5.If a sensor ID number is already programmed in the selected wheel position (indicated by a filled in tire icon and an ‘X’ on the screen), the ID number must be erased before a new ID number can be programmed. Press the ‘MODE’ button to erase the pre-programmed ID number (the ‘X’ will disappear) and then press the ‘MODE’ button again to select the wheel position for programming (check mark will be displayed). If a sensor ID number does not exist at the selected location, simply press the ‘MODE’ button once to select the highlighted wheel position for programming.

6.The receiver is now ready to receive the new sensor ID number. Turn on the LF Initiator Tool and go to the tire that contains the new sensor to be programmed into the receiver. Position the transmission end of the LF Initiator Tool approximately 1 inch (2.5 cm) away from the tire’s surface positioned at the center of the tire’s sidewall at the location of the valve stem (sensor should be installed near the valve stem). Press the ‘LEARN’ button on the LF Initiator Tool and the sensor will transmit its ID number to the receiver. Be sure to hold the tool in place until the light turns off to ensure the signal has reached the sensor. The tire icon on the display will turn black and the screen will display an ‘X’ when the sensor’s transmission has been received.

7.Press the ‘TIRE’ button to toggle to the next wheel position to be programmed (if required) and repeat steps 4 - 6 until all sensor ID numbers that need to be programmed are programmed into their respective locations in the receiver.

8.Press the ‘SET’ button to save all of the sensor ID numbers and their locations into the receiver’s memory.

9.When complete, press the ‘SET’ button to exit and then turn off the system. Disconnect the DPT and reconnect the standard display.

NOTE: If ‘ERR’ appears on the screen and two or more tire icons are flashing, two wheel locations have been programmed with the same sensor ID. If two identical sensor ID numbers are programmed, press the ‘TIRE’ button to select one of the flashing locations for reprogramming and then repeat steps 4 - 6 at the flashing locations. Repeat for the second location to ensure that the correct sensor ID numbers are programmed. Press the ‘SET’ button to save the revised sensor ID numbers into the receiver.

VERIFYING CORRECT INSTALLATION

To ensure that the system is properly configured after new sensor ID numbers have been programmed in the receiver, verify the programming by following the steps below:

1.Power up the receiver by switching the ignition on.

2.Place the SmarTire LF Initiator next to each sensor position and press the ‘INITIATE’ button to cause each sensor to transmit ID number and tire data.

3.Check the display to confirm that the signal was received by the receiver (wheel position should have turned dark).

4.If a sensor’s transmission was not received, repeat step 2. If the problem persists, power down the system and repeat the “Programming Sensor ID Number” process.

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