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Matrack SmartELD Hours of Service April 2019/ V1.0.1825-1905 Matrack SmartELD Copyright Matrack SmartELD 2019. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means or stored in any retrieval system of any nature without prior written permission except as expressly permitted by any written contract signed by Matrack SmartELD with the recipient. The contents of this documentation are the confidential information of Matrack SmartELD and are subject to the provisions of Matrack SmartELD standard Customer Agreement or Non-disclosure Agreement (as relevant) or any similar agreement signed by Matrack SmartELD and entered into with the recipient. The contents of this documentation (or any part or it) must not be used or disclosed to any third party by the recipient except as expressly permitted by the relevant agreement. If you (or your company) have not signed an agreement with Matrack SmartELD you must not use this documentation, must treat it as strictly confidential and must promptly return it to Matrack SmartELD. Change History This section details what changes have been made in order to prompt a new version of this product specification: Version Date Author(s) Section Page No. Change Page 2 Matrack SmartELD Contents 1 Main Screen .............................................................................................................................................. 6 1.1 Using the HOS Action Bar .................................................................................................................. 6 2 Customizing the HOS App Preferences .................................................................................................... 7 2.1 Hours of Service Settings ................................................................................................................... 8 2.1.1 Set Hours of Service Preferences ................................................................................................. 8 2.1.2 Capturing the Drivers Signature ................................................................................................. 9 2.1.3 Customizing the Carrier Information ......................................................................................... 10 2.1.4 Driving Rules .............................................................................................................................. 11 2.2 Vehicle Data Settings ....................................................................................................................... 25 2.3 Device Preferences .......................................................................................................................... 26 3 Familiarizing the Hours of Service Main Screen Tiles ............................................................................ 29 3.1 Time Remaining Tile ........................................................................................................................ 29 3.2 Changing the Drivers Duty Status .................................................................................................. 30 3.3 Changing the Drivers Ruleset ......................................................................................................... 33 3.4 Recap ................................................................................................................................................ 33 3.5 Start Break ....................................................................................................................................... 33 3.6 Data Transfer ................................................................................................................................... 36 3.7 Options............................................................................................................................................. 42 3.8 Logs .................................................................................................................................................. 42 3.9 DVIR ................................................................................................................................................. 43 3.10 Shift/Cycle ...................................................................................................................................... 43 4 Check Driver Availability ........................................................................................................................ 44 5 Driver Logs .............................................................................................................................................. 45 5.1 Using the Driver Logs Bulk/ Multiple Selection Functions ............................................................. 46 5.2 The Driver Logs Accordion Header Features ................................................................................... 46 5.2.1 Daily Drivers Log Entry Check-box (Uncertified Log) ................................................................ 46 5.2.2 Daily Drivers Log Entry Check-box (Already Certified) .............................................................. 47 5.2.3 Daily Drivers Title Log (Recertify Log) ....................................................................................... 47 5.2.4 Recap ......................................................................................................................................... 47 5.2.5 Daily Drivers Log Grid ................................................................................................................ 48 Page 3 Matrack SmartELD 5.2.6 Edit Daily Drivers Log Form ....................................................................................................... 49 5.2.7 DVIR ........................................................................................................................................... 50 5.2.8 Certify a Log............................................................................................................................... 51 5.2.9 Email a Log ................................................................................................................................ 52 5.2.10 Edit a Log ................................................................................................................................. 53 5.3 Malfunction and Data Diagnostic Events ........................................................................................ 68 5.4 DVIR ................................................................................................................................................. 82 5.4.1 DVIR Feature Main Navigation Menu ..................................................................................... 82 5.4.2 DVIR Feature Hours of Service Main Screen ........................................................................... 82 5.4.3 Selecting Your DVIR Type ........................................................................................................... 84 5.4.4 Starting Your DVIR ..................................................................................................................... 85 5.4.5 Searching a DVIR Item ............................................................................................................... 85 5.4.6 Completing the First DVIR Area ................................................................................................. 86 5.4.7 Capturing an Image of a DVIR Item ........................................................................................... 87 5.4.8 Adding a Comment or Remark to a DVIR Item .......................................................................... 87 5.4.9 Finishing / Certifying Your DVIR ................................................................................................. 88 5.4.10 Submitting or Certifying the DVIR............................................................................................ 91 5.4.11 Deleting a DVIR........................................................................................................................ 92 5.4.12 Emailing a DVIR ....................................................................................................................... 92 5.5 DVIR History ..................................................................................................................................... 93 5.5.1 Viewing DVIR History by Vehicle ................................................................................................ 93 6 Roadside Inspection ............................................................................................................................... 94 6.1 Roadside Inspection Main Navigation Menu ............................................................................... 94 6.2 Roadside Inspection HOS Main Menu .......................................................................................... 95 6.3 Inspection Screen Start Review .................................................................................................... 95 6.4 Roadside Inspection Screen Data Transfer .................................................................................. 97 7 Switch Equipment ................................................................................................................................... 98 7.1 Switch Equipment Main Navigation Menu .................................................................................. 98 7.2 Options Menu .................................................................................................................................. 99 7.3 Switch Equipment DVIR Screen .................................................................................................... 99 7.4 Switching Equipment ..................................................................................................................... 100 Page 4 Matrack SmartELD 7.5 Managing Vehicles / Trailers ......................................................................................................... 101 7.5.1 Manage Vehicles / Trailers Delete ........................................................................................ 102 7.5.2 Manage Vehicles / Trailers Edit ............................................................................................ 103 7.5.3 Manage Vehicles / Trailers Add ............................................................................................ 104 8 Documents ............................................................................................................................................ 109 8.1 Documents Main Navigation Menu ........................................................................................... 109 8.2 Documents Options Menu.......................................................................................................... 110 8.3 Adding Documents ........................................................................................................................ 111 8.4 Editing / Deleting a Document ...................................................................................................... 112 9 Add Fuel Receipts ................................................................................................................................. 113 9.1 Main Navigation Menu .................................................................................................................. 113 9.2 Fuel Receipts Screen ...................................................................................................................... 114 9.3 Adding Fuel Receipts ..................................................................................................................... 114 9.4 Editing or Deleting a Fuel Receipts................................................................................................ 116 10 Co-Drivers ........................................................................................................................................... 117 10.1 Logon Co-Driver ........................................................................................................................... 117 10.2 Switch Driver................................................................................................................................ 122 11 Shipping Documents ........................................................................................................................... 122 12 Add Remark ........................................................................................................................................ 123 13 Cargo Inspected (Canada only) ........................................................................................................... 124 14 Exempt Driver ..................................................................................................................................... 126 15 Logout ................................................................................................................................................. 127 16 Unidentified Driving Events................................................................................................................ 