FOBO TIRE 2 User manual

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FOBO TIRE 2
User Manual
Version 1.2
(For iOS 9.3 and Android 5.0 or later)

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Contents
1Introduction
2About FOBO TIRE 2
3Importance of Tire Care
4Product Description of FOBO TIRE 2
4.1 In-Car unit
4.2 Tire Sensor unit
4.3 Sensor lock nuts & wrench
5Using FOBO TIRE 2
5.1 Installing FOBO TIRE 2 App
5.2 Installing FOBO TIRE 2 In-Car unit and sensors
5.3 Setting up multiple users (FOBO Share)
5.4 Disable and Enable sensor
5.5 Release and Install sensor
5.6 Transfer FOBO TIRE 2 to another user
5.7 Show/Hide Recommended Tire Pressure
5.8 How to change default car image on car status page
5.9 How to turn on Gauge pressure
5.10 How to turn on Off Road Mode
5.11 Tire Inflation/Deflation
5.12 Reference pressure at 20 deg C
5.13 Overlay service
5.14 Auto Night Mode
5.15 Rotate sensor
5.16 Spare tire sensor installation
5.17 Settings page
5.18 Vehicle settings page
5.19 Car status page
6FOBO TIRE 2 Alert Messages
7In-Car unit audio & LED alerts
8Replacing Battery
9Trouble Shooting Guide
10 FOBO TIRE 2 Specifications
11 Warning
12 Regulatory Information

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13 Intellectual Properties
14 Limited Warranty and Disclaimer

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1Introduction
FOBO TIRE 2 is a SMART Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) for 4 wheelers.
FOBO TIRE 2 can monitor up to 800kpa (116psi). With its patented technologies, it
provides the following features/functions:
•View on demand tire pressure & temperature
•Monitors tire pressure in real time while driving or when in Bluetooth range
•Detects slow or fast leak and alerts users to anomalies.
•Sends instant alerts on a smartphone/smart watch.
•Easy to install without running wires, drilling holes, and tedious programming.
It is the world’s most advanced Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) using
Bluetooth 5.0 (sensors) technology to monitor your car tire pressure and temperature.
Bluetooth Smart is a very low power wireless technology that could operate on a
single coin cell battery for up to 1 year (NOTE: Battery life may vary according to
usage and climatic temperature. Operating under extreme cold may drastically reduce
battery life.)
Please ensure that your smartphone has Bluetooth 4.0 or above capability in order to
use FOBO TIRE 2. Currently FOBO TIRE 2 works best with iOS 9.3 and Android
5.0 or later.
Before starting to use FOBO TIRE 2, please download the free FOBO Tire 2 App to
your smartphone from Google Play Store or Apple AppStore.
FOBO TIRE 2 is a product designed and produced by Salutica Allied Solutions Sdn.
Bhd. (“Salutica”), a Malaysian company with its address at No. 3, Jalan Zarib 6,
Kawasan Perindustrian Zarib, 31500 Lahat, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
2About FOBO TIRE 2
FOBO TIRE 2 monitors your car tires non-stop around the clock. Most drivers have
encountered situations where they need to rush for an urgent Appointment only to be
stranded bya flat tire. Conventional Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) could
not alert you in advance because it stops operating as soon as the car ignition is
switched-off. With FOBO TIRE 2, you will get an alert as soon as the tire pressure
drops below a certain pre-set level, even when the car ignition is switched off as long
as you are within Bluetooth range (~30m). This alert gives you time to get the flat
tire fixed before you need to use it.

