E-ACE K23

E-ACE K23 Tire Pressure Monitoring System User Manual

Model: K23 | Brand: E-ACE

1. Product Overview

Thank you for purchasing the E-ACE K23 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). This system is designed to enhance driving safety by providing real-time monitoring of tire pressure and temperature. It alerts the driver to abnormal tire conditions through warning sounds and flashing icons, helping to prevent traffic accidents.

Important Note:

Please read this instruction manual carefully before use. Non-specialized personnel are not recommended to change machine parameters. The illustrations in this manual are for reference only. For proper operation and warranty, the wireless tire pressure monitoring system requires correct installation by qualified operators following the steps in this manual. Damage to sensors due to improper installation or disassembly will void the product warranty.

E-ACE K23 TPMS display with 6 external sensors, showing tire pressure and temperature.
Figure 1: E-ACE K23 TPMS display with 6 external sensors.
Intelligent Truck Tire Pressure Monitor highlighting features like tire anomaly detection, pressure/temperature monitoring, flat tire prevention, solar power, water/dust-proof, multilayer display, and reduced tire wear.
Figure 2: Key features of the Intelligent Truck Tire Pressure Monitor.

2. Specifications

2.1 General Features

  • Charging: Solar power charging and USB charging.
  • Display: Colorful LCD Digital display for clear tire information.
  • Monitoring: Real-time monitoring of pressure & temperature for 6, 8, 10, or 12 tires (depending on model).
  • Alarms: Low air pressure, high temperature, leakage, and low battery alarms.
  • Operation: Intelligent Shock Boot (automatically turns on when car moves), no need to manually turn on/off.
  • Connectivity: Wireless connection by sensors, easy installation.
  • Sensor Options: Available with built-in or external sensors to meet various needs.
  • Chip: Freescale chip sensors.
  • Material: ABS.
  • Origin: Mainland China.

2.2 External Sensor Specifications

  • Installation: Easy to install, convenient to replace.
  • Durability: Dust-Proof, Water-Proof, Anti-theft.
  • Environmental Resistance: Anti High Temperature and Cold.
  • Protection: IP67 Protection / Waterproof.
  • Working Temperature: -20℃ to 80℃.
  • Battery Life: 2 Years, replaceable.
External sensor specifications table and image of sensor being installed.
Figure 3: External sensor details and specifications.

2.3 Built-in Sensor Specifications

  • Working Voltage: 2.1-3.5V
  • Working Temperature: -40℃-125℃
  • Pressure Accuracy: ±7KPA
  • Frequency: 433.92 MHZ
  • Pressure Rate: 0KPA-400KPA
  • Temperature Rate: -40℃-125℃
  • Temperature Accuracy: +3℃
  • Battery Life: 5 Years (Not replaceable)
Built-in sensor specifications table and image of built-in sensor.
Figure 4: Built-in sensor details and specifications.

2.4 Factory Default Parameters

Vehicle TypeUpper Air Pressure LimitLower Pressure LimitUpper Temperature Limit
Light Truck8.0 bar2.8 bar80°C
Heavy Truck15.0 bar2.8 bar80°C
Comparison of K23 models (6, 8, 10, 12 sensors) with their respective air pressure setting ranges and features.
Figure 5: K23 Models and their specifications.
Images showing various vehicle types (School Bus, Mixer, Truck, Special model, SUV) that the TPMS can adapt to.
Figure 6: Vehicle compatibility for the TPMS.

3. Setup and Installation

3.1 Initial Charging

Attention:

Due to prolonged logistics transportation, the monitor may have powered on. Please charge the monitor for at least 3 hours using the USB charging port or solar panel before initial use to ensure normal operation.

TPMS display unit with a solar panel on its back, indicating solar charging.
Figure 7: Solar charging capability of the TPMS monitor.
E-ACE K23 display with 6 external sensors, highlighting solar and USB charging.
Figure 8: Monitor supports both solar and USB charging.

3.2 Choosing Sensor Type (External vs. Built-in)

The E-ACE K23 TPMS offers both external and built-in sensor options. Consider the following comparison to choose the best type for your needs:

Diagram comparing external and built-in sensors based on installation, accuracy, use environment, burglar resistance, and battery life.
Figure 9: Comparison of External vs. Built-in Sensors.
Detailed comparison of 'Good External Sensor' vs 'Best Built-in Sensor' regarding pressure/temperature data, inflation/deflation, and battery life.
Figure 10: Advantages of External and Built-in Sensors.

3.3 External Sensor Installation

Follow these steps to install the external sensors:

  1. Screw in the anti-theft nut onto the tire valve first.
  2. Tighten the sensor onto the tire valve.
  3. Screw the anti-theft nut counterclockwise against the sensor.
  4. Use the provided wrench to tighten the sensor and then the anti-theft nut counterclockwise to secure it.
Visual steps for external sensor installation: screw anti-theft nut, tighten sensor, screw anti-theft nut against sensor, tighten with wrench.
Figure 11: External Sensor Installation Steps.

4. Operating Instructions

4.1 Interface and Display Description

The monitor features an LCD display showing real-time tire pressure and temperature. Refer to the diagram below for button functions and display elements.

TPMS display unit showing tire pressure and time, mounted on a car dashboard.
Figure 12: TPMS Monitor Display and Controls.

Key Functions:

  • Left Button:
    • Short press: Adjust brightness (in standby mode).
    • Long press: Turn on/off the device.
  • Set Key (Middle Button):
    • Short press: Display temperature (in standby mode).
    • Long press: Enter menu mode.
  • Right Button:
    • Short press: Adjust brightness (in standby mode).
    • Long press: Turn off alarm.

