Gestion des capteurs tpms, mode moto seulement

Bonjour à tous,

j'ai installé 2 tpms sur la moto, mais quand je prends le zumo dans la voiture, il me dit qu'il ne trouve pas les capteurs et j'ai un message d'erreur donc à l'écran, même si je suis en mode voiture.

Alors y a t il moyen de dire au GPS :" les tpms c'est que en mode moto" ?

je pense être le seul pour le moment avec les tpms malheureusement...

Probablement oui, en effet. Certaines marques ont déjà un dispositif similaire en option.

Le TPMS utilise Ant+ pour la communication entre les senseurs et le Zumo.
Comme sur d'autres modèles pour le rythme cardiaque.

N'y a-t'il pas un menu Outils > Ant+, qui permettrait d'intervenir sur les paramètres?

Bonne journée.

Claude

Négatif Djosef, mais merci quand même pour l'idée !

Je déterre le sujet car je m'intéresse aussi à cet option sur le zumo 390!

Bonjour Algo, je n'ai toujours pas trouvé de solution ...

tu a essayer de mettre le GPS en mode voiture ??? .

oui bien sûr

Bonjour,

pêché sur le site advrider (source miraculeuse pour les motards), sujet identique, avec la réponse du "spécialiste" Gramin:

"Garmin sez:
I would be happy to help you and can understand your frustration. TPMS issues can sometimes be difficult to troubleshoot if you do not have a unit that is currently paired with a bike on hand. Unfortunately, I'm unable to test this 'in house' as I'd need to pair the zumo 590 I do have, in order to check for a disable option. I've checked the manual as well as all other documentation I have for the TPMS app. I do find that the 'Sensor is disconnected' error will display in certain situations, one being if the zumo is used on a different vehicle, or the sensors are removed from the bike. I'm not finding any information on temporarily disabling the app once it has been paired. Since I'm in the office, and currently unable to pair with a motorcycle to test, I can only suggest to try the following:

Touch Apps>TPMS>Touch the Menu key, (3 horizontal bars in the upper left), check for a disable option here

In the event that you are not seeing any option to disable, I have forwarded this issue to a specialist who has the ability to test this, if necessary. We will reply back to you as soon as possible. Please allow a few business days to receive a reply. If there is not a 'Disable' option, we should be able to provide you with a work-around, at least temporarily.

I do apologize for the inconvenience, and will get back to you very soon.
I've replied to point out that there is no disable choice in that menu (Touch Apps>TPMS>Touch the Menu key, (3 horizontal bars in the upper left)), and that I use the 590 on a bike with sensors, a bike without sensors and a car."

Et la suite:
"Well, it looks like Garmin programmers are unable to create firmware that turns off the TPMS when the 590 is in the auto cradle, at least for now. Here is their description of how they're writing new firmware to deal with the issue:
Dear xxx,

Thank you for providing this information. A software update will be released in the near future that will correct this issue. With the new update, you will only be notified once per power cycle of the zumo. At this time, there is no option to completely disable the TPMS feature. Please continue to check for updates using our Garmin Express program, which you may download at [Vous devez être inscrit et connecté pour voir ce lien] if you do not already have it installed on your computer.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please let me know.

With Best Regards,

zzz
Customer Care - Automotive Team
Garmin International
(Emphasis added.) The upshot apparently is that because my 590 is used with TPMS sensors on one motorcycle, warnings will continue to display when mounted on vehicles (cars or otherwise) without TPMS sensors, but less often. I'm certainly no code writer, and I'm unable to judge what can and cannot be programmed, but this seems to be more of a patch to reduce annoyance rather than a well-thought-out fix. It's a compromise; I can deal with it. I really like the TPMS application on the 590."

En résumé, pour l'instant, la seule solution est d'effacer le profil TPMS, pas vraiment la panacée.

Garmin prétend y travailler, pour une nouvelle version du soft

Bonne journée.

Claude

c'est marrant, je m'en doutais... lol