User manual for "LOGSFLY"

ELD MANUAL
For Truckers

Setting Up Your ELD
Hardware
Let's start by checking the contents of the package to
ensure everything is there.

Locate the diagnostic port in your vehicle's cabin. It can
typically be found on or under the dash, usually to the right
of the steering column or on the floor next to the driver's
seat.

Now, connect the cord from the ELD hardware to the
diagnostic port.

To keep the ELD device securely in place, use tape to
attach it to the top of the dash. If it's plugged into a floor
outlet, tape it to the sidewall of the cabin.

Last, download the ELD app and sync it to the device.

HOS Logs
When you need to make changes to your HOS logs, it's a
breeze:
Open the app and navigate to the Logs section.

Find the specific log entry you want to edit.

Please note that you cannot modify your driving time or
delete previous HOS statuses. However, you can make
edits to other fields as needed.

While making edits, exercise caution to ensure compliance
with HOS regulations. The system will provide warnings to
assist you, but it won't prevent you from saving potentially
violative edits.

If you edit a certified log, keep in mind that it will need to be
recertified.

Roadside Inspections and
RODS
Pulled over for a roadside inspection? Follow these steps:
Access DOT Inspection mode directly from the Main Menu.

Tap the Start Inspection button to display your Records of
Duty Status (RODS) to the inspecting officer. You can use
the arrows on the sides of the Date field to navigate
through your logs easily.

If the officer requests it, you have the option to send your
RODS by tapping the Send button. Simply choose between
web services or email and provide the necessary
information as prompted.

Once the inspection is complete, tap the Back button to
seamlessly return to your regular logs.

HOS Compliance Alerts
Stay on top of HOS compliance with our helpful alerts:
While on the main logs screen, keep an eye out for the red
exclamation icon. This icon indicates the presence of a
HOS violation or a Form/Certification warning in your log.

Scroll down below the log graph to find a list of HOS
Violations. Tapping on a violation will provide you with
more details about it.

These violations cover various areas, including Cycle
Violations, Shift Violations, Driving Violations, and Break
Violations.

Reviewing Your HOS
Rules
To review your HOS rules, follow these simple steps:
Go to the Main Menu and locate the Rules section.

Check out the rules on your profile, which will display the
rule set you're currently using. This includes information
about your cycle, cargo type, and other details like
authorization for personal conveyance and yard moves.

If you have any questions or need further clarification
about your HOS settings, don't hesitate to reach out to your
fleet manager for guidance.
Cycle Rule

USA 70 hour / 8 day
Restart

34 Hours Restart

Co-Drivers and Single
Driver Configuration
For co-drivers operating as a team, it's important that both
drivers use the same app and device.

If you're a single driver using multiple devices, ensure that
the data is transferred correctly to the server before
switching to another device.

By following these guidelines, you can maximize the
efficiency and effectiveness of your ELD system while
staying compliant with regulations.

Safe travels and happy trucking!