4.2 System Settings

To enter the system setting state, long press the "Set key" (middle button) for 3 seconds. If there is no operation in the menu within 30 seconds, the system will automatically exit to the main interface, and unsaved settings will be lost. To save settings, confirm them before exiting.

Note: The pairing operation interface has a 90-second timeout.

4.2.1 Time Setting

  1. In standby mode, long press the "Set key" for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
  2. Press the Right button twice to enter the time setting.
  3. Short press the "Set key" twice; the hour number will flash. Use the Left and Right buttons to adjust the hours.
  4. After setting hours, short press the "Set key" to set the minutes. Adjust minutes using the Left and Right buttons.
  5. Long press the "Set key" to exit the setting once time is complete.

4.2.2 Air Pressure Unit Setting (Factory default: bar)

  1. In standby mode, long press the "Set key" for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state. The '0' icon appears in the upper left corner.
  2. Press the "Set key", then use the Left and Right buttons to switch between "bar" and "psi".
  3. Press the "Set key" (middle button) to confirm the selection.

4.2.3 Temperature Unit Setting (Factory default: °C)

  1. In standby mode, long press the "Set key" for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
  2. Press the Right button once; the '1' icon appears in the upper left corner.
  3. Click the "Set key", then use the Left and Right buttons to switch the temperature unit.
  4. After switching, press the "Set key" (middle button) to confirm.

4.2.4 Adjusting Tire Pressure Limits

The factory default values for tire pressure limits vary by model. You can adjust these as follows:

To change the upper limit:

  1. In standby mode, long press the "Set key" for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
  2. Press the Right button twice; the '3' icon appears in the upper left corner.
  3. Press the "Set key", then use the Left and Right buttons to change the upper limit of the air pressure alarm.
  4. Press the "Set key" (middle button) to confirm.

To change the lower limit:

  1. In standby mode, long press the "Set key" for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
  2. Press the Right button four times; the '4' icon appears in the upper left corner.
  3. Click the "Set key", then use the Left and Right buttons to change the lower limit of the air pressure alarm.
  4. Press the "Set key" (middle button) to confirm.

5. Troubleshooting and Alarms

The system provides real-time warnings for various tire anomalies:

5.1 Leak Alarm

When a tire's air pressure drops below the lower limit within one launch cycle, the buzzer will sound. The corresponding tire icon, pressure data, TPMS icon, and air leak icon will flash continuously. Press the Right button to stop the buzzer alarm. The alarm clears once the gas leak is resolved.

5.2 Low-Voltage Alarm

If any tire pressure is detected to be lower than 75% of the standard tire pressure, the buzzer will sound. The corresponding tire icon, pressure data, TPMS icon, and low-pressure icon will flash continuously. The alarm clears when the tire pressure is equal to or higher than the alarm threshold.

5.3 High Voltage Alarm

If a tire's pressure exceeds 125% of the cold tire standard when the vehicle is fully loaded, the buzzer will sound. The corresponding tire icon, pressure data, TPMS icon, and high-pressure icon will flash continuously. The alarm clears when the tire pressure drops below the alarm threshold by 0.1 Bar.

5.4 Sensor Low Battery Alarm

When the battery power of any sensor transmitter falls below 2.4V, the buzzer will sound. The corresponding tire pressure icon and low battery icon will flash continuously. This alarm will only sound once after each restart and will automatically clear after 30 seconds.

TPMS display showing real-time monitoring with 0s delay for anomalies, 0.3s sensor data, and 6s display update.
Figure 13: Real-time monitoring and rapid anomaly detection.
Images showing consequences of tire issues: flat tire, tire leak, fuel consumption, tire bulge.
Figure 14: Visual examples of tire anomalies detected by TPMS.

6. Maintenance

6.1 External Sensor Battery Exchange Method

When replacing the battery of an external sensor, ensure you disassemble and reassemble one by one. Do not mix or disassemble multiple sensors at the same time. The battery type required is CR1632 (working temperature -30°C to 80°C).

  1. Before disassembling, prepare a nut wrench. Turn the nut clockwise to separate the nut and the sensor, then remove the sensor counterclockwise.
  2. Use a wrench to unscrew the upper cover of the sensor in a counterclockwise direction.
  3. Carefully remove the old battery from the battery holder and dispose of it according to environmental protection guidelines.
  4. Note the positive and negative positions (positive "+" facing upwards) and install a new CR1632 lithium battery.
  5. Screw on the upper cover of the sensor, and then use a wrench to tighten it clockwise.
Step-by-step guide for external sensor battery exchange method.
Figure 15: External Sensor Battery Replacement Steps.

6.2 Restore Factory Settings

To restore the monitor to its factory default settings:

  1. In standby mode, long press the "Set key" for 3 seconds to enter the system setting state.
  2. Press the Left button once; the '5' icon appears in the upper left corner.
  3. Press the "Set key" twice. The machine will restart and restore all parameters to factory defaults.

6.3 Sensor Replacement

If you need to replace a sensor, first replace the new sensor, then restore the factory settings. The machine will automatically update the sensor. If an individual sensor does not update, reinstall it at the corresponding position. If you change the sensor first and then restore factory settings, you may need to drive for 10-30 minutes for the system to automatically update the sensor.

7. User Tips

  • Always ensure the monitor is fully charged before long trips to benefit from continuous solar charging.
  • Regularly check sensor battery levels, especially for external sensors, to ensure uninterrupted monitoring.
  • Familiarize yourself with the alarm sounds and flashing icons to quickly identify and address tire issues.
  • For optimal performance, ensure sensors are installed correctly and securely to prevent false readings or damage.

8. Warranty and Support

The product warranty is valid only if the system is installed correctly by qualified operators according to the installation manual. Damage to sensors due to improper installation or disassembly will void the product warranty.

For further details, please refer to the complete user manual PDF: User Manual (PDF).

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