Navman Teletrac Navman DRIVE Instructions

Instructions for Navman models including: Navman, Navman DRIVE

For Android - ELD

Android-ELD-20200602 1 DRIVE User Guide Introduction to Teletrac Navman DRIVE Teletrac Navman DRIVE™ is a comprehensive application suite that offers

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Table of Contents
Introduction to Teletrac Navman DRIVE ............................................................. 1 Product Information...............................................................................................2
Safety Information ............................................................................................................. 2 Requirements...................................................................................................................... 2 Get Started ............................................................................................................3 DIRECTOR Software Setup Checklist................................................................................. 3 Initial Logon........................................................................................................................ 3 Driver Logon ....................................................................................................................... 3 Support Personnel Logon (Non-Drivers)........................................................................... 4 Poor Coverage Area............................................................................................................ 4 Driver Messages at Logon .................................................................................................. 4 Driver Logoff ....................................................................................................................... 5 Electronic Logging Device (ELD) ......................................................................... 6 Hours of Service (HOS) .........................................................................................7 ELD Screen .............................................................................................................7 Driver Details ........................................................................................................ 8 View your Driver Details..................................................................................................... 8 Driver Status ......................................................................................................... 9 Driver Status Types............................................................................................................. 9 Change your Driver Status.................................................................................................11 Violation Notification ..........................................................................................11 Co-Driver .............................................................................................................. 12 Co-Driver Logon................................................................................................................. 12 Co-Driver Screen ................................................................................................................ 13 Multiple Driver Logon ....................................................................................................... 13 Co-Driver Reassignment of Current Drive Time ..............................................................14 Co-Driver On Duty Warning ..............................................................................................14 Make Co-Driver the Active Driver ..................................................................................... 15
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Trailer ................................................................................................................... 15 Hook a Trailer..................................................................................................................... 15 Drop a Trailer .....................................................................................................................16
Manifest ............................................................................................................... 16 View the Manifest ..............................................................................................................16 Edit the Manifest ...............................................................................................................16
DOT Inspection.................................................................................................... 17 Instructions for Driver ....................................................................................................... 17 Instructions for DOT Officer ............................................................................................. 17
Roadside Inspection Data Transfer/Instructions for a DOT Officer ................. 18 Transfer your Logs to a DOT Officer ............................................................................... 18
Driver Logs...........................................................................................................19 Logs Summary ................................................................................................................... 19 Log Details .........................................................................................................................19 View a Log.......................................................................................................................... 21 Enter Comments to a Log.................................................................................................22 Sign a Log...........................................................................................................................22
Suggested Log Edits............................................................................................23 Approve a Suggested Edit.................................................................................................23 Reject a Suggested Edit ....................................................................................................23
Manual Location Entry ...................................................................................... 24 Enter a Missing Location from the Pop-up Message.......................................................25 Enter a Missing Location from your Driver Log ..............................................................25
Unassigned Drive Time .......................................................................................25 Claim an Unassigned Drive Time..................................................................................... 26
Automated Features ......................................................................................... 26 Automated Duty Status Changes.....................................................................................27
Big Day................................................................................................................ 28
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Lock and Unlock................................................................................................. 29 Device Lock and Unlock................................................................................................... 29 ELD Display Lock .............................................................................................................. 29
ELD Malfunction................................................................................................. 30 ELD Malfunction Indicator............................................................................................... 30 ELD Malfunction Events ................................................................................................... 30 Malfunction Event Codes.................................................................................................. 31 ELD Diagnostic Event Codes............................................................................................. 31
ELD Diagnostics...................................................................................................32 Power Data.........................................................................................................................32 Missing Required Data.......................................................................................................32 Unidentified Driving Records Data...................................................................................32 Engine Sync Data...............................................................................................................32 Data Transfer Data ............................................................................................................32
Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................33 Driver Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR) ........................................................... 34 DVIR Workflow ....................................................................................................35 Launch the DVIR Application .............................................................................35 Create a Pre-Trip Inspection............................................................................... 36 Create a Post-Trip Inspection............................................................................. 36 Create a Mechanic Update .................................................................................37 Messages ............................................................................................................. 40 Types of Messages ............................................................................................... 41
Text Messages ................................................................................................................... 41 Forms................................................................................................................................. 41 Form Fields ......................................................................................................... 42 Receive a New Message...................................................................................... 43
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Read a Received Message .................................................................................. 43 Reply with a Free Text........................................................................................ 44 Reply with a Canned Template or Reply Form................................................. 44 Create a New Message ....................................................................................... 44 Send a Form........................................................................................................ 45 View Sent Messages............................................................................................ 46 Delete a Message................................................................................................ 46 Clear Messages ................................................................................................... 46 Driver Portal ....................................................................................................... 48 Driver Logs.......................................................................................................... 49
Log Header........................................................................................................................ 49 Log Summary.................................................................................................................... 49 Add a Log Record ............................................................................................................. 50 Edit a Log Record .............................................................................................................. 51 View and Sign Unsigned Logs.............................................................................52 Suggested Log Edits............................................................................................52 Approve a Suggested Edit.................................................................................................52 Reject a Suggested Edit ....................................................................................................53 Unassigned Drive Time .......................................................................................53 Claim an Unassigned Drive Time......................................................................................53 Assign multiple Unassigned Drive Time Events ............................................................. 54 Print a Log .......................................................................................................... 54 Change your Password....................................................................................... 54 Log Out............................................................................................................... 54 DIRECTOR ........................................................................................................... 56 Driver Setup and Properties ...............................................................................57 Add a Driver .......................................................................................................................57 Edit Driver Properties ........................................................................................................57 Delete a Driver ...................................................................................................................57
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Support Personnel Setup and Properties.......................................................... 58 Add a Support Personnel ................................................................................................. 58 Edit Support Personnel Properties .................................................................................. 58 Delete a Support Personnel............................................................................................. 58
Suggested Log Edits........................................................................................... 59 Suggest a Log Edit............................................................................................................ 59 View Rejected Edits .......................................................................................................... 59
Managing Unassigned Drive Time..................................................................... 60 Assign an Unassigned Drive Time.................................................................................... 60 Assign multiple Unassigned Drive Time Events ............................................................. 60
Notes .................................................................................................................... 61
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Introduction to Teletrac Navman DRIVE
Teletrac Navman DRIVETM is a comprehensive application suite that offers users a variety of advanced in-vehicle apps, including federally-compliant Hours of Service electronic logging devices (ELD), Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports (DVIR), navigation and messaging. The Teletrac Navman tablets are fully equipped with the built-in DRIVE application providing drivers an easyto-use platform.

