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General| Model | H46 |
|---|---|
| Category | Diagnostic Equipment |
| Languages | Multiple languages supported |
| Storage temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Type | TPMS Diagnostic Tool |
| Display | LCD screen |
| Power Source | Rechargeable battery |
| Functions | Activation, reading, and programming of TPMS sensors |
| Operating temperature | 50°C |
| Compatibility | Multi-brand vehicles with TPMS |
Guides on triggering vehicle sensors before servicing to ensure proper function and identify defective sensors.
Details the process of retraining TPM sensors by triggering them sequentially in a clockwise rotation.
Describes the process of selecting the vehicle's manufacturer from a list for sensor checking.
Details selecting the specific car model after the manufacturer has been chosen for sensor checking.
Outlines the procedure for triggering vehicle sensors to test their functionality.
Explains how to interpret test results (Pass/Fail) for triggered sensors and how to proceed.
Details the process of reprogramming or relearning the ECU through the OBDII port.
Step-by-step guide on reprogramming the ECU using the OBDII module and TPMS tool.
Guides on selecting the sensor brand, car manufacturer, model, and year for programming a blank sensor.
Details an alternative method for programming sensors by selecting vehicle details first, then sensor brand.
Explains how to copy an existing sensor ID to a blank sensor by triggering the original sensor.
Describes creating a new, randomized sensor ID for a blank sensor when the original ID cannot be read.
Explains how to change the operational region (e.g., Europe, America, Korea) and its effect on the database.
Details how to modify display units for pressure and temperature (PSI, kPa, Bar, °F, °C).
Lists common issues when triggering sensors and provides a troubleshooting guide for them.
Explains the necessity of upgrading the tool for new vehicle and sensor compatibility and the process involved.
Describes the process of updating the tool software via USB connection to a PC.
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