Lippert Tire Linc User manual

Tire Linc® LCD Display
owner's manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction 2
Key System Components 3
Safety 3
Preparation 4
Install Repeater 4
Place Repeater Into Pair Mode 4
Message To Power O Displays 5
Pairing and Conguration 5
Sensor Pairing 5
Sensor Pairing Sequence 7
Learn All Sensors 8
Congure All Thresholds 9
Learn A Sensor 10
Detach Vehicles 11
Re-Attach Vehicles 12
Delete A Vehicle 13
Add Another Vehicle 14
Replace Sensor 14
Display 15
Operation 16
Tire Limits Example 17
Changing Units of Measure 17
Troubleshooting 18
Relearn Sensors After Tire Rotation 18
Internal Sensors 18
Wrong Vehicle Chosen 18
Missing Stem Sensor 18
No Power 19
Reset Repeater 19
Reset LCD Handheld Display 19
Introduction
Tire Linc® is a tire pressure and temperature monitoring system (TPMS). The TPMS display issues an alert
when a unit's pressure or temperature falls out of the programmable range. The system is operated by a
handheld display, and a power cord and stand are included with the kit (Fig.1).
NOTE: If utilizing the LCD handheld display with the repeater, then neither the OneControl app nor the Tire
Linc Alert Indicator can be used with the repeater.
NOTE: Images used in this document are for reference only when assembling, installing and/or operating
this product. Actual appearance of provided and/or purchased parts and assemblies may differ.
For information on the assembly or individual components of this product, please visit:
https://support.lci1.com/tire-linc.
Do not use tire sealant with internal sensors. This will damage the sensor and void the warranty.

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Fig. 1
The "WARNING" symbol above is a sign that a procedure has a safety risk involved and may cause
death, serious personal injury, severe product and/or property damage if not performed safely and
within the parameters set forth in this manual.
Failure to follow instructions provided in this manual may result in death, serious personal injury
and/or severe product and property damage, including voiding of the component warranty.
Moving parts can pinch, crush or cut. Keep clear and use caution.
Tire Linc LCD Display Components
Callout Part Number Description
A2020222357 TPMS handheld display
B2020222358 TPMS handheld display power cord
C2020222360 TPMS handheld display stand
Safety
Read and understand all instructions before installing or operating this product. Adhere to all safety labels.
This manual provides general instructions. Many variables can change the circumstances of the instructions,
e.g., the degree of difficulty, operation and ability of the individual performing the instructions. This
manual cannot begin to plot out instructions for every possibility, but provides the general instructions,
as necessary, for effectively interfacing with the device, product or system. Failure to correctly follow the
provided instructions may result in death, serious personal injury, severe product and/or property damage,
including voiding of the LCI limited warranty.
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B
C
Key System Components
Sensors - 188 psi maximum pressure reading, -58 to 401 °F (-50 to 205 °C) temperature measurement
range—Stem Sensor Working Range: 185 to -4 °F (85 to -20 °C).
Repeater - Receives sensor data.
Repeater Dock - Provides power to repeater, which then “docks” to this base.
LCD Display - Device to set up and operate system.
On prepped units, internal sensors have been installed in the tires, the repeater dock has been connected
to the unit's power source and the repeater has also been installed in the dock. If the repeater is not already
installed in the dock, instructions are included to describe how to snap the repeater into the dock.

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Fig. 2
Preparation
NOTE: The repeater for the TPMS system is already installed on prepped units. If installed, continue to
the Place Repeater Into Pair Mode and/or Sensor Pairing, Configuration sections. However, if the
repeater is not in place in the dock, use the following instructions to install the repeater.
Install Repeater
1. Locate and remove film cover (Fig. 2A) from repeater dock.
NOTE: Film cover should be removed only when ready to install repeater.
2. Snap the repeater (Fig. 2B) into the repeater dock (Fig. 2C).
NOTE: The repeater dock is keyed and the repeater can only be installed in one way.
3. The repeater will power on, lighting up the Status LED (Fig. 2D) and blinking to indicate the repeater
has power.
NOTE: If the Status LED does not light up, check the in-line fuse to the dock to ensure the dock has power.
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BC
Place Repeater Into Pair Mode
NOTE: Pair Mode is usually not necessary for the display to pair to the repeater. Pair Mode is needed
only when attempting to pair the display to the repeater and more than one repeater is located
nearby. When the repeater is in Pair Mode, the BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) name TireLinc changes
toTireLinc*.
1. If Pair Mode is needed, tap and hold the Pair Mode button on the repeater (Fig. 2E) until there is one
long red blink followed by two short red blinks. This takes approximately five seconds.
2. Release the button.
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Pairing and Configuration
Sensor Pairing
1. Turn on LCD display using On/Off button on bottom of the display (Fig. 4).
2. Tap the Scan for New Bluetooth Devices arrow (Fig. 5) and look for the TireLinc listing.
NOTE: If the repeater is in Pair Mode, look for TireLinc*.
3. Select the first listing (Fig. 6) and tap CONTINUE.
4. Tap SETUP COACH (Fig. 7).
Micro USB Port
For Charging
On/Off Button
Sync Button
Reset
Fig. 3
Fig. 4 Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Message To Power Off Displays
Whenever a user accesses one of three modes in the Settings menu — Add Another Vehicle, Learn
All Sensors or Learn A Sensor — a screen will appear on the display for five seconds (Fig. 3) before
automatically transitioning to the notifications received before sensor learning takes place.
Fig. 7