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Product Information
Product Name: Teletrac Navman DRIVE Model: Android 4.4+ or iOS 11+ (tablet or phone) Software Version: Teletrac Navman DRIVE 4.4+ ELD Identifier: TNV001
Safety Information
For safety information, including guidelines on how to operate the in-vehicle device, see the "Navigation" and "Messages" sections of this guide.
Requirements
The following components are required for ELD: · Teletrac Navman provided blackbox enabled for ELD (Qube 300 with JPOD/ VPOD, TM470, TN480 or newer models) · Teletrac Navman DRIVE 4.4+ app · A vehicle with a properly working 1708, 1939 J-Bus, or OBD-II connection.

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Get Started
Contact your system administrator to ensure the following information is setup in a valid DIRECTOR® software account. If the following information is not setup, you will not be able to login to the ELD and create your electronic logs.
DIRECTOR Software Setup Checklist:
Update your carrier information Create each driver Update the driver properties with your personal information, license
number, and regulation type.
Note: Drivers must have a license number created in their "Driver Properties."
Initial Logon
The steps below describe how to log on to your ELD.
1. Turn on the vehicle and display will power on. A "Warning" pop-up message will appear on the screen noting that "It is your responsibility to account for your vehicle's height, length, weight and other restrictions when driving at all times. Always heed all posted road signs and road conditions when making driving decisions when relying on routes calculated by this device".
2. Touch Agree.
3. From the Teletrac Navman DRIVE home screen, touch Log On.
Note: You can select other available features, such as "Messages" and "Navigation", without logging on to the app
4. Enter your Driver ID and PIN, and touch Log On.
Driver Log on
You must have a Driver ID and Personal Identification Number (PIN) set up in DIRECTOR to log on to the ELD application. If you don't have these, contact your fleet administrator. You should keep your PIN confidential to prevent unauthorized access to your personal HOS records.
1. From the "Driver Logon" screen, enter your Driver ID and PIN.
2. Touch Log On.

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Note: If you have any unsigned logs or incomplete DVIRs, you will be prompted to complete them after you log on.
Support Personnel Logon (Non-Drivers)
If you belong to a carrier's support personnel (i.e. non-drivers), you will need to be setup as such in DIRECTOR. All support personnel must have an active account on the ELD. When a support personnel logs on to the device it will not record ELD data for the personnel member.
1. Turn on the vehicle and display will power on. A "Warning" pop-up will appear on the screen noting that "It is your responsibility to account for your vehicle's height, length, weight and other restrictions when driving at all times. Always heed all posted road signs and road conditions when making driving decisions when relying on routes calculated by this device"
2. Touch Agree.
3. Enter your Driver ID and PIN, and touch Log On.
4. Select Yard Moves or Personal Conveyance as your status before moving the vehicle.
5. Enter a comment regarding the status change and touch OK.
6. Touch OK.
Poor Coverage Area
If you are in an area with poor wireless connectivity coverage, you will be able to log on to the ELD if you had previously logged on to it. The ELD will be able to confirm previous users during poor coverage conditions. The display will store the messages and forward them upon returning to wireless coverage. Once you are within coverage, driver logs will be synchronized.
Driver Messages at Log on
Unassigned Driver
An "Unassigned Driver" is someone who drives a vehicle without first logging on. The ELD app quickly responds to unassigned driving by displaying a series of messages.
Driver Does Not Exist
When a driver attempts to log on to the app prior to authentication of his/her credentials by the ELD, a "Driver Does Not Exist" message appears.

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Multiple Driver Log on
When multiple drivers log in to an ELD, they are logged on as "Co-Drivers." The initial driver to log on to the ELD app is known as the "Active Driver." The "Active Driver" is automatically changed to "Driving" once the vehicle begins to move.
An "Active Driver" can be in any one of the following statuses: Driving, On Duty, Sleeper Berth, or Off Duty. A newly logged on "Co-Driver" will not become the "Active Driver" until he/she selects the Switch Drivers icon and confirms his/ her password.
Maximum Driver Log on
The ELD app allows up to five drivers to log on and remain logged on at any one time. Any driver who logs on after the fifth log on will be rejected by the app.
Driver Log off
When you leave your vehicle, you must log off to secure your driver logs. You can adjust your status at the time of logging off.
1. From the home screen, touch Log Off. A confirmation message appears.
Note: If you have any unsigned logs or incomplete DVIRs, you will be prompted to complete them first before you log off.
2. Select the "Off Duty" status and touch Yes.

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ELD

An electronic logging device (ELD) as defined by the FMCSA 49 CFR part 395 regulations is a system installed in a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) that provides electronic logging of vehicle activities. This system is integrated within the CMV environment to detect its operation. The primary integration with the vehicle is through the engine control module (ECM) and the vehicle's diagnostics bus (J1939 CAN bus). The ELD detects the CMV operation through the vehicle integration and logs vehicle movement as drive time by an authenticated driver or unidentified driver. The ELD also records other data related to the vehicle position and operation.
Failure to perform the instructions in this user guide could result in inaccurate Hours of Service driver activity capture and recording on the ELD and cause compliance implications.
The ELD application allows drivers to electronically track their HOS time during all HOS statuses: DRIVING (D), ON DUTY (ON), OFF DUTY (OFF), YARD MOVES (YM), PERSONAL CONVEYANCE (PC), and SLEEPER BERTH (SB). The app incorporates an Automated Duty Status (ADS) system to help drivers keep accurate duty records.
The ELD application complies with several HOS regulation types; the specific regulation type the driver follows can be setup in the DIRECTOR software platform under "Driver Properties." Reference the DIRECTOR ELD section of this guide for instructions.

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Hours of Service (HOS)
HOS as described in FMCSA regulation 395.8(a)(2) is the responsibility of every driver who operates a commercial motor vehicle to accurately record their daily duty status.

ELD Screen
The ELD screen allows you to quickly view your remaining "On Duty Time," "Drive Time," "Break Time," and "Weekly Total." The timers and status bar for each regulation reflect your remaining time available. Shortcuts for "Driver Logs," "Co-Driver," and "Change Status" are also available on the upperright corner of the screen. You can access this screen by selecting ELD from main screen.

Touch

to view and select the following options:

Trailer- Hook or drop a trailer. Manifest- View the manifest describing the cargo. Lock- Lock the ELD display. DOT Inspection- Show your logs to a DOT Officer. Driver Details- View your personal information.

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Driver Details
The "Driver Details" screen displays your information and can only be edited by your fleet administrator via DIRECTOR.

The screen displays the following information:

· Name

· Profile

· Address

· Email Address

· Phone Number

· License Number

· License Expiration

View your Driver Details
1. From the "ELD" screen, touch

and select Driver Details.

