Tpms Relearn; Sensor Information; Recent Test - Xtool TP Series User Manual

TPMS RELEARN

Sometimes when new sensors are installed into the vehicle, the TPMS light will light up as the vehicle won't recognize the
sensor. Usually this is because the ID in the sensor is not matched with the ID in the vehicle, and you can solve this by
relearn TPMS.
This tool will show the guide for the entire relearning procedure and provide help on some of the steps (like triggering
sensors, write IDs into the system, etc.)
⚠ Note: Some vehicle will need extra steps on the procedures introduced below. Please refer to the guide
shown on the device when actual processing.
Here are several ways to do TPMS relearn to your vehicle:
AUTOMATIC RELEARN: Some vehicles can automatically recognize new sensors when driving. Usually when doing
automatically relearn, get all 4 wheels on standard tire pressure, and take the vehicle on a drive (normally ≥25km/h or
15mph) for about 20 minutes (or longer). The vehicle will automatically recognize new sensors and the TPMS light will turn
off.
OBD RELEARN: Some vehicles need to rewrite the sensor IDs inside the system. Normally when doing that, plug the too
onto the OBD port of the vehicle, and click "OBD relearn" on the screen. The device will write the ID into the system.
STATIONARY RELEARN: Some vehicles can get into sensor relearn mode by triggering some specific actions. When
you get in this mode, activate the sensors one by one and the vehicle will recognize every sensor once you activate it.
COPY SENSORS: Actually, this is not a relearn procedure. The sensor IDs for some of the vehicles are unchangeable, so
when this shows up on the relearn menu, go back and check if the sensor IDs are the same with the original one. If it is
not matched with the original one and you are using XTOOL sensors, go to "Programming" menu and copy the sensors
via activation or OBD.

SENSOR INFORMATION

The database integrated into this tool records the information for most of
the OEM sensors that comes with the vehicle when it's out from factory.
To check that, go to the menu and it will show the parts number,
manufacturer, etc.
This can also check the status of Xtool sensors. Use the same menu and
trigger the Xtool sensor, and it will show information like serial number,
sensor ID, program time, etc. on the screen.

RECENT TEST

This is a shortcut in the main menu. Click this to get back to the last model
that you went in before, with all the info saved inside the tool.
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