User manual for "Core ELD"

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Table of Contents
I. Overview of the Core ELD Driver App

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1. Introducing the Core ELD Driver App

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2. Purpose of the Core ELD Driver App

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3. Benefits of Using the Core ELD Driver App

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4. Navigating This Manual

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5. Vehicle Gateway

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II. ELD Device Overview

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1. Device Instalation

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2. Status Indicators

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III. Core ELD Drivers App
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User Access Considerations

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2. Connecting ELD with Vehicle

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3. Downloading the Driver App

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4. Logging in to the Driver App

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5. Connecting Drivers App with ELD via Bluetooth

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6. Bluetooth and ECM Connection Status

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7. Account Information

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8. Apps Main Screen

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9. Roadside DOT Inspection

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10. ELD Diagnostics

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11. Drivers Duty Status

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12. Driving with ELD

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13. Unidentified Driving

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14. Recap

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15. Chat

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16. Co-Driver

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17. DVIR

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18. Certify Logs

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19. Edit Logs

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20. Add a Past Duty Status

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21. Suggested and Unassigned Events

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22. Help & Support

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23. Notifications

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24. Troubleshooting

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25. Malfunction & Data Diagnostic Events

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26. Log Out

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Overview of the Core ELD Driver App
Welcome to the Driver's Guide for the Core ELD Driver App, provided by Core Lines LLC. This
manual is intended for drivers using the Core ELD Driver App on their Android or iOS devices.
It is intended to provide comprehensive guidance and instructions to ensure efficient and
compliant use of the app.

Introducing the Core ELD Driver App
The Core ELD Driver App is an integral part of the Core ELD system. Designed to
automatically collect a driver's Record of Duty Status (RODS) using an Android or iOS device,
the app replaces traditional paper logs and captures critical data such as driving time, engine
hours, vehicle movement, miles driven, and location information in real time.

Purpose of the Core ELD Driver App
The Core ELD Driver App, developed by Core Lines LLC, is focused on supporting traffic safety
through Hours of Service (HOS) compliance. It is designed to minimize driver fatigue, prevent
overdriving, and ensure accurate hours-of-service recording to improve roadway safety.

Benefits of Using the Core ELD Driver App
Convenience and Accessibility: Easily accessible on Android and iOS devices, providing
drivers with an user-friendly interface to record and track hours of service.
Accurate Record-Keeping: Automated data collection reduces errors and ensures
accurate tracking of driver activity.
Simplified Compliance: The app makes it easy to comply with HOS rules, helping drivers
avoid violations and penalties.
Real-Time Data: Helps drivers and fleet managers make informed decisions by providing
real-time performance information.

Navigating This Manual
This manual will guide you through the features and functionality of the Core ELD Driver App.
It includes instructions for setup, daily use, compliance tips, troubleshooting, and FAQs. Use
the Table of Contents to easily navigate to the information you need.

Vehicle Gateway
This device contains license-exempt transmitters/receivers that comply with Part 15 of the
FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment and RSS 102 RF exposure compliance requirements. This equipment should be
installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator and
your body. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any
other antenna or transmitter. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Core Lines
LLC could void the users authority to operate this equipment.

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ELD Device overview
ELD T229LA is a Tbox OBDii GPS tracker with 4G LTE WiFi hotspots & Bluetooth functions,
supports reading CANBUS J1708 & J1939 systems. Truck fitness & fault code data supports
upload to the customer server via 4G LTE and mobile phone ELD application via Bluetooth.

Installation
Make sure your vehicle's engine is turned off before connecting your ELD device.

1. OBD Port
The OBD port is usually located on the driver's or passenger's side of the vehicle, from the
edge of the dashboard on the driver's side to the 300 mm limit. It is easy to locate from the
driver's seat; the preferred location is in the area from the steering column to the centerline
of the vehicle.
2. Device Installation
For vehicles that do not have an OBD port, please use a power cable to connect to the
vehicle's battery.
Start the engine, then the device will start OBD communication (OBD module required),
receive GPS information and connect to the cellular network. Indicators can display different
statuses.
OBD Communication: The OBD LED will change its status to solid on indicating
successful OBD communication/power on.
GPS Function: The GPS LED will blink to indicate that the unit has received its location.
Cellular Connection: The slow blinking Cellular LED indicates a registered network, which
will change to solid on when connected to the server.
When the device is powered on (plugged in) for the first time, it will scan the OBD protocol according to the
pre-configured working mode, the maximum scanning time can be up to 10 minutes.
If GPS does not work, please use the OBD extension cable and mount the device in a proper place to make sure
the GPS signal can be successfully received.
Do not connect or disconnect the unit while the engine is running. This may cause unpredictable problems.

Status Indicators
Power/OBD LED (Red):
Blinking (on 0.5s, off 0.5s) - OBD system access
attempt or power off
Solid on  Power on/ Successful OBD communication
Solid off  Tracking mode or sleep mode
Cellular LED (Blue):
Fast blinking (on 0.5s, off 0.5s)  No SIM

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