Sharper Image 208561 User manual

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Item No. 208561
WIRELESS TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM
User Guide
Thank you for purchasing the Wireless Tire Pressure Monitoring System. Please take a moment
to read this guide and store it for future reference.

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INTRODUCTION
The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) monitors your tire pressure and temperature in
real time. It includes 4 wireless sensors for your tires and a solar-powered display for your
dashboard. If abnormal tire pressure and/or temperature is detected, the system will send a
warning sound and a bright flashing icon to inform the driver in real time. This can help avoid
tire-related accidents and ensure the safety of drivers and passengers.
FEATURES
• Monitors tire pressure and temperature in real time
• Sends warning alerts to dashboard display unit
• Helps you maintain proper pressure for comfort, tire longevity and fuel economy
• Includes solar-powered display unit
• Includes 4 battery-powered wireless tire sensors (4 CR1632 batteries included)
• Suitable for all vehicles with 4 tires, including cars, commercial vehicles, off-road vehicles,
jeeps and vans
• Measures tire pressure in PSI and BAR
• Maximum tire pressure 87 PSI (6 BAR)
• Measures temperature in °C and °F
• Maximum temperature 158°F (70°C)
BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS
A. LEFT button — In standby mode, press to toggle
through selections.
B. MENU / CONFIRM Button — In standby mode, long
press for 3 seconds to enter the MENU mode. Select the
parameter to be adjusted, then use the LEFT and RIGHT
keys to adjust your selection(s). Press MENU again to
confirm your setting, save and exit.
C. RIGHT button — In standby mode, press to toggle through selections.
Long press for 3 seconds to enter PAIRING mode.
D. USB Charging Port
DISPLAY SCREEN ICON DESCRIPTIONS
1. Solar charging in progress
2. Tire temperature display
3. Tire pressure display
4. Battery power display
5. Tire pressure unit (BAR or PSI)
6. Temperature unit display (°C or °F)
7. Tire position indicator

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INSTALLING THE WIRELESS SENSORS
1. Screw in the anti-theft nut.
2. Tighten the sensor.
3. Tighten the anti-theft nut counterclockwise to hold the sensor.
4. After tightening the sensor, use a wrench to tighten the anti-theft nut counterclockwise.
SETUP AND PAIRING
In the Standby state, press and hold the RIGHT button for 3 seconds to enter the configuration
pairing mode. Press the RIGHT button again to enter the pairing mode, as shown in the figure
below:
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At this time, the “0” on the interface is flashing. Press the RIGHT button to enter the pairing
mode. The left front tire displays “00” and small tire flashing, indicating a successful pairing.
Next, the right front tire will pair automatically. The screen displays “00” and a small tire
flashing, indicating a successful pairing.
Next, the right rear tire will pair automatically. The screen displays “00” and a small tire
flashing, indicating a successful pairing.
Next, the left rear tire will pair automatically. The screen displays “00” and a small tire flashing,
indicating a successful pairing. The unit will then return to the main interface.
The pairing order is: “Left front” -> “Right front” -> “Rear right” -> “Rear left.”
CHANGING THE UNIT SETTINGS
NOTE: The default pressure unit is BAR. The default temperature unit is °C.
Choosing BAR or PSI
In standby mode, long press the MENU button for 3 seconds to enter the system setting
state. The BAR icon appears in the lower left corner. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to select
PSI. After selecting the desired unit, press the MENU button to complete the setting.
Choosing Celsius or Fahrenheit
In standby mode, long press the MENU button for 3 seconds to enter the system setting
state. Press the MENU key ONCE to enter the temperature unit setting. Use the LEFT and RIGHT
buttons to select °F or °C. After selecting the desired unit, press the MENU button to complete
the setting.
TERMINOLOGY
BAR: BAR is a metric unit and is most commonly used to determine air pressure in tires. BAR is
used primarily in countries that use the metric system.
PSI: Commonly used in the U.S., pounds per square inch (PSI) is the amount of pressure air
exerts when inside the tire.
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LEFT FRONT WHEEL
LEFT REAR WHEEL REAR RIGHT WHEEL
REAR FRONT WHEEL