2. Enter your password and touch OK.

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Driver Status

Users must always keep track of their duty status so that all events and status changes recorded in each driver logs are correct and accurate.
When a duty status is changed, the icon for that status is displayed on the upper-right corner of the screen. The icon is always visible wherever you are in the application. This allows drivers to be constantly aware of duty status.

Icon

Status On Duty

Off Duty

Personal Conveyance

30 Min Break

Sleeper Berth

Yard Moves

Adverse Conditions

Emergency

Driving

Driver Status Types
After logging on to the ELD, you can manually change your status to one of the driver status types described below.
On Duty
A duty status indicating a driver is working for a motor carrier, but not operating or driving the vehicle (e.g., loading, unloading, etc.).
Off Duty
A duty status indicating a driver is not working for a motor carrier and is relieved of all duty. This means a driver is free to do other activities that do not pertain to work.
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Personal Conveyance
A duty status for personal use of a vehicle while off-duty and on personal time. This may include the time traveling between a driver's home and his/her work, and traveling short distances from motels to restaurants.
30 Minute Break
If more than eight consecutive hours have passed since a driver's last off-duty or sleeper berth status, the driver must take at least 30 minutes of off-duty break before driving again.
Sleeper Berth
When a driver has reached his/her driving limit or on duty limit, the driver can use the "Sleeper Berth" duty status to complete their required rest period. This can be used in combination with the "Off Duty" status when following the split sleeper berth provision.
Yard Moves
A duty status to override the automatic change to "On Duty Driving" when moving the vehicle in a yard. This keeps the driver in an "On Duty" status even if he/she is not operating the vehicle on a public roadway.
Adverse Conditions
A duty status for unexpected adverse driving conditions, like snow, fog, or heavy traffic caused by an accident that prevents a driver from completing his/ her route or work on time.
Emergency
A duty status to be used when certain federal safety regulations, including Hours of Service, for carriers and drivers are suspended due to a disaster or emergency relief efforts.
Driving
A duty status indicating the driver is operating the vehicle from behind the steering wheel.

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Change your Driver Status
Users can manually change current driver status while logged on to the ELD app. You cannot change your status while the vehicle is in motion.
1. From the "ELD" screen, touch .
2. Select a status and touch OK. You can also touch Add Comment to enter a note about your status change.
Note: The "Personal Conveyance" and "Yard Moves" status require you to add a comment to explain why you are entering this status.

Violation Notification
The ELD will notify the driver when they are at risk of getting a violation with a warning, and then will notify the driver if a violation is received.
If you are 2 hours from receiving a violation, the icon will turn Orange. There will also be a notification that appears in Orange at the bottom of the screen.

Upon receiving a violation, a pop-up message will appear on the screen and will prompt you to pull the vehicle over immediately; and the status icons will turn Red.

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The violation table describes the different violation types that you may encounter while using the ELD. Note that these messages depend upon the regulation type assigned in your driver's profile.

Violation Type Mandatory Rest Violation
Drive Time Violation On Duty Time Violation Weekly Cycle Time Violation
100/150 Mile Radius
Unauthorized Use

Description
The driver has not taken a 30-minute break before 8 hours of "On Duty" time as prescribed by the FMCSA.
The driver has run out of the legal "On Duty" driving time as prescribed by the FMCSA.
The driver has run out of the legal "On Duty" time as prescribed by the FMCSA.
The driver has run out of the legal "Weekly Cycle On Duty" time as prescribed by the FMCSA (7/8 day and 60/70 hour weekly limitation).
Indicates to the driver they have breached the allowed air miles to remain exempt from HOS and should check to see they are not in violation of long haul rules (e.g. 30 minute rest break, etc.)
The "unauthorized drive usage" alert is required to notify when the vehicle has been started and moved without an authenticated user/driver logged on.

Co-Driver
A "Co-Driver" is a second driver who operates and rides in the same vehicle as the "Active Driver."
Co-Driver Log on
A second driver can log on to the ELD as a "Co-Driver" at the same time as the "Active Driver" to accommodate team drivers.
1. From the "ELD" screen, touch .
2. Touch . 3. Enter your username and password. 4. Select a driver status and touch Log On.

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Co-Driver Screen
When you're logged on as the "Co-Driver," the ELD screen allows you to quickly view your remaining "On Duty Time," "Drive Time," "Break Time," and "Weekly Total." The timers and status bar for each regulation reflect a user's remaining time available. Shortcuts for "Driver Logs," "Switch Drivers," and "Change Status" are also available on the upper-right corner of the screen.

Touch

to view and select the following options:

DOT Inspection- Show your logs to a DOT Officer.
Driver Details- View your personal information.
Log Off- Log off the ELD.
Multiple Driver Log on
When multiple drivers log on to the ELD app, they must follow the same guidelines as a single driver. The "Active Driver" name is displayed on the status bar. With more than one driver logged on, the app operates as follows:

· If the "Active Driver" is in "Driving" status and the vehicle begins to move, the app allocates the "Driving" time to the "Active Driver."
· If all drivers are in the same status and the vehicle begins to move, the "Active Driver" is changed to "Driving."

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Each driver status has a rank, so as drivers manually change their status when multiple drivers are logged on at the same time, the system sets the drivers' hierarchical rank based on their current status using the table below.

Current Status Driving
On Duty (ND) Sleeper Berth
Off Duty

Rank 1 2 3 3

Co-Driver Reassignment of Current Drive Time
This feature will not only prevent common causes of errors, but also give the driver a way to correct one or more common errors performed by team drivers.

Upon the driver bringing the vehicle to a stop and the ELD has made the "Active Driver" status "Driving," the ELD begins the process of waiting 5 minutes prior to automatically changing the driver's status to "On Duty, Not Driving."

1. From the "Co-Driver" screen, touch following message.

. A pop-up displays the

Accept Current Drive Time from John Smith?

2. Touch Yes. A confirmation message appears.

Changing the current Active Driver XXXXX to Co-Driver

Note: The ELD will only reassign the last drive status of the "Active Driver's" logs and will not change previous driver records.

Co-Driver On Duty Warning
The ELD provides a courtesy warning to the "Co-Driver" that will help prevent accidental loss of rest time. The "Active Driver" receives a pop-up message when the "Co-Driver" is not in a rest status ("Sleeper Berth" or "Off Duty") and vehicle movement is detected.
WARNING: Driver XXXX is still in an ON DUTY Status

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Make Co-Driver the Active Driver
As a "Co-Driver," you can make yourself the "Active Driver." To do this, the vehicle must be stationary and the current "Active Driver" must not be in "Driving" status.

1. From the "ELD" screen, touch .

2. Touch your name and enter your password.

3. Touch

. You can confirm that you are the "Active Driver" if your

initials are the ones displayed on the upper-right corner of the screen.

