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Introduces the tire-pressure monitoring system, its purpose, and benefits for vehicle performance and safety.
Lists critical safety precautions and warnings to be followed before installing and using the TPMS.
Identifies the monitor's buttons, LCD display elements, and common icons used in the system.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the TPMS monitor within the vehicle.
Explains the procedure for manually turning the TPMS display unit on and off.
Lists the default preset values for pressure units, alarm thresholds, and temperature units.
Details the method for resetting the system to its original factory default configurations.
Explains how to select the preferred pressure unit, either PSI or BAR.
Explains how to select the preferred temperature unit, either Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F).
Guides on setting the maximum pressure threshold for front tires to trigger a high-pressure alarm.
Guides on setting the minimum pressure threshold for front tires to trigger a low-pressure alarm.
Guides on setting the maximum pressure threshold for rear tires to trigger a high-pressure alarm.
Guides on setting the minimum pressure threshold for rear tires to trigger a low-pressure alarm.
Guides on setting the maximum pressure threshold for spare tires to trigger a high-pressure alarm.
Guides on setting the minimum pressure threshold for spare tires to trigger a low-pressure alarm.
Guides on setting the maximum temperature threshold for tires to trigger a temperature alarm.
Describes the display indication and sound prompt for a high tire pressure condition.
Describes the display indication and sound prompt for a low tire pressure condition.
Describes the display indication and sound prompt for a high tire temperature condition.
Details the display and alarm for a rapid loss of tire pressure indicating a leak.
Explains the display and alarm indicating a low battery level in a tire sensor.
Explains how the display shows pressure values for four or seven tires, including switching intervals.
Describes the automatic power-saving feature when the monitor is stationary and inactive.
Details how the monitor automatically adjusts its backlight brightness based on ambient light.
Explains the charging methods for the monitor, including solar and USB charging, and battery level indicators.
Provides instructions on how to reassign sensors to different tire positions if tires are swapped.
Explains the procedure for re-coding or re-matching sensors to tires using inflate code learning.
Outlines limitations of liability, usage scope, and manual content changes.
Provides notes on normal operating conditions, data updates, and sensor wear.
Guides on troubleshooting issues when the sensor is not operating normally, including battery checks.
Explains potential reasons for inaccurate pressure readings, such as data update delays or measurement tool differences.
Provides contact details for customer service, including email, phone number, and official website.
This document describes the Tymate Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), User Manual Item No. M12-3, which adheres to Implementation Standard GB26149-2017.
The Tymate TPMS is designed to monitor the air pressure and temperature of each tire in real-time. It collects pressure and temperature data from sensors and transmits it via radio frequency to a display unit. The display processes and shows this data, alerting users to abnormal situations based on user-defined standard pressure and temperature alarm values. The system aims to enhance vehicle comfort, reduce fuel consumption and wear, and improve dynamic performance by providing timely warnings to prevent traffic accidents and tire blowouts.
Key functions include:
General| Brand | Tymate |
|---|---|
| Model | M12-3 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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