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FOBO TIRE 2 can monitor up to 19 vehicles concurrent monitoring in background
and unlimited in foreground on each smartphone. You can receive data from the tire
pressure sensors from all your cars without switching on the ignition. FOBO Tire 2
allows you to monitor your car tires conveniently any time you want.
NOTE: Under certain conditions the signals from FOBO TIRE 2 sensors may
be blocked by surrounding objects or structures. If this occurs, please move
around the vehicle in order to capture signals from all the tire sensors.
If you are sharing your car with family members or friends, you can allow others to
use access your FOBO TIRE 2 sensors through the FoboShare function. After adding
them through FoboShare, familymembers or friends using your car will receive alerts
and data from your FOBO TIRE 2 on their own smart phone immediately.
FOBO TIRE 2 consists of 4 tire sensors and 1 In-Car unit. Replace your tire valve
caps with the sensors and place the In-Car unit inside the car. The sensors will
measure tire pressure of each tire and transmit via Bluetooth to the In-Car unit and
your smartphone. In case of any problem, the In-Car unit will produce alert sound to
notify you a problem and an alert will also pop up on your smartphone if it is within
Bluetooth range. The In-Car unit also comes with LEDs to show position of the
problematic tire.
FOBO TIRE 2 system requires a smartphone and App for installation. In addition to
being able to view information regarding your car tire pressure and temperature, the
FOBO Tire 2 smartphone App will also produce an alert when your tire has a problem.
DISCLAIMER: FOBO TIRE 2 IS NOT A DEVICE THAT PREVENTS
ACCIDENTS. IT IS ALSO NOT A DEVICE THAT PREVENTS TIRES FROM
BECOMING DEFLATED OR OVERINFLATED. FOBO TIRE 2 IS NOT A
SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFE TIRE MAINTENANCE PRACTICES. PLEASE
CONTINUE TO TAKE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES WHILE DRIVING
AND TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY OF YOUR VEHICLE’S TIRE
CONDITION TO ENSURE SAFETY WHILE DRIVING. YOU SHOULD
CONTINUE TO PRACTICE PROPER TIRE CARE AND SCHEDULED
TIRE MAINTENANCE.
3Importance of tire care
It is extremely important to ensure car tires are properly inflated for safety while
driving. However, many drivers tend to neglect proper tire care and maintenance. The
car tires are the only contact points between the car and the road. The weight of the
car and passengers are supported by the air pressure inside the tires. Improperly
inflated car tires may cause serious accidents on the road.
When tires are underinflated, the additional rolling resistance may cause buildup of
heat which may lead to the de-lamination of the tire materials as well as damage to

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the tire’s sidewall thus increasing the chances of a tire blow-out. Underinflated tires
will also cause accelerated wear on the tire shoulders thereby causing uneven tire
wear. Gas mileage will also be affected due to additional rolling resistance when
driving with underinflated tires. You would also experience a significant loss of
steering precision and cornering stability. Significantly under-inflated tires will also
be less effective in resisting hydroplaning.
On the other hand, an overinflated tire will cause accelerated wear on the center
portion of the tire resulting in uneven tire wear. It would also result in a harsher ride
and makes the tire more susceptible to damage when going over potholes or debris
on the road..
What is the optimum tire pressure? There are a lot of information about this subject
in internet forums and web articles. A quick guide for better understanding of tire
pressure below:-
1) Car manufacturers recommend the optimum tire pressure for their car models.
The information is usually available on a sticker at the door jam (side of the
driver’s door) or in the owner’s manual. For some car models, the information
sticker may be on the trunk lid or on the fuel door. Car manufacturers usually
recommend different tire pressure for front and rear tires. This pressure is
usually recommended for comfort driving and optimum performance of the
car. It is not advisable to go below this recommended pressure level.
2) The car manufacturer recommended tire pressure is “cold pressure”. When
you drive your car to the gas station, the friction on the road will heat up your
car tires within a few minutes. Typically there will 1 psi (~7kPa) increase in
air pressure for every 10 deg F (5.6 deg C) rise in temperature. It is advisable
to inflate the tire pressure with this compensated pressure above the
recommended pressure.
3) Air pressure in tires is affected by changes in temperature. Check and adjust
your tire pressure whenever there is a drastic change in environment
temperature, e.g. Change of season.
4) A tire will normallylose its pressure through natural causes unless accelerated
by a puncture, faulty valve or damaged wheels. It is advisable to change the
tire valves or at least check the valves condition every time you change a new
set of tires. Under normal condition, a set of tires could deflate at a rate of up
to 2psi per month. It is good practice to check your tire pressure regularly and
top up to the optimum pressure.
5) Every car tire has a maximum inflation pressure. It is not advisable to inflate
to the maximum inflation pressure of the tire. Follow the car manufacturer’s
recommended tire pressure instead.