129 17 Warning Features ............................................................................................................................... 130 18 List of Login Errors .............................................................................................................................. 133 Page 5 Matrack SmartELD 1 Main Screen The Hours of Service main screen is where you log your duty status events and which, in turn, determines your compliance with FMCSA Hours of Service Regulations. This screen also serves as your gateway to the rest of the The main screen also provides essential information about the apps user: Driver Name: Displays the name of the driver who is logged in and whose logs are displayed. Vehicle Name: Displays the drivers vehicle name. Trailer Name: Displays the drivers trailer name. Note: Can tap Vehicle and Trailer name to display Switch Vehicle Dialog. apps features. 1.1 Using the HOS Action Bar The HOS Action Bar is the starting point for navigating to the different pages within the app and is always present in the apps topmost portion: The action bar features the following navigational controls of the app: Action Tool Name Action Tool Icon Description Main navigation hamburger Tap to open the main navigation menu of the application Refresh Button Tap to manually refresh the data in the app page. Hidden under all icons are present. Logout Button submenu icon once Tap to log out of the app, this will also set Page 6 Matrack SmartELD your status to Off Duty. Hidden under submenu icon once all icons are present. Malfunction Button Tap to see uncleared Malfunctions Data Diagnostics Button Tap to see uncleared Data Diagnostics. Turns into an accent color (based on the apps theme) if there are new events and turns white when already viewed. VBUS Connectivity Indicates that the device is connected to a VBUS device and turns to when disconnected. Hence, connection interruptions may occur which will turn into Pending Edit Request Button Connect Button flashing icon while in a reconnecting state. Tap to display the pending edit request dialog, edit request is from Motor Carrier Edit Suggestions, correction of errors with Team Drivers, and Events logged under Unidentified Driver Profile. Tap to display a dialog to Connect to Vehicles VBUS Device. It has the same capabilities as the VBUS icon . 2 Customizing the HOS App Preferences The apps settings and preferences can be customized in the Hours of Service Preferences screen. To navigate to this part of the app, select the icon or swipe the screen to the right to display the main navigation menu, select the Settings option and then select the Hours of Service option, this will display the Settings screen. Page 7 Matrack SmartELD 2.1 Hours of Service Settings 2.1.1 Set Hours of Service Preferences This is where the basic driver, vehicle, carrier and shipping data is entered and stored within the app. The identification data stored here is then used by the app, web portal and in the drivers daily log report. After logging in to the app for the first time When the app is used for the first time, the driver is taken directly to the Main Dashboard after which a Select Equipment dialog box will be displayed. It will continue to display until the user chooses a specified vehicle and trailer (if needed) to use. Driver can select option None to use the app without selecting a vehicle. Page 8 Matrack SmartELD 2.1.2 Capturing the Drivers Signature The application can capture the signature of the driver which is then used for digitally certifying a log. To create the driver signature, select the main navigation hamburger , select the Settings option and then select Hours of Service: The Driver Information section of the screen will be displayed along with any signature that has been created for the driver. Tap on the signature. icon to create or change the Create or update your signature in the app by using your finger to create your signature. Tap the Done button to save your signature. You can also select the Clear button to clear the captured signature and start again. Page 9 Matrack SmartELD 2.1.3 Customizing the Carrier Information The carrier information can also be set from within the Hours of Service section (main navigation hamburger > Settings > Hours of Service). You can scroll the screen down to the Carrier Information section: Enter details for the following: Carrier Name Carrier DOT Number Main Office Address Phone Number Home Terminal Details of the driver Note: The driver is allowed to select a specific Carrier Information if Allow driver ability to change carrier in portal->settings->account setting under Portal Controls and Allow Carrier Change in Drivers Management page are enabled. Page 10 Matrack SmartELD 2.1.4 Driving Rules This is where you change the HOS rules or the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administrations (FMCSA) regulations that govern the hours that a commercial vehicle driver can legally accumulate driving or being on duty for a motor carrier in a working day and week. This is also where you apply the HOS rules exceptions. The driving rules can also be set from within the Hours of Service section (main navigation hamburger > Settings > Hours of Service). You can scroll the screen down to the Driving Rules section: Select the appropriate HOS rules that you would like the app to use from the drop-down list. You can customize the region, cycle, cargo, exceptions and time zone rules. Page 11 Matrack SmartELD Region This is where you can set the region. The options are USA and Canada. The cycle and exceptions displayed are dependent on which region has been set by the driver. Notes: If the region selected is Canada, then the condition Canada Off-Duty Deferral is enabled. This means that you are allowed to get an extra two hours of driving and on duty in a 24-hour period (day 1) and take the required extra two hours off on the following day (day 2). The Deferral status is shown on the Drivers Daily Logs. A remark will be recorded in Edit Logs screen with a note Changed to USA ruleset or Change to Canada ruleset if region is changed via the Setting screen or in Main Dashboard screen>Change Cycle dialog. Page 12 Matrack SmartELD Cycle This is where you can set the consecutive multi-day duty period which the driver will follow. Choosing a cycle will take into effect the corresponding legal limitations on the hours that can be used by the driver in a 7 day or 8 day working cycle. Available Cycle Rules Options Interstate - Federal Rules Cycle Shift Limit Drive Limit Until Break Break Left US60hr7days 7 days 14 hours 11 hours 8 hours 30 minutes US70hr8days 8 days 14 hours 11 hours 8 hours 30 minutes Alaska70hr7days 7 days 20 hours 15 hours 8 hours 30 minutes Alaska80hr8days 8 days 20 hours 15 hours 8 hours 30 minutes California80hr8days 8 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A N/A Intrastate Cycle Rules Cycle Shift Limit Drive Limit Break Limit Alabama60hr7days 7 days 15 hours 10 hours N/A Alabama 70hr8days 8 days 15 hours 10 hours N/A Florida 70hr7days 7 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A Florida 80hr8days 8 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A Illinois 60hr7days 7 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A Illinois 70hr8days 8 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A Maryland 70hr7days 7 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A Maryland 80hr8days 8 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A Massachusetts 60hr7days 8 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A Massachusetts 70hr8days 8 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A Page 13 Matrack SmartELD Michigan 60hr7days 7 days 14 hours 11 hours 30 minutes Michigan 70hr8days 7 days 14 hours 11 hours 30 minutes New Hampshire 60hr7days 7 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A New Hampshire 70hr8days 8 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A New York 60hr7days 7 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A New York 70hr8days 8 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A North Carolina 70hr7days 7 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A North Carolina 80hr8days 8 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A North Dakota 70hr7days 7 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A Pennsylvania 60hr7days 7 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A Pennsylvania 70hr8days 8 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A South Carolina 70hr7days 7 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A South Carolina 80hr8days 8 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A Tennessee 60hr7days 7 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A Tennessee 70hr8days 8 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A Texas 70hr7days 7 days 15 hours 12 hours N/A Wisconsin 70hr7days 70 days 16 hours 12 hours 30 minutes Wisconsin 80hr8days 80 days 16 hours 12 hours 30 minutes Vermont 60hr8days 7 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A Vermont 70hrs8days 8 days 14 hours 11 hours N/A Virginia 70hr7days 7 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A Virginia 80hr8days 8 days 16 hours 12 hours N/A Page 14 Matrack SmartELD Canada Cycle Rules Cycle Shift Limit Drive Limit Break Limit Canada 70hr7days South 7 days 16 hours 13 hours N/A Canada 120hr14days South 7 days 16 hours 13 hours N/A Canada 80hr7days North 7 days 20 hours 15 hours N/A Canada 120hr14days North 7 days 20 hours 15 hours N/A Alberta Province N/A 15 hours 13 hours 30 minutes Any of the above cycle rules are depending on the region selected and can be applied given the appropriate rule from the region drop down list. Intrastate to Interstate driving rules If the driver is operating in intrastate mode and is crossing over a state line then the app automatically switches to federal rules. A dialog will display confirming that the driving rules have changed right after crossing boundaries. Page 15 Matrack SmartELD Example: SouthCarolina80hr8days to US70hr8days or SouthCarolina70hr7days to US60hr7days Interstate to Intrastate driving rules The driver must also follow the Federal HOS regulations for a short period of time while operating in interstate commerce. If the driver were using the 60-hour/7-day schedule, he must follow the Federal HOS regulations for the next 7 days having done operating in interstate commerce. If you were using the 70-hour/8-day schedule, you must follow the Federal hours-of-service regulations for the next 8 days after you finish operating in interstate commerce. Note: To perform intrastate check, enable the option available in the Settings > HOS Preferences (however this check is optional). The user has the ability to whether or not perform to the checking. Also, it is important for the driver to monitor the cycle used for the past 7 or 8 days. Page 16 Matrack SmartELD Cargo This will set the applicable Hours of Service rules for property carrying or passenger carrying commercial vehicles. Available Cargo Rules Options Property the 11 and 14 hours rule will apply. Passenger the 10 and 15 hours rule will apply. Either of the above cargo rules can be applied by selecting the appropriate rule from the drop down. list Exceptions The options that appear when tapping the Exceptions button will allow the driver to avail of exceptions from the Hours of Service rules for as long as certain conditions are met as stipulated the Hours of Service section of the Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR Part 395.1-Hours of Service of Drivers-Scope of rules in this part) and other pertinent FMCSA regulations. Page 17 Matrack SmartELD Available US Exceptions Options Select the appropriate exception from the list. You must then enter a reason for applying the exception in the Enter reason for exception(s) field. Once complete, select the OK option to apply the selected exception. Note: Exceptions are different depending on the Region selected. 