Summary of Contents for Cliff-Top M2
- Page 1 Cliff-Top® Waterproof Motorcycle DIY TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) with External Sensor LCD Display User Manual...
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Page 2: System Application
1. External Tyre Pressure Monitoring System Introduction The M2(TPMS M2) tyre pressure monitoring system is installed on the tyre rim of a vehicle to monitor real-time tyre pressure and temperature and can transfer specific signals to the receiver inside the vehicle via RF mode. In this way, drivers are aware of tyre conditions, which can contribute to decreasing the rate of car accidents. - Page 3 Temp range -25℃ ~ +75℃ Host weight 42 g Diameter 42(mm) Host external size Height 35 (mm) M2 external emitter module specifications Battery Weight of DC 3V 9 g ± 1 g voltage module Diameter21.9(mm) Working Module 433.92 MHz...
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Page 4: Installation Procedure
1.3 Accessory List Receiver Sensor Installation CR1632 manual battery Wrench Press nut Wrench Cross circle 2. Installation Procedure 2.1 Install Emitter No.1 = front wheel (1F) No.2 = rear wheel (2R) a. Loosen tyre valve cap and put on the nut. b. -
Page 5: Operating Instructions
2.2 Install Receiver a. Open fuse box and connect red line to positive pole and black line to negative pole. b. With power and lights on, TPMS will be functional. 3. Operating Instructions 3.1 Button functions Functional buttons Functions Switch to screen (on/off)； ON/OFF turn off alert... -
Page 6: Display Description
Press/Temp Switch display (press/temp) value Function setting Mode Mode switch Display description Tyre pressure displayed Front wheel Temp unit displayed Rear wheel Temp unit displayed Receiver initial value setting error Emitter low voltage signal light 3.3 Display Mode Switch Tyre pressure is displayed as the factory default setting. Press the Press/Temp button and switch to tyre temperature. -
Page 7: Factory Default Settings
3.4 Press/Temp Unit Switch - Pressure unit: psi, bar - Temp unit: ℃, ℉ -When the pressure unit is displayed on the receiver, press Mode for three seconds and switch to pressure unit (psi -> bar). -When temp unit is displayed on the receiver, press Mode for three seconds and switch to temperature unit (℃... - Page 8 Adjustable range is 27~50 psi. When higher than 50 psi, settings will revert to 27 psi and cycle. (Note: for the bar unit, 0.1 bar will be added; range is 1.9~3.5 bar). After setting front wheel standard tyre pressure, press the Set button and enter front wheel standard tyre pressure settings.
- Page 9 Press the Mode button on the receiver and adjust high temp alert value settings. Each press of the Mode button will add 1℃. Adjustable range is 60~99℃; a value higher than 99℃ will automatically revert to 60℃ and circulate settings. (Note: for ℉...
- Page 10 shines alongside persistent “bee” alert bell Condition: rapid air leak out of tyres. (pressure changes Rapid air for 3 Psi or more in 4 seconds.) leak out of tyre Alert：Red light on this tyre, tyre problem signal light shines, with pressing “bee” alert bell. Condition ：...
- Page 11 6. Tyre Exchange Setting (external) 6.1 Tyre Exchange Setting – Method 1 Remove the two emitters from the tyre and also remove the two batteries. When the tyre exchange setting is completed, put the emitters back in order (according to the Chapter 2.1 installation procedure).
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Page 12: Troubleshooting
If you do not wish to reset, press the Set button; the system will bypass setting automatically and enter the setting mode for No. 2 (rear wheel). b. NO.2R setting (rear wheel) When the number 2R is displayed on the receiver you can effect rear wheel setting. - Page 13 Yes, it is normal. Traditional tyre pressure testers must be corrected regularly for more accurate measurements. However, the error range of electronic measurement is ±1 psi and as such, this TPMS is more accurate than traditional tyre pressure testers. 4. Will the emitter stop working when the power is off? Yes.
- Page 14 interests. The following circumstances will not be covered by warranty and clients are responsible for all repair fees. 1. Damage caused by natural disasters, thunder, insects, pests or other unavoidable factors. 2. Damage caused by artificial factors including incorrect installation, modification, overhaul, etc.
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Page 15: Technical Support
9. Technical Support By pressing the Reset button, the product can be reset to factory defaults. Download operating manual and more info. Warranty PRODUCT MODEL Month Date Year Purchase date Wholesaler stamp...
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