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5. Select a vehicle class (Fig. 8) and tap CONTINUE.
6. Select the type of vehicle to be set up by choosing one of the pictures shown on the display (Fig. 9)
and tap CONTINUE.
7. Determine if a spare tire will be added (Fig. 10). Tapping YES will add the spare tire icon to the
vehicle selected.
8. After tapping YES or NO for a spare tire, the display will automatically change to the Learn All
Sensors mode.
9. Notifications will instruct how to learn internal and external sensors.
10. Continue to the Learn All Sensors section.
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Fig. 8

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Sensor Pairing Sequence
The pairing sequence for tires begins with the left front tire first (Fig. 11-1), continuing from front to rear and
then beginning again at the right front (Fig. 11-5) and continuing to the rear tires. The spare tire (Fig. 11-9)
islast.
With dual wheels on a vehicle, the outside tires on either side (Fig. 11-2, 6) are paired first before the inside
tires (Fig. 11-3, 7).
Figure 11 provides an example of the pairing sequence for tires on any vehicle.
Fig. 11
Rear
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4
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Spare
Front

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Learn All Sensors
A screen will appear on the display for five seconds (Fig. 3) before automatically transitioning to the
notifications received before sensor learning takes place.
1. After entering the Learn All Sensors mode, hold the LCD display close to the sidewall in the area
opposite the valve stem of the tire to be paired (Fig. 12).
2. Tap and hold the sync button on the LCD display (Fig. 4) to pair the sensor until the display beeps and
the red flashing circle turns green.
3. The display will feature a red dot (Fig. 13A) representing the tire that is being paired, which will then
turn green (Fig. 14A) when it is successfully paired (Figs. 13 and 14).
4. When pairing has been completed, the display will ask if another vehicle is to be added to the
system (Fig. 15). If tapping YES, pair the additional sensors in the proper sequence. If not, continue to
Configure All Thresholds.
NOTE: There are limits of three vehicles and 20 tires.
Fig. 12 Fig. 13
Fig. 14 Fig. 15
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Configure All Thresholds
1. Before accessing the SETTINGS menu, check to make sure the vehicle selected to have thresholds
configured is present on the main tire pressure screen (Fig. 9).
2. Select the Configure All Thresholds arrow on the SETTINGS screen (Fig. 16A).
3. Set the Minimum Pressure, Maximum Pressure, Maximum Temperature and Maximum Temp Change
for the sensors (Fig. 17).
4. After each selection, tap FINISH.
Fig. 16 Fig. 17
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Learn A Sensor
A screen will appear on the display for five seconds (Fig. 3) before automatically transitioning to the
notifications received before sensor learning takes place.
1. Before accessing the SETTINGS menu, check to make sure the vehicle on which a sensor is to be
learned is present on the main tire pressure screen (Fig. 9).
2. Tap the arrow to the right of Learn A Sensor (Fig. 18A).
3. The vehicle will at first appear without a red blinking dot. Select the tire with a sensor to be learned
(Fig. 19A) and observe a red blinking dot on that tire (Fig. 20A).
NOTE: The procedure for learning a sensor is the same as relearning sensors.
4. Hold the LCD display close to the sidewall in the area opposite the valve stem of the tire to be
paired (Fig. 21).
5. Tap and hold the sync button on the LCD display to pair the sensor until the display beeps and the red
flashing circle turns green (Fig. 21).
6. The display will feature a red dot representing the tire that is being paired, which will then turn green
when it is successfully paired.
Fig. 18 Fig. 19
Fig. 20 Fig. 21
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Detach Vehicles
1. Scroll down the SETTINGS screen and tap the arrow to the right of Detach Vehicles (Fig. 22A).
2. Select which vehicle to detach (Fig. 23).
3. Confirm which vehicle to detach and tap CONTINUE (Fig. 24).
4. Select another vehicle to detach or tap FINISH to return to the main tire pressure screen (Fig. 25).
NOTE: The red X on a vehicle (Fig. 25) indicates the vehicle is detached.
NOTE: The display will not detach a vehicle if it is the only vehicle in the configuration.
Fig. 22 Fig. 23
Fig. 24 Fig. 25
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Re-Attach Vehicles
1. Scroll down the SETTINGS screen and tap arrow to right of Re-Attach Vehicles (Fig. 26A).
2. Select which vehicle to reattach (Fig. 27).
NOTE: The red X on a vehicle (Fig. 27) indicates the vehicle is detached.
3. Confirm which vehicle to reattach and tap CONTINUE (Fig. 28).
4. Select another vehicle to reattach or tap FINISH to return to the main tire pressure screen (Fig. 29).
Fig. 26 Fig. 27
Fig. 28 Fig. 29
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Delete A Vehicle
1. Tap the Delete A Vehicle entry in the SETTINGS screen (Fig. 30A).
2. Select a vehicle to delete (Fig. 31) and tap NEXT.
3. Confirm which vehicle to delete (Fig. 32) and tap DELETE.
4. Select another vehicle to delete or tap FINISH return to the main tire pressure screen (Fig. 33).
NOTE: The display will not delete a vehicle if it is the only vehicle in the configuration.
Fig. 30 Fig. 31
Fig. 32 Fig. 33
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Add Another Vehicle
