User manual for "CN ELD"

Connect the ELD device
to your trucks
diagnostics port
The port might be under the dashboard or on the
floor next to the drivers seat. Look for an OBDII
port in light and medium-duty vehicles and a 6- or
9-pin circular port in heavy-duty vehicles.

Sync the ELD device
to the N ELD app
Download the app to your smartphone or tablet.
Open the app and log in with the username or
password created for you by your fleet manager.
Select your vehicle. The app will synchronize with
the device via Bluetooth.

Start driving
Once you have completed the first steps, vehicle
motion of 5 or more miles per hour will register as
driving time. Your duty status will be set to
Driving. Driving time cannot be edited.

Change your duty status
After driving (or whenever necessary), go to the
Status section and tap the arrow under the current
status to change it. Driving, On-Duty, Sleeper Berth,
and Off-Duty are the available statuses. Personal
Use and Yard More will only be available if
pre-configured by a fleet manager.

Certify your RODS
At the end of your shift, go to Logs, review your
records for the day, and tap Certify to sign them.

Manage your RODS
From the Logs section, tap on any date to edit or
annotate its events and statuses.If you edit a log
that has already been certified, you will have to
recertify it.

Pass roadside
DOT inspections
Go to the main menu, tap on DOT Inspection, and
then on Start Inspection to display your RODS for
the past seven days and all FMCSA-required
information for the officer.Tap on Send Logs to
transfer them to the officer if they request it.

Inspect your vehicle
Before or after a trip, go to DVIRs from the main
menu and tap on the plus sign to create a new
inspection report. Select any defective components
from the list and save the report.