CPS MAXXAIR MX134 User manual

MAXXAIR™ MX134
AUTOMOTIVE REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT CENTER
Recover, Recycle, Evacuate & Recharge A/C Systems
In Passenger Vehicles & Light Trucks
For Use With R-134a Refrigerant Only
OWNER’S MANUAL (English)
Latest updates: www.cpsproducts.com
TO BE OPERATED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY
UL1963 EEI, CSA C22.2 120 DEI

CONTENTS
General Safety Instructions...........................................4
Product Registration......................................................5
Agency Approvals, Standards, Patents ........................5
Overview ........................................................................5
Key Features / Benefits .................................................6
Optional Accessories ....................................................6
Specifications ................................................................7
MX1234 Machine........................................................ 7
Vacuum Pump ............................................................ 7
Refrigerant Scale........................................................ 7
30 Lb Recovery Tank ...................................................8
50 Lb Recovery Tank (Optional) ...................................8
Refrigerant Cylinder Heater Blanket (Optional) ...........8
Machine Layout ............................................................ 9
Quick Start Guide.........................................................11
Overview (Primary Touch Screen Keys)..................... 12
Home ....................................................................... 12
Touch Keys & Information Icons ............................... 12
Print Key, Help Menu ............................................... 13
Machine Upkeep ...................................................... 14
Setup Functions........................................................ 14
Maintenance Menu................................................... 14
Hybrid Vehicle Key ................................................... 15
Setup ...........................................................................16
Set Language ........................................................... 16
Set Units of Measure ............................................... 16
Set Tank & Refrigerant Weights ............................... 17
Job Tracker .............................................................. 18
Wireless Device Setup.............................................. 19
Set Date Or Time....................................................... 20
Online Registration/Warranty .................................. 21
Shop Information.......................................................22
Select SAE Or Global Standards ............................... 23
Operation .....................................................................24
Refrigerant Recovery ............................................... 24
A/C System Evacuation ............................................ 26
Refrigerant Charging ............................................... 27
Full Cycle ................................................................. 29
Refrigerant Tank Refill ............................................. 30
Maintenance ...............................................................32
Filter/Dryer Change ................................................. 32
Vacuum Pump Oil Change (Frequency) .................... 34
Oil Change Procedure ...............................................34
Pro-Set® Premium Vacuum Pump Oil ......................34
Refrigerant Charging Scale ..................................... 35
Pressure Transducer ................................................ 36
Tare Pressure Transducer .........................................36
Calibrate Pressure Transducer ..................................37
Air Purge .................................................................. 38
Diagnostics of Valves, Controls, Scale ..................... 39
Software Upgrade..................................................... 40
Touch Screen Display Calibration ............................. 40
Car System Health Mode ............................................ 42
Corded Temperature Probe (Included Accessory)........ 43
A/C Database For North American Vehicles .............. 44
Flush Refrigerant Hoses .............................................45
Job Tracker .................................................................45
APPENDIX
Touchscreen Icon Library............................................46
MX Error Codes............................................................48
Replace Parts ..............................................................48
Warranty ......................................................................49
A/C Database End-User License Agreement ..............50
CPS Company Locations .............................................51

