OTR TireAngel Support Reference 1.2

Support Reference
OTR TireAngel Cloud TPMS

Disclaimer
• IMPORTANT: Read the user manual and watch the videos before use.
• TireAngel has been developed specifically to address the challenges of tire pressure
monitoring on large-scale and multi-wheeled fleets.
• TireAngel is designed to monitor tire pressure and temperature. It is not designed to
provide warning of sudden critical tire damage and blowouts caused by external
effects. The driver should react promptly to any warning and correct the problem.
• Tires can fail for other reasons besides low pressure or overloading. Always be on the
alert Tires can for any other tire problems as indicated by unusual noises, vibrations,
uneven tread wear or bulges on the tire! If any of those symptoms occur, have the
tires checked immediately by a tire professional.
• Proper tire inflation pressure and maintenance of the tire inflation pressure is critical
for optimum tire life. The tire inflation pressure should always be obtained from the
tire supplier due to changes in the technology of tires, equipment, and job
applications.
Installation Tool List
TireAngel Installation Tool List v2
20200617.pdf – A list of tools you
may need to Install a qualified
safe installation.
Installation Consumables List
TireAngel installation consumables
list v2 20200617.pdf– A list of
consumables accessories you may
need to Install a qualified safe
installation.
TPMS Wiring and Router
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sa_o8-e0x0
OTR TireAngel Configuration Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=1uwQdqfhwC4
TireAngel OTR External Sensor IntroductionVideo
v=jyKfVoWJCUQ
OTR TireAngel Installation Tips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8t1I4jPDG40
Router Configuration & Troubleshooting
v=5S7R_mLVJdQ
TireAngel FleetView Overview Video
Coming Soon
TireAngel Cloud Server Overview Video
Coming Soon
Configuration Plan
Assign Sensor ID to each Wheel position according to configuration table
Vehicle ID: (Up to 8 Characters) Axle A B C D

Left Outer Left Inner Right Inner Right Outer
High temperature alert: 70°C or 158°F
Low pressure alert (psi): 1 1A, #### 1B, #### 1C, #### 1D, ####
High pressure alert (psi):
Recommendation Alert value: 2 2A, #### 2B, #### 2C, #### 2D, ####
Cold Inflation Pressure * .85 = Low pressure alert
Cold Inflation Pressure * 1.25 = High pressure alert 3 3A, #### 3B, #### 3C, #### 3D, ####
For example if Cold Inflation Pressure is 90 psi. 4 4A, #### 4B, #### 4C, #### 4D, ####
Then 77 psi = Low pressure alert and
113 psi = high pressure alert. 5 5A, #### 5B, #### 5C, #### 5D, ####
• Proper tire inflation pressure and maintenance of the tire inflation pressure is critical for optimum tire life. The tire
Cold Inflation Pressure should always be obtained from the tire supplier due to changes in the technology of tires,
equipment, and job applications.
TireAngel Configuration Procedure
1st time you connect to the TPMS controller, the app will prompt for configuration
parameters.
If there is an existing configuration and you want to re-configure, “delete config”
from settings (don’t do this unless necessary).
1. Vehicle type
2. Vehicle ID (Up to 8 characters – license plate no)
3. Pressure Unit: PSI/Bar/kPa
4. Temperature Unit: °F/ °C
5. High Temperature Alert Value: 158°F/ 70°C
6. Choose axle wheel layout: 2 Tires or 4 Tires
7. Low Pressure Alert Value
8. High Pressure Alert Value
9. Sensor ID
10. Repeat for each axle
Trouble Shooting-Sensor
TireAngel application is not showing data
• Confirm the sensor id is correct (app configuration shows same sensor id
as sensor id on sensor cap)
• Check if the sensor is pushing down on valve stem dill pin, the pin must
be depressed to release air into the sensor.
• Check is the valve pin straight and clean
Sensor is leaking air

• Check if the sensor silicon seal ring is damaged (twisting sensor on too
hard)
Trouble Shooting TPMS Controller and APP
Bluetooth LED Blinking
• TireAngel application lost connection
• Start TireAngel application on TireAngel Monitor to connect
Application is Frozen and Not Responding