Trailer
Notate up to two trailer numbers related to your trip. Enter the associated trailer number and indicate if you have hooked or dropped the trailer.

Hook a Trailer
Hook or attach a trailer to your tractor.

1. From the "ELD" screen, touch

and select Trailer.

2. Enter the trailer number and touch Hook.

Note: The trailer Name can be no longer than 10 characters.

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Drop a Trailer
Drop or detach a trailer from your tractor. 1. From the "ELD" screen, touch and select Trailer. 2. Identify the trailer you want to drop and touch Drop.

Manifest

A "Manifest" is a document identifying cargo transported by a vehicle. It contains information identifying the carrier and shipper, as well as special instructions about the cargo.

View the Manifest

To view a manifest on the ELD, touch select Manifest.

from the ELD screen and

Carrier Information- The company transporting the cargo.

Manifest- The manifest number entered by you or your fleet administrator.

Commodity- The type of cargo being transported, such as tires, corn, auto parts, etc.

Shipper- The supplier or owner of the commodities being transported.

Vehicle Information- The display name of the vehicle.

Special Instructions- Any special instructions or remarks about the cargo.

Edit the Manifest
To make changes to a manifest and edit the manifest number, commodity, shipper, and special instructions:

1. From the "ELD" screen, touch

and select Manifest.

2. Edit the following fields in the manifest: · Manifest · Commodity · Shipper

· Special Instructions

3. Touch .

Note: The manifest details can be alphanumeric with a max. of 40 characters.
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DOT Inspection

When at a weigh station or in contact with law enforcement, officers can utilize the following instructions to verify your HOS log status. To verify information, drivers must be logged on to the ELD app.

Instructions for Driver
It is best practice to make sure that your logs are signed before handing them over to the DOT Officer.
Show your Logs to a DOT Officer

1. From the ELD screen, touch

and select DOT Inspection.

2. Show your driver logs list to the DOT Officer.

Show Unassigned Drive Time to a DOT Officer
A red badge number next to the "Unassigned Drive Time" icon indicates that there are unassigned log records in the ELD.

1. From the "ELD" screen, touch and select DOT Inspection.

2. Touch .

3. Show the unassigned drive time logs to the DOT Officer.

Instructions for DOT Officer
This section shows officers how to access driver and vehicle information, including current log and previous day log and location details.

View a Driver's Logs
1. From the "ELD" screen, touch logs list is displayed.

and select DOT Inspection. The driver

2. Select a date to view the log records for that day.

View Unassigned Drive Time
A red badge number next to the "Unassigned Drive Time" icon indicates that there are unassigned log records in the ELD.

1. From the "ELD" screen, touch

and select DOT Inspection.

2. Touch . The unassigned drive time logs are displayed.

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Roadside Inspection Data Transfer/ Instructions for a DOT Officer

Transfer your Logs to a DOT Officer

Note: Ensure the display is connected to Bluetooth.

1. Touch Menu From the "ELD" screen, then touch DOT Inspection.

2. Touch the transfer logs button

3. Select Email or Web Service then press OK

4. Touch Comment, enter comment the inspecting officer's badge number, name, or unique ID number they provide you. Touch Done, then OK.
5. Touch Send. A prompt will appear to indicate the transfer has been initiated. Touch OK to close pop-up message. The driver will be notified on the DOT inspection screen the Log Transmission is pending.
6. Display must be connected for transfer to be successful. Ensure Bluetooth connection (for app) for successful log transfer. If the transfer is not successful, you will receive a failure prompt on screen.
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Driver Logs
Driver Logs provide you with a high-level view of your log records for a particular period. You can drill down in each log to get more information about individual duty status and hours. From here you can quickly review, sign, or add comments to your logs.
If you need to make changes to logs, you can do so from the "Driver Portal." See "Edit a Log Record" on page 57.

Logs Summary
The "Logs Summary" screen displays information about your current duty status and a summary of your duty status hours.
View your Logs Summary
1. From the "ELD" screen, touch . 2. Touch . The "ELD Logs Summary" screen is displayed.
Log Details
The "Log Details" screen displays a more detailed breakdown of log records for a particular day. The log consists of three components: "Log Header," "Log Graph," and "Log Grid." These allow you to review your full log in detail, add comments, and review any "Suggested Edits" made by your fleet administrator.
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Log Header
The header displays general information about you and your co-driver, the vehicle, and the ELD. The FMCSA requires that these fields are always available for you to view.
Log Graph
The graph section displays a driver's various status updates throughout the selected date. Each duty status is a separate row so you can distinguish your different driving activities at a quick glance.

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Log Grid
The grid section displays all the details for each of your logged status updates.

Time- The time when the event type or status was generated. Location- The location where the event type or status was generated. Odometer- The odometer of the vehicle during that event. Vehicle ID- The display name of the vehicle. Engine Hours- The engine hours of the vehicle during the event. Event Type/Status- The event type or status generated for the corresponding log record. Origin- The source of the event type or status change. From the grid you can also perform the following tasks: · Manually enter a location for a log item. See "Manual Location Entry on
page 24." · Enter a comment for a log item. See "Enter Comments to a Log on page 22." · View and respond to a suggested edit. See "Suggested Log Edits on page 23."
View a Log
You can always view your logs from the previous seven or eight days to make sure that all recorded data are correct and accurate.
1. From the "ELD" screen, touch . 2. Select a log from the list to view a more detailed breakdown of your
log records.
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Enter Comments to a Log
You can enter or edit a comment to any of your log records to account for changes, such as stop address, pick-up comments, fueling, etc.
1. From the "ELD" screen, touch Driver Logs.
2. Select a log record to enter a comment.
3. In the log grid, identify the log item you want to add a comment to
and touch .
4. Enter comment and touch OK.
Sign a Log
According to FMCSA HOS regulations, drivers are required to verify all event log entries are accurate before submitting them to the employer. A submission certifies that all driver entries are true and correct. Drivers can sign only the most current log, as well as the last seven previous days.
Note: To access, sign, and submit current days logs, you must be logged on to ELD and in "Off Duty" status.

1. From the "ELD" screen, touch .
2. Select the log that you want to sign.
3. Review your log to make sure all information is correct, and touch . The following compliance message is displayed:
I hereby certify that my data entries and my record of duty status for this 24 hour period are true and correct.
4. Enter your password and touch Sign Log. A confirmation message appears.
5. Touch OK.
Note: If you have already signed a log and there are changes made to the log, the log will become unsigned and you will have to sign it again.