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4Product Description of FOBO TIRE 2
4.1 In-Car Unit
Tire position indicators –To indicate which tire has problem
Side button - In normal condition: A quick press on the side
button to check the status of In-Car unit whether it is
sleeping or in operational mode.
During tire alert: When there is a tire alert, a quick
press on the side button to silent the alert. After
silencing the alert, a quick press again will reproduce
the tire alert once.
Synchronizing with smartphone: A long press on
the side button to sync user settings with the
smartphone.
NOTE: Excessive frequent pressing on the side button will drain the In-Car unit
battery.
Front Left Tire
Indicator
Rear Left Tire
Indicator
Front Right
Tire Indicator
Rear Right
Tire Indicator
Status Indicator
Side Button

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Status indicator - LED will blink to show Bluetooth pairing.
Alert buzzer - buzzer to alert when there is problem with tire
AA batteries - In car unit operates with two AA size batteries. The
batteries will work for up to two years.
NOTE: For iOS &Android user, please select “Allow” location services for
FOBO Tire 2 App when prompted by the OS. Without location services, the
FOBO Tire 2 App will not be able to sync with In-Car unit.
The FOBO TIRE 2 In-Car unit is a complex device that performs multiple functions.
Due to the shielding effect of the car chassis, some drivers may face difficulty in
receiving the tire sensor signals on their smartphone when sitting inside the car. This
problem may be further aggravated when the driver places the smartphone in
positions that are not optimal such as trouser pocket or waist pouch. The In-Car unit
is designed with an efficient antenna that can pick up sensor signals up to 10dB better
than a usual smartphone. With the In-Car unit, you can be assured of a good signal
reception from the tire sensors.
The In-Car unit is designed to be placed anywhere inside the car, please do not
remove it from the car. In order for FOBO TIRE 2 to functions optimally, please
ensure that the In-Car unit remains inside the car.
Note that In-Car unit is not water-proof. The best location to place the In-Car unit
will be to affix it on the lower dashboard position but away from direct sunlight. Use
the Velcro double side tape provided in the packaging to secure the In-Car unit. Do
not enclose the In-Car unit inside any metal compartment or box. This will cause the
In-Car unit unable to receive signals from tire sensors.
To conserve battery life, the In-Car unit will go into ‘sleep’ mode after it detects that
the vehicle has been stationary for more than 15 minutes. It will ‘wake up’once it
detects that the vehicle moves. You can still receive your tire pressure and
temperature data by accessing the FOBO Tire 2 App on the smartphone, even when
the In-Car unit is asleep. This is due to FOBO TIRE 2 sensors continuous operation
of 24 x 7 which allows you to receive an alert even when you are not driving the car.
The In-Car unit will also synchronize with your smartphone with your settings that
you have changed every time it wakes up. For any changed settings in the App, it will
only be synchronized during the next In-Car unit wake up cycle. Alternatively you
can long press on the side button of In-Car unit until you hear a beep, in order to put
the In-Car unit into synchronization mode with the smartphone App.
The In-Car unit is also designed to be a secondary alert device in the event of a
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you while driving or if your smartphone’s battery is dead. When there is a tire
pressure alert, the In-Car unit will produce an audible and visual LED alerts to inform
you of a tire pressure problem. To silence the repetitive audio alerts, just quick press
the side button once. To check back the position of the problematic tire, a quick press
on the side button once more and the LED of the problematic tire position will light
up.
The In-Car unit will emit a start-up tone every time it wakes up upon detecting the
car’s movement. This tone is also to inform you or the driver that the In-Car unit is
operational. In case you do not hear this tone when start moving the car, please check
the state of the In-Car unit by a quick press on the side button once. If you hear a long
single tone that means the In-Car is still in sleep mode. You can change the detection
sensitivity in the FOBO Tire 2 App by going to; click on car profile > on the car status
page click on settings icon at top right corner > in-car unit sensitivity to adjust the In-
Car unit sensitivity. In some electric cars, the In-Car unit may require higher
sensitivity to detect the car moving. By default it sets to Normal.
NOTE: Unnecessarily waking up the In-Car unit will drain battery.
Tire Sensor Unit
Knob cover –waterproof cover. Please ensure the red silicon ring
is intact to prevent water from getting into electronics
compartment.
Single internal battery - CR1632 coin cell battery. When replacing battery,
please ensure the “+” sign of the battery is facing up,
away from PCB.
Internal PCB - Internal electronics circuit (The pressure sensor chip
is mounted within this PCBA, and it senses the tire
Knob cover
CR1632 battery
Battery Tab

