User's Manual

Binding the Transceiver

The binding process “locks” the Sensor and a transceiver together so that they listen only to

each other.

Since the Sensor has eight model memories, it is possible that your Sensor will be used to

communicate with eight transceivers. You must therefore perform the binding process once for

each transceiver that will communicate with your Sensor.

Note that the Sensor cannot communicate with all of the transceivers at the same time, but

rather the Sensor will communicate only with the transceiver associated with the Sensor’s

currently active model. For more information, see “Managing Models” later in this instruction

manual.

How the Binding Process Works

The binding process is set in motion by depressing the “bind” button on the transceiver when

the Sensor is in “bind mode.” The transceiver broadcasts an inquiry message, indicating that it

is looking for a Sensor to bind to.

The Sensor responds back to the transceiver, indicating its I D number (for example, the

Sensor I D may be 123456789). The transceiver responds back to the Sensor, indicating its

own VIN number (for example, the VIN may be 987654321). After that, the binding process is

complete.