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GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Only qualified service personnel should operate this machine. Most states, countries, etc... may require the user to be
licensed. Please check with your local government agency.
DANGER – This unit’s recovery tank contains liquid refrigerant. Overfilling of a recovery tank may cause a violent explosion
resulting in severe injury or even death. Do not disable the overfill safety features. Always make sure the correct
tank is on the scale.
DANGER – Only use the specified recovery tanks provided with this unit. See your distributor for replacement tanks.
DANGER – Avoid breathing refrigerant vapors and lubricant vapor or mist. Breathing high concentration levels may cause
heart arrhythmia, loss of consciousness, or even cause suffocation.
DANGER – Electrical shock hazard!!!! Always disconnect power source when servicing this equipment.
DANGER – DO NOT USE COMPRESSED AIR TO PRESSURE TEST OR LEAK TEST THE MX UNIT OR VEHICLE AIR
CONDITIONING SYSTEM. Mixtures of air and refrigerant are combustible at elevated pressures. These mixtures
are potentially dangerous and may result in fire or explosion causing personal injury or property damage.
CAUTION – All hoses may contain liquid refrigerant under pressure. Contact with refrigerant may cause frostbite or
other related injuries. Wear proper personal protective equipment such as safety goggles and gloves. When
disconnecting any hose, please use extreme caution.
CAUTION – Exposure to refrigerant vapors may irritate eyes, nose, throat, and skin. Please read the manufacturers Material
Safety Data Sheet for further safety information on refrigerants and lubricants.
CAUTION – To reduce the risk of fire, avoid the use of extension cords thinner than NO. 16 awg. (1,5mm2). The following table
references extension cord wire size vs. maximum length:
EXTENSION CORD (Imperial) EXTENSION CORD (Metric)
Gauge (awg) Length (Ft)
16 10
14 20
12 25
Gauge (mm2) Length (m)
1.5 3
2.5 6.1
4 7.6
CAUTION – Do not use this equipment in the vicinity of spilled or open containers of gasoline or other flammable substances.
Make certain that all safety devices are functioning properly before operating the equipment.
CAUTION – This equipment should be used in locations with mechanical ventilation that provides as least 4 air changes per hour.
CAUTION – RISK OF INJURY, the equipment should only be operated by certified personnel.
CAUTION – Use only CPS certified hose assemblies on this unit. The hose assemblies are made to proper length, contain
shut-offs where required and have direct affect on the proper operation of this equipment.
CAUTION – R-134a is a Class III highly flammable refrigerant. Use in well ventilated areas. Minimize leakage from the unit.
Periodically check MX134 machine for leaks.
1. The MX134 will alert the user should a high pressure condition exist on the outlet side of the compressor.
2. When such a condition is detected, the compressor will turn OFF and won’t restart until the high pressure condition is remedied.
3. If this occurs, check to ensure that Tank Valves and Hose Ball Valves running to the tank and filters are OPEN.
4. If all valves are open, contact CPS Technical Support to determine the cause of the alarm.
High Pressure Alert

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GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (Cont’d)
PRODUCT REGISTRATION
To register this MX134 Refrigerant Management Machine for the MAXXAIR™ 1-2-3 product warranty, please visit
www.cpsproducts.com/hvac-warranty-registration/. Please contact us, if you have any technical issues during
registration of this machine.
You may also register this MX134 Machine by using the touch screen (See Page 21).
1. The MX134 Series’ 30lb internal storage tank is designed to contain a maximum of 20.96 Lbs (9.52 Kg) of
refrigerant.
2. If this amount is exceeded, the user will be alerted and system operations will be halted.
3. Before normal operation can continue, the overfill condition must be remedied by moving refrigerant from the tank
to another storage tank or into a vehicle AC system. The charge function may be used to transfer internally stored
refrigerant to an external storage facility.
Tank Overfill Limit
AGENCY APPROVALS, STANDARDS, PATENTS
UL 1963 EEI Issued: 2013/10/11 Ed: 4 Refrigerant Recovery/Recycling Equipment
CSA C22.2 120 DEI Issued: 2013/03/01 Ed: 4 Refrigeration Equipment (R2018)
• This machine is covered under US Patent 8,082,750.
OVERVIEW
This “MX” Series Refrigerant Management Center is for use with R-134a refrigerant and has been designed for automotive
technicians to easily Recover, Recycle, Evacuate and Recharge air conditioning systems in passenger vehicles and light
trucks. It features a seven inch, color touch screen display, a 30 Lb refrigerant tank, an oil-less compressor and motorized
ball valves.

