking-tag of the same colour as the sensor-sticker. - Wind the marking-tag carefully around the valve-stem and subsequently fix by means of the valve-cap. - Always keep the coloured marking-tags on the valve-stem, in due consideration of the fact that in case of a tyre-replacement, the marking-tags will remind you of the sensor presence. Now install the tyre. Check that the tyres are well balanced (sensor-weight: 32 grams) Now install the various tyres, in due account of the following position/colour: Colour/ number of Transmitter-sticker Tyre-position RED (1) left front YELLOW (2) right front BLUE (3) right rear GREEN (4) left rear WHITE (5) Optional for spare tyre or replacement 6

INSTALLATION OF THE SENSOR-TRANSMITTER-MODULES 7

DESCRIPTION OF RECEIVER/DISPLAY COMMANDS 8 1 7 + 2 M OK T 6 5 3 4 26 10 9 27 25 24 23 11 12 22 21 User Set 20 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1 - Alert or Alarm for Low/High Pressure 2 - Alarm for High Temperature 3 - LCD-Display 4 - To enter or escape from Menu 5 - Decrease the values 6 - Tyres control 7 - Consent 8 - Increase the values 9 - Pressure-Indication 10 - Tyre front/right 11 - Tyre front/left 12 - Tyre rear/left 13 - Spare Tyre 14 - Tyre rear/right 15 - Temperature-indication 16 - Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit 17 - Temperature in degrees Centigrade 8 18 - Show use of USr-values (personalized values) 19 - Status of sensor-batteries 20 - Release alarm-signal for high/low pressure 21 - Signals the tyre-rotation programme 22 - Rotating Tyre-control system 23 - Signals running sensor-research 24 - Signals Display permanently illuminated (ON) 25 - Pressure-value in Bar/Atmospheres 26 - Pressure-value in Psi 27 - Pressure-value in Kpa (100 Kpa = 1 Bar).

PROGRAMMING CHANGE OF MEASURE-UNIT Pressure PSI Bar Kpa press key (+). Temperature C (Centigrade) F (Fahrenheit) press key (-). MENU - To enter into the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds. - Use the keys (+) and (-) to enter into the various programmes between S-1 and S-6. S-1 ror / nol Tyre-control S-2 USr / FAC Alarm values S-3 Ech Tyre-rotation S-4 LEr Replacement of a sensor S-5 L I9 Turn-on/turn-off Display-light S-6 SPr Activation of spare-tyre sensor To escape from the Principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds or more. S-1 - TYRE-CONTROL The tyre-control can be effected in two ways: per rotation or individually. Rotation-control (ror) All tyres will be checked for the revealing process. Rotation will start from the left front tyre, pass to the right left, then to the right rear and, finally, to the left rear. At this point, the whole cycle will start again from the left-front tyre and the tyre-icon will switch-on. Individual control (nol) In the course of the individual control, the Display-information always refers to the tyre presenting the lowest pressure and the rotation-control symbol (ror) will disappear. For information regarding the rest of the tyres, press key (T). - To enter into the principal menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds. - Press (OK) to enter into the programming-section. The wording ror or nol will start flashing. - Press the keys (+) and (-) to choose the system. - Press (OK) to confirm. By keeping the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds, you will escape from the principal Menu and the newly chosen mode will appear and firmly remain on your display. 9

S-2 ALARM VALUES - To enter into the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds. - Use the keys (+) and (-) to enter into the programme S-2. - Press (OK) - At the first switch-on, the Display will show S-2 and FAC (factory-programming). - Press (OK) to enter into the programming mode. - Two modes will appear on the display: Usr for personalized and changeable values; FAC for NON-changeable factory-values. Press the keys (+) and (-) to choose mode. FAC-values with factory-setting (non-changeable) The visualized values are stated in Kpa (100 Kpa = 1 Bar/Atmosphere). - Press key (OK) to obtain the following values: - Alarm for High Pressure - 300 Kpa = 3 Bar/Atmosphere - Alarm Low Pressure - 150 Kpa = 1.5 Bar/Atmosphere - Alarm Temperature-Limit - 80 C - Press (OK) to escape. To escape from the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds or more. Usr - Programming Changeable Values To be used only for vehicles and/or special charges. For security s sake, it is absolutely necessary to use the following values: Maximum value 399 Kpa = 3.9 Bar/Atmosphere for High Pressure Alarm Minimum value 150 Kpa = 1.5 Bar/Atmosphere for Low Pressure Alarm Maximum value 80 C for High Temperature Alarm Attention: Always refer to the Instruction Manuel of your car to make sure that you DO NOT programme value-limits EXCEEDING by more than 20% the MAXIMUM and the MINIMUM pressure-limits recommended by the Manufacturer. - Press (OK) to enter into the programming mode - On the Display, the High Pressure Alarm-value (HI) will start flashing. - Press the keys (+) and (-) to change the value. - Press (OK) to confirm the change and pass to the next decimal On the Display, the Low Pressure Alarm (Lo) will start flashing. - Press the keys (+) and (-) to change the value. - Press (OK) to confirm the change and pass to the next decimal. Note: the value Alert for beginning Low Pressure is programmed automatically, at a value being 0.2 Bar HIGHER than the Low Pressure Alarm. On the Display, the value Alarm for High Temperature (HI) will start flashing. - Press the keys (+) and (-) to change the value. - Press (OK) to confirm the change and pass to the next decimal. To escape from the Principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds or more. 10

