TSS TREADREADER Manual de usuario

TREADREADERTM

HANDHELD 3D SCANNER

PRODUCT MANUAL

TOTAL SHOP SOLUTIONS

PRODUCT MANUAL: TREADREADER HANDHELD

PN: ZEETDEU900C

VERSION: 3.9

LANGUAGE: ENGLISH UNITED STATES

REVISION DATE: MAR.2021

CONTENT

QUICK START ................................................................................................................................................................ 06

01 • Warning .................................................................................................................................................................. 08

02 • TreadReaderTM HandHeld scanner .......................................................................................................................... 09

03 • Buttons and LED’s on the HandHeld scanner .......................................................................................................... 10

3.1 Buttons ............................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.1.1 Power button .............................................................................................................................................. 10

3.1.2 Battery button ............................................................................................................................................. 10

3.1.3 Wi-Fi button ................................................................................................................................................ 11

3.2 LED’s ................................................................................................................................................................... 11

3.3 Switching the scanner on and off ......................................................................................................................... 11

04 • TreadReaderTM mobile app ..................................................................................................................................... 12

4.1 Connectivity ........................................................................................................................................................ 12

4.1.1 Direct mode ................................................................................................................................................ 12

4.1.2 Network mode ............................................................................................................................................ 13

4.1.2.1 Switch from network mode to direct mode (factory reset) ...................................................................... 14

4.2 TreadManager.net ............................................................................................................................................... 15

4.2.1 Setup and user types ................................................................................................................................... 15

4.2.2. Login/upload to TreadManagerTM in the mobile app...................................................................................... 16

4.3 Navigation ........................................................................................................................................................... 18

4.4 Vehicle scan ....................................................................................................................................................... 18

4.4.1 Entering vehicle registration ......................................................................................................................... 18

4.4.2 Scanning/results screen .............................................................................................................................. 19

4.4.3 Visualize the scans all together and create report .......................................................................................... 21

4.5 Quick scan ......................................................................................................................................................... 22

4.6 Settings .............................................................................................................................................................. 22

4.6.1 Tread depth ................................................................................................................................................ 22

4.6.2 Reports ....................................................................................................................................................... 23

4.6.3 General/regional ......................................................................................................................................... 23

4.6.4 Connections ............................................................................................................................................... 24

4.6.5 Calibration check ........................................................................................................................................ 24

4.6.6 System info and rmware update ................................................................................................................. 25

4.6.7 Scan settings .............................................................................................................................................. 25

4.6.8 Network ...................................................................................................................................................... 26

4.7 Where to nd the les stores on the mobile device? ............................................................................................... 26

4.8 Troubleshooting: TreadManager.net on smartphones and tablets .......................................................................... 26

05 • Integrations to other software .................................................................................................................................. 27

06 • Hardware specication ........................................................................................................................................... 28

6.1 Dimensions ......................................................................................................................................................... 28

6.2 Control pad buttons and LED’s ............................................................................................................................. 28

6.3 Label and label position ....................................................................................................................................... 29

6.4 Charging ............................................................................................................................................................. 29

6.5 Maintenance and cleaning .................................................................................................................................. 29

6.6 Main specications ............................................................................................................................................. 30

07 • LED’s Errors ............................................................................................................................................................ 31

7.1 Basic errors: ........................................................................................................................................................ 32

7.1.1 LED 2 and 7: Battery temperature too low. Blink count = 5 ............................................................................ 32

7.1.2 LED 2 and 3: Battery temperature too high. Blink count = 5 .......................................................................... 32

7.1.3 LED 5: Fuel gauge fault. Blink count = 5 ....................................................................................................... 32

7.1.4 LED 7: Charge level is too low (< 1% charge left). Blink count = 5 .................................................................. 33

7.1.5 LED 7: Battery voltage is too low (Below 3.4V). Blink count = 8....................................................................... 33

7.2 Charging errors ................................................................................................................................................... 33

7.2.1 LED 1 and 3: Timeout error while charging completion .................................................................................. 33

7.2.2 LED 1 and 5: Timeout error while fast charging ............................................................................................. 34

7.2.3 LED 1 and 7: Timeout error while slow charging ............................................................................................ 34

7.3 Other faults: ........................................................................................................................................................ 34

7.3.1 LED 3: Blink count = 25 - Current limit exceeded .......................................................................................... 34

7.3.2 LED 3: Blink count = 10 - Voltage limit exceeded .......................................................................................... 35

7.3.3 LED 1,2,3,5,7: Blink count = 7 - Error undetermined .................................................................................... 35

08 • Legal warnings ........................................................................................................................................................ 36

8.1 CE marking and declaration of conformity ....................................................................................................... 36

8.2 Disclaimer ..................................................................................................................................................... 36

8.3 Safe use of a laser product .............................................................................................................................. 36

HandHeld Scanner

Plug Adaptors

USB Cable

The LED’s indicate the battery level. Make sure that the scanner is fully charged before starting.