2 Hour Driving Extension for Adverse Driving Conditions Relief from all driving rules for Emergency Conditions Oilfield Operations with 24-hour restart 30 Minute Break Exemption for Petroleum Tank Drivers 30 Minute Break Exemption for Short-Haul Drivers 30 Minute OnDuty break for Asphalt drivers No Logs for CDL Short-haul Drivers operating within 100 air miles (12 hour shift) Note: A warning dialog is displayed if the short haul driver broken the 100 air miles from the home terminal. No Logs for Short-haul Asphalt, Ready-Mixed Concrete Drivers or Non-CDLDrivers operating within 150 air miles (14 hour shift) 24 Hour Restart for Construction, Groundwater well-drilling 16 Hour Driving Window Note: 16 Hour Driving Window exception can only be used once for the last 7 days or in every 70hr cycle, if the driver attempted to enable the exception an error dialog will display stating the following: Page 18 Matrack SmartELD However, it is possible for the driver to add another 16 Hour Driving Window exception when a cycle reset has occurred. Nevertheless, the driver will need to wait for the current cycle to end to be able to add the exception again. Utility Service Vehicle 30 Minute Break Exemption for Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association (SC&RA) Agricultural Operations Note: A confirmation dialog is displayed when using Agricultural Operations exception. Transport of Commercial Bees, Livestock Hi-rail 2-hour travel exclusion - 395.1(w) Driver salesperson - 395.1(c) Relief from Driving rules for State of Emergency - 390.23 California flammable tank drivers may drive 10 hours within a work shift No Logs for Non-Commercial Motor Vehicle Note: A warning dialog is displayed upon attempting to add a new event in current time while in Not-CMV exception. Tap Yes button to remove exception or tap No button to cancel. Page 19 Matrack SmartELD Available Canada Exceptions Options 2 Hour Driving Extension Special Permit Oil Well Service permit CanEmergencyConditions 2 Hour Driving Extension for Adverse Driving Conditions No Logs for drivers operating within 160km of home terminal Available Alberta Province Exceptions Options CanEmergencyConditions 2 Hour Driving Extension for Adverse Driving Conditions Page 20 Matrack SmartELD Time Zone Select the drivers Home Terminal time zone. Time zones available are: Hawaii America/Anchorage Pacific Time (PST8PDT) Mountain Time (MST7MDT) Saskatchewan Central Time (CST6CDT) Eastern Time (EST5EDT) Atlantic Canada/Newfoundland Asia/Manila Lock Screen Style The user has the ability to control the lock screen display. There are two (2) types available: new 'Remaining to violation' lock screen or the old '4 clocks' lock screen. Page 21 Matrack SmartELD Use Grid View Editing The user has the ability to use grid view editing. Once enabled, user can also set the edit increment time. (See Section 5.2.12 Edit a Log) Display Street Address Display Street address option will allow drivers to select where to get the location if it is the actual location or the nearest city with 5,000 population when in AOBRD mode. The option will only display for drivers that have permission which is set by the personnel in the portal->Account Settings under App Controls > Display Street Address for AOBRD mode. Page 22 Matrack SmartELD Email Service Provider There are (2) two email service provider options: via Server or Mobile App. Email Service Provider setting can be change on the portal->account settings under App Controls -> Email Sender. PDF Report Email Recipients You can set the default recipients of your Driver Daily Log PDF report in the part of the Settings Menu. Enter the email address or addresses that will become a recipient or recipients of the Hours of Service apps Daily Driver Log PDF report. The email addresses must be separated by a comma (,) PDF Generation Mode (Android only) Page 23 Matrack SmartELD There are (2) two PDF Generation Mode options: Legacy or Optimized mode. Optimized mode is an optimized version with a less PDF file size when generating a PDF report. Note: Setting option is only for Android app. Page 24 Matrack SmartELD 2.2 Vehicle Data Settings AOBRD Speed Threshold For vehicle in AOBRD mode, speed threshold setting is dependent on what is set on the portal->account settings under App Controls ->AOBRD Speed Threshold. The default value is 100 Mph/Kph. (For example: When the set AOBRD Speed Threshold is 100 Mph/Kph, lock screen will be shown and the app will be in driving state once the vehicle speed threshold reached to 100 mi/hour) The AOBRD speed threshold can also be set from within the Vehicle Data Settings section (main navigation hamburger > Settings > Vehicle Data Settings > AOBRD Speed Threshold). AOBRD Speed Threshold option is only enabled when a specific driver is allowed by the personnel to set speed threshold on app. Go to Drivers management page > Create/Edit dialog > and enable Set AOBRD Speed Threshold. If Set AOBRD Speed Threshold option is disabled on drivers settings, then driver is not allowed to set AOBRD threshold on app. Page 25 Matrack SmartELD 2.3 Device Preferences Unit of Distance Setting the default unit of measures. Disable Notification Sound The application has a Mute button to silence all sounds that could come from the application. Also, the ELD rules state that all application sounds should be muted during Sleeper status. However, the mobile device should not be muted so that sound will be available for phone calls. Note: When the current status is Sleeper Berth, it automatically mutes the application sound. Color Theme Displays option for selecting Color Theme. Page 26 Matrack SmartELD Night Theme By default, the application automatically changes to a night theme based on the sunset time calculated from the device's location. If location is not available, the local time of the device is used. Page 27 Matrack SmartELD Language Support The application supports language translation for English, French-Canadian (Francais (Canada)) and Spanish (Espaol (Estados Unidos)). To enable the desired translation, select the supported language located below the Login button and the translation will take effect immediately. Page 28 Matrack SmartELD 3 Familiarizing the Hours of Service Main Screen Tiles 3.1 Time Remaining Tile When the time remaining tile displays a grey color, it indicates that the driver is Off Duty, Sleeper or Waiting at Well Site; when the tile displays a green color, it indicates that the drivers status is Driving or On Duty; when the tile displays an amber color, it indicates that the drivers status is Driving or On Duty and has less than 3 hours left; when the tile displays a red color, it indicates that the drivers status is Driving or On Duty and has less than 1 hour left or has already ran out of time. Page 29 Matrack SmartELD Tap the time remaining panel to view the Time Remaining Clocks. Note: For Canadian Rules, a 14 hour On Duty limit on time remaining clock is shown. The time remaining clocks are color coded to match the time remaining panel. 3.2 Changing the Drivers Duty Status To change the duty status of the driver, tap the Duty Status button and select the appropriate driver duty status. Available Duty Status Options Duty Status Icon Duty Status Duty Status Icon Duty Status Off Duty On Duty Sleeper Berth Waiting at Site Driving Page 30 Matrack SmartELD Notes: Tapping the duty status button will show the Change Current Status pop up dialog. While creating event in Edit Logs screen, you can adjust the duration of the duty status event by tapping the Previous 15 minutes Time Interval button to increase the time duration and the Next 15 minutes Time Interval button to decrease the time duration. However, these buttons are disabled prevent time from going before or after the current day. (eg. 12:00AM 11:59PM). If Personal Use is enabled, the status will be set to Off Duty automatically and will disable the other checkboxes. Selection of this option will be recorded within the events history. Events except Off Duty will not be displayed in the grid but is displayed in the event history list. Off duty will always be the display in the grid and when the driver makes an automatic event, lock screen will also be shown. If Yard Moves is enabled, the status will be set to On Duty automatically and will disable the other checkboxes. Selection of this option will be recorded within the events history. Events except On Duty will not be displayed in the grid but is displayed in the event history list. On Duty will always be the display in the grid and when the driver makes an automatic event, lock screen will also be shown. A static notification on screen is visible when driver is currently in Personal Use or Yard Moves. Attempt to create or edit an event such as Off Duty, On Duty, Sleeper Berth in the middle of an automatically Driving event is not allowed, instead an error dialog is displayed stating "Error: shortening of prior driving event is not allowed. Select a time before or after the driving event." When the app is able to obtain a valid GPS fix, the Location field will be automatically populated with the current location information of the user. If there is no GPS fix, the Page 31 Matrack SmartELD Location field will remain blank, in this instance; you must manually input the relevant details. Location is a required field and must contain at least 5 characters upon adding or editing an event. Location records as street address if driver is in (1) Canadian cycle; or (2) vehicle used is in AOBRD mode and 'Display Street Address for AOBRD Mode' option is enabled in Account Settings > App Controls. For driver whose (3) vehicle used is in ELD mode, location records the closest city with less than 5,000 population in all driver statuses event except for Personal Use event. Personal Use event records the closest city with more than 5,000 population. Once all relevant details have been entered and the correct duty status selected, tap the OK button to save the new duty status event. You can also select the Cancel button to cancel adding the selected duty status. Changing the status to On Duty or Driving also enables the options for Personal Use and Off Road. Personal Use is mentioned in the FMCSAs Supplemental Proposal, which was published on March 28, 2014, that mandates ELDs for most drivers of CMVs that currently log. The proposal says that ELDs may be set up to allow drivers to put themselves in a special driving category called personal use. When a driver selects this option, the ELD will record the time as off duty until the driver de-selects the option. Off Road, on the other hand, means that the vehicle is running on rough terrain. Lastly, Yard Moves, has been established under a mandate which allows driver or personnel to perform duties like moving trucks around the home yard by establishing a single set of thresholds for all ELDs in an On Duty, not Driving status without triggering the device by reaching the thresholds. Page 32 Matrack SmartELD 3.3 Changing the Drivers Ruleset The country flag (US or Canadian ) indicates the ruleset the driver is currently using. To change the drivers ruleset, tap the on the country flag and select the appropriate driver country/ruleset from the dialog. Note: For new drivers, the set default country in the driving rules is based on the devices location. 3.4 Recap Tap the Recap button to bring up the recap information for the specified duty day and corresponding cycle data. 3.5 Start Break The Start Break button will be disabled when the duty status is Off Duty, Sleeper Berth or Waiting at Well Site. Page 33 Matrack SmartELD The Start Break button will be enabled when the duty status is On Duty or Driving. Once you tap the Start Break button, a pop-up dialog will be displayed with the following options: Break Type: Select from the dropdown list how long you would like your break to be. Set Alarm: (Enabled by default) Toggle button to disable or enable. If enabled, an audio alarm is played when break is over. If disabled, no audio alarm when break is over. Break Type Options: - USA Cycle: 30 minutes OffDuty 2 hours OffDuty 10 hours OffDuty 34 hours OffDuty 2 hours Sleeper 8 hours Sleeper 10 hours Sleeper - Canada Cycle: 10 minutes OffDuty 30 minutes OffDuty 2 hours OffDuty 8 hours OffDuty 10 hours OffDuty 24 hours OffDuty 36 hours OffDuty 72 hours OffDuty 2 hours Sleeper 8 hours Sleeper 10 hours Sleeper (not yet implemented on iOS app) Page 34 Matrack SmartELD If Start Break button is being tapped, then: o o o It sets the status to OffDuty/Sleeper (depending on the break type selected) The Start Break button turns to End Break. The Time Remaining button turns to On Break. If End Break button is being tapped, then: o It set status Driving (if the vehicle is moving) and driver can set status manually (if the vehicle is not moving). Page 35 Matrack SmartELD 3.6 Data Transfer Selecting the Data Transfer button from the Options Screen will display the list of supported data transfer options. The ELD provides a standardized single-step compilation for the drivers ELD records and initiation of the data transfer to authorized safety officials when requested during a roadside inspection. Tap the Data Transfer button to transfer data of the compilation of the drivers ELD records. Once tapped, a selection of the supported data transfer options by the ELD will prompt to the user. The available data transfer options for iOS app are Bluetooth, Email and Web Service only. Android app Data Transfer options iOS app Data Transfer options Page 36 Matrack SmartELD Select Vehicle - this option enables the ELD to produce a data file or a series of data files of ELD records for a subset of its vehicles used by the driver. Tap the Select Vehicle menu to show the list of vehicles used by the driver. The All Vehicles option will only display on the list when the driver has already driven multiple vehicles for the day. For Android app, list of vehicle/s are displayed in checkboxes. After selection of vehicle(s), it will then prompt the Data Transfer dialog to select data transfer options: Bluetooth, USB, Email or Web Service. For iOS app, list of vehicle/s are displayed in checkboxes. The app allows to select specific vehicle(s) to be included in ELD output file. The list of vehicles displayed are the vehicles that the driver used within the current cycle. Select or deselect vehicle or vehicles by tapping the checkbox button. Tap OK button to save selection. Transfer via Bluetooth Tethering - this option enables the user to transfer files through Bluetooth tethering. The ELD prompts for an output file comment which the driver may enter (optional). After the input, if Bluetooth is not yet turned on, a prompt will appear asking