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pressure against a built-in vacuum, resulting in an
Absolute Pressure reading. The internal firmware
will then subtract the sea-level pressure of 101.3
Kpa (14.7 psi) from this reading. This final reading
which will be shown in the app can be termed as i)
Tire Absolute Pressure minus sea level pressure,
or ii) Gage Pressure reference to sea-level altitude.
With this formulation, Fobo TIRE 2 sensor will read
the same pressure value for any given tire,
irrespective of altitude (assuming a constant
temperature). This will ensure the correct tire
footprint per vehicle manufacturer’s pressure
recommendation, for all altitude above sea-level,
given a constant temperature.
As a corollary, a tire with a Fobo reading of, say 40
psi at an altitude of 5000ft, will read the same 40 psi
when driven to sea-level, given a constant
temperature. In reality, it will read higher due to the
warmer temperature at sea-level, and may need some
air release if the temperature difference is great. Tire
pressure generally will increase 1 psi (~7kPa) for
every 10 deg F (5.6 deg C) rise in temperature.
Fobo wishes to highlight the above formulation is for
usage at sea-level and above, and will not be accurate
for use otherwise. In practice, this should not be an
issue as the lowest area on earth will result in an
insignificant error of 0.3 psi (~2 Kpa).
For users who wish to retain ‘Gauge Pressure
Reading’, the Fobo Tire 2 App has a Gauge Pressure,
adjusted to local altitude using cell towers or
individual phone barometer if available. This Gauge
Pressure button can be accessed from the App
(Kindly refers to Section 5.9 of this user manual).
Battery tab prior to installing a sensor, user need to remove the
battery tab from a sensor. Sensor is pre-installed with
in-car unit from the factory. Tire position is indicated
on the battery tab.
FOBO TIRE 2 sensor units are designed to be robust and operate reliably 24x7
to provide tire information around the clock. It is designed to be water proof
(IP57) and by our special use of custom engineering plastics, it will be able to
withstand road salts or other common automotive chemicals (petrol, engine oil,
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Our designers have designed the sensors to ensure that there is no air leakage
as it replaces the tire’s original valve cap. There is no need to screw on the
sensor extremely tight. Apply a reasonable hand twist force to ensure the sensor
is securely installed and should be able to be removed by hand with ease.
A missing or damaged tire sensor can be replaced easily through the FOBO
Tire 2 App.
NOTE: Battery life span up to one year (for sensor) & 2 years (for in-car
unit) is an estimate based on normal use at 23 °C. Battery life may vary
according to usage and climatic temperature.
Battery life span will change due to the following reasons:
1) Frequent change of pressure threshold setting in the App.
2) Disabling & enabling of sensors.
3) Release & pairing.
4) Removal & screw-on of sensors.
5) Operating under extreme cold/hot temperature.
6) Testing of product.
7) Rotation (refer section 5.15 of this user manual)
8) Trigger alert or let activated alerts unattended.
9) Multiple removal and screw-on of sensors for equalizing all tire
pressures.
All these activities will drain a battery very fast and affect the battery life
span.

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4.3 Sensor Lock nuts and wrench
FOBO TIRE 2 sensors and In-Car unit are tied to a FOBO account; sensors are
pre-installed with in-car unit from the factory. They are not re-usable or
transferable without the owner releasing them from his/her FOBO account.
This is a theft deterrent feature to discourage theft.
As an additional anti-theft feature, all FOBO TIRE 2 package comes with lock-
nuts and special wrench. FOBO Tire 2 system functionality is not affected if
you do not use the lock-nuts.
The lock nuts and wrench are made of custom engineering plastics that can
withstand road salts and common automotive chemicals (gasoline, engine oil,
car wash shampoo, etc.).
In order to use the lock nuts, you must first install the lock nut to the tire valve
(with the bump facing tire rim). Screw in the lock nut all the way down and
ensure that there is still a minimum of 5 thread count on the tire valve for the
sensor unit to be screwed on. If there is insufficient thread for the tire sensor, it
may lead to air leakage. A solution for this would be to change the tire valve to
one with a longer thread. Next, screw in the tire sensor unit until it is reasonably
tight. Then use your finger to unscrew the lock nut outwards (i.e. anti-
clockwise) until it pushes against the bottom of the sensor unit. Use the wrench
to tighten the lock nut. The resultant friction force will make it difficult to
remove the sensor unit without loosening the lock nut. For rubber valves, hold
the valve stem with one hand and tighten the lock nut with the wrench on
another hand. This is to avoid the rubber valve from twisting making it unable
to tighten the lock nut.