A screen will appear on the display for five seconds (Fig. 3) before automatically transitioning to the
notifications received before sensor learning takes place.
1. Select Add Another Vehicle on the SETTINGS screen (Fig. 34A).
2. Select a class of vehicle (Fig. 35) and the type of vehicle to be set up by choosing one of the pictures
shown on the display (Fig. 36).
3. Determine if a spare tire will be added. Tapping YES will add the spare tire icon to the vehicle
selected (Fig. 37).
4. After tapping YES or NO for a spare tire, the display will automatically change to the Learn All
Sensors mode.
5. Notifications will instruct how to learn internal and external sensors.
6. Continue to the Learn All Sensors section.
Fig. 34 Fig. 35
Fig. 36 Fig. 37
Replace Sensor
1. Tap a tire location (Fig. 38) to launch its properties window with sensor details (Fig. 39).
2. Tap arrow to the right of Replace Sensor (Fig. 39A).
3. Tap CONTINUE for all notifications.
4. The vehicle will appear on the screen with a red blinking dot next to the sensor chosen to relearn.
5. Follow the instructions for internal sensor relearning in Fig. 40.
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Fig. 40
Fig. 41 Fig. 42
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Display
1. Scroll down the SETTINGS screen and tap the arrow to the right of Display (Fig. 41A).
2. Select preferred entries on the Display screen, including whether the system will always be on or go to
sleep and if U.S. or metric terms are used (Fig. 42).
3. Tap the back arrow (Fig. 42A) to return to the SETTINGS screen.
Fig. 38
Fig. 39
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Operation
When Sensors are under pressure, data is transmitted to the repeater when tires are:
• moving/rotating, every one minute;
• not moving/not rotating, every 15 minutes.
1. Tap a tire location (Fig. 43) to launch its properties window (Figs. 44 and 45). Within the selected tire’s
properties window, various tire and sensor specifications can be observed and altered.
A. Pressure — posts the currently-sensed pressure of the selected tire.
B. Temperature — posts the currently-sensed temperature of the selected tire.
C. Battery Level — posts the current battery voltage of the sensor’s battery.
Fig. 43 Fig. 44
Fig. 45 Fig. 46
Tires that have high or low air pressure can cause unforeseen detrimental eects on tires and
the unit, including undesirable tread wear. Tires should always be pressurized to within the
manufacturer's recommendations.
NOTE: The individual tire thresholds listed below can only be accessed by entering the SETTINGS menu
while in the individual tire menu.
D. Minimum/Maximum Pressure — posts the currently-programmed minimum and maximum
pressure limit for the selectedtire.
E. Maximum Temperature — posts the currently-programmed maximum temperature limit for the
selected tire.
F. Maximum Temp Change — posts the currently-programmed maximum +/- temperature change
limit for the selected tire.
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2. When a fault is active, the display will beep and the text box that displays the temperature and
pressure for the tire experiencing the fault will turn red (Fig. 46).
NOTE: The text for the spare tire with a fault will not turn red —only the spare tire icon will turn red (Fig. 46A).
Tire Limits Example
When a specific tire information button is tapped, the tire's programmable settings become available. Find
the desired setting, select it, then tap the “back” arrow (<) located above the tire’s setting name.
The following example illustrates the interaction between the various tire settings and how the resulting
information is relayed by the monitoring system for display.
1. Select a tire by tapping its information button to launch its settings window.
A. In this example, the reported current TIRE PRESSURE is listed as 16 psi (11 kPa).
NOTE: Stem Sensor Pressure Reading Tolerance: +/-1.5 psi (+/-10.3 kPa).
For example—because of differences in accuracy and conversion between a Stem Sensor and a
tire gauge—actual tire pressure at 38 psi (262 kPa) may be reported by the Stem Sensor as 36 psi
(248.2kPa) while the tire gauge may report 40 psi (275.8 kPa).
B. Compare the tire’s low/high pressure range against the reported tire pressure (16 psi). Always
make sure tire pressures are within recommendedlimits.
2. If the Maximum Pressure requires adjusting, tap the next arrow to launch its settings window (Fig. 45).
Scroll through the window until the current setting is found, then scroll to a new limit and select it.
3. If the Minimum Pressure requires adjusting, tap the next arrow to launch its settings window (Fig. 45).
Scroll through the window until the current setting is found, then scroll to a desired limit and select it.
NOTE: The Maximum Temperature and the Maximum Temp Change (Fig.45) can also be adjusted in
similar fashion.
NOTE: Stem Sensor Temperature Reading Tolerance: +/-5.4 °F (+/-3 °C).
For example, if a Stem Sensor reports tire temperature at 85 °F (29 °C), actual tire temperature may
be 90.4–79.6 °F (32–26 °C).
NOTE: Stem Sensor Working Range: 185 to -4 °F (85 to -20 °C).
Changing Units of Measure
To change the units of measure—to/from Imperial/Metric—go to the SETTINGS screen:
1. Tap the Display button's next arrow (Fig. 41A).
2. From the DISPLAY screen (Fig.42), select the desired unit of measure; US or Metric.
NOTE: Displayed units of measure will change to match the newly selected units.
3. Tap the back arrow above the screen title to return to the SETTINGS screen.

