User manual for "ISAAC InControl"

Below you will find the vendor-provided user manual for the ELD product "ISAAC InControl".

For vendor contact details and additional devices from the same company, see their page ISAAC Instruments.

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V5.11  Revision 1

 2024 ISAAC Instruments Inc.  All rights reserved

DISCLAIMER
ISAAC Instruments Inc. reserves the right to modify the content herein without notifying any person of such revision or changes.
ISAAC Instruments Inc. products must be used in accordance with the General Terms and Conditions of Sale, the ISAAC Solution
Installation Guides and the documents and/or platforms to which they refer, in particular the ISAAC Installation Portal.
ISAAC Instruments Inc. products must also be used, at all times, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, including
road safety in Canada and the United States, as applicable, including, but not limited to, those aimed at preventing, eliminating,
and punishing distracted driving.
Foregoing any of the above-mentioned instructions may cause a dangerous situation likely to affect the safety of persons and
property and to cause damage and/or penalties for which ISAAC Instruments Inc. cannot be held liable.

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DISCLAIMER
Context
Your ISAAC InControl tablets use internal Lithium-Ion batteries just like those widely found in modern electronics like laptops, cellphones, and
electric cars.
Warning
Lithium-Ion batteries present a fire hazard, injury, and property damage. Physical damage to the tablet greatly increases these risks. If any
part of the tablet presents visible physical damage or irregularities (including, but not limited to, swelling, fissures, cracks, or chips), stop using
the device and contact ISAACs technical support team.
If the tablet becomes searing hot, leaks liquid, emits smoke or a burning odor, or makes a cracking sound, IMMEDIATELY shut it down, disconnect
the device from the tablet dock and place the device away from any flammable material in a secure location outside the truck cab.
Please contact the ISAAC technical support team and provide pictures of any physical damage on the device.
Terms of use












The tablet usage must comply at all times with the laws and regulations applicable to road safety in Canada and the United States.
Do not use the device outside its operating temperature range (20C to 60C / -6F to 140F).
Never leave the tablet directly under the sun, near a heat source, or in the truck cab during a heat wave or extreme cold temperatures.
Never use a device that presents visible physical damage or irregularities (including but not limited to swelling, fissures, cracks, or chips).
Never use a device that emits smoke or unusual heat.
Use only ISAAC-approved accessories.
Do not use cables with peeled off or damaged covering, do not use any tablet charger that is damaged or malfunctioning.
Do not modify, disassemble, crush, or puncture the device.
Do not wash the device under running water.
Do not use outside the truck close to refueling stations.
Do not open the devices cover.

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Contents
CONTEXT .......................................................................................................................... 2
WARNING......................................................................................................................... 2
TERMS OF USE ................................................................................................................... 2
ISAAC ONTHEGO  OVERVIEW .................................................................................... 1
DRIVER NOTIFICATIONS....................................................................................................... 1
INTERNET ACCESS (APPLICATIONS) ....................................................................................... 1
ELD COMPLIANCE MALFUNCTIONS AND DATA DIAGNOSTICS ..................................................... 2
DRIVER INSPECTION VEHICLE REPORT (DVIR) ......................................................................... 2
HOURS OF SERVICE ............................................................................................................. 3
DISPATCHER TRIP INSTRUCTIONS........................................................................................... 4
DASHBOARD...................................................................................................................... 5
ROADSIDE INSPECTIONS ...................................................................................................... 6
MESSAGES ........................................................................................................................ 7
ISAAC INMETRICS AND DOCUMENTS ................................................................................... 8
TEAM DRIVING................................................................................................................... 9
SOME BASICS ............................................................................................................. 10
REMINDER ...................................................................................................................... 10
TURNING ON THE TABLET .................................................................................................. 10
STARTING ISAAC ONTHEGO ............................................................................................ 10
LOGGING IN AND LOGGING OUT ......................................................................................... 11
GETTING AROUND IN ISAAC ONTHEGO  BASIC INFORMATION AND FEATURES ....................... 12
CONFIRMING AN AUTOMATIC OPERATING ZONE CHANGE ....................................................... 13
CHANGING THE OPERATING ZONE MANUALLY ....................................................................... 13
CHANGING THE HOURS-OF-SERVICE REGULATION.................................................................. 13
CONFIRMING THE NEW DAY START TIME .............................................................................. 14
ADJUSTING THE SCREENS BRIGHTNESS ..

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