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1. From the "ELD" screen, touch .
2. Touch . 3. Select the date/s of the log/s to review the suggestion. 4. Scroll down and view the record details.
5. Touch . The "Suggested Edits" pop-up appears. 6. Touch Approve if the suggested edits are correct. You can approve
multiple logs if desired. 7. Enter a comment for approving the suggestion/s. 8. Touch OK. The suggested edit/s will be saved and will be recorded on
your log.
Reject a Suggested Edit
You can reject a suggested edit if you don't agree with the changes made by your administrator.
1. From the "ELD" screen, touch .
2. Touch . 3. Select the date/s of the log/s to review the suggestion.

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4. Scroll down and view the record details.

5. Touch

. The "Suggested Edits" pop-up appears.

6. Touch Reject if the suggested edits are not correct.

7. Enter a comment for rejecting the suggestion.

8. Touch OK. The suggested edit will be rejected and will not be recorded on your log.

Manual Location Entry
In the case your ELD malfunctions and is not able to record the location (city and state) of any duty status in your logs, you have to manually enter the location from a pop-up message and from your driver logs. This is not optional. This may occur when:
· GPS location not available during intermediate location (60 minutes) · GPS location during a status creation record · GPS location during manual creation of log record · Temporary positioning service interruption · Power outage of ELD · Removal of ELD during movement

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Enter a Missing Location from the Pop-up Message
If the ELD malfunctions, you will receive a pop-up message stating that an error has been detected. You will then be prompted to enter the missing location.

Note: The buttons will be grayed out while the vehicle is in motion. To exit the pop-up, click any other part of the screen.
1. Touch Yes. Your driver logs will then appear.
2. Scroll down to the logs grid and touch the "Location" field.
3. Enter the city and state for the log record and touch Submit.

Enter a Missing Location from your Driver Log
If the ELD notifies you about an error with acquiring a GPS location, go to your driver logs and enter the missing location for a particular record. This is not optional.

1. From the "ELD" screen, touch .

2. Select a log marked with

3. Scroll down to the logs grid and touch the "Location" field.

4. Enter the city and state for the log record and touch Submit.

Note: The ELD will check the entry against the database for authenticity before the entry is saved and the log record is updated.

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Claim an Unassigned Drive Time
You can claim an "Unassigned Drive Time" if you believe that the log record belongs to you.
1. From the "ELD" screen, touch .
2. Touch .
3. Select the unassigned drive time that you want to claim.
4. Touch Assign. Your logs will be updated to include the assigned driving segment.

Automated Features

The "Automated Duty Status" feature in the ELD app helps drivers avoid constantly switching between the "Driving" and "On Duty" statuses during their shift. This also applies to long haul drivers who pull over for food or fuel but forget to change from "Driving" to "On Duty" status. Automatic duty status changes occur based on a vehicle's movement and between "Driving" and "On Duty" statuses only.
ELD responds based on the following:
· A single driver is the "Active Driver" when logged on, even when a second driver logs on.
· When two or more drivers log on, the initial driver remains the "Active Driver" until the "Co-Driver" switches to be the "Active Driver."
· The app does not automatically change a driver's status to "Sleeper Berth" or "Off-Duty"; a driver must do this manually.
· The app does not log out a driver unless a driver logs in to more than one vehicle at the same time.

Driver A Status
DRIVING
ON DUTY SLEEPER BERTH
OFF DUTY ON DUTY ON DUTY SLEEPER BERTH
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Driver B Status ON DUTY, OFF DUTY,
or SLEEPER BERTH ON DUTY
SLEEPER BERTH OFF DUTY
SLEEPER BERTH OFF DUTY OFF DUTY

Change to Driving Status Status is unchanged for Driver A
Active driver is changed Active driver is changed Active driver is changed
Driver A is changed Driver A is changed Driver A is changed

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Automated Duty Status Changes
Active Driver Logged into ELD
As soon as the vehicle detects motion, the ELD automatically changes the "Active Driver" duty status as "Drive Time" in the driver logs. Per the FMCSA, the ELD shall automatically change the "Active Driver" to "Driving" upon the start of the vehicle in-motion.
Note: The status will not automatically change to "Driving" if the driver is in the "Personal Conveyance" or "Yard Moves" status.
Once the vehicle becomes stationary for greater than five minutes and the driver is in "Driving" status, the ELD will sound an audible warning beep and prompt the "Active Driver" with a message to confirm he/she is still driving. After 1 minute, if the driver does not respond or responds that he/she no longer is driving, the driver's status shall change automatically to "On-Duty (ND)" and the status change shall be recorded to the "Active Driver's" log.
If the driver responds that he/she is still driving, then no further automated status change activity shall take place until the vehicle moves again. If the driver remains in "Driving" status and vehicle remains stationary for more than 20 minutes consecutively, the ELD may prompt the driver with a reminder message that he/she is still in "Driving" status.
Unidentified Driver Logged in to ELD
If no authorized driver is logged in, the ELD shall sound an audible warning beep and display a message to the driver:
Stop and log in to the ELD
The ELD will record the start and stop of vehicle motion and will record the "Unassigned Driver" log as "Driving." At the end of vehicle motion, the ELD shall record the "Unassigned Driver" log an "On-Duty (ON)" status message.
If you have forgotten to login to the vehicle, see "Unassigned Drive Time" to assign a record to yourself.

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Big Day
This feature supports property-carrying driver 16-hour exemptions, also known as "Big Day."
According to DOT and FMCSA regulations, part 395.1, Property-carrying driver, "A property-carrying driver is exempt from the requirements of §395.3(a)(2) if:
1. The driver has returned to the driver's normal work reporting location and the carrier released the driver from duty at that location for the previous 5 duty tours the driver has worked;
2. The driver has returned to the normal work reporting location and the carrier releases the driver from duty within 16 hours after coming on duty following 10 consecutive hours off duty;
3. The driver has not taken this exemption within the previous 6 consecutive days, except when the driver has begun a new 7- or 8-consecutive day period with the beginning of any off-duty period of 34 or more consecutive hours as allowed by §395.3(c)."
When the unit displays Hours of Service "On-Duty" shift warnings, the driver is eligible for the property-carrying driver exemption, and when the propertycarrying driver exemption is triggered, the following pop-up appears on the screen:
We've switched you to Big Day!
The 16-hour exception is triggered automatically if the driver is eligible. No option keys are displayed and no response is necessary.

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Lock and Unlock

Device Lock and Unlock
Note: This feature applies when the ELD is configured to the vehicle.
Teletrac Navman tablets easily pair with the unit. This connection allows access to the vehicle's diagnostics, which help determine if the vehicle is moving or stationary at a given time. The unit's safety lock/unlock feature uses diagnostics to prevent drivers from using their devices while driving.
Locked Mode
The tablet automatically locks when the vehicle moves faster than 7 MPH so that you can access only the navigation and settings functions. This does not prevent the device from receiving incoming messages. You, however, cannot retrieve messages or use messaging functions until the vehicle comes to a complete stop.
Unlocked Mode
30 seconds after the vehicle is stationary, the device automatically unlocks. You can then access all tablet and app functions again. The home screen opens and immediately displays the status screen.

