Bartec Auto ID TECH700 User Manual

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Tyre Pressure Monitoring

System Tool

TECH700 Software version v57.0.3.2

2018

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OREWORD

Dear customer

Thank you for having chosen one of our tools. We are certain that it will
give the utmost satisfaction and be a great help on the job with Tyre
Pressure Monitoring Systems.

Please become fully familiar with the instructions in this user’s manual. It
should be kept ready to hand for consultation whenever required.

The TECH700 is a test and diagnostics tool for Truck and Bus Tyre
Pressure Monitoring Systems. It is designed for future updating and
extension with new functions and vehicle coverage.

CE COMPLIANCE

Type Designation: TECH700
Description/Intended Use: Hand Held Tyre Pressure Measurement Tool/used to activate, decode data
from, and display information about tyre pressure monitoring devices for Trucks and Buses.

Hereby, Bartec Auto ID declares that the product referenced above is in compliance with the
essential requirements of Directive 1999/5/EC, on the approximation of the laws of the member
states relating to Directive 1999/5/EC.

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ABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword .................................................................................. 2

Table Of Contents ................................................................... 4

Important Notices .................................................................. 5

Safety Precautions .................................................................. 7

Kit Components .................................................................... 10

Tool Layout ............................................................................ 11

Menu Navigation .................................................................. 12

Tool Positioning .................................................................... 14

Tool Connections/Charging Tool ........................................ 15

Power ON/OFF Sequence ..................................................... 16

Home Menu ........................................................................... 17

Vehicle Check ........................................................................ 19

Possible Reading Scenarios ................................................. 24

View Sensor Data .................................................................. 25

Delete Sensor Data ............................................................... 25

Settings .................................................................................. 26

Results Audit System ............................................................ 27

Technical Specification......................................................... 29

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MPORTANT NOTICES

SAFETY DEFINITIONS

All Danger, Warning, Important, and Note messages must be followed for your safety.
These safety messages are in the following formats:

DANGER: Means you may risk possible loss of life.

WARNING: Means you may risk possible bodily harm.

CAUTION: Means you risk damage to the vehicle or the tool.

These safety messages cover situations Bartec Auto ID is aware of. Bartec Auto ID cannot
know, evaluate and advise you as to all the possible hazards. You must be certain that any
conditions or service procedures encountered do not jeopardize your personal safety.

COPYRIGHT

No part of this manual may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any
form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise,
without the prior written permission of Bartec Auto ID.

DISCLAIMER

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All information, illustrations, and specifications contained in this technical instruction manual
are based on the latest information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved
to make changes at any time without obligation to notify any person or organization of such
revisions or changes. Further, Bartec Auto ID shall not be liable for errors contained with the
furnishing, performance or use of this material.

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AFETY PRECAUTIONS

Read carefully the installation, operating and maintenance instructions in the Operator’s
manual.

Do not allow unqualified people to use this equipment. This will prevent injury to people and
damage to the equipment.

The work place must be dry, sufficiently lit and well ventilated.

Do not forget that breathing carbon monoxide (odourless) can be very dangerous and even
fatal.

When working on the vehicle:

• Wear suitable clothing and act in such a way as to prevent industrial accidents.

• Before starting, check to be certain the gear shift is in neutral (or in PARK (P) if the

transmission is automatic) and put the handbrake on and check to be sure the wheels

are completely locked.

• Do not smoke or use naked flames when working on a vehicle.

• Wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from dirt, dust or metal chips.

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Disposing of equipment

• Do not dispose of this equipment as miscellaneous solid waste but arrange to have

collected separately.

• The re-use or correct recycling of electronic equipment (EEE) is important in order to

protect the environment and human health.

• In accordance with European Directive WEEE 2002/96/EC, special disposal points are

available for waste electrical and electronic equipment.

• Public administrators and producers of electrical and electronic equipment are

involved in facilitating the re-use and recovery of waste electrical and electronic

equipment through these collection activities and use of appropriate planning

arrangements.

•

Unauthorised disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment is punishable by

law with appropriate penalties.

Disposing of batteries

• The TECH700 contains a Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery which is not accessible

to the user.

•

Batteries must be recycled or disposed of properly. Do not throw batteries away as

part of normal refuse disposal.

• Do no throw batteries on to an open fire.

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CORRECT USE OF THE TECH700

In order to use the TECH700

• Do not expose the TECH700 to excessive moisture.

• Do not use the TECH700 near sources of heat or polluting emissions (stoves, ovens,

etc.)

