Products with ELD "FOR2NE"
Below you will find a list of products with the ELD "FOR2NE" obtained from our database, including their available manuals, documentation, and images.
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Fortune ELD Android
| Vendor | Device Name | Model Number | Approved Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| | Fortune ELD Android | PT30 | 1.0.01 |
Data Transfer and Reporting Procedures
> Telematic (Web Service, Email)Malfunctions and Testing
To transfer your ELD records to authorized Safety Officials, you need to open the "DOT" menu (Click on the "DOT" icon at the bottom bar of the Application on your device). The DOT Inspection menu summarizes all the collected data about the driver, truck, and trip. You can also use this menu to transfer the data to FMCSA during the DOT inspection, certify your logs, or view unidentified records. To begin the inspection, click the Start Inspection button and check if your logs are ready to be transferred to the safety officials. If everything is okay, click the Transfer Data button and choose the method of sending your logs: 1. Send it to the Personal Email. 2. Send it to the FMCSA Email. 3. Send it to the Web Services (FMCSA). If you select Personal Email, you need to enter the recipient's address, add a comment. If you select Web Services (FMCSA) or Email to FMCSA you need to add a comment. The reporting period will vary depending on the rules of the country in which you operate.Certification Statement
If the ELD detects any malfunctions or data discrepancies, the color of the M/D icon at the top of the app screen will change from green to red. A red M letter will signify a malfunction, while a red D letter will indicate a data inconsistency Malfunctions: Engine Synchronization: There is no connection to the Engine Control Module (ECM). Contact the motor carrier and arrange for the ECM link to be restored. Check and correct the logs if needed, and restart the engine after that. Positioning Compliance: No valid GPS signal. It can be fixed automatically by restoring the GPS signal. Data Recording Compliance: Your device's storage is full. Delete some unnecessary files from your smartphone or tablet to free up at least 5 MB of space. Unregistered Odometer Change: The odometer readings changed when the vehicle was not moving. Recheck the odometer data in the app or contact the motor carrier. Timing Compliance: ELD provides an incorrect timeframe for the events. Contact the motor carrier or the Fortune Support Team. Power Compliance: It occurs when an ELD is not powered for an aggregated in-motion driving time of 30 minutes or more over 24 hours across all driver profiles. This can be fixed automatically when the aggregated in-motion driving time is less than 30 minutes in 24 hours. Data diagnostic events: Engine synchronization: This occurs when the connection between the ECM and ELD is lost. In this case, you should contact the motor carrier and ensure that the ECM link is restored. Missing data elements: This happens when there is a temporary or permanent loss of GPS/internet connection or ECM disconnection. To resolve this, reconnect and reload the ELD device. Unidentified driving records: If there are driving records that remain unidentified for over 30 minutes, you should manage these events until their duration drops to 15 minutes or less within a 24-hour period. Data transfer issue: If the driving data cannot be transferred to the FMCSA server, you should contact the motor carrier or the Fortune Support Team. Power data diagnostic: This occurs when the engine is started while the device is off, and the ELD takes more than 60 seconds to power up after the engine is turned on. This issue can be fixed automatically once the ELD is turned on, or you can contact the motor carrier for assistance. To learn more about the problem you are facing, tap the M/D icon at the top of the app screen and check the details.
User Manual: 
Android User Guide.pdf
Fortune ELD iOS
| Vendor | Device Name | Model Number | Approved Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| | Fortune ELD iOS | PT30 | 1.01.01 |
Data Transfer and Reporting Procedures
> Telematic (Web Service, Email)Malfunctions and Testing
To transfer your ELD records to authorized Safety Officials, you need to open the "DOT" menu (Click on the "DOT" icon at the bottom bar of the Application on your device). The DOT Inspection menu summarizes all the collected data about the driver, truck, and trip. You can also use this menu to transfer the data to FMCSA during the DOT inspection, certify your logs, or view unidentified records. To begin the inspection, click the Start Inspection button and check if your logs are ready to be transferred to the safety officials. If everything is okay, click the Transfer Data button and choose the method of sending your logs: 1. Send it to the Personal Email. 2. Send it to the FMCSA Email. 3. Send it to the Web Services (FMCSA). If you select Personal Email, you need to enter the recipient's address, add a comment. If you select Web Services (FMCSA) or Email to FMCSA you need to add a comment. The reporting period will vary depending on the rules of the country in which you operate.Certification Statement
If the ELD detects any malfunctions or data discrepancies, the color of the M/D icon at the top of the app screen will change from green to red. A red M letter will signify a malfunction, while a red D letter will indicate a data inconsistency Malfunctions: Engine Synchronization: There is no connection to the Engine Control Module (ECM). Contact the motor carrier and arrange for the ECM link to be restored. Check and correct the logs if needed, and restart the engine after that. Positioning Compliance: No valid GPS signal. It can be fixed automatically by restoring the GPS signal. Data Recording Compliance: Your device's storage is full. Delete some unnecessary files from your smartphone or tablet to free up at least 5 MB of space. Unregistered Odometer Change: The odometer readings changed when the vehicle was not moving. Recheck the odometer data in the app or contact the motor carrier. Timing Compliance: ELD provides an incorrect timeframe for the events. Contact the motor carrier or the Fortune Support Team. Power Compliance: It occurs when an ELD is not powered for an aggregated in-motion driving time of 30 minutes or more over 24 hours across all driver profiles. This can be fixed automatically when the aggregated in-motion driving time is less than 30 minutes in 24 hours. Data diagnostic events: Engine synchronization: This occurs when the connection between the ECM and ELD is lost. In this case, you should contact the motor carrier and ensure that the ECM link is restored. Missing data elements: This happens when there is a temporary or permanent loss of GPS/internet connection or ECM disconnection. To resolve this, reconnect and reload the ELD device. Unidentified driving records: If there are driving records that remain unidentified for over 30 minutes, you should manage these events until their duration drops to 15 minutes or less within a 24-hour period. Data transfer issue: If the driving data cannot be transferred to the FMCSA server, you should contact the motor carrier or the Fortune Support Team. Power data diagnostic: This occurs when the engine is started while the device is off, and the ELD takes more than 60 seconds to power up after the engine is turned on. This issue can be fixed automatically once the ELD is turned on, or you can contact the motor carrier for assistance. To learn more about the problem you are facing, tap the M/D icon at the top of the app screen and check the details.
User Manual: iOS User Guide.pdf