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DMD TPMS Sensor Kit
Learn how to install the sensors on your wheels and set them up on our app. Where and how can you manage the settings and view values.
João Pereira
About Device
Monitoring tire pressures was never this easy. With the DMD TPMS Caps you will be able to monitor not just pressure but also temperature, all from within your favorite navigation app while riding!
You can setup alarms, low pressure thresholds and slow deflation detection.
Add TPMS monitoring to any motorcycle, for road and off-road use! Each kit includes two valve caps, for 4 wheel vehicles you need to buy two kits. DMD² supports both 2 wheels and 4 wheels setups.
Revision History:
No changes since release
Quick Reference
Box Contents
Each kit contains:
2x BT Valve Cap Sensors
4x Security Lock Nuts
2x Security Wrench
2x Short Metal Valves for Tubeless Tires
1x Keychain for Security Wrench
Warranty
All our devices include a two years warranty.
For general questions and first instance support you can contact us directly. For hardware related issues and repairs you can also contact us directly if you are in EU and if you are outside EU you should contact the point of sale.
Certification
We make sure all our devices follow the regulations and norms of the different markets where we sell them. Although currently this product is only certified for EU we have pending certification for all markets.
CE Certification
FCC Certification
IC Certification
WEEE Directive 2012/19/
EU REACH compliant
RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU
Parts Legend
TPMS Sensor (closed cap)
TPMS Sensor (without cap, you can see the CR1632 battery inside)
Short Metal Valves for Tubeless Tires
Security Lock Nuts
Security Wrench in case you use the security lock nuts
Keychain for Security Wrench
Security Nuts
Screw in the lock nut all the way down and ensure that there is still a minimum of 5 thread count on the tire valve for the sensor unit to be screwed on. If there is insufficient thread for the tire sensor, it may lead to air leakage (a solution for this would be to change the tire valve to one with a longer thread).
Next, screw in the tire sensor unit until it is reasonably tight. Then use your finger to unscrew the lock nut outwards (i.e. anti-clockwise) until it pushes against the bottom of the sensor unit. Use the wrench to tighten the lock nut.
Hold the valve stem with one hand and tighten the lock nut with the wrench on another hand. This is to avoid the valve from twisting making it unable to tighten the lock nut.
WARNING: Do not apply too much force to tighten the lock-nut. You may face difficulty to loosen the lock nut.
Included Metal Valves
The included metal valves are for tubeless tires only! Use them in case your valve is angled or too short.
Additional Information
Type of battery and lifespan:
Sensor uses coin cell battery CR1632, which can last up to 1 year with standard use and within the specified operating temperature.
Is the battery replaceable or rechargeable?
The battery is user replaceable but not rechargeable. User can easily replace the battery without using a tool.
What is the maximum pressure which the sensors can measure?
Sensors can measure maximum up to 116 psi (800 Kpa).
What is a sensor weight?
Sensor weight is only 7.6g (inclusive of CR1632 battery).
Can the sensor detect slow and fast leak?
Yes, sensor can detect slow and fast leak.
Will this fit on my bike?
Sensors are compatible with Schrader valve, which are almost universal on bike tires. Please check the physical dimensions of the sensor to ensure sufficient clearance between installed sensor and any part of the bike.
Is the sensor waterproof?
Yes, the sensor is waterproof (IP57).
DMD2 Settings Screen.
Besides sensor selection, you can also access the advanced TPMS Settings screen where you can setup things like:
Switch between 2 wheel and 4 wheel mode
Add a persistent sensor information to the top status bar
Configure Low Pressure Alarm
Configure Slow Leak Alarm
Reset Sensors
The setting is available in Global Settings (cog wheel in the bottom menu) > "Accessories Settings" > "TPMS Sensor Settings" or by simply tapping on the vehicle icon in the widget.
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The most common issues for sensors not showing in the search dialog are a dead battery or the valve tread was not enough to trigger the sensor pin.
In the case of a dead battery a simple battery replacement will fix it.
In the case of not enough tread in the valve, try installing the sensor without the security nut to see if the extra thread is enough.
To force a sensor to go into discoverable mode you can do the following:
Slow unscrew the sensor from the valve, the air pressure difference should force the sensor to broadcast
Remove the sensor battery, wait 1 minute, reattach the battery, start the dialog in DMD2 again.
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Yes, you can install 4 sensors in a 4 wheel vehicle and setup DMD2 to use 4 Wheel mode.
Open DMD2, go to Global Settings > TPMS Sensor Settings > Sensor Setup - select 4 wheels. Both the widgets and settings will reflect the change.
Please notice each sensor kit only includes 2 sensors, for a 4 wheel setup you need to purchase two kits.
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