you to turn it on. Page 37 Matrack SmartELD You will then be asked to pick the device to which the ELD output file will be transmitted via Bluetooth tethering. After the data transfer process is successful, a toast message will then display at the bottom stating that the ELD Output File Transferred. Page 38 Matrack SmartELD Transfer via USB (Android Only) - this option enables the user to transfer files through USB (external devices). After selecting a data transfer option, the ELD prompts for an output file comment which the driver may enter (optional). The ELD accommodates the entry of an output file comment up to 60 characters long. Prior to saving the drivers ELD file to an external storage/device, the ELD must read a verification text file from the USB device provided by the Authorized Safety Officials. This can be done by selecting the path where the verification file is located on the Safety Officials USB device. If the verification process is successful, a Verification Successful dialog will display. Page 39 Matrack SmartELD Once OK button is tapped, then the driver can now select on where to save the ELD file. Upon confirmation, the ELD generates the compliant output file and performs the data transfer. A toast message will display at the bottom stating that the ELD Output File Transferred. Note: You cannot transfer a file via USB when the verification file on the device is not the same as the verification file on the inspectors USB drive. If this issue occurs a toast message will display stating Invalid verification file. Transfer via Email - this option enables the user to transfer files through email. The ELD output file transferred is encrypted using AES-256 in FIPS Publication Page 40 Matrack SmartELD 197. Before sending, the ELD prompts for an output file comment which the driver may enter (optional). After the data transfer process is successful, a toast message will then display at the bottom stating that ELD Output File Transferred. Note: Data transfer via email is sent to [email protected]. Transfer via Web Service - this option enables the user to submit ELD output files, and verify that the ELDs certificate, ELD Identifier, and Registration ID are still valid. After the data transfer process is successful, a toast message will then display at the bottom stating that ELD Output File Transferred. However, if data transfer is not successful, a toast message will then display at the bottom stating that ELD Output File Transfer Failed with corresponding data transfer error messages. Page 41 Matrack SmartELD 3.7 Options Selecting the Options button from the HOS Main Screen will display the Options module: The functions within the Options module will be covered in more detail throughout this document. 3.8 Logs Selecting the Logs button from the HOS Main Screen will display the current days log and provide the ability to navigate backwards to view the previous seven logs: Page 42 Matrack SmartELD Scroll the screen to view all of the information, or, tap the log grid to view the log events. 3.9 DVIR Selecting the DVIR button from the HOS Main Screen will display the Select DVIR screen: DVIR can be created to suit the vehicle types, all DVIRs will be displayed on this screen. DVIR History can be viewed by tapping the DVIR History button in the DVIR screen. Notes: When switching the vehicles, the equipments will be displayed along with their associated forms. Changing the forms used will pop up a message dialog stating Are you sure you want to use a different form? with a Cancel or Ok button. Inspect button is disabled when no DVIR form is associated to the current equipment used. 3.10 Shift/Cycle Selecting the Shift/Cycle button from the HOS Main Screen will display the total work hours of the drivers current work shift and the total working hours that the driver can legally accumulate over a certain cycle or a consecutive multi-day period: Page 43 Matrack SmartELD 4 Check Driver Availability Page 44 Matrack SmartELD From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the Options button and then tap the Gain Time button, this will then display a date & time of when the driver will gain his/her maximum hours. 5 Driver Logs The Driver Logs allows you to view and update the electronic recording of your duty status events in the HOS apps online driver logs. This is where you also store shipment data, send the certified logs to its intended recipients and manage other driving duty information. Page 45 Matrack SmartELD Scroll the screen to view all of the information, or, tap the log grid to view the log events. The daily log for the current day will be in expanded view by default. The daily driver logs for the previous days will be in collapsed view. To expand or collapse a daily log, tap the Collapsible Menu Header. Cycles and the Start Hour time used are also shown in the Log, it is found on the upper right corner just above the Grid Chart. 5.1 Using the Driver Logs Bulk/ Multiple Selection Functions The first part of the Driver Logs user interface feature controls and information for the bulk/multiple selection features. These controls will allow you to perform features for multiple selected driver logs. Function icon Function Description Selection Button Tap the button to select all certified logs Selected Logs Counter This shows the number of selected certified driver logs Reset Button This clears/deselects all of the selected driver logs 5.2 The Driver Logs Accordion Header Features To expand or collapse a daily log, tap the Driver Logs Accordion/Collapsible Menu Header: Note: Driver Logs title shows the full-time range when the Start Hour time is not zero. You can change the time by going to Settings > HOS Preferences 5.2.1 Daily Drivers Log Entry Check-box (Uncertified Log) Tap the check-box to certify the selected daily log: Page 46 Matrack SmartELD 5.2.2 Daily Drivers Log Entry Check-box (Already Certified) Tap the check-box to uncertify the selected daily log: 5.2.3 Daily Drivers Title Log (Recertify Log) When a certified log has been edited in the portal, it prompts the driver to either accept or reject the proposed changes through the Edit Suggestions dialog. Once the driver accepts an edit request, it will display a note on the daily drivers title log stating Recertify, which indicates the log needs to be certified again in order to include the records changes. 5.2.4 Recap Tap the Recap button to bring up the recap information and corresponding cycle data for the specified duty day Tapping the Recap button will display a complete recap for the end of the workday including: - Page 47 On Duty & Driving Hours, - Total hours on duty last 7 days (including current day), - Total hours available tomorrow, - Total hours On Duty last 8 days (including current day) Matrack SmartELD 5.2.5 Daily Drivers Log Grid Tap the drivers log grid to view the log events and edit the log. Scroll up/down the screen to view the Daily Drivers Form; this is where you can view the other required information that must appear in the drivers daily log. In addition, not all of the events statuses are displayed on the grid chart. Personal Use and Yard Moves are also displayed on the grid chart as an Amber color line to be visually different with the other event statuses, a dashed line represents the Personal Use event and a dotted line represents the Yard Moves event. The legends for Personal Use and Yard Moves event will only display when the said events occurred. Page 48 Matrack SmartELD 5.2.6 Edit Daily Drivers Log Form Tap the Edit button to open the Driver Log Form. From here, you can update the other required information that must appear in the drivers daily log (as listed below). The following information can be viewed / amended within the Daily Drivers Log Grid: Driver Information a) Driver Name displays the name of the driver. b) Vehicle Information Vehicle Name displays the name of the current Vehicle of the driver. Trailer Name displays the name of the current Trailer of the driver. Page 49 Matrack SmartELD Switch Equipment tap this button to launch the Switch Equipment dialog to select another Vehicle or Trailer names. Carrier displays the name of the Carrier. Driver can change their carrier (for driver who drives for more than one fleet or DOT number) if they are allowed to do so. This permission can be enabled in driver settings> Allow Carrier Change option. Carrier DOT Number a non-editable field which displays the Carrier DOT Number. c) Shipping Information Shipping docs displays the bill of lading or manifest number entered by the driver. Shipper & Commodity displays the shipper name and the type of commodity which the shipment contains. 5.2.7 DVIR This is where you can view a list of the DVIRs conducted during the selected working day. Tap the icon to open the pane for the email and view options. Tap the Email button to send the completed DVIR. Tap the View button to view the DVIR. Tap the Remove button to remove the DVIR. Notes: Email button will only be enabled if the DVIR Log is already certified. Certified logs cannot be removed (unless uncertified). Page 50 Matrack SmartELD 5.2.8 Certify a Log Tap the Certify button to certify the selected daily log. If the current status is Driving, a pop-up dialog will open and you will be asked to confirm changing the status to Off Duty: Tap the Certify Now button to confirm you wish to go Off Duty. Tap the Cancel button to cancel changing the status. Tap Send button after successfully entering email recipient(s) for the Tap to check Email log? option if certified log. Separate by comma you wish to email the certified for more than one (1) recipient. log to a recipient. Leave it uncheck to continue certifying Note: Email sender is dependent on what theis log without it. set on Accountemailing Settings > Account controls > App Controls > Email Sender. Tap the Agree button to confirm certifying a daily log. Tap the Not Ready button to cancel certifying a log. Email successfully sent toast message will display below the screen once emailing of certified log is successful. If the driver did not certify all the daily logs, the ELD will prompt the driver regarding uncertified logs upon logging in and logging out to the app along with the option to certify the relevant Page 51 days. Matrack SmartELD Note: During log certification, if the PDF upload fails, a copy of PDF file is saved into the PDF Archived folder under the App directory: Internal storage/ [App Name Folder]/PDF Archived/Certified Logs. This can be obtained manually if user reaches to more than two retries of failed upload. 5.2.9 Email a Log When driver need to email a certified logs PDF to the back office, the driver can send directly from the Mobile App used (e.g Gmail app for Android) or have the HOS Server send the email instead of sending it directly from the mobile device. Email Log via Server A Send Email dialog will display when driver enabled the Email log? checkbox option on the prompt to send certified log. Enter the email address for the recipient. If the recipient is more than one, separate email addresses by comma. Tap Send button to send the certified log PDF. Email Log via Mobile App Note: To send certified log PDF via HOS Sever, set the Email sender option to Server in the portal>account settings under App A mobile app will open (e.g. Gmail Controls -> Email Sender. app will open for Android device) with a new message that has a PDF file attached when the driver enabled the Email log? checkbox option on the prompt to send certified log. If driver has recipient email populated in the portal>settings>drivers management page>PDF Report or in the app>settings>PDF Report Email, then recipient email is also pre-populated in the email draft. Page 52 Note: To send certified log PDF via Mobile App, set the Email sender option to Mobile App in the portal>account settings under App Controls -> Email Sender. Matrack SmartELD 5.2.10 Edit a Log Only driver logs that have not yet been certified can be edited, you will have to uncertify a driver log in order to update its contents, to do this, tap the Edit button to uncertify the selected log and reopen it for editing: Tap the Uncertify Now button to confirm uncertifying the selected log. Tap the Cancel button to cancel uncertifying the selected log. Tap the OK button to close the pop-up dialog. The Edit Log screen can update/correct the drivers or driving duty data entries logged through the app. It can also view the history of an edited log. Tap the drivers log grid to start editing it: Page 53 Matrack SmartELD You can navigate through the daily driver logs by selecting either back or forward arrows located above the grid . Driver will be able to add a note to the following events: Intermediate log Login/Logout CMV Engine power up/shut down Malfunctions and diagnostic events Page 54 Matrack SmartELD Create Log Event via Legacy Mode To add a new event to the selected log, tap the Add button and input the relevant details to create the event. Once complete, tap the OK button to save the event. Change Current Status via Grid View Mode Notes: To add a new event to the selected log, tap the Add -> Change Current Status button and input the relevant details to create the event. Once complete, tap the Save button to save the event. Note: Use GridView Editing can be enabled in Settings->HOS Preferences. The current status of the app is