For the first use, follow the instructions here after. Once
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1. and screw again the battery cover FIG 29 REMINDER FOR MOTOR DEALERSHIP FOR WHEEL UNIT SENSORS MOUNTING 4 2Nm 0 2Nm Screw the nut with a 5mm allen key Do not exceed 2 rounds per second and hold the valve while screwing to prevent it from taming around Final torque 4 2Nm 0 2Nm The sensor must not get in touch with the tire during the mounting process FIG 30 SPECIFICITY On some BMW rims A deep external concavity makes the use of the thick seal grey color mandatory Put it as illustrated Remove the 11 5 seal and introduce the new one On rim with 8 5mm valve hole Use the indicated seal to put as illustrated Remove the 11 5 seal and introduce the new one For special rim like DYMAG OZ racing keep the 11 5 seal COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 11 12 TIRE WDJATCH H SAFETY AND GENERAL INFORMATION Users are not permitted to proceed any changes or modify the device in any way TIRE WATCH has an information goal that does not replace the inflation phases under the initiative and entire responsibility of the pilot Tire pressure has to be done according to manufacturer recommendations always inflate your tire cold 23 C If the inflation process takes less than 6 min after driving the information will be updated every 5 seconds Should the opposite occur the information will be updated while driving USA Canada and European Union Directives Conformity Products marked CE are in2. compliance with Directive R amp TTE 99 5 EC Products marked FCC are in compliance with Directive FCC part 15 Using precautions Never fix directly on a metal part you may loose signal Do not wash directly with a jet of water ex karcher TIRE WATCH is only rain proof Avoid prolonged sun exposition when you don t use it Do not repair the device by your own you may loose warranty The internal components reparation must be done by qualified technician or recognized repairing centre Never use solvent only wash TIRE WATCH with water soap and sweet cloth If you drive close to electromagnetic disturbance military base embassy you may loose temporary the signal Warranty one year by presenting your bill and the warranty card filled out and stamped by your motor dealership LDL Technology reserves the right to modify its product and to bring any modification without preliminary notice COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 12 12
3. RY 2007 8 12 TIRE WATCH G HOW TO FIX YOUR DISPLAY FIG 24 HANDLE BAR FIXING Put the display to the selected place on the handle bar and fix it with the screw kit n Then clip the display and place the CPA n The tab that allows you to remove the display is now blocked FIG 25 BODY MOTOR FIXING First drill the body and fix the base clipbody base with the screw kit n 11 Then clip the display and place the CPA n The tab that allows you to remove the display is now blocked COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 9 12 TIRE WATCH FIG 26 BRACELET FIXING FIG 26 wa Make the bracelet run through the planned slots of the clipboby horizontally or vertically by introducing it from an angle Then pull it strongly by using pliers Clip the display Do not put the CPA with bracelet FIG 27 STEERING COLUMN FIXING from 212 to 216mm Insert the screw into the clipbody central hole screw kit n 12 Then place the compressible brace and the nut on the screw and put it on the steering column tube Screw until the clipbody is correctly fixed NB do not exceed 2Nm Put in place the CPA no COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 10 12 TIRE WATCH FIG 28 CHANGE THE BATTERY FROM THE DISPLAY FIG 28 Unscrew the battery cover situated on the back of the display using a five euros cents coin Replace the used battery with a new one CR2430 or CR2450 as illustrated
4. TIRE WATCH TIRE WATCH FOR MOTORCYCLE USER MANUAL We thank you for buying TIRE WATCH system Tire Watch will allow you to drive more confident and to be alerted in the event of damage slow leakage or puncture The different possibilities of settings are hereafter explained For the first use follow the instructions here after Once allocation is done and only when it is done you can set your values C FIRST USE OF THE DISPLAY FIG 16 MENU 08 FRONT amp REAR TIRE IDENTIFIER ID ALLOCATION At the first ignition the display has to assign the ID to the front and rear tire IDs already learned during manufacturing process Turn the display ON gt short push on or When you are ready to drive activate the calibration mode gt short push on t CAL is blinking to inform you that the calibration mode is on going Drive 4mn maximum up to 20km h CAL blinking The received information will be displayed when the IDs are localized Loc is blinking at its turn to enable you to invert allocation To invert front and rear wheel unit sensors allocation gt short push on t To validate sensors allocation and come back to the ON mode gt short push on COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 1 12 TIRE WATCH A KIT COMPOSITION 8 5 11 5 1 display button battery CR2450 2 wheel unit sensors each sensor has a unique identifying code ID 2 valves 2 spec
5. e old ID and access to rear tire identification learning gt short push on To change the front tire ID gt The tire must be mounted on a balancing machine to start the RF emission and the display must be placed at 50cm from the tire Push shortly on and wait max 10 s fora RF frame reception with the new ID AP is displayed when the ID is learned FIG 13 14 15 Rear tire ID learning To keep in memory the old ID gt short push on To change the rear tire ID gt The tire must be mounted on a balancing machine to start the RF emission and the display must be placed at 50cm from the tire Push shortly on and wait max 10 s for a RF frame reception with the new ID AP is displayed when the ID is learned Process now as explained in chapter FIRST USE OF THE DISPLAY MENU 08 FIG 16 COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 6 12 TIRE WATCH FIG 17 INFORMATION NOT RECEIVED AX Wait 10 minutes motorcycle stopped and start again the IDs allocation MENU 08 F RECOGNIZE THE DIFFERENT ALERT MODES FIG 18 PRESSURE THRESHOLD CROSSING ALERT When the display receives lower or upper pressure information compared to the programmed thresholds Pmin amp Pmax the alert starts led backlight alternative flashing 2 times a second and value exclamation mark alternative flashing 1 time a second FIG 19 TEMPERATURE THRESHOLD CROSSING ALERT When the display receives lower or upper
