User Manual Q&AAnswer
Sep 21, 2025 - 02:17 PM
To program the STANDARD QS106 QWIK-SENSOR Multi-Frequency Single Sensor for your vehicle, follow these steps:
1. **Installation:** Begin by installing the sensor on the appropriate tire valve stem of each wheel. Ensure that the sensor is securely attached and positioned correctly.
2. **Auto-Relearn Technology:** The QS106 QWIK-SENSOR features Auto-Relearn Technology, which automatically identifies each TPMS sensor, determines its position on the vehicle, and wirelessly transmits the information to the receiver for display on the dashboard without human intervention.
3. **Phase Angle Location (PAL) Technology:** This technology uses ABS data along with TPMS sensor data to transmit tire pressure, temperature, position, and directional rotation while the vehicle is in motion. The vehicle's system accurately identifies the TPMS sensors' location and pressure, which is then displayed on the driver display.
4. **Wireless Auto-Locate (WAL) Technology:** After installing a new sensor or rotating tires, the Wireless Auto-Locate system uses advanced TPMS technology and RF signal strength to determine the sensor's location.
5. **Programming Steps:** Refer to the user guide provided with the STANDARD QS106 QWIK-SENSOR for specific programming instructions tailored to your vehicle make and model. The user guide will outline any additional steps or requirements for programming the sensor correctly.
6. **Additional Valves:** If you require interchangeable valves for the sensor, they are available separately and can be installed as needed for your specific tire configuration.
7. **Resources:** For more information and support, you can visit QWIKSENSOR.
By following these steps and referring to the user guide, you can successfully program the STANDARD QS106 QWIK-SENSOR Multi-Frequency Single Sensor for your vehicle's TPMS system.
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