The Autel MaxiTPMS TS900 is a versatile 8-inch wireless touchscreen tablet that integrates Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) services, comprehensive vehicle diagnostics, and various service functions. Designed for automotive professionals, it offers extensive features to streamline vehicle maintenance and repair tasks.

Key Features and Performance:

• TPMS Functions: The TS900 can activate, read, and relearn all known TPMS sensors, including original equipment sensors from Tesla. It also programs Autel 1-Sensors, which are compatible with 99% of TPMS-equipped vehicles on the road today. Additionally, the device supports Autel's Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Sensors, preprogrammed for Tesla vehicles and other BLE-equipped models.

  Comprehensive Diagnostics: Equipped with an Android 11 operating system, 4GB RAM, and 64GB of storage, the TS900 provides all-systems diagnostics with bi-directional controls, active tests, and special functions. This enables technicians to perform tasks such as reading and clearing codes, viewing freeze frame and live data, and conducting active tests on various vehicle systems

• Service Functions: The device offers an extensive service menu with over 40 maintenance tasks, including oil resets, battery registration, and more, facilitating efficient vehicle servicing.

  
  

• User-Friendly Interface: The 8-inch LED capacitive touch screen with a resolution of 1280 x 800 provides a clear and responsive interface for users.

  
  

Vehicle Compatibility:

The MaxiTPMS TS900 is compatible with a wide range of vehicles, covering U.S., Asian, and European makes and models from 1996 and newer. This broad coverage ensures that the device can be utilized across various vehicle types and years, making it a valuable tool for diverse automotive service needs.

The Autel MaxiTPMS TS900 is compatible with vehicles from 1996 to the latest models (2024 and newer).

• Minimum Model Year: 1996 – It works with OBD-II compliant vehicles, which became standard in the U.S. and many other regions in 1996.
• Maximum Model Year: 2024+ – Autel regularly updates its software to support newer models, so the device is expected to work with vehicles up to the latest releases.

The Autel MaxiTPMS TS900 is designed to be user-friendly while offering advanced capabilities. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started:

1. Turn On the Device

• Power on the TS900 by pressing the power button.
• Wait for the device to boot up, and you will see the main screen.

2. Connect to Vehicle

• Connect the TS900 to the vehicle’s OBD-II port using the included OBD-II connector cable.
• The OBD-II port is typically located under the dashboard, near the driver’s seat.

3. Choose the TPMS Function

• On the main screen, you’ll see various options, including TPMS, Diagnostics, and Service Functions.
• For TPMS tasks like sensor activation, reading sensor data, or sensor programming, select the TPMS option.

4. Select Vehicle Information

• The TS900 will either auto-detect the vehicle or ask you to manually input the make, model, and year of the vehicle.
• It’s important to ensure the vehicle information is correctly entered to provide accurate results.

5. Perform TPMS Functions

Here are the main functions you can perform:

• TPMS Relearn: After replacing or rotating tires, use this function to recalibrate the system so the vehicle can recognize the new sensor positions.
• Sensor Activation: Use this feature to activate TPMS sensors to detect their IDs and data.
• Sensor Programming: If needed, program new sensors. The TS900 is compatible with Autel 1-Sensors that can be programmed to work with a variety of vehicles.
• Sensor Read: You can read sensor information such as pressure, temperature, and battery status.

6. Diagnostics (Optional)

• The TS900 also offers full vehicle diagnostics beyond TPMS. You can check other systems like engine, ABS, airbags, and transmission by selecting the Diagnostics option and following the prompts.

7. Perform Service Functions

• After completing diagnostics or TPMS tasks, you can perform additional service functions like resetting oil lights, brake resets, or battery registrations from the Service Functions menu.

8. Review Results

• After each task, the TS900 will display results, including sensor IDs, pressure readings, or diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs).
• You can print or save the results if needed, using the device’s built-in options.

