STEMCO HandBAT RF - Manual (Page 8)

5/29/2012 Page 8
This screen displays how long the current low tire event has lasted.
A tire which has been low for less than 1 hour will reflect 0 in the Hrs Low column.
The lowest pressure recorded during the event is shown under the PSI column.
On a dual tire system two readings will be shown in the I/O column, one for the outer tire
labeled “Out” and one for the inner tire labeled “In”.
If the system has not had any low tire events the minimum pressure during the event will
display “???”.
The calculated date that the tire went low will be displayed in the Start column.
Note: The Start date is based on the Date and Time in the HandBAT which is set during a
download to a PC.
When a Tire log is read out of an AirBAT the last three events are recorded in the previous
readings system as a Tire log for the inner or outer tire. This means that on a dual tire sensor two
readings are added into the previous readings system after a Tire log is read. In the previous
readings detail screen all three events are listed instead of just the current reading as illustrated
above. The most current reading will be at the top of the list and should match the one displayed
immediately after a Tire Log read. The previous two readings will be shown below the most
current reading..
Viewing Previous Reads
Each time you read any BAT RF tag, the data is stored in the HandBAT’s internal memory. The
data is assigned a read sequence number. This allows the user to easily and quickly retrieve tag
data previously stored in the HandBAT. The memory can hold up to 400 records. When the
memory is full, the HandBAT will replace the oldest of the stored records in the list upon each
new read event. This means that when the 401 record is stored, record 1 is erased, and replaced
with the data for 401 then renumbered to 400. Record 2 now becomes the oldest record and will
be renumbered to record 1, etc.
To
view the records from any screen:
Press the main key. This will return you to the main screen.