S-3 - TYRE ROTATION After the tyre rotation, it is necessary to change the values of your Receiver/Display. To enter into the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds. Use the keys (+) and (-) to enter into the programme S-3. Press (OK) EVERY sensor has its specific colour and number. RED n. 1 - YELLOW n. 2 - BLUE n. 3 - GREEN n. 4 - WHITE n. 5 (Optional). The icon of the left front tyre, along with its related number, will start flashing, which means you can now memorize the new number. Use the keys (+) and (-) to change the sensor number. Press (OK) to confirm the change. On the Display, the second sensor-number will start flashing. Repeat the foregoing operations to effect all other value-changes. The fifth number can be selected only if the spare-tyre-sensor has been activated (see S-6). Press (OK) to return to the principal Menu. To escape from the principal menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds or more. Note: the Receiver will NOT memorize the information in the case that any of the remaining tyres should appear to have the same sensor-number. S-4 - REPLACING A SENSOR Any new sensor will have to be programmed by means of the Control-unit (Receiver/Display). To enter into the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds. Use the keys (+) and (-) to enter the programme S-4 (LEr). Press (OK). The icon of the left front tyre will start flashing. Use the keys (+) and (-) to select the tyre where the sensor has been replaced. At this point, the sensor-number corresponding to the selected tyre will start flashing (once per second), which means that the sensor is ready to receive a different value. Inflate or deflate the tyre in question, of at least 0.3 Bar/Atmosphere. During this operation, the new code will be memorized and the tyre-icon will start flashing rapidly (twice per second). Now, the number will stop flashing and the module will emit a beep -tone for 5 seconds. Press (OK) to memorize the sensor-value. Note: The Receiver will NOT memorize the information in the case that any of the remaining tyres should appear to have the same sensor-number. SPARE TYRE: the sensor n : 5 (optional) will be in a position to get the signal, only if the sparetyre-selection has been activated (ON). See the specific chapter Spare-Tyre Activation/De-activation S-6. Press the key (T) to return to the Principal Menu Programming. To escape from the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds or more. 11

S-5 - DISPLAY-LIGHT - To enter into the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds. - Use the keys (+) and (-) to enter into the programme S-5. - Press (OK). The factory-setting will start flashing. To commute from ON to OFF, use the keys (+) and (-). ON Display-light always on. OFF Automatic switch-off of the Display-light, after 15 seconds. - To confirm the selection, press (OK) - To escape from the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds or more. S-6 - SPARE-TYRE SENSOR-ACTIVATION - To enter into the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds. - Use the keys (+) and (-) to enter into the programme S-6. - Press (OK). The factory-setting will start flashing. - To change from ON to OFF, press the keys (+) or (-). Spare-Tyre ON (activation of monitoring-process for spare-tyre) Spare-Tyre OFF (de-activation of monitoring-process for spare-tyre). - Press (OK) to confirm the change. - To programme the sensor, follow the procedure S-4. - To escape from the principal Menu, keep the key (M) pressed for 3 seconds or more. 12

ERROR GUIDE-LINES Problem Cause Remedy No indication on LCD-Display No electricity. Check both power-cable connections. Unit does not turn-on when pressing the Power -key (switch-on). Receiver does not receive the signal coming from sensors. Alarm is not launched instantaneously. Impossible to fix the pneumatic valve screw. Impossible to inflate tyre. The car ignition-key has not been activated. Signal interference. Power-cable and ignition-key cable connections are mixed-up. Check the pneumatic valve thread. Valve-screw has no central hole. Put ignition-key in position ACC = ignition. Move Receiver to a different location and restart programming. Make sure that the RED cable is connected with the permanent power-supply (battery) and the ORANGE cable under ignition-key. Replace the valve. Replace with M5x20-screw having such central hole. 13

TECHNICAL DATA Sensor-Transmitter Module Working Temperature: between -40 C and +125 C Tolerated Humidity: 100 % Weight: 32 g Dimensions (L x W x H): 71 x 36 x 21 mm Average Battery-Life : 5-7 years, depending on use Transmission Frequency: 433.92 MHz Transmitter-Activation: when pressure variations take place Receiver-Display Module Power Supply: Consumption: Working Temperature: Weight: Dimensions (L x W x H): Receiving Frequency: Monitored temperature-range: Monitored pressure-range: 9 15 Volt D.C. 18mA nominal 130 ma during alarm at 12Volt D.C. between -40 C and +85 C 93 g 18 x 125 x 33 mm 433.92 MHz between -40 C and +125 C between 0 and 5 Bar (+/- 0.1 Bar) COMPONENTS INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE Description Quantity Receiver-Display Module 1 Bracket for Receiver-Display 1 Sensors 4 Power Cable 1 Marking-tags for sensors (yellow, red, blue, green) 4 Tyre valves 4 Screws for tyre-valves, M5 x 20 5 Instructions Manuel 1 Optional: 1 pc Sensor for spare-tyre or for replacement (code 6/951) 4 pcs Tyre-valves (code 6/955) For up-dating and up-grading, the Manufacturer herewith reserves himself the right to change the contents of the present Instructions Manuel, at any time, without prior notice. The Device is in line with the EC/E regulations 9554EG and the PCC-regulation section 15, under-section C. 14

WARRANTY CONDITIONS These products are guaranteed as per the current laws. Guarantee gives the right to free-of-charge repair or replacement of defect parts. Damagecauses not covered by this Guarantee: transport, wrong installation, wrong invironment, improper use, repairs carried out by non-authorized personnel. Any possible defect components have to be handed to the local Phonocar-Distributor for repair. 15

T S E C U R E C H N I T Y O L C A R G O Y Distributed by: Phonocar S.p.A. - Via F.lli Cervi, 167/C - 42100 Reggio Emilia Tel. +39 0522 941621 - +39 0522 942 452 www.phonocar.com e-mail: info@phonocar.it