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Optional Accessories
• Heater Blanket (#CCXHB) – During colder weather, this CPS 120V AC accessory can be applied to the refrigerant
tank to speed up charging, which eliminates the need to run a vehicle’s AC system.
• TACI100 CarSmart AC Inspector – Includes 2 probes for measuring or data logging temperature, humidity,
dew point, etc., inside of, or around a vehicle.
• 50 Lb Refrigerant Tank – Available from CPS as individual tanks, or in pallet quantities (see page 8)
• Dust Cover (#MXXC) – Fits any CPS MX series machine.
Not Included (Shop Must Purchase)
• R-134a Refrigerant
• Refrigerant oil/dye injection system.
Features Benefits
7” Color Display, With Touch-Screen Icon
User-friendly icons allow fast, easy selection of Recovery,
Evacuation, Charge, Full Cycle and Tank Refill functions, or Setup
and Maintenance Menus.
Vehicle A/C System Database MX machines include a database of refrigerants and refrigerant
oil for most vehicles sold in North America since 1994.
Low and High Side “Barrier” Service Hoses &
Couplings
The included barrier hoses and couplings minimize the loss of
expensive refrigerant, which can also harm the atmosphere.
Filter/Dryer
The installed filter-drier filters the R-134a refrigerant inside the
vehicle’s A/C system, and absorbs any system contaminants
which can reduce compressor life.
Motorized Ball Valves Automatically open or close for a selected charge, recovery or
evacuation routine.
Temperature Probe Accessory MX Machines include a corded probe (#TMX2P) for measuring
temperature in AC vents.
1 Lb (454 Gm) Check Weight For accurately calibrating the installed refrigerant charging scale.
30 Lb Refrigerant Tank
The DOT certified tank is designed to safely recover, charge and
transport refrigerant used with MX machine. Available in single
cylinders or in pallet quantities (see below).
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Capable
MX Series machines can be used with the CPS “CarSmart AC
Inspector” wireless accessory (#TACI100) to log temperature,
humidity, dew point and other diagnostic data inside of, or around
a vehicle.
Wi-Fi Capable
MX Series Machines can be connected to other Wi-Fi devices
or printers and job reports can be e-mailed directly from the
machine.
MAXXAIR™ 1-2-3 Warranty One Year Warranty (includes parts and labor), Two Year Parts
Warranty, Three Year Compressor Warranty.
KEY FEATURES/BENEFITS

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SPECIFICATIONS
Power 115V 60Hz
Compressor 2/3 HP Twin Cylinder Oil-less
Gauges 3.5” Low side, 30 in/Hg to 250 psi; High Side, 0 to 600 psi
Hoses 10 Ft. (3.0 m), Barrier Type
Refrigerant For Use With R-134a Only
ASHRAE Refrigerant Code A1
Maximum Recovery Rate Up To 1 Lb (0.453 kg) per minute
Storage Tank 1 x 30 lb DOT tank (specications on page 8)
Display 7” Touch Screen with 256 color graphical display
Construction Sheet metal frame with molded plastic panels. 1 piece handlebar, 4” front casters and 10” foam-lled rear tires for
exceptional maneuverability
Operating Temperature Range 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)
Operating Humidity Range 0% to 95% (Non-Condensing)
Dimensions (H x W x D) 43.6” x 22.6” x 28.9” (1.1 x 0.57 x 0.28 m)
Weight (Without Packaging) Gross Weight: 208 Lbs (With Packaging)
Warranty (Maxxair™ 1-2-3) See Page 49
Stage 2
Maximum Free Air Displacement 2 CFM at 60 Hz / 48l/m @ 50 Hz
Motor Size (HP), RPM @ 50/60Hz 1/3 HP (@1440 RPM/50 Hz Or 1720 RPM/60 Hz)
Voltage, Watts, Amps 110~120VAC Or 220VAC @50/60 Hz
Ignition Proof Construction Meets ANSI 12.12.1
Ultimate Vacuum 10 Microns
Refrigerant Class A1, A2
Operating Temperature Range 32°F to 125°F (0°C to 52°C)
Storage Temperature Range 32 F to 104 F (0 C to 40 C)
Pro-Set® Vacuum Pump Oil Capacity 11 oz (330 ml)
Intake Fittings 1/4” & 3/8” SAE Male, ACME 1/2”
High Side Gauge (Analog) 0 ~ 550 psi, (38 bar ~ bar), 3792 ~ kPa
Low Side Gauge (Analog) 0 ~ 350 psi, (0 ~ 24 bar), 0 ~ 2400 kPa)
Motor Thermally Protected Yes
INSTALLED VACUUM PUMP SPECIFICATIONS
MX134 OVERALL SPECIFICATIONS
Tare (Empty) Weight Mode Yes
Units (Weight) Readout lb & oz, or kg & gm
Weight Accuracy 0.015% of Reading [or ± 0.25 oz (10 g) whichever >]
Display Resolution (Increments) 0.25 Oz (10 g)
Platform Dimensions 8.75˝ x 8.75˝ (22.3 x 22.3 cm)
Overload Protection Mechanical (Internal Overload Stop)
Calibrated To NIST Standards Yes
Declaration Of Conformity EN 61326-1:2013, CISPR 11:2009/A1:2010
INSTALLED REFRIGERANT SCALE SPECIFICATIONS

