TYREDOG TD-2300A-X10 - Manual (Page 39)

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How to use your TPMS system Continued..
Now you know what the screen should look like when the Relay/s are con-
nected and Sensors are Online, please refer below so you can understand
how all the warnings work.
PSI
A
128 128
99 128
B H
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P .L 128
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Wheel 1
Position
Flashing
To stop the Monitor from Beeping, simply press the Mute Button. The
Monitor will still show the visual indication.
If the Pressure continues to drop below the Low Pressure Threshold set-
ting, it will continue to Alarm and Warn you. (Warning Signs!!)
The only way to stop it from Alarming / Warning you is to bring your Tyre
Pressure back up above the Low Pressure Threshold setting. This could
mean that you have to inflate your Tyre or get it replaced or repaired if the
Tyre has blown out or is damaged.
1) Low Pressure Warning / Indication
(Example when Low Pressure Threshold is set to 100 PSI)
If the Tyre Pressure drops below your Low Pressure Threshold setting,
the Monitor will start Beeping and the affected wheel position will Flash
between the actual Tyre pressure reading and P.L. (P.L. meaning
Pressure Low). The Tyre symbol on the Monitor will also change to
indicate the Tyre Pressure is Low. So this means you have both an
Audible and Visual warning that there is something wrong with your
Tyre. Check out the Screen shots below.
99 / P.L