BENDIX BW2809 Manuel D’Utilisation

 

 

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12.  In the case of a programming error, the failure screen (shown below). 

 

If this occurs, ensure the TrailerLink

™

 system by Bendix ECU is powered and the connection 

from the Tool to the TrailerLink system harness is correct. Press the Check 

 button to retry 

the operation; press the Return 

 button to return to the CIP adjustment screen in step 5; or 

press the 

 button to abort the programming and return to the main menu.  

When the tires are rotated or replaced on a trailer equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system, the 
trailer receiver must be taught the new position of each sensor ID code.  The Walk-Around Learn 
procedure is used to activate each sensor in its new location, store the sensor information, and 
download this information into the TrailerLink system receiver. 
 
The Maintenance Hand Tool (P/N 090.0011) will learn and store the location of each sensor as the 
user walks around the trailer in a U-Shaped pattern, starting at the left side (looking forward) front-
most tire location.  If this is a dual-tire axle, start with the inner tire location.  The new location 
information (ID codes) for each sensor collected is then uploaded to the TrailerLink system receiver. 

1.  Power up the TrailerLink system receiver. In most cases the trailer will need to be connected 

to a tractor in order to receive power. The diagnostic LED on the TrailerLink system harness 
can be viewed at power up to ensure that the ECU has power. 

 

2.  Using the Maintenance Hand Tool, press and hold the Setup 

 button until a list of menu 

items appear. 

 

3. Select 

the 

Walk-Around Learn 

 icon and press the Return 

 button.  

 

4. Use 

the 

Up  

and 

Down 

 arrow buttons to select the number of tires on the trailer.  

 

5.  When the correct number of tires is selected, press the Return 

 button to initiate the Walk-

Around Learn procedure.