Page 55 Matrack SmartELD disabled to prevent adding the status consecutively. Refer to 3.2 Changing the Drivers Status for Personal Use or Yard Moves. Upon adding or editing an event, Location is a required field and must contain at least 5 characters. Modify Log Event via Legacy Mode Tap the Edit button adjacent to any of the existing log events and make any required changes. Select a reason from the Reason drop-down list. Page 56 Selecting Other option from the Reason dropdown list will prompt an Enter Reason field. SmartELD Matrack Enter a Reason. Entered reason will be populated in the Reason field. Tap OK button to save changes. Modify Log Event via Grid View Mode Page 57 To modify log event via Grid View Editing mode: Matrack SmartELD Tap Edit button on any existing log events; Tap Edit button shown on the grid chart; Tap Insert Past Status button to insert a past status event. Note: Use GridView Editing can be enabled in Settings->HOS Preferences. A grid view editing form will be displayed. Page 58 Matrack SmartELD Make any required changes using the grid view editing form: Drag the sliders on the grid to set the Begin Time and End Time or; Tap on the time picker filed and manually set time. Select duty status. Select a reason for the edit from the drop-down list. Fill other required fields. Then tap the Save button to save the changes. Selecting Other from Reason dropdown list will prompt the Enter Reason field. Enter Reason. Page 59 Matrack SmartELD Entered reason will be populated in the Reason field. Tap Save button to save changes. Notes: Upon editing a past event, the Reason field is a required field (for ELD mode only) and must contain at least 4 characters when filled out. Selecting a reason is optional when editing in AOBRD mode. Also, Odometer is a required field when editing a past Driving event. Personal Use and Yard Moves options are not displayed when editing an event (both via Legacy Editing and Grid View Editing mode). The driver is allowed edit an event in the app if Allow ability to edit logs option in Drivers Management page is enabled. If disabled, driver is prohibited to edit event in the app except for changing the notes and adding remarks. All log events that have been manually created or amended, will be displayed with an asterisk against it in the log events list depicting that it has been edited. Also scroll down to see check boxes for Personal Use, Yard Moves and Off Road. Regardless if the vehicle currently used is in AOBRD or ELD mode, driver can be able to edit the Auto OnDuty ND event the same with editing a manually created events. Page 60 Matrack SmartELD For Auto Driving event, driver can be able to edit a note or reassign the event to a co-driver. (See Section 10.1 Logon Co-Driver-> Reassign Driving Time) Pending Edit Requests The Motor Carrier can request edits to the drivers logs. In the application allows the driver to review the requested edits which requires the driver to take necessary action whether the driver wants to accept or reject the requested edits. Pending Edit Request(s) dialog includes displaying of requested edits for a day that is beyond the 8 days log for USA cycle (14 days log for Canada cycle). Page 61 Matrack SmartELD Tap the icon beside the refresh button to display the pending edit request dialog. The Pending Request dialog also appears upon certifying a log only if a driver has pending requests. Driver must accept or reject the pending request(s) first before certifying the days log. A toast message will be displayed at the bottom of app stating, "Must Accept or Reject Pending Requests. Note: The events from the 'Unidentified' driver does not require acceptance. Page 62 Matrack SmartELD The Reject and Accept Event dialog shows the comparison of the Original status vs the changes (requested edits). Also, accepting the edits requested requires the driver to fill in the annotation field (Required) to successfully save the changes. If the driver rejects the edit suggestions then the original record remains. Accepting the requested edits of the day that is beyond the last 8 days log for USA cycle (14 days log for Canada cycle) will display a warning dialog informing that driver needs to recertify the log at logout on the app or driver can log into the drivers portal to certify the log for that day. If the driver approves the edit suggestions, the new status will replace the old status and the changes will be reflected in the events history list. Page 63 Matrack SmartELD Auto Events The ELD automatically records the driving time when the vehicle is in motion by setting duty status to driving for the driver unless, before the vehicle is in motion, the driver has set the duty status to off-duty and indicates personal use of CMV, in which case duty status must remain off-duty until drivers indication of the driving condition ends. Events such as Power On, Power Off, Driving and OnDuty are automatically created when connecting to a device. Auto events created were recorded and displayed on the Events history list indicated with a note Automatic Transition. (These events are also displayed in the Portal) If vehicle remains stationary for five minutes, a dialog will display asking if you would like to change your status to OnDuty (Not Driving). Not responding it within one minute will automatically be64 Page changed to OnDuty ND. Matrack SmartELD Auto OnDuty ND event created is recorded and displayed on the Events history list indicated with a note Automatic Transition. To view all the auto created events (primary or secondary events) when connecting to a device, tap on the Show all events checkbox to enable. To hide all the secondary events, tap back on the checkbox to disable. Page 65 Matrack SmartELD A Remark will be recorded with a note Authenticate to the events history list if Driver will login to app. A Remark will be recoded with a note Unauthenticate if driver will logout from app. ELD Login will be recorded with a note ELD Connection to events history list when app successfully connected to VBUS Device. ELD Logout will be recorded with a note ELD Disconnection to events history list when driver manually disconnect to VBUS Device by tapping the connect/disconnect icon located at the App header. Note: The graph-grid overlay periods of drivers indications of authorized personal use of CMV and yard moves using a different style line (such as the dashed or dotted line in amber color). Crossing Boundaries Page 66 Matrack SmartELD The border crossing calculation uses the VBUS GPS coordinates if they are available, and the android coordinates if they are not. The following instances happens when the driver crossed boundaries between Canada and US (vice versa): a. If the GPS coordinates are changed to a different state or province, a remark event will be recorded in the driver log. a b. If the current location is in Canada, the driving rules will automatically switched to Canadian rules. Similarly, if the location is in the US, the driving rules automatically switched to US rules. c. If there is a co-driver logged in, both the remark and the rules changes will be occurring to be applied for him/her as well. Page 67 Malfunction Events Matrack SmartELD 5.3 Malfunction and Data Diagnostic Events At each instance when an ELD malfunction or data diagnostic event is detected or cleared by the ELD, the ELD records the event. The recorded malfunctions and data diagnostic events are inconsistencies found while monitoring the app/ELD against FMCSA compliance requirements. These instances are indicated in the application header and in the Android notification toolbar with the letters M and D, respectively. Note: The ELD Data Diagnostic indicator provides notification of active data diagnostics events applicable to the active driver. The Data Diagnostics D icon will flash in amber color if there are new active Data Diagnostics events that is not yet reviewed by the driver and will only turn back to white once the Data Diagnostic dialog is closed after being reviewed by the driver. There will also be a notification in the Android toolbar indicating a malfunction or a data diagnostic event. The Malfunction and Data Diagnostic events note can also be edited on the edit log screen. Tap the Clear button to clear the malfunction or data diagnostic event detected. To clear all Data Diagnostic Events, tap the Clear All button. Page 68 Matrack SmartELD Requirement Event No. Code 4.6.1.1 4.6.1.2 Event Name Description An ELD must set a power compliance malfunction if the power data diagnostics event described in paragraph 4.6.1.1(a) of this appendix P/ indicates an Power Power aggregated inMalfunction MF motion driving time understatement of 30 minutes or more on the ELD over a 24-hour period across all driver profiles, including the unidentified driver profile. An ELD must set an engine synchronization compliance malfunction if E/ Engine connectivity to Sync Synchronization any of the MF Malfunction required data sources specified in section 4.3.1 of this 87 appendix is lost for more than 30 minutes Page 69 Matrack SmartELD 4.6.1.3 T/ Timing MF Timing Malfunction 4.6.1.4 L / Pos MF Position Malfunction during a 24-hour period aggregated across all driver profiles, including the unidentified driver profile. The ELD must periodically crosscheck its compliance with the requirement specified in section 4.3.1.5 of this appendix with respect to an accurate external UTC source and must record a timing compliance malfunction when it can no longer meet the underlying compliance requirement. ELD records requiring location information must use the last valid position measurement and include the latitude/longitude coordinates and distance traveled, in miles, since the Page 70 Matrack SmartELD last valid position measurement. 4.6.1.5 R / DR MF An ELD must monitor elapsed time during periods when the ELD fails to acquire a valid position measurement within 5 miles of the CMVs movement. When such elapsed time exceeds a cumulative 60 minutes over a 24-hour period, the ELD must set and record a positioning compliance malfunction. An ELD must monitor its storage capacity and integrity and must detect a data recording Data Recording compliance Malfunction malfunction if it can no longer record or retain required events or retrieve recorded logs that are not Page 71 Matrack SmartELD otherwise catalogued remotely by the motor carrier. 4.6.1.7 S/ Trans MF Data Transfer Malfunction (a) An ELD must implement inservice monitoring functions to verify that the data transfer mechanism(s) described in section 4.9.1 of this appendix are continuing to function properly. An ELD must verify this functionality at least once every 7 days. These monitoring functions may be automatic or may involve manual steps for a driver. (c) After an ELD records a data transfer data diagnostic event, the ELD must increase the frequency of the monitoring function to check Page 72 Matrack SmartELD 4.6.1.8 O/ Other MF Other Malfunction at least once every 24-hour period. If the ELD stays in the unconfirmed data transfer mode following the next three 90 consecutive monitoring checks, the ELD must detect a data transfer compliance malfunction. In addition to the required monitoring schemes described in sections 4.6.1.1 4.6.1.7 of this appendix, the ELD provider may implement additional, technologyspecific malfunction and data diagnostic detection schemes and may use the ELDs malfunction status indicator and data diagnostic status indicator Page 73 Matrack SmartELD (described in sections 4.6.2.1 and 4.6.3.1) to communicate the ELDs malfunction or non-compliant state to the operator(s) of the ELD. Data Diagnostic Events Requirement Event No. Code 4.6.1.1 1/ Pwd Diag Event Name Description Power Diagnostic An ELD must monitor data it receives from the engine ECM or alternative sources as allowed in sections 4.3.1.14.3.1.4 of this appendix, its onboard sensors, and data record history to identify instances when it may not have complied with the power requirements specified in section 4.3.1.1, in which case, the ELD must record a power data diagnostics event Page 74 Matrack SmartELD 4.6.1.2 2/ Sync Diag 4.6.1.4 (d) 3/ for the corresponding driver(s), or under the unidentified driver profile if no drivers were authenticated at the time of detection. An ELD required to establish a link to the engine ECM as described in section 4.2 must monitor its connectivity to the engine ECM and its ability to retrieve the vehicle parameters described under Engine section 4.3.1 of Synchronization this appendix and Diagnostic must record an enginesynchronization data diagnostics event when it no longer can acquire updated values for the ELD parameters required for records within 5 seconds of the need. Missing Data If a new ELD Page 75 Matrack SmartELD Miss Diag Elements Diagnostic event must be recorded at an instance when the ELD had failed to acquire a valid position measurement within the most recent elapsed 5 miles of driving, but the ELD has not yet set a positioning compliance malfunction, the ELD must record the character X in both the latitude and longitude fields, unless location is 88 entered manually by the driver, in which case it must log the character M instead. Under the circumstances listed in this paragraph, if the ELD event is due to a change in duty status for the driver, the ELD must prompt the driver to