Kisan Electronics TPM-60 - Manual (Page 14)

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INITIAL CALIBRATION:
tireAlert
2.0 Display needs to be programmed to match the tire pressures , as installed and adjusted
with correct alignment of the Wheel Sensor and the Transceiver of your bike.
FIRST TIME START-UP DISPLAY ROUTINE
(PSI Mode Shown)
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As the Display is powered with ignition on, it performs
Initialization and a system integrity check.
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All segments are turned on briefly.
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Tire pressures are recalled from previous setting,
which will be the factory test calibration of ‘40’ PSI.
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Front & Rear tire icons and pressures are on briefly.
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Next, the system attempts to acquire tire pressures.
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Horizontal bar graph flashes sequentially
At this time, you can line-up the Wheel Sensor and the
antennae of the Transceiver of each tire and follow the
INITIAL CALIBRATION shown here.
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Tire pressures you set are captured and displayed.
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Front & Rear tire icons and pressures shown.
RECALIBRATION PROCEDURE
If you need to re-calibrate to adjust and/or trim the displayed values, you can use
the same procedure shown here. Or, you can accomplish it on the fly. Make sure
that tires are cold and measure the cold pressure. After you have ridden a short
distance, Push & Hold the tire button down. When it shows the correct value, let
go. Now, push the ‘Mode’ button to register the new value.
INITIAL CALIBRATION
After Initialization, both
tires show ‘40’ – factory
test calibration value.
n Rotate front wheel so
that the wheel Sensor and
the Transceiver are lined-
up – LED will flash once a
second if in proper range.
o Push & hold front
button. The pressure
display will begin to scroll.
When it shows the value
that matches the actual
pressure, LET GO.
p Now push the ‘Mode’
Button to register the new
value. Front tire display
will stop flashing.
q Use the 3/32” Allen key
to tighten the clamp-base
of the front Transceiver.
REPEAT FOR REAR TIRE