• Do not drop the TECH700.

• Do not allow the TECH700 to come into contact with water or other liquids.

• Do not open the TECH700 or attempt to perform maintenance or repair operations

on any internal parts.

• You are advised to keep the packaging and to re-use it if the TECH700 is moved to

another site.

correctly

:

When using the TECH700 remember:

•

Do not subject the TECH700 to magnetic or electric interference.

Reception, maintenance and guarantee:

Inspect the tool when delivered. Damage sustained during shipment is not covered by the
guarantee. Bartec Auto ID will accept no responsibility for material or bodily harm resulting from
inappropriate use of the product, failure to maintain it, or incorrect storage conditions.
Bartec Auto ID provides training for clients desirous of acquiring the knowledge required for the
correct use of its products.
Only personnel authorized by Bartec Auto ID are permitted to make any repairs that may be
necessary. This tool is guaranteed against any manufacturing fault for 24 months as of date of
invoice (parts and labour) only if product has been correctly used. Serial number must stay
readable.

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IT COMPONENTS

The TECH700 kit inside the tool box includes:

• Sensor diagnostic tool

• USB cable

• Wireless charger

• Quick Start Guide

• Bluetooth-Dongle

Identifying Kit Components and Features

The TECH700 is battery operated and generates a low-frequency magnetic field to
activate tyre sensors. It receives UHF radio signals from the tyre sensors typically at
433MHz and 315MHz

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Test

Enter

Bluetooth

-

Dongle

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OOL LAYOUT

Rubber housing

USB Cable
and Charger

Display

Back

Mini USB

Up/Down

navigation

On/Off

Quick-Start-Guide

Sensor diagnostic tool

Wireless-Charger

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ENU NAVIGATION

The TECH700 menu system provides a hierarchy of instructions and commands. The
top line of the display will always indicate the current menu selected. The home key
will always return to the Home Menu screen.

The menu system is navigated by the directional keys:

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Down Arrow

On/Off Key

Up Arrow

Key

Key

ENTER Key

Back/ESC

Key

TEST Key

Hold down for a few seconds to turn on or off

Navigates up within the current menu selection

Navigates down within the current menu selection

Navigates to the next menu or actions

the currently highlighted item

Navigates to the previous menu item

Initiates a TPMS test

Home Key

Using the up and down arrow keys, the display will wrap around.

Always returns to the Home Menu

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OOL POSITIONING

Correct tool positioning is important to ensure effective sensor activation and
decode. Place the TECH700 against the tyre wall, adjacent to the tyre valve stem,
pointing towards the sensor location as shown below. Avoid placing the tool over the
metal rim.

Wheels that are clamped together in a dual configuration have their sensors
positioned at 180 degrees to each other. The outer wheel should always be read first
as it is visually easier to find. To read the inner wheel sensor, it is important to place
the tool 180 degrees from the outer sensor. Also the top of the tool needs to be
placed between the two wheels pointing toward the inner sensor.

Sensor Activation

LF Activated Sensors

Once the tool is correctly aligned press the “Test” key.
Hold the tool in the same position until the progress bar has timed out.

Depending on the sensor type selected the response time could vary by several
seconds.

A successful read will be acknowledge with a beep tone and the tool will vibrate.
(Haptic response)

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OOL CONNECTIONS

NOTE: Only use the power supply or USB cable included in the TECH700 kit to charge
this tool. The use of unapproved power supplies may damage your tool and will
invalidate the tool warranty.

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HARGING TOOL

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The TECH700 comes with the rechargeable battery already installed. Battery
replacement must be done at the factory.

For optimum performance, always keep your TECH700 sufficiently charged. It is
recommended that you charge the tool at least two hours before first use.

The charging port is a mini USB port, located on the top side of the tool.

Battery Indicator

This status line Indicator will illustrate the remaining charge status of the battery.
Reading different TPM types will use up differing amounts of energy, and so the
indicator can only provide an estimate of remaining life left before a recharge is
required.

FULL Charge

Partial Charge - charging shortly is suggested.

Low power in the battery - charging required.

The battery is FLAT, requires charging

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During charging the battery status icon will scroll.

At the point of insufficient battery power the TECH700 will flash its battery icon for two
seconds. The TPM Data will be saved prior to power off.

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OWER

The TECH700 is powered up using the ON/OFF key.

To power up the unit hold down the ON/OFF key for approximately 2 seconds.

On power up, a screen will appear displaying the software version in use

ON/OFF S

EQUENCE

The main menu screen will then appear.