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HEATER BLANKET
AR27XHB115-1 ( 120V)
SHOWN: HEATER BLANKET
APPLIED TO TANK
SPECIFICATIONS (Cont’d)
CPS REFRIGERANT TANK SPECIFICATIONS (Industry Standard)
Weight Of
Empty Tank
Tank Water
Capacity
Max. Refrigerant
Weight (80% Of
Water Capacity)
Total Weight
(Tank &
Refrigerant)
Tank Foot Ring
Diameter
Tank Outside
Diameter Tank Height
Max.
Pressure
Rating
lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg in mm in mm in mm psig (bar)
CRX430T
30 Lb
(13.60 kg)
Included
17.5 7.9 26.2* 11.9* 20.96* 9.52* 38.46 17.42 7.8 198.1 9.5 241.3 18.1 459.7 400 (27.57)
Optional
Accessory:
CRX400T
50 Lb
(22.7 kg)
28.3 12.8 47.4 21.5 37.92* 17.2* 66.22 30.0 8 203.2 12.5 317.5 19.75 501.7 400 (27.57)
*Maximum weight of refrigerant that should be recovered
REFRIGERANT RECOVERY TANKS
• DOT Certified for refrigerant
storage
• Refrigerant compatible sealant
used on all mechanical
connection points
• Auxiliary port for optional
overfill sensor
• Liquid and Vapor UL listed
• Y-valve powder coated for
maximum rust protection
• 1/4˝ SAE Male fittings CRX430T (FACTORY INSTALLED ON MX
SERIES MACHINES)
CRX430TB (40/PALLET-OPTIONAL ORDER QTY)
30 lb
CRX400T (OPTIONAL SIZE TANK)
CRX400TB (24/PALLET-OPTIONAL ORDER QTY)
50 lb
REFRIGERANT CYLINDER HEATER BLANKET (OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES)
SPECIFICATIONS AR27XHB115-1
Voltage (Hz) 120 VAC (50/60 Hz)
Watts 340 W
Amps 2.8
For Cylinder Sizes From 8˝ (20 cm) to 14˝ (35 cm) Diameter Tanks
Control (Overheat Protection) Automatic Thermal Cutoff (Encapsulated Thermostat)
Minimum Surface Temperature Of Tank 115°F (46°C)
Maximum Thermostat Temperature 130°F (55°C)
Power Cord Length 20˝ (0.50 m)
Adjustable Velcro Strap Max Length 19˝ (0.48 m)
Heater Blanket Width 3˝ (76 mm)
Heater Blanket Length 24˝ (.60 m)
Heater Blanket Color Dark Orange
Electrical Connection Type IEC320 C15 Female Connector

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MACHINE LAYOUT
3.5” High Side
Gauge (Analog)
3.5” Low Side
Gauge (Analog)
Storage Tray
For Small Tools
Or Fittings
FRONT VIEW
CONTROL PANEL
7” Color Touch Screen
LCD Display
Machine Model #
RCA Port (For Temperature
Probe #TMX2P Accessory
(Included)
Power (On/Off)
Button
USB Port

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MACHINE LAYOUT (Cont’d)
REAR VIEWSIDE VIEW
4” Swivel Locking Caster
Brake, Polyurethane Tread
Rear Rubber Wheels
(Foam Filled)
Vacuum Pump Oil Level
(Sight Glass)
Handle Bar (1 Piece)
Left & Right Side Hose Connections
Replaceable Refrigerant Filter/Dryer
Refrigerant Identifier
(For MX1234 & 3030 Only)
30 Lb Refrigerant Recovery
(Internal) Tank
One Piece Welded Frame
Refrigerant Oil Recovery
Bottle
SD Card Port (Access
North American A/C Database)

