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X-tra Seal Smart Sensor Pro+ User Manual

X-tra Seal Smart Sensor Pro+
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Smart Sensor Pro+
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X-tra Seal Smart Sensor Pro+ Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandX-tra Seal
ModelSmart Sensor Pro+
CategoryMotherboard
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Information

FCC Notice

Device complies with FCC Part 15 rules, subject to conditions for interference.

Reacting to Alerts

How to react to low/high pressure or temperature alerts by reducing speed.

Use of Chemicals

Avoid sealants/propellants to prevent sensor damage and warranty void.

Battery Information

Guidance on charging, handling, and proper disposal of batteries.

Charging the Pro+ Tool

Tool Buttons and Layout

Identifies the main buttons and their functions on the Pro+ Tool.

Powering On / Off

Turn the Pro+ Tool on or off by pressing and holding the power button.

Navigation Buttons

Back, Enter, and Arrow buttons for menu navigation and selection.

Smart Sensor Cradle

Hard contact point for programming Smart Sensor TPMS Sensors.

Pro+ Tool Layout

Sensor Interface Components

Smart Sensor Cradle and thumb latch for secure sensor placement.

Status Indicators

LED Display, Low Battery, and Charge Indicator lights provide status.

Control Buttons

Power, Back, Enter, and Arrow buttons for navigation and operation.

Connectivity and Power Ports

OBDII, USB, and DC Power Jack for connections and charging.

Settings

General Settings

Configure units, formats, language, and auto-off behavior.

Display Settings

Adjust screen contrast and display formats (Temp, Pressure, ID).

Tool Information

Displays Serial Number and Software Version.

Main Menu

Vehicle Selection

Select a vehicle to diagnose and service using the tool.

Last Vehicle Shortcut

Quickly select the last vehicle an operation was performed on.

Settings Access

Access customizable options for units, ID format, language, and power.

Scan Sensor

Vehicle Selection

Choose the vehicle make and model before scanning.

Sensor Positioning

Proper positioning for scanning the TPMS sensor with the tool.

Sensor Triggering

The tool sends a signal to wake up and read the sensor.

Scan Results Display

Displays Sensor ID, Pressure, Temperature, and Battery Status.

Program New Sensor

Vehicle Selection

Choose the vehicle before programming a new sensor.

Sensor Placement for Programming

Ensures proper connection for programming blank sensors.

Programming Process

The tool initiates the programming sequence for a new sensor.

Programming Confirmation

Confirms successful programming and displays the new Sensor ID.

Copy Sensor (Wireless)

Wireless Copy Method

Copies sensor ID wirelessly by scanning the existing sensor.

Sensor Placement for Copying

Prepares the blank sensor for programming.

Wireless Copying Procedure

Scan ID, program sensor, and confirm successful copy.

Copy Sensor (Manual Input)

Manual Input Method

Manually enter the Sensor ID for copying.

Entering the Sensor ID

Select option and enter ID character by character.

Sensor Placement for Manual Copy

Secures the blank sensor for programming.

Manual Copy Programming

Programs the blank sensor with the manually entered ID.

Manual Copy Confirmation

Confirms successful programming and displays the new Sensor ID.

OBDII Relearn Procedure

Vehicle Selection and Initial Scan

Select vehicle, highlight OBDII, and scan the first sensor.

Sensor Scanning Sequence

Navigate to next wheels and scan all sensors sequentially.

OBD Upload Preparation

Prepare for upload and set ignition status for communication.

OBDII Module Connection

Connect the OBDII module to the tool and then to the vehicle.

OBDII Continued & Troubleshooting

Upload Vehicle IDs

Initiates the process to upload sensor IDs to the vehicle's ECU.

Upload Confirmation

Confirms that sensor IDs have been successfully uploaded.

OBDII Errors

Lists and explains common OBDII communication and writing errors like E1, E2, E3, E4, E5.

Toyota Loop Issue

Specific issue for Toyota/Lexus vehicles stuck in a relearn loop.