To power off the TECH700 use the same ON/OFF key.
Hold down the key until ‘Goodbye’ is displayed.

The tool automatically powers off after 5 minutes of inactivity.

All results and settings are stored during automatic or manual intervention.

The Tool automatically powers up when the charger or USB port is in use. Auto
power off is not operational.

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Battery indicator

Number of selections

H

OME MENU

The home screen, which provides access to the main functional items of the TECH700,
is shown after power up.

Home

Vehicle Check

Sensor Check
View Sensor Data
Delete Data
Toolkit

1. Vehicle Check

When highlighted, press the enter key to view the vehicle manufacturers e.g.
Mercedes, DAF and Setra etc.

2. Sensor Check

When highlighted, press the enter key to select by sensor type and capture all
relevant sensor data.

3. View Sensor Data

Wheels To Test:

When highlighted, press the enter key to view the data records.

4. Delete Sensor Data

When highlighted, press the enter key to delete the data records. A security screen

prompt will appear providing the option to escape or continue.

5. Toolkit

This feature provides facilities for RKE testing and UHF monitoring.

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6. My Tool

This feature provides access to

WiFi, Tool Info, Enter update Mode, Usage, support, and Workflow

Settings allowes changes to: Date/Time, Restore Defaults, Sensor ID, Pressure,

Temperature, Display Contrast and Language.

WiFi select “WiFi” to enable or disable the Wifi function and to join an existing

Network.

Tool info provides the reference to Software Version, Build Date, Serial Number,

Language Region and Coverage Region

Enter Update Mode provides a method of updating the software within the tool

Usage provides data on charging cycles and number of sensors activated

Support provides contact details for assistance

WorkFlow provides the possibility to change the format of registration plates

depending on the country they originate from

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VEHICLE CHECK

Vehicle Check

Sensor Check
View Sensor Data
Delete Data
Toolkit
My Tool

Select by Make

DAF
Ford
FUSO

Mercedes-Benz

Setra

Select by Model

Actros

Antos
Arocs

Mercedes-Benz Actros

2002-17

2017>

1/2

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Press Test To Activate

Searching

Receiving Data:001

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111

PSI

113

PSI

112

PSI

117

PSI

118

PSI

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SENSOR CHECK

Home

Vehicle Check

Sensor Check

View Sensor Data
Delete Data
Toolkit
My Tool

Select Sensor Type

Bendix
Huf
Huf Delta-P

Schrader PAL

Pos ID (Auto) PSI

1 Untested

2 Untested

3 Untested

4 Untested

Searching

Receiving Data:001

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113

56338C8E 118

Sensor Type

4

4

1446218894 26

Stationary

90%

4

4

Pos ID (Auto) PSI

1 F05E0B14

2 Untested

3 Untested

4 Untested

4 additional reading later:

56338FB3 116

1

56338F60 113

2

596836B7 112

3

1446219699 25

1

1446219616 25

2

1500001975 26

3

1

Stationary 90%

2

Stationary 90%

3

Stationary 100%

Schrader PAL(Merc.)

1

Schrader PAL(Merc.)

2
3

Schrader PAL(Daf.)

The sensor Type Screen provides additional information on the variant of Pal

Sensor.

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OSSIBLE READING SCENARIOS

Successful Sensor Read

TPMS sensor was successfully activated and

decoded. Displays pressure (in Bar, PSI or KPa) at

wheel location. The wheel icon will appear filled

in

No Sensor found

Press any key to continue

This may be due to a broken sensor, no sensor

No Sensor found

fitted or an incorrect type of sensor has been

fitted.

Duplicate Sensor

Please Re-read sernsors
Press any key to continue

Detected

Sensor Low Battery

detected

No Sensor found

Check part number

Duplicate ID

This indicates that a sensor that has already been

read has been read again and assigned to

another wheel position.

The wheel icon will appear with vertical stripes

Low Sensor Battery

This indicates that the internal battery of the

sensor under test is providing a low battery

warning.

Check part number

This indicates that the sensor found does not fit

to the pre-selected Make,Modell,Year.

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Sensor Type

V

When highlighted, press the enter key to review the data records.

Homehicle

Vehicle Check
Sensor Check

View Sensor Data

Delete Data
Toolkit

Check the sensor Part number to insure the

correct fitment for the vehicle selected.

IEW SENSOR DATA

116.0

115.5

114.2

DELETE SENSOR DATA

When highlighted, press the enter key to delete the data records. A security screen

prompt will appear providing the option to escape or continue.

