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iTPMSystem for iPod, iPhone, iPad User’s Guide

1. Introduction

This Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) was

designed for increasing security, reliability, and

understanding on tire conditions of your car. Once you

properly install the TPMS, these sensors will

automatically monitor pressures and temperatures of tires

in real time, and send these data to Receiver through

Bluetooth communications. When any abnormal pressure

(under or over inflated) and/or temperature of tire is

detected, iPhone, iPod, and iPad will alert driver by its

LED warning signal and sound alarm immediately.

This system could ensure you are driving in safety.

About This Manual

 The information in this manual is subject to change

without notice.

 This manual has been created with carefulness. In

case that you have any comments or questions

regarding this manual, please contact your local

dealer or our Customer Service Center.

 Before operating this set, please fully understand

the prerequisite such as specifications or

constraints of the hardware and software. We are

not responsible and have no liability for any loss,

damage or injury as a result of misuse.

2. Check Accessories

BT6800

(AT67)

BT6800

(MS30)

receiver

AT 67 sensor

AT67 battery

Lock nut

Rubber gasket

Wrench

MS30 sensor

MS30 accessories

User guide

Power adaptor

(12V to 5V)

3. System Installation

3.1 Install Receiver ：

3.1.1 Plug in power adaptor.

3.1.2 Plug USB connector into power adaptor.

3.1.3 Receiver will display Blue LED to each wheel

position. The LED blue light of receiver will light up

once it gets the sensor’s signal.

3.1.4 However, if L2 wheel is abnormal, the L2 blue light

will flash and the yellow warning signal in the middle

will light up.

(1) If the tire pressure is too low: it’ll alert with a

short sound.

(2) If the tire pressure is too high: it’ll alert with a

long sound and a short sound.

(3) If the tire temperature is too high: it’ll alert with

continuous long sound.

3.1.5 And if the receiver can’t get the signal from R1

sensor, the LED blue light of R1 will go out, then please

check as follows:

(1) replace the sensor’s battery.

(2) go to App to confirm whether the ID position is

correct.

Summary of content (9 pages)

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iTPMSystem for iPod, iPhone, iPad User’s Guide 1. Introduction This Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) was MS30 accessories 0 4 User guide 1 1 Power adaptor 1 1 designed for increasing security, reliability, and understanding on tire conditions of your car. Once you properly install the TPMS, these sensors will automatically monitor pressures and temperatures of tires in real time, and send these data to Receiver through Bluetooth communications.
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(3) to check whether the installation is correct. Note: The mini USB socket in the back is for power only, there’s no data communication function. 3.2 Install A-Type External Sensor (Battery replaceable): 3.2.1 Each sensor’s label has been marked its ID and its (3) Please replace sensor’s battery once its voltage is under 2.6v.
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4.1 Install App 4.1-1 Download the APP: iTPMS from Apple Store/ Google Play. 4.1-2 Go to Setting  General  Bluetooth Page. 4.1-3 Turn on the Bluetooth, and search the device. 4.1-4 Find iTPMS device and pair with it. The name of device is BT6800 XXXXXX (X=0-9) Note: Four sensors was set by the manufacturer, there’s no need to pair the sensors again. (If there are requests to change new sensors or to change the wheel order please follow the instruction: sensor ID learning.) 4.
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Step 3. When the right rear tire detects the tire pressure is 4.3 Reset Sensor’s ID over 20psi, the ID will turn to red→click the red ID, and it’ll 4.3.1 Method 1: jump to the right rear wheel. External type: intall the sensor from the left front tire. Internal type: First, deflate all tire pressure to 15psi, then inflate the left front tire from the beginning. Step 1.
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Step 5. Click SAVE and click YES to save, the receiver Step 2. Enter into edit page and click the blank and enter will flash 1 time and it means the ID is saved into the the ID. receiver. Step 3. (No need to follow the following order to enter the Step 6. Go back to TPMS page to see the tire condition, ID) Enter the left front wheel’s ID. and it’s done. 4.3.2 Method 2: (this method is suitable for changing the wheel order.) Step 4. Enter the right front wheel’s ID. Step 1.
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Step 5. Enter the right rear wheel’s ID. time, it means the ID is saved into the receiver. Go back to TPMS page to see the tire condition, and it’s done. Step 6. Enter the left rear wheel’s ID. 4.3.3 Method 3: (this method is suitable for changing the wheel order.) Step 1. Go to ID Learnig page and click QR. Step 7. After entering all sensor’s ID, click SAVE and click YES. Step 2. Enter into ID Read page, and click the blank to start scanning QR code. Step 8.
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Step 3. (No need to follow the following order to enter the ID) Scan the left front wheel’s ID. 4.4 Individual Sensor ID Learning: (Follow the following steps when changing a new sensor.) 4.4.1 Enter the new sensor ID. Step 4. Follow the above procedure and finish setting all IDs. 4.4.2 After entering the ID, click SAVE and click YES. Step 5. After entering all sensor’s ID, click SAVE and click YES. Copyright (C) ATBS Technology Co.
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4.4.3 Go back to ID Learning page, when it shows green values (tire pressure condition) under the ID, click SAVE and click YES to save it, the receiver will flash 1 time, it means the ID is saved into the receiver. Go back to TPMS page to see the tire condition, and it’s done. 5.2 Sensor (AT67 & MS30): Operation Temperature Operating Humidity Frequency Monitoring Pressure Battery Weight Battery Lifespan -40 °C to 125 ± 1°C 100% 433.92MHz 0~131± 1 psi 2.9V ± 0.
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to operate the equipment. 6.11 Please follow the instruction of power supply. Wrong process of power supply will cause malfunction. Please use the certified battery. Improper battery or wrong procedures will affect efficiency or cause malfunction of sensors. 6.12 Please observe tire pressure, temperature and battery voltage at all times. If the receiver cannot get the information for a long time, please check your sensors. 6.13 FCC Notice This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.