6. ific seals sold in 11 5 kit 2 seals for 8 5mm valve hole sold in 8 5 kit 1 connector position assurance CPA 1 clipbody 1 clipbar 1 bracelet 1 handle bar screws kit 1 M5x20 screw 1M5 self locking nut 1 sleeve 1 motor body screw kit 2 M3 screws 2 M3 nuts 2 washers 1 steering column screw kit 1 compressible brace 1 M5x40 screw 1M5 nut with washer B KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT YOUR EQUIPMENT FIG 1 DISPLAY BUTTON FUNCTION PRESENTATION t ON Unrolling menus and validation Backlight only t ON OFF Digits setting swap from pressure display Bar PSI to temperature C backlight 4s Pressure or temperature information Pressure bar PSI or Temperature unit C External temperature NB Due to waterproofness of the housing the stabilization of the values can take few minutes Clock in mode 24 hours Note Permanent back light possibility to activate permanent back light press simultaneously EDand To switch off the permanent back light idem This back light mode use more battery so it usage is desirable only for the night COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 2 12 TIRE WATCH FIG 2 HOUR AND TEMPERATURE DISPLAY 4s FROM OFF MODE gt Long push on FIG 3 TURN THE DISPLAY ON amp OFF ON gt short push on or temperature displayed after 10s The display is waiting for IDs reception OFF gt long push on or automatically t
7. ssure Pmax HI pre programmed at 3 5 bar 51 PSI Minimum alert pressure Pmin LO pre programmed at 1 8 bar 26 PSI Set the Pmax HI and Pmin LO values for front tire COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 4 12 TIRE WATCH FIG 8 MENU 05 REAR TIRE PRESSURE THRESHOLD SETTING Maximum alert pressure Pmax HI pre programmed at 3 5 bar 51 PSI Minimum alert pressure Pmin LO pre programmed at 1 8 bar 26 PSI Set the Pmax HI and Pmin LO digits for rear tire FIG 9 MENU 04 FRONT TIRE TEMPERATURE THRESHOLDS SETTING Setting range for front and rear values 19 C to 99 C Maximum alert temperature Tmax HI preprogrammed at 60 C Minimum alert temperature Tmin LO preprogrammed at 3 C Set Tmax HI amp Tmin LO digits for front tire FIG 10 MENU 06 REAR TIRE TEMPERATURE THRESHOLDS SETTING Tmax HI preprogrammed at 60 C Tmin LO preprogrammed at 3 C Set Tmax HI amp Tmin LO digits for rear tire COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 5 12 TIRE WATCH E ALLOCATE YOUR WHEEL UNIT SENSORS Process to follow when you change one or two wheel unit sensors FIG 11 FROM 15 MENU 07 MANUAL LEARNING A During all the learning process tires must at least be inflated at 1 bar From ON extended push on until Menu 07 is reached wheel unit sensors identifiers IDs learning mode activated FIG 11 12 13 Front tire ID learning To keep in memory th
8. temperature information compared to the programmed thresholds Tmin amp Tmax the alert starts backlight flashing 2 times a second and value exclamation mark alternative flashing 1 time a second When starting Alert is shown only when both wheel pressures are received Pressures are displayed during 15 s before showing Temperature alert During a Temperature alert The alert mode follows this displaying cycle Pressure during 4 seconds after temperature during 8 seconds During the alert a short push on allows you to fix during 8 seconds the temperature values after normal alert cycle start again NB Pressure alert has priority even if temperature alert is active COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 7 12 TIRE WATCH FIG 20 LOW BATTERY DISPLAY ALERT Battery symbol is blinking to inform you that you have to change the display battery button battery CR2430 or CR2450 FIG 21 NON PERMANENT LOSS OF COMMUNICATION FIG 21 FIG 22 WHEEL UNIT SENSOR LOW BATTERY ALERT The pressure information blinks alternately with Lo symbol to inform you that the sensor must be replaced Ask your distributor In winter conditions do not care about this message below 8 C FIG 23 EXTERNAL TEMPERATURE ALERT RISK OF ICE When the display sensor measures a temperature lower or equal to 3 C it starts the alert to inform you about a risk of ice temperature symbol is blinking COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUA
9. urn off after 6mn caused by engine stop or no wheel unit sensor reception NB Always turn the display on before driving FIG 4 CHANGING THE DISPLAYED MODE Pressure is the standard display mode To display Temperature short push on To return to pressure display gt push again shortly on C SET YOUR VALUES Accede to the unrolling menu gt long push on Once the wanted menu is reached gt the first digit is blinking to inform you that you enter the menu to set the 1 digit gt short push on until the wanted value is reached To validate the 1st digit and set the 2 digit gt short push on Repeat the operation until the last digit To validate the last digit and the on going menu gt short push on To accede on the following menu gt short push on To go back to the ON mode FIG 3 long push on COPYRIGHTS LDL TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2007 3 12 TIRE WATCH D SET YOUR VALUES BY USING THE UNROLLING MENU FIG 5 MENU 01 HOUR SETTING Adjust your values as described in chapter C FIG 6 MENU 02 Pressure and Temperature Unit Choice Standard unit is Bar to swap in PSI gt Short push on to swap again to bar unit press again on To validate your unit choice press on Temperature unit is fixed to C push shortly on to access the next menu FIG 7 MENU 03 FRONT TIRE PRESSURE THRESHOLD SETTING Setting range for front and rear values 1 4 bar to 3 5 bar 20 to 51 PSI Maximum alert pre
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