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- Page 1 TECH350 Tyre Pressure Monitoring System Tool User Guide Bartec Auto ID Ltd. SEPTEMBER 2024 V4.0...
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Page 2: Foreword
SEPT 2024 V4.0 FOREWORD Thank you for choosing the TECH350. This manual will help you get your tool up & running and explains how to get the most out of all its great features. PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOUR TOOL IS FULLY CHARGED BEFORE YOU FIRST USE IT AND BEFORE REGISTRATION. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
SEPT 2024 V4.0 LIST OF CONTENTS FOREWORD ........................2 LIST OF CONTENTS ....................3 IMPORTANT NOTICES ....................4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .................... 5 TOOL LAYOUT ......................7 KIT COMPONENTS ..................... 8 CHARGING TOOL ......................9 POWER ON/OFF SEQUENCE .................. 9 REGISTRATION ......................10 HOME MENU ....................... -
Page 4: Important Notices
SEPT 2024 V4.0 IMPORTANT NOTICES SAFETY DEFINTIONS All Danger, Warning, Important, and Note messages must be followed for your safety. These safety messages are in the following form DANGER: Means you may risk possible loss of life. WARNING: Means you may risk possible bodily harm. CAUTION: Means you risk damage to the vehicle or the tool. -
Page 5: Safety Precautions
Unauthorised disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment is punishable by law with appropriate penalties. DISPOSING OF BATTERIES The TECH350 contains a Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery which is accessible to the user. WARNING Risk of fire or explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type ... - Page 6 12 months as of date of invoice (parts and labour) only if product has been correctly used. Serial number must stay readable, and proof of purchase must be retained for presentation upon request. Bartec Auto ID Ltd Unit 9 Redbrook Business Park...
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Page 7: Tool Layout
SEPT 2024 V4.0 TOOL LAYOUT Display Navigation keys On/Off: Hold down for a few seconds. Menu: On some screens more options are available from the Quick Menu. Enter/Test: Commence a TPM test, only works on vehicle audit screen. Home/Back/Escape TIP: Press home for 3 seconds from anywhere to return to home screen. USB cable connector. -
Page 8: Kit Components
OBD Cable USB cable IDENTIFYING KIT COMPONENTS AND FEATURES The TECH350 tool is battery operated and generates a low-frequency magnetic field to activate tyre sensors. It receives UHF radio signals from the tyre sensors typically at 434MHz. TPMS activation... -
Page 9: Charging Tool
TECH350 will save all of the TPM Data and then power itself off. Only use the power supply or USB cable that is included in the TECH350 tool kit to charge this tool. The use of unapproved power supplies may damage it and will void the tool warranty. -
Page 10: Registration
SEPT 2024 V4.0 REGISTRATION Registration enables the notification of software updates and the ability to download update files to the tool. Once an account has been made with TPMS Desktop, the tool will be registered to that account, and the latest available updates will be downloaded. When first powered on, the tool will display the following screen: To register a tool, navigate to the Bartec TPMS Desktop at tpmsdesktop.eu... - Page 11 SEPT 2024 V4.0 Select ‘Register’ to create a new account. The following screen will be displayed: It is important to fill in all fields completely and accurately. This information will help Bartec remain in contact regarding updates and other important TPMS information. Choose a username (without a space) and password.
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Page 12: Disconnecting From Pc
SEPT 2024 V4.0 After Login, the main screen of the TPMS Desktop is displayed. Connect the TECH350 to the computer using the supplied USB cable. The TPMS Desktop will automatically register the tool and will display the message: “tool successfully registered”. -
Page 13: Home Menu
SEPT 2024 V4.0 HOME MENU New Service Used to start a new service, for example: diagnose and repair TPMS issues, read DTCs and measure tyre tread depths. Resume Service Used to resume the last service. History Used to call up all stored services, searching by either registration or model. -
Page 14: New Service
SEPT 2024 V4.0 NEW SERVICE When starting a New Service, firstly select the vehicle that requires TPMS maintenance. Scroll through the menus to select the correct manufacturer, model, and year to see all available service functions. 14 | P a g e... -
Page 15: Service Menu
SEPT 2024 V4.0 SERVICE MENU After selecting the vehicle, all the available options for the preselected MMY will be displayed. These functions will differ depending on the vehicle and whether the TPMS system is direct or indirect. Check The Check menu hosts additional sub menus: Check sensors, OBD Diagnostics and Wheel &... -
Page 16: Check Sensors
SEPT 2024 V4.0 CHECK SENSORS Check Sensors is located within the Check function of the Service menu if the vehicle is a direct TPM system. Use this service to read the installed sensors before continuing with further steps. TIP: If this icon is displayed on the screen press the Menu key for more options. - Page 17 SEPT 2024 V4.0 Successful Sensor Read The sensor is operating correctly. Failed Sensor Read The sensor failed to read. This could be a result of a sensor that is no longer functional due to a flat battery or could be an incorrectly installed sensor.
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Page 18: Battery Life
SEPT 2024 V4.0 BATTERY LIFE For some vehicles the tool is capable of calculating the remaining battery life of the sensor. This allows for upcoming issues to be identified early to avoid revisits for the same vehicle. When battery life is supported, an additional column will be displayed on the screen. The battery life will be displayed as either percentage or months remaining depending on the preselected vehicle. -
Page 19: Obd Diagnostics
SEPT 2024 V4.0 OBD DIAGNOSTICS OBD Diagnostics is located within the Check function of the Service menu. OBD Diagnostics reads information from the vehicle such as the VIN, Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs), and the IDs of the sensors. To read the OBD Diagnostics, select OBD Diagnostics. The tool will prompt to connect to the OBDII port and to turn the ignition on, as shown below. - Page 20 SEPT 2024 V4.0 VIEW DTCs: DTCs are grouped into Current DTCs and Historic DTCs, use the left and right keys to select between the two. DTCs are listed with the DTC Code and the Failure Type Byte (FTB) along with a description (if supported). If many DTCs are listed, the list can be scrolled up and down using the up and down keys.