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WARNING: Do not apply too much force to tighten the lock-nut. You may
face difficulty to loosen the lock nut later on especially for rubber valves
that typically doesn’t stay firm on the tire rims.
NOTE: If your tire valve is too short, you shouldn’t use the lock nut as this
will block the sensors from being completely screwed on the tire valve and
causes air leak. Our sensors are designed to work on a tire valve with a
minimum of 5 thread counts.

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Step by step diagram to use FOBO TIRE 2 Lock Nut and wrench

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5Using FOBO TIRE 2
5.1 Installing FOBO Tire 2 App
You are required to have a smartphone with Bluetooth 4.0 or above capability
in order to use FOBO TIRE 2. The smartphone must also be running on iOS
9.3 or Android 5.0 or later. Follow the steps below to install your FOBO TIRE
2:
Step 1: Download the FOBO Tire 2 App onto your smartphone.
•For iPhone users, download from Apple’s AppStore. For Android
users, download from Google Play. Search for “FOBO Tire 2”.
Step 2: Launch FOBO Tire 2 App and sign in using Facebook, Google or your
personal email address.
Follow the below steps if you choose to login using “Sign in with
email”:
•Click on “Sign in with email”.
•Key in your email, First name & surname, Password and click
save.
•You will be brought to the FOBO Tire 2 App’s Home screen.

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Note:
•Please remember the password you entered while creating an account. You
can click on “Trouble signing in” option on sign in page to get instructions
on how to reset password.
•If you do not receive any email (to reset password) from FOBO Admin after
15 minutes (with a good internet connection), please write in to
[email protected]. FOBO representative will be in touch with you to
solve the issue.
IMPORTANT:
FOBO TIRE 2 is locked to your FOBOaccount as an anti-theft deterrent. Stolen
sensors cannot be used by anyone else other than the FOBO account owner.
Location service is required to be enabled for the FOBO Tire 2 App (FOBO
Tire does not use the GPS function to track your location). The location service
on the iOS/Android system has other functionality that the FOBO Tire 2 App
uses to operate properly and to sync with the In-Car unit. It will ensure FOBO
TIRE 2 functions as designed, mainly for alert functions, Auto night mode, and
also the gauge pressure feature as required by users living at high altitudes.
FOBO TIRE 2 is designed to be a low energy system and does not drain your
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By submitting your information to sign up a new user account, you
acknowledge your acceptance to the terms and conditions of our Software
Licensing Agreement and Privacy Policy.
5.2 Installing FOBO TIRE 2 In-Car unit & sensors
NOTE:
Please ensure you have good internet connection otherwise you won’t be
able to perform the installation.
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF AN ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE (ESD)
PLEASE TOUCH THE WHEEL WHEN SCREWING ON THE TIRE
SENSOR ON TO THE TIRE VALVE. THIS IS TO MINIMIZE POTENTIAL
ESD ATTACK WHICH MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE TIRE SENSOR
AND ITS FUNCTION.
INSTALLING FOBO TIRE 2 SETS ON MORE THAN ONE CAR WHICH
ARE PARKED CLOSELY TOGETHER MAY CAUSE CROSS
INTERFERENCE TO THE BLUETOOTH SIGNALS. PLEASE INSTALL
FOBO TIRE 2 ON ONE CAR AT A TIME.
To begin using FOBO TIRE 2, firstly ensure that the FOBO Tire 2 App is
downloaded and you have already login to the App (refer to section 5.1).
Follow the steps below to pair FOBO TIRE 2 with your smartphone:-
1) Ensure your smartphone Bluetooth, location service and internet
connection is on.
2) Open the FOBO Tire 2 App and sign in.
3) Click on the add button “+” on the home screen to start installation.
4) Open in-car unit battery cover and remove the battery tab, press side
button on the in-car unit until hear a beep sound and LED flashing at top
center of the in-car unit.
Side Button
Battery tab
Battery cover

