WABCO OptiTire - Expert Parameters

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9.2.7 Expert parameters
As the last parameter setting dene the parameters in the Expert parameters window.
Expert parameters are available for special applications:
– To do this, activate the Display expert parameters function in the window Parameter under the
moduleconguration tab.
Ö The Expert parameters window appears.
You have the following options:
 Temperature warning:
If internal sensors are used, a warning message can be given out when the dened temperature
value is exceeded. 100 °C is dened as default here (maximum value: 115 °C).
 Tire status messages:
Here the transmission of trailer data in the towing vehicle and the transmission of the vehicle
conguration can be deactivated. The latter can be useful for telemetry congurations.
With external sensors, the temperature transmission can be deactivated.
 Tire pressure limit values:
Here the setpoint pressures that can be set in the module conguration can be restricted when
using the driver conguration (only for OE vehicles).
 Lifting axle positions:
To prevent the monitoring of non-moving wheels (which, in the worst case, can result in a sensor
not being received) with lifting axles, the corresponding axles can be selected here.
 CANconguration:
Here the CAN bus baud rate can be adjusted.
After the data is written to the ECU, diagnosis needs to be re-established.
 CAN termination:
For an integration in an existing CAN bus or with a trailer train conguration it may be necessary
to deactivate the CAN termination, which is activated by default.
In addition, you can dene whether the CAN termination should remain activated in sleep and
listen mode.
Increased power consumption with ignition off if the CAN termination is activated with sleep
and listen mode.
 Reset and leakage parameter:
If activated, another page displays the parameters for resetting the leakage algorithm are
displayed.
 DM1 message:
These parameters dene the conditions for sending DM1 messages and whether they should be
empty (no event present) or lled (event present) in a fault-free state.