Products with ELD "MC3ELD"

Below you will find a list of products with the ELD "" obtained from our database, including their available manuals, documentation, and images.

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Contractors E Logs - MC3

Vendor	Device Name	Model Number	Approved Version
EquipmentShare	Contractors E Logs - MC3	MC3	3.2.12

Data Transfer and Reporting Procedures
The certified method of transferring data is via email and wireless web services. A driver will select “Inspection Mode” from the menu. There will be a button that says “Send Logs”. Select “Send Logs” and enter the email that the data will be transferred to. A driver may also send data directly to the FMCSA by tapping the button that reads "Send ELD Output File". If an internet connection cannot be established the driver can select “Begin Inspection” and pass the tablet to the safety official who can then view the current and last 7 days logs. Supported Data Transfer Methods: Email and Web Service
Malfunctions and Testing
1. POWER: There is a power issue with the hardware. Its possible the device is not connected. 2. ENGINE SYNCHRONIZATION: The mobile device has lost connectivity to the MC4 vehicle device for over 30 minutes. 3. TIMING: There is a discrepancy in timing between the devices and the vehicle. 4. POSITIONING: The GPS connection has been lost for 60 minutes or more. 5. DATA RECORDING: The device cannot retrieve recorded logs
Certification Statement
I, William J Schlacks , hereby certify on behalf of EquipmentShare that ELD model MC3 and version 3.2.12 has been sufficiently tested to meet the functional requirements included in the technical specifications in the Appendix to subpart B of part 395, title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations, under the conditions in which the ELD would be used.

Vendor	Device Name	Model Number	Approved Version
EquipmentShare	Contractors E Logs - MC3	MC3	3.3.0

Data Transfer and Reporting Procedures
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Malfunctions and Testing
The certified method of transferring data is via email and wireless web services. A driver will select “Inspection Mode” from the menu. There will be a button that says “Send Logs”. Select “Send Logs” and enter the email that the data will be transferred to. A driver may also send data directly to the FMCSA by tapping the button that reads "Send ELD Output File". If an internet connection cannot be established the driver can select “Begin Inspection” and pass the tablet to the safety official who can then view the current and last 7 days logs. Supported Data Transfer Methods: Email and Web Service
Certification Statement
1. POWER: There is a power issue with the hardware. Its possible the device is not connected. 2. ENGINE SYNCHRONIZATION: The mobile device has lost connectivity to the MC4 vehicle device for over 30 minutes. 3. TIMING: There is a discrepancy in timing between the devices and the vehicle. 4. POSITIONING: The GPS connection has been lost for 60 minutes or more. 5. DATA RECORDING: The device cannot retrieve recorded logs

Vendor	Device Name	Model Number	Approved Version
EquipmentShare	Contractors E Logs - MC3	MC3	4.3.13

Data Transfer and Reporting Procedures
> Telematic (Web Service, Email)
Malfunctions and Testing
The certified method of transferring data is via email and wireless web services. A driver will select “Inspection Mode” from the menu. There will be a button that says “Send Logs”. Select “Send Logs” and enter the email that the data will be transferred to. A driver may also send data directly to the FMCSA by tapping the button that reads "Send ELD Output File". If an internet connection cannot be established the driver can select “Begin Inspection” and pass the tablet to the safety official who can then view the current and last 7 days logs. Supported Data Transfer Methods: Email and Web Service
Certification Statement
1. POWER: There is a power issue with the hardware. Its possible the device is not connected. 2. ENGINE SYNCHRONIZATION: The mobile device has lost connectivity to the MC4 vehicle device for over 30 minutes. 3. TIMING: There is a discrepancy in timing between the devices and the vehicle. 4. POSITIONING: The GPS connection has been lost for 60 minutes or more. 5. DATA RECORDING: The device cannot retrieve recorded logs