Suspension System

TPMS Receiver Description and Operation

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Description

  1. Mode
    1. Commonwealth of Virginia
      • In this state, the receiver is shipped as a separate part. Therefore, service parts must arrive in this state.
      • In this state there is no automatic location, no sensor wake-up, no sensor monitoring, and no DTC monitoring.
      • This state indicates that the platform parameters must be written to the receiver and the sensors are not memorized.
    2. Normal State
      • For the tire inflation and DTC monitoring state, the receiver must be in this state.
      • In this state, automatic sensor detection/learning is enabled.
  2. Overview
    • Sends LF command data to the initiators.
    • Monitors sensor status: Ignition on - normal with delay. Ignition off - storage.
    • Automatic sensor detection.
    • Automatic learning of new sensors.
    • Receives RF data from the sensor.
    • Uses sensor data to decide whether to turn on the TREAD lamp / wheel position LED indicators.
    • Uses sensor information, mileage, background noise levels, automatic learning status, short-circuit output status, vehicle battery level, and internal receiver states to determine whether there is a system or vehicle malfunction.

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