enter location manually in Page 76 Matrack SmartELD 4.6.1.7 4/ Trans Diag Data Transfer Diagnostic 4.6.1.6 5/ Unid Diag Unidentified Driver Diagnostic accordance with section 4.3.2.7 of this appendix. If the driver does not enter the location information and the vehicle is in motion, the ELD must record a missing required data element data diagnostic event for the driver. (b) If the monitoring mechanism fails to confirm proper in-service operation of the data transfer mechanism(s), an ELD must record a data transfer data diagnostic event and enter an unconfirmed data transfer mode. (b) If more than 30 minutes of driving in a 24hour period show unidentified driver on the ELD, the ELD must detect and record an unidentified Page 77 Matrack SmartELD driving records data diagnostic event and the data diagnostic indicator must be turned on for all drivers logged in to that ELD for the current 24hour period and the following 7 days. 4.6.1.8 6/ Other Diag Other Diagnostic (c) An unidentified driving records data diagnostic event can be cleared by the ELD when driving time logged under the unidentified driver profile for the current 24hour period and the previous 7 consecutive days drops to 15 minutes or less. In addition to the required monitoring schemes described in sections 4.6.1.1 4.6.1.7 of this appendix, the ELD Page 78 Matrack SmartELD provider may implement additional, technologyspecific malfunction and data diagnostic detection schemes and may use the ELDs malfunction status indicator and data diagnostic status indicator (described in sections 4.6.2.1 and 4.6.3.1) to communicate the ELDs malfunction or non-compliant state to the operator(s) of the ELD. Page 79 Matrack SmartELD Actions for Malfunction & Data Diagnostic Events Carrier responsibilities regarding malfunctions: Provide drivers with an instruction sheet describing the various ELD malfunction events and recordkeeping procedures (395.22) Provide drivers with a supply of 8 days worth of blank paper driver records (395.22) Repair, replacement, or service o Motor carrier must correct the malfunction of the ELD within 8 days of discovery of the condition or a driver's notification to the motor carrier, whichever occurs first (395.34) Record keeping responsibilities by the driver: Malfunction events o Note the ELD malfunction and provide carrier with written notice within 24hrs (395.34) o Reconstruct driving events for the current 24hr period and previous 7 consecutive days using paper logs (unless they can be retrieved from the ELD) (395.34) o Continue to manually prepare driving logs until ELD is serviced and brought back into compliance (395.34) o During inspections which take place when a malfunction has occurred: provide safety official with manually kept driver logs (395.34) Data diagnostic events o Driver must follow the motor carriers and ELD provider's recommendations in resolving the data inconsistency (395.34) Clearing of malfunction and data diagnostic events: ELD needs to capture when a malfunction or data diagnostic event has been cleared by the driver (4.5.1.7) Unidentified driving records data diagnostic Page 80 Matrack SmartELD o Events that drop to 15 minutes or less during the current 24hr period and previous 7 days can be cleared automatically and there is no requirement to record the automatic clear (4.6.1.6) Page 81 Matrack SmartELD 5.4 DVIR The DVIR feature provides a way for you to create online vehicle DVIR reports while in the field. This helps to ensure that your vehicle confirms to the FMCSAs safety regulations. There are a number of ways to access this feature: 5.4.1 DVIR Feature Main Navigation Menu 1. Slide the screen from left to right to show the Main Navigation Menu Or 2. Tap the Main Navigation Hamburger icon to show the Main Navigation Menu Tap the DVIR option within the Main Navigation Menu 5.4.2 DVIR Feature Hours of Service Main Screen From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the DVIR button to display the DVIR screen. Page 82 Matrack SmartELD When driver manually/automatically change to Driving event without completing the Pre-trip DVIR, it will create a 'Remark' event with a note Pre-trip DVIR not performed for Vehicle [vehicle name] or Trailer [trailer name]. The Remark event will only be created once per shift. The Remark event will be created after it detects or when a first Driving event on the shift cycle is created. Also, an alert is sent only once for each vehicle or trailer that begins to drive without having done a Pre-Trip DVIR. Page 83 Matrack SmartELD 5.4.3 Selecting Your DVIR Type Choose the appropriate DVIR Type from the following options. Choose the appropriate Inspector from the following options. You can select a DVIR Form from the 6 default DVIR forms or you can also select a Customized DVIR Forms for Asset(s) also from the list. a) Pre: A DVIR conducted before driving the CMV. b) Post: A DVIR conducted after driving a CMV. c) Ad Hoc: Any DVIR conducted in any other period that the ones specified in points a & b. Page 84 Matrack SmartELD 5.4.4 Starting Your DVIR Tap the Inspect to the DVIR screen. button in each equipment to start the DVIR, you will be directed Note: However, a dialog as shown below will display that will ask confirmation to switch you to On Duty status to do DVIR if current duty status is in Off Duty or will take you out to Personal Use if current status is Off Duty under Personal Use. If current duty status is Off Duty If current duty status is Off Duty under Personal Use 5.4.5 Searching a DVIR Item A Search field is available located on the top of the DVIR form name which allows driver to search specific inspection item. Type the specific inspection item on the Search text field. Search results will then show on the DVIR item list. If entered keyword has no DVIR item match, it will display No DVIR Areas and No DVIR Points. Page 85 Matrack SmartELD 5.4.6 Completing the First DVIR Area The first DVIR Area is selected by default. You can also tap its corresponding tab to display the DVIR items under this area. You can select the status of each DVIR Item by tapping their respective tri-state check boxes as listed below. Tap the unselected check box once or select the green that the item has passed. Thumbs Up icon to specify Tap the unselected check box twice or select the red that the item has failed. Thumbs Down icon to specify Tap the unselected check box three times or select the NA applicable for the current DVIR. icon it the item is not When failing a DVIR, an option for selecting a severity level will appear with its corresponding color: High Red , Medium Yellow , Low Green . Tap the Check All button to automatically select all the DVIR items. Page 86 Matrack SmartELD 5.4.7 Capturing an Image of a DVIR Item If you wish to capture an image of a DVIR item, you can tap the Camera Button. The Camera app will then appear, proceed to take a picture of the DVIR item. After tapping the Capture Image Button, select the Save button to save the image and add it to your item report. You can also discard the captured image by selecting the Cancel button. 5.4.8 Adding a Comment or Remark to a DVIR Item You may add comments or remarks against a DVIR item by tapping the Comment button, enter the relevant comment or remark in the Enter Report field, tap the Camera button to add more images if required and select the OK button to finish adding your images and comments or remarks. Note: You can also tap the Voice Dictation button (speech to text) to use voice dictation instead of typing your comments or remarks. Page 87 Matrack SmartELD If you add an image and a comment or remark to the DVIR item, the camera button will have a numbered icon over it depicting the number of images that have been attached; also, any comments or remarks that have been added will be displayed and will replace the Comments button. 5.4.9 Finishing / Certifying Your DVIR To finish / certify your DVIR, select the Finish tab, this will display the information detailed on the next page. Page 88 Matrack SmartELD Summary Start Time the date and time the DVIR was started. Elapsed Time the duration of the current DVIR. Items Inspected this is a counter for the number of items already inspected. Remaining Items This will only be displayed if you have not yet updated all of the DVIR items, this will show the item(s) that are still to be inspected. Inspection Result General Comments this is where you can enter your general DVIR report comments. One of the following options must be selected before the DVIR can be finished / certified. Page 89 Matrack SmartELD Defects Corrected No Defect Found (Note: No Defect Found option is only available for Canadian cycle drivers.) Condition Satisfactory Condition Unsatisfactory Signature Drivers can change their signature by tapping the Change Signature button. Mechanics and other inspectors can create their signatures by tapping the Change Signature button. Selecting the Change Signature button will open the Create Your Signature Here screen: Tap the Done button to save your signature or tap the Clear button to discard the signature. Page 90 Matrack SmartELD 5.4.10 Submitting or Certifying the DVIR Tap the Finish DVIR button to finish / certify the current vehicle DVIR. Finally, after reviewing all of the DVIR details tap the OK button to certify the DVIR. You can also cancel certifying the DVIR by tapping the Cancel button. After successfully certifying the DVIR, a remark event will be created in the Edit Logs screen stating the completion of Pre/Post/Ad-Hoc DVIRs. Note: A remark Pre-trip DVIR not performed for Vehicle [vehicle name] or Trailer [trailer name.] will display in event history list when driver went Driving without performing Pre-trip DVIR. Page 91 Matrack SmartELD 5.4.11 Deleting a DVIR Go to the Current DVIR section. This is where you can view a list of the DVIRs conducted within the Vehicle DVIR screen: Tap the Email button to send the completed DVIR to an intended recipient. Tap the View button to view the DVIR details (once submitted, this cannot be amended). Tap the Remove button to remove the DVIR (once submitted, this cannot be removed). 5.4.12 Emailing a DVIR Emailing a DVIR via Server Emailing a DVIR via Mobile App If Email Sender is set to Server, a Send Email dialog will display when the driver taps Email button to send the completed DVIR. Enter the email address for the recipient. If the recipient is more than one, separate email addresses by comma. If Email Sender is set to Mobile App, an app will open (e.g. Gmail app will open for Android device) with a new message that has a DVIR Report PDF file attached. Note: Email Sender option can be set in the portal->account settings under App Controls -> Email Sender. Page 92 Matrack SmartELD 5.5 DVIR History The DVIR History feature displays the DVIRs for the last 30 days for the currently selected equipment. Completed DVIRs that don't have failed items shows in a row highlighted in green color while Completed DVIRs with failed items are highlighted in red. Also, a '+' can be tap to show the details of failed items. 5.5.1 Viewing DVIR History by Vehicle DVIR Screen displays DVIR inspections for all equipment by default. Tap the Equipment name on the upper left of the screen to view the DVIR of the specified vehicle. Page 93 Matrack SmartELD 6 Roadside Inspection The Roadside Inspection feature provides the ability to view the driver daily logs for the past one week. It includes information on the vehicle used, shipments and driving statuses. It also has the ability to send all the logs that have already been certified to an intended recipient. There are a number of ways to access this feature: 6.1 Roadside Inspection Main Navigation Menu 1. Slide the screen from left to right to show the Main Navigation Menu. Or 2. Tap the Main Navigation Hamburger icon to show the Main Navigation Menu. Tap the Roadside Inspection option within the Main Navigation Menu. Page 94 Matrack SmartELD 6.2 Roadside Inspection HOS Main Menu From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the Roadside Inspection button. 6.3 Inspection Screen Start Review From the Roadside Inspection Screen, tap the Start Review button to view the Drivers Daily Log screen. Page 95 Matrack SmartELD Roadside Inspection screen for vehicle in ELD mode Roadside Inspection screen for vehicle in AOBRD mode Notes: Automatic Remarks will not be displayed in the screen such as Pre-Trip not performed, Authenticate, border crossing and Inter events remarks if current vehicle is in AOBRD mode. Note column will be displayed in the Roadside Inspection screen when in Canada regardless of the regulation. For driver in USA, note column will only be displayed for AOBRD regulation mode only. Driver that is being inspected must provide a password when exiting from the Roadside Inspection Screen. For Canadian HOS rules, the License Plate number is displayed for each vehicle driven and each trailer used by the driver on the day. Vehicle and trailer information is not shown on Roadside Inspection screen once driver was OffDuty all day for a specific day. Tap the Previous button to navigate to the previous log or tap the Next button to navigate to the next log. Page 96 Matrack SmartELD 6.4 Roadside Inspection Screen Data Transfer From the Roadside Inspection Screen, tap the Data Transfer button. Select an option to transfer the compilation of the drivers ELD records. Page 97 Matrack SmartELD 7 Switch Equipment The Switch Equipment feature allows a driver to easily switch from one vehicle to another. It also assists in monitoring and documenting the vehicles being used as part of their driver logs. There are a number of ways to access this feature: 7.1 Switch Equipment Main Navigation Menu 1. Slide the screen from left to right to show the Main Navigation Menu. Or 2. Tap the Main Navigation Hamburger icon to show the Main Navigation Menu. Tap the Switch Equipment option within the Main Navigation Menu. Page 98 Matrack SmartELD 7.2 Options Menu From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the Options button and then tap the Switch Equipment button. 