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Page 21: Wheel & Tyre
SEPT 2024 V4.0 WHEEL & TYRE Wheel & Tyre is located within the Check function of the Service menu. Use this service to input the tyre tread measurements. To enter tyre tread depths, select the Wheel & Tyre option, followed by the tyre type: All season, summer, or winter. - Page 22 SEPT 2024 V4.0 After entering the measurement for each wheel, when prompted select one of the following statuses: Damaged Tyre Damaged Wheel Worn Tyre Aged Tyre Questionable Condition 22 | P a g e...
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Page 23: Programmable Sensor
SEPT 2024 V4.0 PROGRAMMABLE SENSOR The “Program Sensors” on the Service menu enables the function of programming aftermarket replacement sensors like the Bartec Rite-Sensor, HUF IntelliSens, Alcar Sensors, Alligator Sens.it or the Schrader EZ-sensor. Even when they are already mounted in a wheel or programmed to another vehicle. - Page 24 SEPT 2024 V4.0 The current coverage list is available at www.bartecautoid.com This gives the option to either create or copy the ID. Notice: Sensors need to be read before copying Single Sensor/Sensor Set. Sensors that can be programmed by the tool may have slightly different procedures and times. Recommended sensor position for programming: 24 | P a g e...
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Page 25: Relearn
It can take up to 20 minutes to relearn the sensor IDs. OBD RELEARNS OBD connection allows the TECH350 to directly program the vehicle electronics module with sensor IDs. Note that not all vehicles support vehicle communications modes. - Page 26 SEPT 2024 V4.0 As well as the pressure and temperature, we also display the “mode” of the sensor. In some cases, the mode cannot be changed and isn’t important, but in some cases, it will need to be changed in order for the relearn to work. For example, if sensors for a vehicle show “Park”...
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Page 27: Technical Information
SEPT 2024 V4.0 TECHNICAL INFORMATION Gives detailed information about replacement parts, service kits, sensors, vehicles, and service tips. Sensors do not have to be read to access the following information. View Replacement Parts Used to show all replacement sensor part numbers that can be fitted to the preselected MMY. -
Page 28: Vehicle Data
SEPT 2024 V4.0 VEHICLE DATA Sensors and OBD need to have been read for data to be shown. The vehicle data gives direct access to screens that display the Vehicle Data. This makes it convenient to check all sensor and OBD data. 28 | P a g e... -
Page 29: Settings
SEPT 2024 V4.0 SETTINGS General Check and update the time and date on the tool, and change the language displayed. Sound Enable or disable tool sounds. TPMS Change the units displayed when reading a TPMS sensor, for Pressure, Temperature, and the TPMS ID. Tread Change the units for tread measurement, configure the number of measurements to take at each tyre and change the seasonal tyre... -
Page 30: Tpms Desktop
The TPMS Desktop provides revolutionary technology to help manage Bartec TPMS tools on a PC. The TPMS Desktop is designed to work with the following Bartec tools; TECH400, TECH300, TECH500, TECH350, TECH450, TECH600, as well as the TAP100/200. Go to www.tpmsdesktop.eu... -
Page 31: Updating The Tool Via Usb Cable
IMPORTANT: Please ensure to “safely eject hardware” from the PC before unplugging the TECH350. This is to prevent data on the tool from being corrupted. Step 5: The tool is now updated and ready to go. Confirmation that the tool is up to date can be found via TPMS Desktop. -
Page 32: Appendix
APPENDIX APPENDIX A: Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) When using the TECH350 tool, it is important to verify the Model Year to help insure looking for that proper sensor and using the proper vehicle COMs when necessary. By using the vehicles VIN and locate the 10 digit from the left it is possible in most cases accurately determine the vehicle’s Model Year. -
Page 33: Appendix C: Modes And Mode Changing
“Park”, as otherwise it will not work on the vehicle. The TECH350 tool has the ability to perform the necessary mode change. If a sensor is shown as “Ship”, “Test” or “Off” and the relearn toolkit provides the option “Set Sensor to Park Mode”, please use this option to change the sensor mode into the correct one: ... -
Page 34: Appendix E: Sensor States And Definitions
SEPT 2024 V4.0 APPENDIX E: SENSOR STATES AND DEFINITIONS Failed Sensor Read The sensor failed to read. This could be a result of a sensor that is no longer functional due to a flat battery or could be an incorrectly installed sensor. In some cases, the sensor may have simply failed to activate so a second or third read attempt may be advised, especially if other sensors on the vehicle show the same result. - Page 35 SEPT 2024 V4.0 Depleting Battery The sensor battery is low, it is recommended to replace the sensor. Incorrect mode The sensor is in the incorrect mode of operation for the vehicle. Use the Menu key to place the sensor into the correct mode. Success The sensor is operating correctly.
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Page 36: Technical Specification
125KHz - 10uT @ 8cm maximum magnetic field Simplified EU Declaration of Conformity Bartec Auto ID Ltd hereby declares that this device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU (RED). The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at: https://www.bartecautoid.com/pdf/simplified-eu-declaration-of-conformity.pdf... - Page 37 SEPT 2024 V4.0 37 | P a g e...
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