WHAT DO I NEED TO PROGRAM THE SENSOR
245010
Some places like Costco or Pep Boys have the tool to program it. I went to costco and they replace and program it for $15 each sensor.
245011
If you're using this on a Ford, then you need the Ford TPMS tool, available here: Motorcraft TPMS19 Remote Tire Pressure SensorYou'll need to determine how to put your vehicle into TPMS programming mode, but it's usually pretty simple - a few button pushes on the dash controls, and then you sync the wheels in the proper order. Google should be able to provide documentation on how to do this.
245012
If you're using this on a Ford, then you need the Ford TPMS tool, available here: http://www.amazon.com/Motorcraft-TPMS19-Remote-Pressure-Sensor/dp/B001FKSNUI You'll need to determine how to put your vehicle into TPMS programming mode, but it's usually pretty simple - a few button pushes on the dash controls, and then you sync the wheels in the proper order. Google should be able to provide documentation on how to do this.
1224168
What device do I need to have to transfer the data from the sensor to the computer?
1005950
Yes, you just have to do the usual programming it into the lineup or your other sensors.
1701672
The 3 wires needed to replace the sensor are ready for installation--no need to take it apart. One needs only to remove the old sensor & note which wire is attached to which. Not a whole lot of brain power required for this task.
96238
The sensor is included. Every thing you need, including a good and easy to understand set of instructions for mounting and calibrating.
829529
No you have to buy it seperately and just plug it in. The sensor is about $20.
2101160
Hi, John. It is a complete sensor that you have to put the stem on with one screw. Simple. I put a set on a 2011 Wrangler, and after driving the car a couple of miles it picked them up. No programming on that one. Not sure about your application though.
1299541
Just close the sensor with a little piece of tape or just put a drop of black silicon on it. Works !
280160
Sensor is battery powered, when tripped it sends wireless signal to dialer then it will call what number you program so the dialer needs to be wired to phone jack and needs to be plugged in to house 110 ac
840433
1. Menu > Dealer Information > [note date code] > OK2. Installer Options > [enter date code] > View/Edit Current Setup a. to make thermostat read the sensor for temperature: > Sensors b. to make thermostat read the sensor for humidity: > Humidification or > Dehumidification
1240189
You need more than the keypad. There is a central system that can be purchased separate. The sensors wire to that, then that is wired to your keypad or keypads if you have more than one. There are many options that offer different number of sensors etc. It then had to be programmed using the keypad (which is very complicated, but the tools can be found online to do so yourself.) You may want to check to make sure that this keypad allows programing (certain ones are able to and some are not, for instance I purchased one that was key fob enabled, but wasn't able to be used to program the central board. I had to purchase another to program the board. You will have to research it.) But the central board is required for everything, I believe the audio alarm itself is wired to it, the keypad just lets you interact with the central board. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3ds3hStbSiIgsLO-GPbLVUNEGmbt0NLf That is a long video series teaching you how to install your own system. It is long, but I highly recommend watching it all the way through before purchasing anything so you have a better idea of what to get.
1527089
email them at info@sensorcom.com found on their website: http://www.sensorcom.com/
79371
I tried to program it and could not. I took it to the dealer and they told me it was the wrong part. Amazon took it back, no problem there, but it cost almost $300 to replace one sensor. I don't know if I was scammed or not. Proceed with caution.
986575
go to the hummingbird web site. there you will find the sensor and a list it will work with.
1919614
I have not done much with the sensors to date. Most of the sensors are simple digital/ analog I/O interfaces which would just require an appropriate I/O selection on the microcontroller. If you have questions about a specific module, I could take a quick look and let you know. I had the same reaction with the lack of documentation but I am an electrical engineer so I am not particularly worried about figuring out the details.
468225
You'll have to state the question more clearly. I would recommend you remove the wires from the garage door opener and remove the battery from the Magic Closer. Wait a few minutes and re-install again according to instructions. Insure your sensor is located at the top left of the garage door.
515276
Yes you will need a 4.7K resistor. One side of resistor to Plus 5VDC the other side of resistor to the signal wire of the sensor, Ground wire connects to ground.