NVision TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM Owner's Manual page 26

N TPMS COMPONENTS
Tire pressures while driving go up - do I need to do anything?
No. While driving, tires become hot, increasing pressure. A pressure increase of 10% to 20% is common, especially
in hot weather at high speeds.
Do I need to rebalance my tires when using a sensor?
The 2/3 oz. sensor, on large tires (RV/Truck), seldom necessitates that tire balance be reassessed. Smaller tires may
require adding a ½ oz. weight opposite the sensor.
Can I remove the sensors when I add air to my tires?
Yes, you can remove the sensors to add or remove air from your tires. Monitor will display "0" reading. Removing
sensors for 60 seconds allows a new "BASELINE" reading to be accepted. Note that you must replace the sensor
within 60 seconds or you will reset the baseline pressure to the current level of the pressure in the tire.
What happens if the installation process is interrupted?
If you are interrupted during the installation process, you will have 10 minutes to resume the installation. If you
wait 10 minutes or more, the program options you have chosen will be lost and you will have to reprogram the
system.
How can I completely clear my settings?
To clear all settings, press the Program button and "OK" while simultaneously plugging in the power cord.
What should I do if I frequently have missing sensors?
There are some situations where the distance between the sensors and monitors, along with the nature of the
vehicles and trailers involved, create reception problems for the RF system. If you frequently experience missing
sensors, contact our customer service team at (800) 835-0129. They will be able to sell you a signal
boosting repeater.
Why does my monitor screen go blank after a few minutes?
Your nVISION TPMS monitor has been designed with an energy saving feature. After 3 minutes of inactivity, the
monitor will go into sleep mode. To awaken the monitor, press any button.
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