ELD Display Lock
The lock button allows you to protect your logs from accidental driver time assignment or tampering by other ELD users. Once you tap this button, the display is immediately locked. You cannot access this feature if the vehicle is in motion.

1. From the "ELD" screen, touch remains in current duty status.

and select Lock. Driver is now inactive and

Note: If you're in "Driving" status, you're immediately put in "On Duty" status.
2. To log back on, touch your name and enter your password.

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ELD Malfunction
ELD Malfunction Indicator
The Teletrac Navman ELD solution has an ELD malfunction indicator, as mandated by FMCSA HOS regulations 49 CFR part 395. The malfunction indicator is located at the upper-right corner of the driver display within the Teletrac Navman DRIVE app suite.
This icon alerts drivers when the ELD solution is malfunctioning and paper logs are necessary. If the icon is red, the electronic logging device is not working properly. The driver must follow FMCSA rule 395.15(f) and recreate the current and past seven days of HOS duty status logs on paper. The past seven days may include faxed copies of electronic logs; however, any paper copies of electronic logs must be physically signed and certified by the driver in order to be legally correct.
Note: You will also get a prompt to pull over and switch to paper logs.
In accordance with the FAQ section of the FMCSA website, if the ELD malfunctions, drivers must:
1. Note the malfunction of the ELD and provide written notice of the malfunction to the motor carrier within 24 hours. Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to view the "ELD Malfunction" notification and details (vehicle must be stationary).
2. Reconstruct the record of duty status (RODS) for the current 24-hour period and the previous seven consecutive days, and record the records of duty status on graph-grid paper logs that comply with 49 CFR 395.8, unless the driver already has the records or retrieves them from the ELD.
3. Continue to manually prepare RODS in accordance with 49 CFR 395.8 until the ELD is serviced and back in compliance.
For more information, visit- https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/faq/what-must-driverdo-if-there-eld-malfunction
ELD Malfunction Events
The ELD has the capability to monitor itself for detectable malfunctions and data inconsistencies. This includes compliance self-monitoring, malfunctions, and data diagnostic events and an ELD malfunction and data diagnostics status indicators. After identifying a malfunction, the ELD can log the problem and alert the user to the issue.

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The malfunction indicator will show an "Event Code." Use the table below to see what type of malfunction event occurred and what that event is indicating.

Malfunction Event Codes

Event Code P E T
L R S

Event Name
Power Malfunction
Engine Synchronization Malfunction
Timing Malfunction
Position Malfunction
Data Recording Malfunction
Data Transfer Malfunction

Description
Total engine hours error minutes while driving exceeded 30 minutes in 24 hours.
Last EMS message received more than 30 minutes ago.
GPS time and system time difference more than 10 minutes.
More than 60 minutes worth of invalid GPS positions received in last 24 hours.
Failed to save item to database.
Message transfer observing problems for 3 consecutive days.

ELD Diagnostic Event Codes

Event Code 1 2 3
4 5

Event Name
Power Diagnostic
Engine Synchronization Diagnostic
Missing Data Elements Diagnostic
Data Transfer Diagnostic
Unidentified Driver Diagnostic

Description
Total engine hours error minutes while driving
exceeded 30 minutes in 24 Hours.
Last EMS message received more than 30 minutes ago.
GPS time and system time difference more than 10 minutes.
More than 60 minutes worth of invalid GPS positions received in last 24
Hours.
Failed to save item to database.

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ELD Diagnostics
An ELD must support standard security measures that require the calculation and recording of standard data check values for each ELD event recorded. The driver can navigate to the "ELD Diagnostics" page to check any of the following data criteria.
Power Data
This section will identify instances when the engine ECM or alternative sources and its on-board sensors may not have complied with the power requirements specified in section 4.3.1.1 of 49 CFR Part 395. This is where the ELD must record a power data diagnostics event for the corresponding driver(s), or under the unidentified driver profile if no drivers were authenticated at the time of detection.
Missing Required Data
This section will indicate instances in which there is location information missing from the data and the vehicle is in motion. The ELD will record if it has failed to acquire a valid position measurement during the periods specified in the regulation.
Unidentified Driving Records Data
This section will show ELD records involving driving time logged on an ELD when there was not a driver logged into the vehicle. Drivers can access this section, "to review and either acknowledge the assignment of one or more of the unidentified driver records attributable to the driver under the authenticated driver's profile as described in paragraph 4.3.2.8.2(b)(1) of this appendix or indicate that these records are not attributable to the driver," states 49 CFR Part 395.
Engine Sync Data
This section will show the engine ECM, on board sensors and data record history, and identify instances and durations of its non-compliance with the ELD engine synchronization data.
Data Transfer Data
This section will show the in-service monitoring functions are operating and show they are continuing to function properly. This section will update at leave once every seven days.

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Troubleshooting
The following are issues that you may encounter when using ELD.

Issue The tablet shows a message stating that the driver does not exist in the database.
The tablet is making an alert sound.
My supervisor made an edit to one or all of my HOS logs, but I do not see it on my grid.
I can't electronically sign the current day's log.
I am a team driver and I forgot to make myself the "Active Driver" and the ELD has assigned my "Drive Time" to my "Co-Driver."
If your ELD is experiencing issues please do the following:

Solution
Call your dispatcher or supervisor to create or update a "Driver Logon ID" in DIRECTOR.
Check to see if there is a message waiting. Touch "Messages" from the Teletrac Navman DRIVE home screen.
When your supervisor makes an edit on your HOS driver logs, you must approve the suggested edits before they are saved and included in your logs.
If you are in "On Duty," "Driving," or "Sleeper Berth" status and are attempting to sign and submit the current day's log, you must change your HOS status to "Off Duty" prior to signing.
When this occurs, pull over to stop the vehicle, press the "Reassign" button before the ELD automatically changes the status to On Duty. The screen will prompt if Bob wants to be the primary driver for the current time, prompt you for your password. Upon verifying your password, it will switch the "Driver" and "Co-Driver" fields in the last recorded "Drive" Status record.
1. Call your dispatcher or manager 2. Call 1.800.ITS.HELP (1.800.487.4357)

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Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports (DVIR)

As described in FMCSA regulation 396.11 and 396.13, a Driver Vehicle Inspection Report (or DVIR) is a federally mandated log that details vehicle operation and safety issues noted during vehicle inspections. Each driver must complete and submit these reports for their vehicle on a daily basis.
The DVIR application in the DRIVE app suite allows drivers to easily log vehicle inspections and submit them in paperless form via a portable tablet.