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Troubleshooting
Relearn Sensors After Tire Rotation
If a tire rotation is performed on the vehicle, the user can relearn the sensors by utilizing the Learn All
Sensors mode.
Internal Sensors
When the battery voltage begins to approach 1.9V on a tire sensor, it is time to schedule a service
appointment to replace the sensor for that tire. If the battery is dead, the sensor assembly must be replaced.
The battery life is estimated to be three years.
NOTE: Use of tire sealant will cause damage to the internal sensor and may impact sensor readings.
Wrong Vehicle Chosen
In the event a wrong vehicle type is chosen, delete the incorrect vehicle from the Delete A Vehicle option in
the settings menu. See Delete A Vehicle section. Choose Add Another Vehicle to add a corrected vehicle. See
Add A Vehicle section.
Missing Stem Sensor
If a stem sensor becomes detached from the valve stem, or an issue has occurred to where the repeater does
not receive data from a sensor for an extended period of time, the repeater will flag the sensor as missing
and the tire’s readout button will display a “loss of communication” symbol (Fig. 47A).
Reattach the sensor, remove any metal obstructions directly in front of the repeater or replace the sensor
with a new one to resolve the issue.
Fig. 47
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Fig. 48
Reset
Pair Mode Button
Fig. 49
No Power
If system is not working, check the in-line fuse to the dock to ensure the repeater dock has power.
Reset Repeater
1. Tap and hold the Pair Mode button on the repeater (Fig. 48) for approximately 10 seconds.
2. Continue holding the button until there is one long red blink followed by four short red blinks.
3. Release button.
Reset LCD Handheld Display
1. Bend the end of a paper clip or use a similar tool that will fit into the reset hole in the LCD display (Fig. 49).
2. Insert the tool then tap and hold for two seconds to reset the display.

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