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1. Remove the protective packaging between the storage tank and the scale.
2. NOTE: BEFORE TURNING THE MX134 MACHINE ON, ENSURE THERE ARE NO HOSES CONNECTED TO VEHICLE
3. The Vacuum Pump on MX Series Machines contains Vacuum Pump Oil (factory filled). Check the “Sight Glass” on the
Vacuum Pump to ensure the oil level is between the MAX and MIN lines.
4. Plug the MX134 Power Cord into a proper power source.
5. On the front control panel, push the POWER BUTTON. A Blue Light will then turn ON.
6. Machine will go through the following internal status check (not all screens are shown)
a. Initial Start-Up Screen (shows Version #)
b. SERVICE HOSES SHOULD NOT BE CONNECTED
TO CAR AT THIS TIME.
a. Checking DOA Chamber (for oil separation)
Pressure.
a. ENSURE SERVICE HOSES ARE NOT CONNECTED
TO VEHICLE.
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a. Acceptable Distillation Chamber Pressure.
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QUICK START GUIDE
a. Automatic Air Purge is now complete
b. Home Screen (will reappear once Air Purge
has completed).
c. Connect service hoses to the machine and
install the include Oil Recovery Bottle.
d. Machine can now be operated by using the
color Touch Screen.
a. Automatic Air Purge (if needed).
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OVERVIEW (Primary Touch Screen Keys)
5 Selectable Functions
HOME SCREEN
This MX series machine features a 7” (17.8 cm), color, touch-screen LCD display from which all machine functions or settings
can be accessed.
Pg 42
Pg 13
Pg 14
Pg 13
Weight Of Refrigerant In
Tank (4 Segment Icon)
Filter Dryer Life (4 Segment Icon)
Weight Of Refrigerant In Tank
Refrigerant Type In Tank
Pg 46Job Tracker Key
Pg 44A/C Data Base & End User
License Agreement Key
Car System Health Mode Key
Help Menu Key
Machine Upkeep Key
- Setup Function
- Maintenance Menu
Print Key
Touch Keys & Information Icons
Pg 15Hybrid Vehicle Key
1. Refrigerant Recovery Key Pg 24
Pg 26
Pg 27
Pg 29
Pg 30
2. A/C System Evacuation Key
3. Refrigerant Charge Key
5. Refrigerant Tank Refill Key
4. Full Cycle Key (Recovery,
Evacuate & Recharge)

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OVERVIEW (Primary Touch Screen Keys, Cont’d)
a. Use the MX134’s Bluetooth Low Energy or Wi-Fi
functions to connect to a wireless printer. The
Bluetooth range is generally 30 ft, while Wi-Fi is
generally 150 ft (both direct line of sight).
b. Touch to receive a printed copy showing
results of the LAST function performed.
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Home Screen
PRINT KEY
HELP MENU
a. Touch to enter the HELP MENU. a. Firmware Version shown at UPPER RIGHT
b. Touch to return to Home Screen.
1 2
Home Screen Help Screen

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MACHINE UPKEEP (2 Functions)
a. To enter the SETUP FUNCTION, touch
b. Or, to enter the MAINTENANCE MENU, touch
a. Touch to access the MACHINE UPKEEP Screen
Shop Information
Next Screen/Enter
Previous Screen Cancel
Units Of Measure Tank Weight Or
Refrigerant Weight
Set Time Or Date
Wireless Setup SAE (Or Global Standards)
Language Job Tracker
SETUP FUNCTIONS
Home Screen Machine Upkeep Screen
1 2
Filter Change
Automatic Air Purge
Valves & Controls
Pressure Transducer
Change Tanks
Software Upgrade
Scale Maintenance
Modes
MAINTENANCE MENU
OVERVIEW (Primary Touch Screen Keys, Cont’d)

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HYBRID VEHICLE KEY
a. Touch if the vehicle is Hybrid to flush service
hoses.
a. Connect service hoses to FLUSH PORTS.
b. OPEN SERVICE COUPLERS.
a. DISCONNECT SERVICE HOSES from Flush Block
b. Touch to move to Home Screen.
a. CLOSE SERVICE COUPLERS
a. Touch if vehicle uses a HIGH VOLTAGE COMPRESSOR.
b. Or touch to return to HOME SCREEN.
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Home Screen
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2
4
5
7
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OVERVIEW (Primary Touch Screen Keys, Cont’d)

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a. Touch keys to select default Units Of Measure:
• Pressure Units
• Temperature
• Weight Units
• Altitude (enter value with keyboard)
b. Touch to enter data and move to next screen.
SETUP
Select Pressure, Temperature, Weight, AltitudeSetup Function Screen
a. Touch to select Units Of Measure.
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SET UNITS OF MEASURE
(Not All Screens Are Shown)
SET LANGUAGE
(Not All Screens Are Shown)
a. Touch a key that corresponds to the screen
language you prefer: English / Spanish / French /
German.
b. Touch to enter selected language.
a. Touch to veiw languages to work in.
Use this function to set up the MX134 so that it displays Pressure, Temperature, Weight and Altitude in SAE or Metric units of
measure that you want to work with.
MX Series Machines have an English language default setting. To change the default FROM English TO either German, French
or Spanish, use the following instructions.
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Setup Function Screen Select Default Language