• Exit TireAngel application and start application again to connect
• Clear TireAngel internal memory:
TireAngel Monitor>Settings>Apps>TireAngel>Storage>CLEAR
DATA>CLEAR CACHE
Trouble Shooting - No Tire data or Lost data
No Data on TireAngel Monitor
• Confirm the connection between TireAngel Monitor and TPMS Controller
• Check if the connection of TPMS Controller and antenna cables are tight
Data From All Sensors is not Received within 2 Minutes

• Confirm if the sensor ID correct
• Check the installation of the TPMS antenna, keep antenna 4 inch/10cm
from any metal wall or inference.
• Antenna should be free standing and bounded or next to any cables or
metal inference
Inside the Box
TPMS M7V OTR External

Controller Android Sensor R260 Mobile
Monitor Router (optional)
TPMS T-Connector Sensor

Antenna Cable, (optional)
Dashboard Shield
433MHz TPMS Power Cable,
Alarm Light (optional)
Antenna Bracket & Screws
Install your OTR TireAngel Kit
1. Connect TPMS Monitor to power TPMS Monitor
regulator. Ignition Terminal
2. Connect TPMS ECU to power regulator. TPMS
12V Low Amp
3. Connect Mobile Router (optional) to Antenna
power regulator. Power
4. Connect Power Regulator (optional but Regulator
highly recommended to prevent power TPMS
surge failure) to 12V Ignition terminal in Alarm Fuse & Relay
Fuse & Relay Panel. Light Panel
5. Mount TPMS Antenna on top of driver TPMS ECU
cab, run the cable to the TPMS ECU.
6. Plug TPMS Alarm Light to TPMS ECU and
affixed on dashboard.
Note: Mobile Router
• Warning: TPMS Alarm Light Plugged into wrong port
will short circuit TPMS ECU
• Antenna cable is 5m, Power cable is 3m, TPMS alarm light cable is 2m.
• Find a protected location - Avoiding water or impact
TPMS Monitor
Ignition Terminal
TPMS 12Volt Low Amps
Antenna
Power
Regulator
TPMS
Alarm Fuse & Relay
Light Panel
TPMS ECU
Mobile Router
Install your TireAngel Kit
1. Connect TPMS Monitor to power
regulator. TPMS
2. Connect TPMS ECU to power regulator. Power
TPMS Antenna
3. Connect Mobile Router (optional) to Regulator
Alarm
power regulator. Light TPMS Monitor
4. Connect Power Regulator (optional but
highly recommended to prevent power
surge failure) to 12V Ignition terminal in
Fuse & Relay Panel.
5. Mount TPMS Antenna on top of driver
TPMS ECU
Note:
• Warning: TPMS Alarm Light Plugged into wrong port Mobile Router
will short circuit TPMS ECU
TPMS
Power
TPMS Antenna
Regulator
Alarm
Light TPMS Monitor
TPMS ECU
Mobile Router
1. Connect TPMS Monitor to power TPMS Monitor TPMS
regulator. Antenna
2. Connect TPMS ECU to power regulator.
3. Connect Mobile Router (optional) to TPMS
power regulator. Power Alarm
4. Connect Power Regulator (optional but Regulator Light
highly recommended to prevent power
surge failure) to 12V Ignition terminal in
Fuse & Relay Panel. Fuse & Relay
5. Mount TPMS Antenna on top of driver Panel
TPMS ECU
Note:
• Warning: TPMS Alarm Light Plugged into Mobile Router
wrong port will short circuit TPMS ECU
TPMS Monitor TPMS
Antenna
TPMS
Power Alarm
Regulator Light
Fuse & Relay

Panel
TPMS ECU
Mobile Router

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OTR TireAngel Cloud TPMS

Vehicle ID: (Up to 8 Characters) Axle A B C D

Sensor is leaking air

Application is Frozen and Not Responding

Data From All Sensors is not Received within 2 Minutes

TPMS M7V OTR External

TPMS T-Connector Sensor

Fuse & Relay

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