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CHANGING THE TIRE PRESSURE VALUES
NOTE: The default pressure unit is BAR. The default low pressure is 26 PSI (1.8 BAR). The default
high pressure is 46 PSI (3.2 BAR).
ABOVE: Examples of low and high pressure limits.
Front Tires – Low Pressure Limit
In standby mode, long press the MENU button for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
Press the MENU key TWICE to enter the low pressure limit setting of the front tire air pressure.
Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to set the low limit of the air pressure. After selecting the
desired pressure, press the MENU button to save and exit.
Front Tires – High Pressure Limit
In standby mode, long press the MENU button for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
Press the MENU key THREE TIMES to enter the high pressure limit setting of the front tire air
pressure. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to set the high limit of the air pressure. After
selecting the desired pressure, press the MENU button to save and exit.
Rear Tires – Low Pressure Limit
In standby mode, long press the MENU button for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
Press the MENU key FOUR TIMES to enter the low pressure limit setting of the rear tire air
pressure. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to set the low limit of the air pressure. After
selecting the desired pressure, press the MENU button to save and exit. Front Tires – High
Front Tires – High Pressure Limit
In standby mode, long press the MENU button for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
Press the MENU key FIVE TIMES to enter the high pressure limit setting of the rear tire air
pressure. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to set the high limit of the air pressure. After
selecting the desired pressure, press the MENU button to save and exit.
CHANGING THE HIGH TEMPERATURE LIMIT
NOTE: The default high temperature is 158°F (70°C).
ABOVE: Example of high pressure limit.
In standby mode, long press the MENU button for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
Press the MENU key SIX TIMES to enter the high temperature limit setting. Use the LEFT and
RIGHT buttons to set the high temperature limit. After selecting the desired pressure, press the
MENU button to save and exit.
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TIRE EXCHANGE (TIRE ROTATION)
When you rotate your tires, there is no need to switch the sensors. Simply tell the device which
tires have been swapped.
In standby mode, long press MENU for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state. Press MENU
SEVEN TIMES to enter the tire exchange mode. Short press the RIGHT key ONCE to confirm the
tire exchange mode. There will be 2 tire icons flashing continuously.
Short press the MENU button to select the tire position that needs to be swapped, and enter
the tire swap operation. (The default is “LEFT front tire and RIGHT front tire swap.”) Confirm
the swap by long pressing the RIGHT button.
SHORT PRESS THE MENU KEY TO SELECT FROM THESE OPTIONS:
• Left front tire and right front tire exchange >>
• Left rear tire and right rear tire exchange >>
• Left front tire and left rear tire exchange >>
• Right front tire and right rear tire exchange >>
• Right front tire and left rear tire exchange >>
• Left rear tire and right rear tire exchange >>
Long press the RIGHT button to confirm any two-tire swap combination state. The exchange is
now complete.
WARNINGS AND ALARMS
1. Air Leak Warning — When the air pressure of any tire is lower than 26 PSI (1.8 BAR), the
buzzer will sound an alarm, and the corresponding tire icon and pressure data, TPMS icon and
air leak icon will flash continuously. Press any key to stop the buzzer alarm.
2. Low Pressure Warning — When any tire pressure is detected to be lower than 75% of the
standard tire pressure, the buzzer will sound an alarm, and the corresponding tire icon and
pressure data, TPMS icon and low pressure icon will flash continuously. When the tire pressure
is corrected, the alarm is released.
NOTE: The factory default low-pressure alarm threshold is 26 PSI (1.8 BAR). This value can be
adjusted with the steps above. See your car’s owner’s manual for more details about your
correct tire pressure.
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3. High Pressure Warning — When it is detected that any tire pressure is higher than 125% of
the cold tire standard tire pressure value, the buzzer will sound, and the corresponding tire icon
and pressure data and the TPMS icon and high pressure icon will flash continuously. When the
tire pressure is lowered, the alarm is cleared.
NOTE: The factory default high-pressure alarm threshold is 46 PSI (3.2 BAR). This value can be
adjusted with the steps above. See your car’s owner’s manual for more details about your
correct tire pressure.
4. High Temperature Warning — When the temperature of any tire is higher than the preset
temperature threshold (158°F/70°C), the buzzer will sound an alarm, and the corresponding tire
icon and temperature data, TPMS icon and high temperature icon will flash continuously. When
the temperature is lower than the alarm threshold, the alarm is cleared.
CHANGING SENSOR BATTERIES
1. Turn the nut clockwise to separate the nut and the sensor, and then remove the sensor
counterclockwise.
2. Remove the anti-theft nut and use a wrench to unscrew the upper cover of the sensor in a
counterclockwise direction.
3. Take out the old battery from the battery clamp. Make note of the battery position (“+”
should be facing up).
4. Install a new lithium battery (CR1632).
5. Screw on the upper cover of the sensor, and then tighten it clockwise with a wrench.
NOTE: Always dispose of batteries responsibly. Do not allow children to handle or swallow
these batteries.
IMPORTANT NOTES
• Generally, tires will have natural air leakage. The pressure of tires will decrease over time. This
is a normal phenomenon and is not directly related to the installation of this product.
• During the driving process the air in your tires can expand or contract, causing changes in tire
pressure. This is a normal phenomenon and is not directly related to the installation of this
product.
DISPLAY SPECIFICATIONS
• Working temperature: -20 °C~80 °C
• Storage temperature: -30 °C~85 °C
• Electric voltage: DC 5V
• Battery capacity: 400 mAh
• Frequency: 433.92MHz ± 20.00MHZ
• Dimensions: 3.7” L x 3.3” W x 1.1” H
• Weight: 0.1 lbs.
SENSOR SPECIFICATIONS
• Working temperature: -20 °C~75 °C
• Storage temperature: -30 °C~85 °C
• Pressure range: 0~6.0bar
• Pressure accuracy: +/-0.2bar
• Temperature accuracy: +/-3 °C
• Transmitting power: <5dB
• Frequency: 433.92MHz ± 20.00MHZ
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