9. Disconnect and Power Off

• After completing all necessary tasks, turn off the device and disconnect it from the OBD-II port.
• Store the device properly for the next use.

Additional Features:

• Wireless Connectivity: The TS900 supports wireless Bluetooth TPMS sensor programming, allowing you to work efficiently without being tethered to the vehicle.
• Touchscreen Interface: The 8-inch touchscreen is responsive and easy to navigate for different vehicle systems.

Here’s a more detailed guide on how to use the TPMS functions with the Autel MaxiTPMS TS900:

1. Turn On the Device and Connect to the Vehicle

• Power on the TS900 by pressing the power button.
• Connect the device to the vehicle’s OBD-II port using the provided OBD-II connector.
  • The OBD-II port is usually located under the dashboard, near the driver's seat.
• Wait for the device to automatically detect the vehicle’s details, or input the make, model, and year manually.

2. Access the TPMS Function

• On the main menu, tap on the TPMS icon to enter the TPMS functions.
• You’ll be presented with different TPMS options, such as Sensor Activation, Sensor Read, Sensor Programming, and Relearn Procedure.

3. TPMS Functions Overview

Here are the key TPMS functions available on the TS900:

3.1 Sensor Activation

This function is used to activate a sensor and read its data.

• Step 1: Tap on Sensor Activation from the TPMS menu.
• Step 2: The TS900 will prompt you to activate the sensor.
  • If you’re using a Bluetooth sensor or Autel 1-Sensor, the TS900 will activate the sensor wirelessly.
• Step 3: Follow the on-screen instructions to go around the vehicle and position the tool near each tire.
• Step 4: The device will display sensor information such as:
  • Tire Pressure
  • Temperature
  • Battery Status
  • Sensor ID (unique to each tire)

3.2 Sensor Read

This function reads and displays the current sensor data from each tire.

• Step 1: Tap on Sensor Read from the TPMS menu.
• Step 2: The tool will read the data from all TPMS sensors.
  • This includes pressure, temperature, and sensor IDs.
• Step 3: The TS900 will display a list of sensor IDs, including the tire position, pressure, and temperature.
  • Use this function to identify faulty sensors or verify the health of your TPMS system.

3.3 Sensor Programming (for Replacing/Adding Sensors)

If you need to program new TPMS sensors (e.g., replacing old or damaged ones), follow these steps:

• Step 1: Tap on Sensor Programming from the TPMS menu.
• Step 2: Choose the sensor type (e.g., Autel 1-Sensor).
• Step 3: Follow the prompts to enter vehicle details (make, model, year).
• Step 4: The TS900 will instruct you to program new sensors or clone existing sensors.
  • To program, the device will generate a unique Sensor ID for the new sensors, which will be stored in the vehicle’s ECU.

3.4 Relearn Procedure (TPMS Reset After Tire Changes)

When tires are replaced or rotated, the TPMS system needs to be recalibrated using the Relearn Procedure:

• Step 1: Tap on Relearn Procedure from the TPMS menu.
• Step 2: The TS900 will guide you through the process.
  • You may need to drive the vehicle in some cases, or the system may require you to trigger the relearn function from the OBD-II port.
• Step 3: After the procedure, the vehicle will recognize the new sensor positions and reset the TPMS light.

4. View Results

After completing each TPMS function, the TS900 will display the following data:

• Tire Pressure (in PSI or Bar)
• Temperature (in Celsius or Fahrenheit)
• Sensor ID (unique identifier for each tire sensor)
• Battery Status (to show sensor health)

5. Save or Print Report

• You can save the results to the device’s internal memory for later reference.
• If needed, you can also print or share the report using the device’s options.

6. Disconnect and Power Off

• Once you’ve completed your tasks, disconnect the TS900 from the OBD-II port.
• Power off the device.

Additional Tips:

• The TS900 supports both standard and Bluetooth TPMS sensors.
• Make sure the device’s software is up-to-date to ensure compatibility with the latest sensor models.