7.3 Switch Equipment DVIR Screen 1. Slide the screen from left to right to show the Main Navigation Menu. Or 2. Tap the Main Navigation Hamburger icon to show the Main Navigation Menu Tap the DVIR option within the Main Navigation Menu. 3. Select the DVIR button from the Main Hours of Service Menu and then select the Switch button. Page 99 Matrack SmartELD 7.4 Switching Equipment Select vehicle or trailer, then tap the Save button to switch to the selected vehicle or trailer. Vehicles and Trailers can be filtered through text entry on the vehicle / trailer text fields. After tapping the Switch button, you will be asked if you would like to perform a vehicle DVIR, tap the YES button to navigate to the Vehicle DVIR screen or tap the NO button to close the dialog box and continue. Switch equipment can be performed also in the dashboard, by tapping the vehicle/trailer icon. A remark is recorded on event history list after successfully switching vehicle, attaching trailer(s) and/or detaching trailer(s). Switching or selecting a Vehicle with a preconfigured VBUS device enables the app to find and connect on the match device. Note: On the VBUS Settings, VBUS Data and Automatic Configuration should be enabled. Page 100 Matrack SmartELD Switching or selecting a Vehicle that has been deactivated or deleted by the personnel will prompt a dialog 'Invalid Vehicle' and stating that 'Vehicle has been deactivated or deleted. Please select an active vehicle.' 7.5 Managing Vehicles / Trailers You can add, update and delete vehicles or trailers by tapping the Manage button; this will display the Manage Vehicles/Trailers Screen. The 'Manage' button is only available given a situation, that the driver is an asset admin and that the 'Allow drivers to manage equipment' options are both enabled in account settings and driver settings. Otherwise, the button will not be available on the Switch Equipment dialog. Page 101 Matrack SmartELD 7.5.1 Manage Vehicles / Trailers Delete To delete any of the vehicles or trailers listed, tap the icon. Vehicles/Trailers made in the portal can be deleted in the HOS app and vice versa. Note: Delete button will be available only when Delete permission is enabled for that certain driver. On the portal, go to drivers management page, Vehicles Delete checkbox and Trailers Delete checkbox need to be checked. Otherwise the driver will not be able to delete equipment. Tap the DELETE button within the Delete Equipment dialog to confirm deletion or, tap the CANCEL button to return without deleting. Page 102 Matrack SmartELD 7.5.2 Manage Vehicles / Trailers Edit To edit any of the vehicles or trailers listed, tap the icon, make any required changes to the selected truck or trailer and then tap the SAVE button to save the changes or, tap the CANCEL button to return without saving. Note: Edit button will be available only when Edit permission is enabled for that certain driver. On the portal, go to drivers management page, Vehicles Edit checkbox and Trailers Edit checkbox need to be checked. Otherwise the driver will not be able to edit an equipment. Page 103 Matrack SmartELD 7.5.3 Manage Vehicles / Trailers Add To add a new truck or trailer, tap the button, this will open the Create Equipment dialog, enter the following details: Vehicle Type Vehicle or Trailer Vehicle/Trailer Name Vehicle or Trailer name VIN Vehicle Identification Number License Plate License number Fill in the Device Information section to pre-configure the Vehicle to a specific VBUS device. When creating a new equipment, the default selected device option is set to "None". Also, If the option "None" is selected, on the create/edit equipment screen, all other fields on the ELD configuration section will be hidden. Tap the Add button to save the new truck or trailer or, tap the CANCEL button to cancel adding the new truck or trailer. Android app Create Equipment dialog Note: Add button will be available only when Add permission is enabled for that certain driver. On the portal, go to drivers management page, Vehicles Add checkbox and Trailers Add checkbox need to be checked. Otherwise the driver will not be able to add an equipment. Page 104 Matrack SmartELD iOS app Create Equipment (Vehicle) dialog Notes: iOS app Create Equipment (Trailer) dialog The connection type defers on the VBUS Device selected. For iOS app, VBUS Device information is not displayed. Only for Android application. If user selects Digi WVA in connection type, then admin password field is required. Firmware version field can be manually populated. For some VBUS device, it is already prepopulated. In the Portal, an ability to determine on which VBUS devices will be displayed is present. Accordingly, on the app, only those devices selected on the portal will be displayed in the VBUS Device menu. When creating/modifying an equipment with a selected type of Trailer, the VIN field is also enabled but is not required when saving. VIN field does not require valid format. If the VIN is optionally populated and that the source is not the engine ECM, it will be auto converted to capital letters when saved. Page 105 Matrack SmartELD Once the new vehicle or trailer has been added, it will be displayed in the Manage Vehicles/Trailers screen. Deactivated or deleted equipment will no longer be available on the vehicle and trailer lists. A Regulation Mode option to switch between 395.15 (AOBRD) and 395.20 (ELD) support is available. When 395.15 (AOBRD) mode is selected it turns off all 395.20 (ELD) features. It simply records the drivers events regardless to the FMCSA rules. ELD is set as the default regulation mode for all new equipment. Notes: Drivers on the app cannot change the Regulation Mode unless the driver is allowed to do so by enabling the following account control within the Account Settings under App Controls -> Allow drivers to specify vehicle HOS Regulation Mode (AOBRD or ELD). When in AOBRD mode, disables the data transfer button in the Options screen and changed the button to Email Logs in the Roadside Inspection screen. When the driver is in AOBRD mode then the edit "*" sign & events will not be displayed in the Edit Logs screen and on the Certified PDF logs. Page 106 Matrack SmartELD A GPS Receiver option allows the user to change how to get the device GPS positions. The GPS Receiver settings can be set in a specific vehicle in the portal->equipment management page. An Odometer Offset allows driver or personnel to adjust the odometer so that the driver will see an odometer matches their dashboard, rather the engine odometer. Possible scenario is when the engine is replaced and the value is not yet synchronized. Notes: Negative entry for odometer offset field is allowed. Odometer offset does not affect app screens like Roadside Inspection and Certified Logs PDF. If the saved offset is 100, and the logs have odometer values of 10, 20, 30, 40, will display to the driver 110, 120, 130, 140 (Odometer + Offset). If the offset is 100, and the driver edits an event to change the odometer from 140 to 130, will display 130 - 100 (the Offset) or 30 to the log. Page 107 Matrack SmartELD A Requires VBUS connection for driving option is disabled by default. If enabled, this won't allow driver to change status to Driving unless app has been connected to VBUS device. If disabled, this allows driver to change status to Driving even if driver is not connected to VBUS device. Note: This option is controlled by an account property. Notes: If enabled, the Driving button is disabled and red note on top of the Change Status dialog stating that, You cannot set yourself to driving without a vbus connection. If disabled, the driver can be able to change status Driving even if driver is not connected to VBUS device. Page 108 Matrack SmartELD 8 Documents The Documents feature provides an easy way to capture, view and email documents related to hours of service activities. This includes documentation such as bill of lading, fuel receipts, accident photos etc. There are a number of ways to access this feature: 8.1 Documents Main Navigation Menu 1. Slide the screen from left to right to show the Main Navigation Menu. Or 2. Tap the Main Navigation Hamburger icon Menu. to show the Main Navigation 3. Select the Documents button from the Main Hours of Service Menu. Page 109 Matrack SmartELD 8.2 Documents Options Menu From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the Options button and then tap the Document button. Page 110 Matrack SmartELD Note: The Documents screen has two views; Grid View or List View . 8.3 Adding Documents Tap the Add button, the camera app will open and you can then take a picture of the document or damage etc. After tapping the Capture Image button, tap the Save button to save the image and add it to your document. You can also discard the image if you are not happy with the picture by tapping the Retry button. Select the type of document you wish to save by tapping the Document Type drop down list and selecting from the available options. Enter your Reference Number Add any Notes to support the Page 111 image. Tap the OK button to save and continue or tap the CANCEL button to return without saving. Matrack SmartELD 8.4 Editing / Deleting a Document Tap the Edit button adjacent to the relevant document, make any required changes. Tap the OK button to save the changes. Tap the Cancel button to return without saving changes. Tap the Delete button to delete the fuel receipt completely. Page 112 Matrack SmartELD 9 Add Fuel Receipts The Fuel Receipts feature provides an easy way to capture and view fuel receipts purchased related to hours of service activities. 9.1 Main Navigation Menu 1. Slide the screen from left to right to show the Main Navigation Menu. or 2. Tap the Main Navigation Hamburger icon to show the Main Navigation Menu. 3. Tap on the Fuel Receipts button from the Main Hours of Service Menu. Note: Fuel Receipts tab will not be available for driver whose account does not have a State Mileage feature enabled on portal. Page 113 Matrack SmartELD 9.2 Fuel Receipts Screen Note: You can change the documents view to either List View or Grid View . 9.3 Adding Fuel Receipts The camera app will then appear to take a picture of the fuel receipt. After tapping the Capture Image button, select the Check mark button to save the image and add it to your document. You can also discard the captured image by selecting the X mark button. Page 114 Matrack SmartELD Fill in the necessary information: Reference No. Address, City and State/Province are prepopulated when location is captured Vehicle Fuel Type Gallons Total Cost Odometer Notes Note: Unlike adding a document (e.g Citation or Bill of Lading), additional fields will be displayed when adding a Fuel Receipts. After filling in all the fields you can now tap the successfully add the document. You can also tap the cancel adding the fuel receipt. button to button to Page 115 Matrack SmartELD Note: For every Fuel Receipt created via the App Fuel Receipt feature, it creates a Remark event, found on the Edit Logs screen, with a note Purchased 3.5 gallons at $9.66 price (sample note for the above purchased). 