Products with ELD "DRBK07"
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DriverBook ELD / Android
| Vendor | Device Name | Model Number | Approved Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| | DriverBook ELD / Android | PT30 | 1.01.01 |
Data Transfer and Reporting Procedures
>Malfunctions and Testing
To transfer your ELD records to authorized safety officials, use the DOT Inspect menu at the bottom of the app’s screen. The DOT Inspect menu allows drivers to manage all the collected data regarding a truck and a trip, certify records, and view uncertified records. Choose the date from a calendar to see all the truck and trip data recorded for this date. Tap the Start Inspection button to launch an inspection. If you need to send the records to an authorized safety official, tap the Transfer Data to Roadside Inspector button. After that you will see three options to choose from: 1. send the records to the FMCSA using wireless web services 2. send the records to the FMCSA email 3. send the records to the Roadside Inspector’s personal email Choosing the FMCSA email or server, you can add a comment and press Send. If you select a personal email, you’ll have an option to select the file format (PDF or CSV). The next step is to choose your county ruleset (USA or Canada), then enter your recipient's mailbox. Finally, you'll be asked to generate a report for today or generate a report for the last 8/15 days (depending on the country which ruleset you follow). Add a comment if needed and press Send.Certification Statement
Using the application you may notice how the M/D icon in the top left corner turns red. It happens when the system detects any malfunctions (the M red letter becomes red) or data diagnostics failures (the D letter becomes red). Malfunctions may also appear in the Logs menu as a malfunctioning event. As of the malfunctions you may face such types of issues: Engine synchronization Positioning compliance Data recording compliance Unregistered odometer change Timing compliance As of the data diagnostics problems you may face such types of issues: Engine synchronization Missing data elements Unidentified driving records Data transfer To see what an exact problem occurred, the driver should tap the M/D icon and check the details.
User Manual: 
_DriverBook Android Guide_.pdf
DriverBook ELD / iOS
| Vendor | Device Name | Model Number | Approved Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| | DriverBook ELD / iOS | PT30 | 1.01.01 |
Data Transfer and Reporting Procedures
>Malfunctions and Testing
To transfer your ELD records to authorized safety officials, use the DOT Inspect menu at the bottom of the app’s screen. The DOT Inspect menu allows drivers to manage all the collected data regarding a truck and a trip, certify records, and view uncertified records. Choose the date from a calendar to see all the truck and trip data recorded for this date. Tap the Start Inspection button to launch an inspection. If you need to send the records to an authorized safety official, tap the Transfer Data to Roadside Inspector button. After that you will see three options to choose from: 1. send the records to the FMCSA using wireless web services 2. send the records to the FMCSA email 3. send the records to the Roadside Inspector’s personal email Choosing the FMCSA email or server, you can add a comment and press Send. If you select a personal email, you’ll have an option to select the file format (PDF or CSV). The next step is to choose your county ruleset (USA or Canada), then enter your recipient's mailbox. Finally, you'll be asked to generate a report for today or generate a report for the last 8/15 days (depending on the country which ruleset you follow). Add a comment if needed and press Send.Certification Statement
Using the application you may notice how the M/D icon in the top left corner turns red. It happens when the system detects any malfunctions (the M red letter becomes red) or data diagnostics failures (the D letter becomes red). Malfunctions may also appear in the Logs menu as a malfunctioning event. As of the malfunctions you may face such types of issues: Engine synchronization Positioning compliance Data recording compliance Unregistered odometer change Timing compliance As of the data diagnostics problems you may face such types of issues: Engine synchronization Missing data elements Unidentified driving records Data transfer To see what an exact problem occurred, the driver should tap the M/D icon and check the details.
User Manual: _DriverBook iOS Guide_.pdf