Permaseal NFC
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Permaseal NFC is a utilities app that programs Permaseal NFC Universal Sensors, such as the PTS-01R, over NFC as an alternative to traditional TPMS tools. It is aimed at people who work with tire pressure sensors on vehicles. One notable point is that new vehicle coverage and protocols are added automatically when the device is online.
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Permaseal introduces a free, easy-to-use app designed to configure and program Permaseal NFC Universal Sensors using Near-Field Communication (NFC). NFC programming provides a fast and convenient alternative to traditional TPMS programming tools, allowing sensors to be programmed directly from a compatible smartphone.
The Permaseal app can program the PTS-01R NFC Universal Sensor with the required protocol for the selected vehicle. New vehicle coverage and protocols are automatically added to the app when connected to the internet.
Follow these simple steps to get started:
1. Ensure NFC is enabled on your device. 2. Open the Permaseal app and select the Make, Model, and Year of the vehicle. 3. Tap "Scan Sensor" and position your phone directly over the sensor housing.
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