User manual for "ELD-2000"

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ELD Driver Reference
Standard, Pro, Enterprise ELD
Link:https://help.wextelematics.com/docs/eld-driver-reference/ Last Updated:March 6th, 2018

The reference materials in this section are designed for Drivers using in-cab tablets running ELD software.
Note. If you are unsure as to whether your device is running on AOBRD or ELD software, please contact
your fleet administrator.
Learn how to log into the system, enter the necessary information, start your driving time, complete a roadside
inspection, manage co-drivers, successfully complete the post-trip sign out process, and more using the
reference materials listed below:

Using Your ELD Tablet
Exploring the Welcome Screen
Beginning Your Shift
During Your Shift
Managing Exceptions
Understanding and Resolving Conflicts
Completing a Roadside Inspection
Editing, Approving, and Certifying Logs
Using Co-Drivers
Using ELD Messaging  Driver (Pro/Enterprise Only)
Ending Your Shift
Exploring the Driver Portal

Note. An instructional video is available for most of the ELD reference articles listed above. Where
applicable, videos are provided in the top-right corner of the article page under Related Video.

Using Your ELD Tablet
Using the ELD tablet
The tablet has several physical buttons that allow you to operate the tablet. We have provided descriptions for the
most commonly used buttons below.

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Numbe
r

Button

Description

1

Power

Press this button to wake the tablet. Press and hold this button to power off or
reboot the tablet.

2

+

Press this button to increase the volume on the tablet.

3

-

Press this button to decrease the volume on the tablet.

4

Home

Press this button to return to the tablet Home Screen from any application.

5

Multitask

Press this button to quickly switch between open application windows.

6

Return

Press this button to return to the previous screen within the active application
window.

Using ELD Tablet Applications
The tablet can run multiple applications. We have provided descriptions for the applications available on the
tablet in the table below. To view and/or open applications, tap on the Home button (see table above) and tap on
the application icon of the application you would like to use or open. You may need to scroll up to see all
available tablet applications.
Note. Drivers should only need to use the eFleetSuite, Messaging, and Driver Guide applications on the
tablet, all other applications are available for the HOS Administrator to use, if required, or are
applications to be run in the background of the eFleetSuite application.

App Icon

App

Description

Settings

Use this app to adjust settings on the tablet.

Vehicle

This app provides raw diagnostic data about the communication
between the tablet and the tracking device.
Not typically used, unless under the direction of an HOS Support
Team member.

Data
Service
(VDS)
eFleetSuite

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Use this app to sign in to the tablet, record HOS events, view
available driving time, review previous logs and
DVIR information, and more.

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Standard, Pro, Enterprise ELD
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App Icon

App

Description

Magellan

This app provides navigation/mapping integration from the GPS
Portal to the ELD tablet.
Background app, not typically used actively.

SmartGPS
Updater

Use this app to keep HOS applications up-to-date.

Messaging

Use this app to send messages and view incoming messages and
dispatches from the
dispatcher.

Driver Guide

Use this app to open a comprehensive resource on using the tablet
and
its features.

Exploring the Welcome Screen
Getting to Know the Welcome Screen
The eFleetSuite Welcome Screen will automatically display when the vehicles ignition status is turned to ON.
You will use this screen to sign in to your ELD tablet. Additionally, some of the features/icons appearing on this
screen (e.g., Trailer icon, Shipment icon, Communication icon, Connection icon, System Time) will be displayed
throughout your use of the ELD tablet. Therefore, please take some time to familiarize yourself with the properties
of the Welcome Screen as provided below.

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Feature

Description

1  Version Number

Displays the current software version.
Note: Tap to view Provisioning Information and System Check for
troubleshooting purposes, which can be especially helpful when verifying
ignition installation.

2  Driver ID Field

Tap to enter your Driver ID in this field.

3  Password Field

Tap to enter your Password in this field.

4  Sign In button

Tap this button after entering your credentials to sign in to the device.

5  Trailer Icon ()

Indicates that trailer information has not been entered into the logs.

6  Shipment Icon ()

Indicates that shipment information has not been entered into the logs.

7  GPS Icon ()

Displays the status of the ELD's GPS lock on location data.
Green = Location received
Yellow = Location data received but unable to get a valid fix on the location
Red = No location received

8  Communication Icon ()

Displays the status of the ELD's connectivity to the host software.
Green = Connection
Yellow = Communication is temporarily turned off (no data to send)
Red = No connection

9  Connection Icon ()

Displays the status of the ELD's connectivity to the GPS hardware.
Green = Connected and recording data
Grey = Data has stopped being received and paper logs should be used
Red = Connection to GPS hardware has been lost and paper logs should
be used

10  System Time

The system date and time against which activity is logged.

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