User manual for "ELD MANDATE PLUS"

ELD MANDATE PLUS
iOS USER MANUAL FOR DRIVERS

ESSENTIAL GUIDELINES
At the start of the duty day:

Begin by ensuring the PT30/iOSIX device is securely connected to the truck's interface.

Next, establish a connection between the PT30/iOSIX device and the Mobile application.

Once the connections are established, proceed to start the engine of the truck.

Prior to commencing any activities, it's important to initiate the process of changing the duty status as required.
During driving:

While driving, it's recommended to run the application in screensaver mode to ensure minimal distraction and optimal focus on
the road.

Throughout the journey, maintain a continuous connection between the Mobile application and the PT30/IOSIX device to
facilitate automatic hourly logging of relevant data.
At the end of the duty day:

Upon reaching the end of the day's duties, begin by switching off the engine of the truck.

Subsequently, update the duty status to OFF Duty.

Disconnect the PT30/iOSIX device from the Mobile application to conclude the data exchange process.

Following this, log out from the application to ensure the security of the user account.
General:

It is imperative to log out of the application at the end of each duty day to maintain security and privacy.

Periodically check for and install updates to ensure that the application is running on the latest version, thereby benefiting from
any improvements or enhancements.

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Login Instructions
Home Page
Menu Page
Driver Duty Limitation
Violation Status
Self-Inspect Menu
Self-Certified Menu
Report Section
Trip/Load Sheet Menu
Fuel Purchase
DVIR Menu
Logout Page
Log Report
Exception
Unidentified Logs
Settings
About ELD Page
User Manual
HOS Rules Comparison
Screen Saver Mode
Missing Power-Up events alert
Proactive alert notification
Quick How-Tos

1. LOGIN CREDENTIALS
1.1 - Enter Login Credentials







Ensure that mobile data is turned on.
Input your Driver ID (This is the username generated by
the back office dashboard when your driver profile was
created).
Enter your password (Note: Passwords will not be
displayed for security reasons).
To have the password automatically displayed during
subsequent logins, check the "Remember Me" checkbox.
Click the "Sign In" button to access the system.

1.2 - Forgot Password







Click on the "Forgot Password?" link to initiate the
password reset process.
Password reset can be completed by providing the
following information: Driver ID, License Number, and
License Expiration Date.
A set new password alert will be visible.
Once the password is successfully reset, proceed to log in
to your account.
A "Password Successful" pop-up will be displayed upon
successful login.

2. HOME PAGE



Upon successful login, navigate to the app home page.
In the upper right corner, click on "Connect to Device."
The app will synchronize with the Electronic Logging
Device (ELD), and the home page will be displayed as
follows: The VIN number will be presented in green text
above the date, and the ELD name will be shown below
the VIN.

2.1 - App Dashboard





On the left-hand side, the driver's name, business name,
trip number, and start location/trip origin are prominently
displayed.
On the right-hand side, the VIN number, date, and ELD
number are presented in green.
The balance of driving hours for the day is showcased on
the left, while the balance of Duty hours for the week is
displayed on the right.

2.2 - Hours Of service
The key components of the Hours of Service that are displayed on the dashboard include:
Driving Time:

This is the total time a driver spends operating a commercial motor vehicle. It is subject to specific daily and weekly
limits as per regulatory requirements.
On-Duty Time:

On-duty time includes all the time a driver is performing work-related activities, both driving and non-driving. This
encompasses activities such as loading and unloading, vehicle inspections, and paperwork.
Off-Duty Time:

Off-duty time is the period when a driver is free from work-related duties and can engage in personal activities or rest.
Adequate off-duty time is crucial for preventing driver fatigue and maintaining safety.
Breaks:

HOS regulations include mandatory break periods, such as a 30-minute break after a certain amount of driving time. The
dashboard will display the time remaining until the next required break.
Daily and Weekly Limits:

The dashboard provides real-time information on the driver's remaining available driving hours for the day and week,
ensuring compliance with regulatory limits.

2.3 - Mode Of Driving







In the ELD PLUS Dashboard screen, choose "Default" to access all duty statuses (Off Duty, Sleeper Berth, Driving, On Duty,
Waiting Time).
Once the Driving Mode is selected manually, choose the specific duty of driving; a Comments dialog box will appear.
Enter your comments and click the "Submit" button to record your comments.
View the Event Comments popup for Personal Use.
View the Event Comments popup for Yard Moves.
The selected Driver mode is prominently displayed on the ELD Dashboard.

2.4 - Yard Moves & Personal Conveyance




Yard Moves:

When to Use: Switch to Yard Moves when you are operating within a non-public facility, such as a terminal,
warehouse, or shipping yard.

Why: This mode allows you to make short-distance movements for tasks like maintenance or repositioning
without affecting your available driving hours or on-duty time.
Personal Conveyance:

When to Use: Activate Personal Conveyance when using the commercial motor vehicle for personal reasons
unrelated to work, such as finding a nearby restaurant or hotel for meals and rest.

Why: Personal Conveyance provides flexibility for your personal needs without impacting your driving hours,
enabling you to manage your time more effectively.

2.5 - How to select Duty of Status




Click on the appropriate Duty o

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