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5) Tap on the camera icon and take a picture for your car profile.
6) The text box (under camera icon) for the In-Car unit ID will be
automatically filled a unique ID number.
7) Key in the name you would like to identify your car.
8) Select the car manufacturer recommended tire pressure for the front and
rear tires. The information is usually available on a sticker at the door jam
(side of the driver’s door) or in the owner’s manual. For certain car
models, the information sticker may be on the trunk lid or on the fuel
door. You cannot proceed with the pairing without the input of this
information into the FOBO Tire 2 App.
9) Click save icon on the top right corner of the screen.
10) Sensor are pre-installed with in-car unit from the factory, each sensor is
inserted with a battery tab. Unscrew the sensor cover, remove battery tab
and install sensor on the tire position as indicated on the battery tab.
Preform this with one sensor at a time, continue the same procedure with
other three sensors (one at a time).
CAUTION:
Motor vehicles of all kinds (cars, trucks, motor scooters and motorcycles) come
with a very wide array of rims, wheels, and tires, with an even larger choice of
aftermarket products. It is impossible for us totest every combination and check
the fitment of the FOBO sensor. In some instances, when the FOBO sensor is
screwed onto the valve stem, it might extend slightly beyond the face of the
rim/wheel. If the rim/wheel comes close to or strikes an object, such as a curb,
a pothole, the guide rail for an automatic car wash, or a component on the
vehicle, the FOBO sensor or the valve stem itself might become damaged. This
can cause the FOBO to provide improper readings, or might cause a loss of air
Knob cover
CR1632 battery
Battery Tab
Tire Position

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pressure. We recommend that you carefully assess the fitment of your rims,
wheels, tires and the FOBO on your vehicle. If you have any concerns, consult
with your tire shop or auto mechanic. A shorter valve stem might be considered
to mitigate the situation.
5.3Setting up multiple users (FOBOShare)
FOBO TIRE 2 is easy to share with your family members and friends. You can
share FOBO TIRE 2 with multiple users by using the App’s “Add Sharee”
function. All that is required is for the other person to download the FOBO Tire
2 App (they will also need an iOS/Android smartphone with Bluetooth 4.0 or
above that is running on iOS9.3 or Android 5.0 or later). They need to activate
their App.
Follow these steps to share your FOBO TIRE 2 with other users:-
1. Ensure that the user receiving the sharing (recipient) has downloaded the
FOBO Tire 2 App and has activated their App.
2. Ensure that the recipient’s smartphone has their Bluetooth, location service
and internet connection turned on.
3. On your car status screen, click on the settings icon (top right corner) and
select “Add Sharee” on the vehicle settings page.
4. Complete the action by using any of the available option.
5. Once recipient clicks on the link, the shared profile will appear on his/her
smartphone under FOBO Tire 2 App. Sharee will start to receive all the data
from shared FOBO Tire 2 sensors on his/her smartphone when he/she
(sharee) or Master is within the bluetooth range of the sensors.
Settings icon
Add Sharee

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NOTE:
Please ensure good internet connection for FOBO Tire 2 App to connect to
the FOBO cloud server.
Note that shared users will not be able to change settings (name, Pressure limits,
etc.) on your FOBO TIRE 2 profile using their smartphones. They can only
view the readings. At the FOBO Tire 2 App HOME page, a shared profile will
depict a “FoboShare” logo at the bottom of profile image to distinguish a shared
profile from your own profile.
5.4 Disable and Enable sensor
You may want to disable a sensor due to a missing sensor or damaged sensor,
disabling a missing or damaged sensor will remove future missing sensor alerts.
To disable a tire sensor:-
1. Tap and hold on the box corresponding to the tire position you want to
disable (Front right in the image below)
2. Click on “Disable sensor” option in the pop-up list and click proceed.
3. You will see “Disabled” inside the box corresponding to the disabled tire
position. Take note that FOBO TIRE 2 will stop monitoring tire for a
disabled sensor position.
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