Learn more about battery status and charging

in sections 5.2 and 5.4 (pages 27 and 28).

67 - 100%

34 - 66%

0 - 33%

NOTE: Extra items might be

included according to your region.

QUICK START

A •

B •

What’s inside the box

Check the battery level

Video Tutorial

Product Manual

To subscribe, you’ll need to inform: • Company name

• Address

• Contact e-mail

• Contact phone

• Country*

• Sales agent or distributor*

*When registering via e-mail

Learn more about setup and user types in

section 3.2.1 (beginning on page 14).

The mobile app for phones or tablets can be downloaded from Google Play®or Apple App Store®. The app controls

the HandHeld scanner and connects to TREADMANAGERTM, the cloud-based service platform.

Request a TREADMANAGERTM account by pressing the SIGN UP TO TM button on the mobile app or by sending an

e-mail to:

treadmanager@treadreader.com

C • Pairing the scanner to the app

D • Register

Learn more about the app connectivity in

section 3.1 (beginning on page 11).

NOTE: It can take up to 24 hours for your user

to be ready, you’ll receive an e-mail conrmation.

TREADREADERTM HANDHELD • PRODUCT MANUAL

01 • Warnings

Avoid shock and vibration to this product. Use the wrist lanyard provided

to avoid dropping the device. Avoid continuous exposure to dust and

liquid spray. Avoid direct exposure to aggressive substances, e.g. reactive

chemicals, cleaning agents.

Do not view the laser directly with an unprotected eye or optical instrument.

Lasers are potentially hazardous to the eye. This product contains a Li-Ion

battery. Do not heat or burn. Do not charge at temperatures below 0ºC (32ºF)

or over 45ºC (113ºF). Charge using manufacturer supplied charger only.

This product contains a laser that could be damaged during unauthorized

repair or disassembly, which could result in hazardous exposure to laser

radiation. This equipment should only be serviced by an authorized service

provider.

Fully charge the device battery before the rst use. To check the battery

power, press and hold the battery button on the scanner keypad. Only use

the charger, adaptor and cable supplied with this product in order to avoid

damaging the device.

Do not attempt to open this product as any warranty will be

voided. Use of this product other than as specied in the

USER MANUAL may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

A copy of the user manual can be found at treadreader.com/library.

02 • TREADREADERTM HandHeld scanner

The TREADREADERTM HandHeld scanner is a compact and lightweight

device. It is quick and easy to use and eliminates errors associated with

manual depth gauges. TREADREADERTM is suitable for wet or dirty tires

and is ideal for all tire inspection applications in workshops, service centers,

inspection lanes and at the roadside. Accurate tread depth readings for tires

of all vehicle types, such as passenger cars and LCVs, can reveal uneven wear

symptomatic of problems such as wheel misalignment or worn suspension.

The calculated data can be imported into different eet management systems

to log tire scans and produce wear analysis or tire lifetime modelling.

The scanner is positioned on one edge of the tire and operated by pushing

it across the tread face. A 3D scan of each tire constructed from up to

300,000 measurement points is used to calculate treads depths with an

accuracy of <0.2mm or 0.008”. The 3D models of the tire tread obtained

using the TREADREADERTM HandHeld scanner can be viewed, alongside

the calculated tread depths, on a tablet or mobile phone. A report for the

operator is instantly generated containing vehicle identication, 3D tire

scans with color-coded tread warning, and error alarms for every axle and

tire position.

TREADREADERTM HANDHELD • PRODUCT MANUAL

03 • Buttons and LED’s on the handheld scanner

3.1 Buttons

3.1.1 Power button

3.1.2 Battery button

There are three buttons on the HandHeld scanner. The LED’s indicate power

(on/off), Wi-Fi connectivity, battery level and scanner status.

Battery level/

scanner status

Network mode/

transmitiing data

67 - 100%

Ready to scan

Device connected

to the application

34 - 66%

Processing data

Wi-Fi enable and

ready for connection

0 - 33%

Fault

Power (On/Off)

Below is the general description of the use and interaction of the buttons on

the HandHeld scanner. Throughout the manual there are other uses for the

buttons and combinations of button presses. For more detailed information,

please see chapter 6.

Holding down the power button for 2 seconds will turn the scanner on/off.

The top LED will be lit when the HandHeld scanner is on, and a vibration will

indicate the on/off event.

Holding down the battery button for 1 second will indicate the battery level of

the HandHeld scanner, as shown by the LED’s in Fig. 2.

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