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DVIR Workflow

The DVIR App can be used to submit post-trip inspections, including a mechanic's updates and driver pre-trip inspections. The following workflow describes the lifecycle of an inspection report:

Driver completes post-trip vehicle inspection at the end of their work day.

Vehicle condition satisfactory. No safety-affecting defects.

Vehicle condition unsatisfactory. Repair required.

Vehicle condition satisfactory. I have corrected defects.

Driver electronically signs and submits inspection form. Fleet manager/maintenance manager runs report to flag any vehicles requiring maintenance.
Mechanic is referred to vehicle requiring repair and adds their remarks and a vehicle status update to the vehicle inspection form, accordingly.

Mechanic electronically signs and submits inspection form. Driver reviews inspection report filed by the previous driver. Mechanic's remarks
and road-related statements are visible for review.

Driver updates status and electronically signs and submits inspection form.

Driver's Post-Trip Inspection
Mechanic's Update & Repair Remarks (if required)
Driver's Pre-Trip Inspection

Launch the DVIR Application
Drivers or mechanics who want to view, create, or update a DVIR must first log on to the app. Upon logging in to the ELD app, they will be prompted to complete their DVIR. All submissions to the DVIR must be electronically signed by the driver or mechanic to maintain a "chain of custody" for the vehicle.
Upon logging in and out of the ELD application, a driver will receive the following prompt:
Do you want to complete your DVIR now?
1. Touch Yes. The "Inspection Report" list opens.
2. Follow the steps for creating Pre-Trip and Post-Trip inspections. See "Create a Pre-Trip Inspection" and "Create a Post-Trip Inspection" on the next page.

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Create a Pre-Trip Inspection

Before driving a vehicle, you are required to review the last submitted DVIR and confirm that the vehicle is in satisfactory condition and is safe to operate.

Note: A "Post-Trip Inspection Report" must be created before you can complete a "Pre-Trip Inspection."

1. From the home screen, touch DVIR.

2. Select the most recent inspection.

3. Review any remarks made by a driver or a mechanic. Touch your own remarks.

to add

4. Touch .

5. Enter your remarks and touch .

6. Touch

to proceed to the "Confirmation" screen.

7. Review the details and select one of the following options:

· Vehicle condition satisfactory. No safety-affecting defects.

· Vehicle condition unsatisfactory. Repair required.

· Vehicle condition satisfactory. I have corrected defects.

8. Touch

to submit the report.

Create a Post-Trip Inspection
At the end of your working day or during an equipment change, you are required to complete and submit a "Post-Trip Inspection." This is to ensure that the vehicle is in satisfactory condition and is safe for other drivers to operate.
1. From the home screen, touch DVIR.
2. Touch . The "Post-Trip Inspection" opens.
3. Swipe up or down to view the items listed on the checklist.
4. Inspect the vehicle/tractor and trailer(s). Touch the boxes to note any defect(s).

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5. Touch the "Trailer 1" and "Trailer 2" tabs to access the trailer checklist. You can change the trailer names by tapping and holding the trailer tabs.

6. Touch

to proceed to the "Confirmation" screen.

7. Review the details and select one of the following options:

· Vehicle condition satisfactory. No safety-affecting defects.

· Vehicle condition unsatisfactory. Repair required.

· Vehicle condition satisfactory. I have corrected defects.

8. Touch

to submit the report.

Note: After you submit the inspection report, it's sent to DIRECTOR where it's immediately available to be viewed in a report.

Create a Mechanic Update

A mechanic is required to update a driver's post-trip vehicle inspection report when a vehicle has been maintained or repaired. The mechanic can view the last submitted post-trip inspection, add comments, and update the vehicle's condition.
1. As a mechanic, log on to the ELD by entering your "Driver ID" and "PIN."
2. From the home screen, touch DVIR.
3. Select a report with a status "Repair Required". It's also denoted
by a .

4. Review the driver's post-trip remarks and vehicle condition.

5. Touch

to add your own remarks.

6. Touch . 7. Enter your remarks and touch .

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8. Touch

to proceed to the "Confirmation" screen.

9. Review the details and select one of the following options:

· Vehicle condition satisfactory. No safety-affecting defects.

· Vehicle condition unsatisfactory. Repair required.

· Vehicle condition satisfactory. I have corrected defects.

10. Touch to submit the report.

Note: Once a mechanic has corrected the defects, an information icon will appear next to the status. Tap the icon to view the details of the corrected defects.

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Messages
The DRIVE app suite simplifies communication between you and your fleet administrator. You can receive and send messages without leaving the application at no extra cost. Note that only vehicles with message-enabled devices can send and receive messages.
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Types of Messages
The messaging feature on your device enables you and your fleet administrator to communicate with each other. There are three types of messages: "Text," and "Forms."
Text Messages
A unique message from your fleet administrator or a unique message that you send. From this screen, you can select the following.
Back- Close the message without sending a reply.
Reply- Respond to the message.
Delete- Remove the message from your inbox.
Forms
Your fleet administrator can use forms to quickly enter and send information to you in a standard format. Each "Form" message contains pre-set fields. Your fleet administrator may also set up reply "Forms" for you to use, and set up "Form" messages so they are deleted automatically once you have read and replied to them.
From this screen, you can select the following.
Back- Close the message without sending a reply.
Reply- Respond to the message.
Delete- Remove the message from your inbox.

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Form Fields
A form may contain one or more of the following fields:
Date- You can enter the date by selecting "Set the Date." Enter the desired date and select "OK."
Time- You can enter the time by selecting "Set the Time." Enter the desired time and select "OK."
Numeric- When your fleet administrator sets up a field as a numeric field, you can only enter numbers in it. You can touch the field to display a numeric keyboard.
Alphanumeric- The alphanumeric field allows you to enter both letters and numbers in it. You can toggle between letters and numbers by selecting "ABC" or "123" (whichever is displayed).
Address- The address field lets you enter an address of a location, such as a job site, customer address, etc.
Drop-Down Menu- This field allows you to select an item from a list. You can select the field to display the list of options. Swipe up and down to view all items on the list. Tap the item to select it and it will be displayed on the field.
Checkbox- The checkbox field allows you to select one or more item from a given list or choices. You can tap the item to select it. A blue check appears next to an item when it has been selected.
Signature- When a form contains a "Signature" field, you can have a customer sign on the field by selecting "Open." The signature field will open. A customer can sign on the white signature field. You can then select "OK" to go back to the form. The signature will be displayed in the "Signature" field within the form.

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Receive a New Message
When you receive a new message, the "New Message" pop-up box is displayed and an alert sounds.
You can select:
Read- Display and read the new message.
Cancel- Close the pop-up message and read the message later when it is safe or convenient.
Note: When a new priority message arrives, the pop-up box will not have a "Cancel" button.