Vehicle Check
Sensor Check
View Sensor Data

Delete Data

Toolkit
My Tool

Homehicle

Delete sensor Data ?

Enter = Delete

ESC = Cancel

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ETTINGS

When highlighted, press the enter key to change the settings.

Settings

Sensor ID:

Select to display the Sensor ID in DECIMAL, HEXIDECIMAL or AUTO. Automatic
reading matches the ID format to the sensor under test.

Pressure:

Select to display the required units of measurement: PSI, Bar and KPa.

Temperature:

Select to display the required units of measurement: Fahrenheit or Celsius.

Display Contrast:

Select to adjust the display contrast as required.

Lang.:

Select to display the required user language.
Languages supported: English, French, German, Italian, Turkish, Portuguese, Czech,
Dutch, Swedish, Spanish, Polish, Danish, Hungarian, Slovakian.

If a language is selected by mistake, press the home button followed by depressing
the back key for approx. 5 seconds. The display will then prompt the operator to
restore defaults that returns to English.

Date and Time: Select to Set the current Date and Time.

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Current

Restore Defaults: Select to reset the device to the factory settings.

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ESULTS AUDIT SYSTEM

The TECH700 provides stored data record as an audit file via USB to a PC. The
TECH700 appears as a “Mass Storage Device”. No additional software is required. The
USB cable is included in the toolkit.

It is not necessary to power up the tool prior to connecting to the PC – the tool will
power up automatically.

Audit File Presentation

The Data is presented in HTML format that displays additional information relating to
the type of sensors tested.

Exit Audit Mode

To exit Audit mode simply remove the USB lead.

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Audit file examples

Mercedes:

Wheel TPM Type Reads ID Hex ID Dec Mode

R1 BERU GEN3.42 19200 Bi-Phase 433 MHzFM 1 F869B2FD 4167676669 Trig´d Tx OK

R2 BERU GEN3.42 19200 Bi-Phase 433 MHzFM 1 F05E3BC2 4032707522 Trig´d Tx OK

R3 BERU GEN3.42 19200 Bi-Phase 433 MHzFM 1 F05E0B14 4032695060 Trig´d Tx OK

R4 BERU GEN3.42 19200 Bi-Phase 433 MHzFM 1 F05E1B66 4032699238 Trig´d Tx OK

R5 BERU GEN3.42 19200 Bi-Phase 433 MHzFM 1 F05E346E 4032705646 Trig´d Tx OK

DAF:

Battery

State Battery Pressure

19

Months 113 PSI

47

Months 114 PSI

47

Months 118 PSI

48

Months 115 PSI

48

Months 112 PSI

Temperature

23°C

23°C

23°C

23°C

23°C

Wheel TPM Type Reads ID Hex ID Dec Mode Battery State Battery Pressure Temperature

R1 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 56338F4A 1446219592 Stationary OK 90% 113 PSI 23°C

R2 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 56338F4A 1446219699 Stationary OK 90% 118 PSI 23°C

R3 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 5968371C 1500002076 Stationary OK 100% 114 PSI 24°C

R4 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 596833F6 1500001570 Stationary OK 100% 112 PSI 23°C

R5 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 596836B7 1500001975 Stationary OK 100% 114 PSI 25°C

SETRA:

Wheel TPM Type Reads ID Hex ID Dec Mode Battery State Battery Pressure Temperature

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R1 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 563053AB 1446007723 Stationary OK 90% 114 PSI 22°C

R2 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 5631350 1446065633 Stationary OK 80% 112 PSI 22°C

R3 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 56305354 1446007636 Stationary OK 90% 118 PSI 22°C

R4 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 56305391 1446007697 Stationary OK 90% 118 PSI 23°C

R5 Schrader 9600 Manchester 433 MHzFM 1 56305372 1446007666 Stationary OK 90% 113 PSI 23°C

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ECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

TECH700 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Power Supply: Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery, not user serviceable...

Max power consumption: 1.5W Schrader TPM, 0.5W all others

Display: LCD display. Resolution 128x64 pixels

Keyboard: 7 keys membrane keyboard

Input/output: Mini-B style USB used to Connect to PC for firmware update and

audit file download.

Working environment: Temperature 0°C - 45°C, Humidity: 20-55%

Storage environment: Temperature - 10°C - 50°C, Humidity: 20-60%

Dimensions: 187mm x 107mm x 47mm

Weight (including batteries): 410g

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