9.4 Editing or Deleting a Fuel Receipts Tap the Edit button adjacent to the relevant fuel receipts, make any required changes. Tap the OK button to save the changes. Tap the Cancel button to return without saving changes. Tap the Delete button to delete the fuel receipt completely. Page 116 Matrack SmartELD 10 Co-Drivers 10.1 Logon Co-Driver From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the Options button and then tap the Logon Co-Driver button. Personnel accounts cannot be Co-Drivers. Only authenticated users with a Driver role are allowed to log-in as Co-Driver. The Co-Driver must enter his/her Username & Password and then tap the Login button to continue, he/she will then be logged on successfully and the Hours of Page 117 Service Main Screen will display their log details. Matrack SmartELD In addition, the Co-Drivers name is displayed in the daily logs which is placed under the grid chart. Team Driving When in Team Driving, The Co-Driver is allowed to review his/her information by having the Access Co-Driver Logs option on the lock screen which allows them to access the HOS dashboard and subsequently select the Logs option while the vehicle is still in motion. Page 118 Matrack SmartELD See steps in 9.2 Switch Driver to complete process. Once the Co-Driver has successfully logged in, the main dashboard is displayed with the co-drivers information while setting the app in Review Mode with limited capabilities. Review Mode When in Review Mode the Co-Driver cannot receive or access: Driving Notifications and alerts which relates to the Driver Lock screen will not display even if the vehicle is in motion Cannot switch vehicle Cannot change the current event in to Driving event Cannot update any preferences related to background services When in Review Mode the Co-Driver can receive or access: Data Diagnostics and Malfunctions pop-up dialogs Pending Edit Request(s) Allow modifications on previous events Can edit current event to OnDuty ND, OffDuty & Sleeper except changing it into Driving Notes: (When the vehicle is still in motion) Attempts to change the status to Driving will only display an error stating Cannot change status while vehicle is in motion. Page 119 Matrack SmartELD Attempts to Accept or Reject requested driving event is not allowed in a co-drivers account, instead an error dialog is displayed stating that Only Driver can switch to Driving as current status. When a Co-Driver is on the Review Mode and that the vehicle is not in motion, an option to make the co-driver to become the Driver is available on the Drivers List. Once the Make Driver button is tap, a confirmation dialog will display. If YES is tap, the VBUS services will restart under the new drivers account. If NO is tap, the dialog will close. Note: The Make Driver button will be disabled when the main driver is in a Driving state, which will then display a label stating Cannot Change Driver While Driving. When the Driver switch to the Co-Drivers account, in the Authentication dialog an option for the Make Driver is available. Page 120 Matrack SmartELD Note: A driver that is set as the Driver is the one currently using the application while the other one is only in the monitoring state. Reassign Driving Time The ELD allows the driver to reassign his driving time to a co-driver. Tap on the Edit button of the created auto driving event to display the Reassign Driving Time dialog. Select for the co-drivers name of the list. Once the OK button is tap, it will display a confirmation dialog whether to proceed to reassign the driving time event. If YES is tap, the driving event will have recorded as an Inactive Changed (IC) event on the main drivers log If No is tap, the dialog will close and will not reassign the driving time. Switch to the Co-Drivers account to check the Reassign Driving Time which will be displayed on the Pending Edit Request dialog. If Accepted, the driving event will be reassigned and recorded on the co-drivers log. If Rejected, the driving event will not be recorded under the codrivers log. However, it will be displayed as an Inactive Changed Rejected (ICJ) event (both Main and Co-drivers log). Page 121 Note: A Co-Driver is not allowed to accept or reject a requested Driving event. Only Driver can switch to Driving as current status. Matrack SmartELD 10.2 Switch Driver From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the Options button and then tap the Switch CoDriver button. From within the Choose Driver dialog, tap the drivers name who you wish to switch to. Tap the CANCEL button to return to the Options screen. The HOS app then asks the codriver to input the password to authenticate the account. Page 122 Matrack SmartELD 11 Shipping Documents From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the Options button and then tap the Shipping Docs button. Enter the Bill of Lading or Manifest Number. Enter the Shipper or Commodity. Tap the OK button to save the details. Tap the CANCEL button to return without saving. Page 123 Matrack SmartELD 12 Add Remark From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the Options button and then tap the Remarks button. Enter the Location (optional). Enter the Remark. Tap the OK button to save the remark. Tap the Cancel button to return without saving. Off Road / Toll Road Feature: When Off Road is enabled it will create a Remark with a note Off Road. When uncheck it will create a Remark with a note On Road. When Toll Road is enabled it will create a Remark with a note Start Toll Road. When uncheck it will create a Remark with a note End Toll Road. Note: Hide or unhide Off Road and Toll Road options in the portal->Account Controls under App Controls-> Show Off Road and Show Toll Road checkboxes. 13 Cargo Inspected (Canada only) In Canada, drivers needs to ensure that cargo is transported safely and secured in accordance with National Safety Code standards. The app will prompt the 'Cargo Check' dialog to remind driver of the vehicle to regularly re-inspect the vehicle's cargo based on whichever of the following occurs: (a) there is a change of duty status Page 124 Matrack SmartELD (b) the vehicle has been driven for 3 hours; or (c) the vehicle has been driven for 240 kilometres. Once the 'Cargo Check' dialog prompted, go to main dashboard > Options button > Cargo Inspect button to confirm that cargo has been inspected. A 'Cargo Inspected' remark event will be recorded on event history list with location and odometer information. If driver has not performed a Cargo inspection, the 'Cargo Check' dialog will prompt every after 30 minutes from the time 'Cargo Check' dialog displayed. Page 125 Matrack SmartELD From the Hours of Service Main Screen, tap the Options button and then tap the Cargo Inspected button. A Cargo Inspected remark will be recorded on event history list with location and odometer information. Enter the Location (Autopopulated when app detected a location). Enter the Odometer (Autopopulated when app captured an odometer from the ELD device). 14 Exempt Driver If the Driver is an Exempt Driver or a driver that operates under the short-haul exemption (395.1 (e)), upon logging in or logging out a dialog will display confirming whether the driver chooses to continue as an exempt driver. Page 126 Matrack SmartELD By selecting the OK button, the No Logs for Non-CDL-Driver Short-Haul Drivers operating within 150 air-miles exception will be enabled. You can enable Exempt Driver through these steps: Login to Portal Go to the Drivers Management page Select on New Driver button or select the Edit driver button Enable the Exempt Driver option Page 127 Matrack SmartELD 15 Logout Logout message when status is still On Duty or Driving. Logout message when status is Off Duty. Note: Once the Logout option is tapped, the valid driver that logged into the HOS app will be logged out and the HOS app will be close completely (with no Matrack SmartELD service or VBUS service running in the background). Page 128 Matrack SmartELD 16 Unidentified Driving Events Unidentified Driving Events are events that are automatically recorded when a vehicle has been moving for more than 3 minutes while there is no driver logged in. These events are recorded under Unidentified Driver account. Unidentified Driving events can be accepted by actual drivers upon logging in to the app (within the Pending Request(s) window). However, the app prevents from Unidentified Driving for vehicle in AOBRD mode. When the next Authenticated Driver logs in or logs out, this popup will then appear. In order for the Unidentified Driving Events to be reassigned, the logged in driver will be the one to accept or reject the Pending Edit Requests of the Unidentified Driver. Note: - Odometer field is displayed for edit request(s) made by the Personnel but it is displayed as Vehicle Miles field for edit request(s) made by the Unidentified Driver. - The Unidentified Driving Event pending edit request dialog has additional details like: From, To & Equipment ID compared to that of the Personnels pending edit request dialog. Page 129 Matrack SmartELD 17 Warning Features Audible and Visible Warning If the driver logged out from the app and the driver does not log onto the ELD, as soon as the vehicle is in motion, the ELD prompts a visual and audible warning reminding the driver to stop and login to the ELD. An audible alert is also available that can be heard every couple of seconds. The visible warning stays on screen which prevents the driver from using any features of the tablet except from accessing it through the driver icon on the notification bar. Driver Multiple Session If the driver logged into the application on more than one device, a warning dialog will display on the previous device used informing driver that driver has logged into different device. If driver is prompted with this warning dialog, he/she is advised to logout to avoid possible data loss due to multiple devices logins. Page 130 Matrack SmartELD Logging in on a second device will cause this message to be displayed on the first device: Driver Multiple Session. Driverhas login to a different device. Please logout to avoid possible data loss. Tap OK button. Once tapped, it will the dismiss the dialog and will NOT automatically logged out the driver on current device used. A driver needs to manually log out the device from the app. Location Services If the driver logged into the application without the Location Services turned on, a snackbar will display on the main dashboard and to other screens except for the screens navigated through the Settings menu. However, when the Location Services of the device is enabled then the snackbar will no longer display. Page 131 Matrack SmartELD Lock Screen All warnings acquired by the authenticated driver while driving, will be displayed on the lock screen and remains on screen along with a countdown (to 00:00) being displayed however the text will dim down after 15 seconds to not distract the driver. The normal text color (black or white, depending on day/night mode) will be displayed upon tapping of the screen. Notes: If the driver stops driving while one of the checkboxes is enabled the driver can still uncheck the Off Road or the Toll Road through the Options screen > Remarks. Country flag displayed indicates which ruleset the driver is on: USA ruleset or Canadian ruleset. Page 132 Matrack SmartELD 18 List of Login Errors These are the different error messages that appear upon an incorrect login. Follow the steps that follow to determine the cause of the error and to mitigate the problem. Login Errors Mitigation Steps No Internet Connection. Check your network connection (Code 15001). Ensure that the tablet/mobile phone is connected to a data network or Wi-Fi network. No Internet Connection. Check your internet connection (Code 15001). Continue without syncing? Ensure that the tablet/mobile phone is connected to a data network or Wi-Fi network. Invalid user id or password. Ensure that the email address and password are correct and valid. The password should match the valid email address. Driver has been deactivated. Please contact your service provider. Contact your service provider. Note: Driver can still successfully continue to login by tapping on 'Continue without syncing' button for driver who has logged into the device before. The account you belong has been Contact your service provider. deactivated. Please contact your service provider. Unable to communicate with HOS server. Check your internet connection. Continue without syncing? Try logging in after a few minutes and if error persists, contact your service provider. A timeout error has occurred. Ensure that the tablet/mobile phone is connected to a data network or Wi-Fi network with internet access. If issue persists, try again later or Contact your service provider. An unknown error has occurred. Contact your service provider. Username is required. Ensure that the username field is not empty. Password is required. Ensure that the password field is not empty. Page 133 Matrack SmartELD Login timed out. Ensure that the tablet/mobile phone is connected to a data network or Wi-Fi network with internet access. An error has occurred while Try logging in after a few minutes and if error persists, creating the account. If the error contact your service provider. continues please contact Matrack SmartELD for assistance. An error has occurred while retrieving account details. Contact your service provider. An error has occurred while setting up the account. Please contact Matrack SmartELD for assistance. Contact your service provider. Check account configuration Ensure that the driver and the asset are in the same Visibility Sets and has a role Driver role. Error creating unidentified driver account Try logging in after a few minutes and if error persists, contact your service provider. A non-driver accounts cannot be login as co-driver. Ensure that the user account has a role Driver role. Personnel accounts are not allowed to log in as codrivers. A new version of the is available. Please update to version . Upgrade the Application to the latest version. or; Your app/ELD version is , This version is no longer supported, continued use could result in serious issues. Upgrade to or greater for stable operation. Page 134 Matrack SmartELD Appendix ELD Device Installation Guide: Based on the vehicle port type use J1939(9 pin), J1708(6 pin), OBDii connect to the diagnostic port usually found. 1. Under the dashboard. 2. Underneath the steering wheel. 3. Below the drivers seat. 4. Near the drivers left kick panel. Connect the device to the other end of the cable. Turn on the ELD device. Turn on the ignition. Make sure the app is installed and logged in. Start the vehicle to track your hours of service Important: Install Matrack SmartELD app from Google play store for Android mobile and Apple app store for iPhone mobile. Page 135