INSUNG Electronics PMS2000-RDU Tire Pressure Monitor System (Receiver) User Manual 3 of 4

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STEP Description LCD 4 Sel Placard Pressure
STEP Press Mode Key for one second (0
I emer the menu. Mrs! check that a
unlr blinks, press SEL KEY and then
enter the Dimension View Edit. See a
Receiver or PMS-2000 seB up placard pressure or each or lire
by same line. At each tire, il placard pressure value is lower by
8% and 25(Alarm)% than set Value. receiver warning in dnver
by level. A pressure set range ol tire is from ZDPSI (137,9KPa)
rlght figure.
Io130PSI (896.3KPa).
ST2EP Press SEL KEV and select a unll you STEP Descnpnon LCD
want.
STEP Press Mode Key lor one second lo
I enter the menu. Press mode key (0
find a right figure. After check mat a
unlt bllnk, press SEL key and enler
the Placard Pressure Edil.
STEP Press SEL KEY and select a value
3 you want. When saved correclwely,
LCD screen is changed (a driving
made after unil blinks twice
STEP Press SEL Key and inpul value you
2 want.
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4-3. Se! High Temperature
PMS-2000 receiver see up high temperature |hresho|d of tire.
I! receiver receives higher temperature den then set value, it
warning to you. A temperature range is 30°C (176° F) ~120'c
(243' F).
STEP Press SEL Key and select Placard
a Pressure. wrrerr saved correctively,
pressure value selected blinks twice
and pass a next tlre like a light figure.
And then repeat step2.
Set up Placard Pressure at all tires
then exit driving mode automatically.
Descrlptlen
STEP Press Mode Kay for one secnnd to
1 enter the menu. Press mode key to
line a right ligure. After check that a
unit blink. press SEL key and enter
the High Temperature Edit.
STEP Press SEL Key and Input value you
2 want.
STEP' Press SEL Key and select high temperature. When
3 saved correctively, LCD screen is changed to driving
mode after unll bllnkS MICE.
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4-4. Register Tire's ID STEP Description i LCD
PMS-2000 receiver register ID Of each tire. In the state of me STEP When reglslered, buzzer sounds one
motor stop. pull out the air of tire that you want to register and a time and save ID. Buzzer sounds a
then let the transmission send data to receiver to register. In times, fe'aiive We ”9550's feathes
Placard Pressure value or more. Repeal
Sieoz. Press MODE KEY, can exll
the case of the ID Program, when the vansmission is reduced
term ctner wheels as possible you can register rapidly.
Description
4 D play
In driving mode, it Show the data whit" is sent frum each tire
according to the dlmerision.
STEP Press Mode Key tor one second to
1 enter the manu Press Mode Key.
Arter check that “SET" and PRO-
GRAM bllnks like rlght ligure, press
SEL Key and enter the ID Program
Mode
Section Description LCD
MODE Relation Mode
snow data oi each (er lor 4saconds.
STEP Press 5a. Key and Search a tire you
2 want to register (Tile icon and
Program icon blink at this time)
Press SEL Key and select. (Tire ioon
stops blinking and Program icon
blinks and shows '---'at this lime)
Wait to register ID.
MODE Rolale Stop Mode
Show data of only one me, When press SEL Key, enter
tins mode.
~ Value shown is lor relerenee only.
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Sensor Alert Function
Alert Ope at n Court I
Pressure and temperature inlormation are transmited to
receiver trom sensor and displayed by LCD. It low pressure
or high temperature detected, receiver makes sound oi
buzzer. light up LED, and show the position of a relative tire
on LCD. The warning is decides by set pressure and temper-
ature value. {In tclrwarding, basic value)
1. When an alert or warning conditions is detected, reduce vehicle
speed to an appropriate sate level and proceed to a sale stopping
location or lacitity where the tire can he inspected and serviced.
2. The pressure deviation alert indicates that the pressure has
dropped a set amount below the required pressure
3, The low pressure alert occurring shortly atter a pressure status
alert indicates that a rapid pressure loss is taking place,
4. The low pressure warning indicates that the pressure has
dropped to a level considered critical to the tires ability to support
and/or provide directional control to the vehicle.
5 The high temperature warning indicates that the contained air
temperature has exceeded the selected maximum. A tire tempera-
ture buildup can be caused by a number or lacters including severe
under intlation, hard sustained braking, vehicle overload and sus-
tained high speeds,
5 Reacting to Alerts
It a caution or abnormal situation happens in tire, the receiv-
er thI pertorm tollowing actions,
b Audible wamlng sounds the alarm by warning level (Alert, warn-
ingj immediately.
> When the tire pressure becomes lower than set point, icon ol
relative LCD tire would sign a hall, light up LED, and sound alarm.
b When the tire becomes high temperature, low voltage or
correspondence tails between sensors, sign warning icon at
relative tire on LCD and light up LED,
b According to the warning level the LED would sign red and green.
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