Thread: RRTMS - RoadRunner tire monitoring system extension plugin

hummm, so my problem for the future, but before placing the emetor in the wheel but I have watched or we could put the batteries, but I did not find, so I thought it was a battery that reloaded with the wheels.

you cant change the batterys, it's a sealed unit that bolts to the valvesteam... and it does not transmit data before there is pressure in the tire

i took an old leaking tire and mounted mine on that... it holds pressure for about an hour... enough to test

If they are not used for a while they go to sleep.


You need to raise and lower the pressure by a minimum amount to wake them up.

There is a post or thread about it somewhere.

above 1,5 bar at least and then below... pump up again a bit above your setting and then hit learn and let out a bit of air

Here is the original box sensors





Here is what I have with the TMPS Doctor


I bought the material used (already changed) there are about 2 years, I did a test right away, but it did not work, I thought they were absolutely set on wheels to make function.
But even in the wheels, it still does not work ...

Originally Posted by Enforcer

If they are not used for a while they go to sleep.


You need to raise and lower the pressure by a minimum amount to wake them up.

There is a post or thread about it somewhere.

Or is the post that talks about that?
I do not speak much English at all, I use the google translator and it is therefore difficult to search

Originally Posted by GizmoQ

Also, if I remember correctly the sensors go into sleep mode when below a certain pressure for some unspecified time to conserve the battery. Pressure has to go above 15PSI and back down 5PSI to wake them up.

Originally Posted by Enforcer

Oooooh, that's good to know.

Originally Posted by CannonBaller

FYI.

I can confirm that the Sensors were in sleep mode.

installed my new tims today and drove a bit. All sensor data now shows up in the plugin.

Turning off the car for a 10-15 mins, and turning it back on, brought the sensor data up immediatly.
So not sure what the timeout interval is.

Anyway...All good.
TPMS Sensor package works as advertised.

It was in this thread

Above is the conversation.

I also think it was mentioned somewhere else

Ok thank you, I'll do it just now.
So if I understand correctly, I must put my wheels 0,3BAR (or less) and put under pressure to normal after.