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a. Touch if values are correct, and move to next screen.
b. Touch if further changes needed.
SETUP (Cont’d)
Setup Function Screen
Enter Password (Before Changing Weights) Confirm (Or Change) Tank Weight
Confirm (Or Change) Weights*
(*For 30 Lb Tank Shown)
SET TANK & REFRIGERANT WEIGHTS
(Not All Screens Are Shown)
a. Touch and to move to next screen. a. If weights shown are correct, touch .
b. If weights shown must be changed, touch .
a. Use keypad to enter shop password (example only
shown above).
b. Touch to enter password and move to the next
screen.
a. Enter EMPTY TANK WEIGHT. (example only shown
above)
b. Touch to enter tank weight and move
to the next screen.
1 2
3 4
a. Touch “W” for WEIGHT, OR “V” for VOLUME.
5 6
Enter Tank Water Capacity Confirm Or Change Refrigerant/Tank Weights

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SETUP (Cont’d)
JOB TRACKER
(Not All Screens Are Shown)
a. Touch any white box to check or uncheck which
items to appear on a report.
b. Touch to enter selections and go to next
screen.
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Job Tracker Screen Job Tracker Screen
a. Touch . a. Warranty Code- Touch white box to have MX
machine generate an encrypted warranty code for
manufacturer’s vehicle being serviced.
b. Track Jobs- Touch white box to have Job Data
appear (in next screen).
c. Touch to enter selections and move to next
screen.
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Setup Function Screen Job Tracker Screen

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WIRELESS DEVICE SETUP
(Not All Screens Are Shown)
SETUP (Cont’d)
The MX Series features Bluetooth Low Energy and WiFi capability for convenient wireless connection to other wireless
devices.
Bluetooth LE
Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE, colloquially BLE, formerly marketed as Bluetooth Smart) is a wireless personal area
network technology designed and marketed by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (Bluetooth SIG). BLE is independent of
classic Bluetooth and has no compatibility. Mobile operating systems including iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry,
as well as macOS, Linux, Windows 8 and Windows 10, natively support Bluetooth Low Energy.
TACI100 CarSmart®A/C Inspector Temperature Probes (an
optional accessory from CPS Products) can be paired via
BLE to any of the MX Series Machines. These 2 probes allow
technicians to data log temperature, feels like temperature,
humidity, dry and wet bulb, and dew point readings inside of, or
around passenger vehicles and light trucks over a preset period
of time.
Other BLE devices such as a thermal printer can be connected to the MX134.
Ambient and Cabin Temperature values can be
viewed when in the Car Health Mode (shown).
Storage Case Measure temperature or humidity at
2 locations simultaneously.

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43 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Devices
a. After the CPS brand CarSmart BLE devices have
been set up, they can be enabled/disabled by
touching a “checkbox” under the BT logo image.
b. When a BLE device is enabled, the system will
search for and connect to it when found and, when
a BLE device has been connected, the Bluetooth
icons will appear on the LCD touch screen.
Wi-Fi Devices
a. Select one or more of the desired Wi-Fi devices
(Wi-Fi Device, Printer, E-mail) to pair the MX134.
b. After a Wi-Fi device has been set up, it can be
enabled/disabled by touching a “checkbox” under
the image of that device
c. When a wireless device is enabled, the system
will search for and connect to it when found and,
when a WiFi device has been connected, one or
more of the 4 icons (from #a above) will appear on
the touch screen.
SETUP (Cont’d)
a. Touch to set the Date or Time.
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Set Date Or Time
SET DATE OR TIME
(Not All Screens Are Shown)
Setup Function Screen
a. Touch keys to enter the current date (MM/DD/YYYY).
b. In next screen, touch keys to enter the time of day
(Hours, Minutes, Seconds).
c. Touch to enter data.
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi is the wireless technology used to connect computers, tablets, smartphones and other devices to the internet, and is the
radio signal sent from a wireless router to a nearby device, which translates the signal into data you can see and use.
MX Series Machines can be connected to other Wi-Fi devices or printers. The MX Series also has the ability to mail job reports
by entering an e-mail address in the MX machine.
BLE Or WiFi Device ScreenSetup Function Screen
a. Touch a key to connect that device to the MX Series
machine.
a. Touch to access wireless devices to be set up.
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