Read a Received Message
A received message can be a new message that you have not yet read, or an old message that you have stored to read later. The message icon displays a notification badge along with the number of unread messages in your inbox.
Note: Form messages may be deleted automatically after you have read and replied to them, if this feature has been enabled by your fleet administrator.
To read a received message at any time, display the main menu and select Messages.
The "Inbox" tab lists all your received messages. The most recent is at top of the list. All unread messages are in bold. An exclamation mark denotes high priority messages.
Select a message to read it. It will be displayed along with any previous replies. If you cannot see the entire message, swipe and scroll down the screen.

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Reply with a Free Text
You can use free text to reply to a message. 1. Open the message or form you want to reply to. 2. Touch Reply. 3. Touch Free Text. The "Free Text" onscreen keyboard is displayed. 4. Enter your message and touch Send. Your sent message is stored in your "Sent" messages list.

Reply with a Canned Template or Reply Form
You can use a predefined template or a reply form to respond to a message. 1. Open the message or form you want to reply to. 2. Touch Reply. 3. Select the canned template you want to use. A preview of the reply is displayed on the screen. 4. Touch Send. The message is stored in your "Sent" messages list.

Create a New Message
You can create and send a new message to your fleet administrator.
1. From the home screen, touch Messages.
2. Touch Menu > New to create a new message.
3. Touch Free Text. The "Free Text" on-screen keyboard is displayed.
4. Enter your message and touch Send. The message is stored in your "Sent" messages list.
Note: If you have cellular coverage, the message will be sent immediately. If you are out of coverage, the message will be stored and sent when cellular coverage is re-established.

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Send a Form
You can send a "Form" as a new message or a reply to a received message. Your fleet administrator sets up the forms available on your device.
Note: This section assumes the reply form is already displayed.
1. Complete all the fields included in the form. Some fields may be grayed out if the information is entered automatically. To learn more about form fields, see "Form Fields."
2. When you have completed all fields, touch Send. Your reply is stored in the "Sent" messages list. It may also be deleted automatically after you send it, if your fleet administrator enabled this feature.

View Sent Messages
1. From the home screen, touch Messages.
2. Touch the Sent tab. The screen displays all your replies with the most recent one at the top of the list.
3. Select a reply to display the message, when it was received, and any replies that have been sent.

Delete a Message
You can delete an existing message from your inbox at any time. 1. From the home screen, touch Messages. 2. Open the message you want to delete, and touch Delete. A confirmation message appears. 3. Touch Yes.

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Clear Messages
You can clear and permanently delete messages from your inbox. 1. From the home screen, touch Settings. 2. You can select the following: Clear Messages Inbox- Delete all message from your inbox. Clear Message Inbox Alerts- Delete all tracking alerts from your inbox. Clear Sent Items- Delete all your sent items.

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Driver Portal
The "Driver Portal" provides you the ability to access your logs from a computer. You can view, edit, and sign your logs from outside your vehicle. You can also review any unassigned drive time, and approve or reject suggested edits made by your fleet administrator. Note that your "Driver Portal" account is set up by your fleet administrator.
To login, navigate to https://director-us.teletracnavman.net/avl3/

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Driver Logs
"HOS Logs" provide you a more detailed view of your log records for a particular date. From this page you can also review, add, and edit individual log entries. For example, if you make a mistake on a log entry, you can view that log and make the necessary corrections.
If your fleet administrator makes any edits to your logs, you can review these changes and approve them if you agree. You can reject them if you disagree and want to keep your original log record. You can also view the unassigned drive time for your fleet and claim the time that you believe is yours.
Log Header
The "Log Header" helps you to quickly review all information concerning your "Record of Duty." If you need to make any corrections, contact your administrator. To view your log header, click Logs > Open Log Header.
Log Summary
The "Log Summary" displays all the details for each logged status. You can click a line item to edit that particular log record. When you edit a log, the old version of the log is highlighted in light orange, while the new version is in dark orange.
The summary grid displays the following:
Time- The time when you changed your status
Status- Your status for that period of time.
Address- The location where you changed your status.
Vehicle- The vehicle you operated.
Co-Driver- Your co-driver for the corresponding date.
Trailers- The trailer(s) attached to the vehicle.
Shipper- The source of goods shipped by the vehicle.
Manifest- The manifest information associated with the vehicle and trailer(s).
Commodity- The type of goods shipped by the vehicle.
Edited By- The person who edited the log record.

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Comments- Comments entered for that particular status. Odometer- The odometer of the vehicle. Engine Hours- The engine hours of the vehicle. Origin- The origin of the status change.

Add a Log Record
You can add a log record if you forget to change your status or you have an after drive-time activity that needs to be recorded.
Note: You can only add a log between your last status change and the current time. For example, if you want to add a log record at 5:00 p.m., and your last status change was at 1:00 p.m., you can only add a new log between 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
1. Click Logs > Add Record and complete the following fields: Time- Enter the time when you changed your status. Address- Enter the location where you changed your status. The "City" field is required. Edited By- This field displays your username and cannot be changed. Comments- Enter any notes or comments relevant to your log. This field is required. Status- Select the status that applies to your log record.
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Odometer- Enter the odometer for the corresponding status. The odometer value must be more than the previous status and less than the next status. This field is required.
Vehicle- Click and select the vehicle you operated.
Co-Driver- Click and select your co-driver for the corresponding date.
Trailers- Enter the trailer(s) attached to the vehicle.
Shipper- Enter the source of the goods shipped by the vehicle.
Manifest- Enter the manifest information associated with the vehicle and trailer(s).
Commodity- Enter the type of goods shipped by the vehicle.
2. When finished, click Save & Close.
Edit a Log Record
If there is a log record that has an error, you can easily correct it by editing the log.
Note: You can only add a log between your last status change and the current time. For example, if you want to add a log record at 5:00 p.m., and your last status change was at 1:00 p.m., you can only add a new log between 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
1. Select a date from the calendar.
2. From the grid, click on the log record you want to edit.
3. Make the necessary changes to the log. Note that the following fields are required:
· City
· State
· Comments
· Odometer
4. When finished, click Save & Close.

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View and Sign Unsigned Logs
The "Driver Portal" allows you to view your own logs and sign any unsigned logs from previous work days.
1. At the top-left, click Unsigned Logs . A red badge with a number indicates how many unsigned logs you currently have.
2. Select a date from the list and click Select. 3. Review the log entries for that date and make sure that they are correct. 4. Click Sign Now, then select Agree.

Suggested Log Edits
Your administrator can suggest edits to your logs by adding a new log record, editing an existing one, or by assigning an unassigned drive time to you. These suggested edits are only finalized when you approve or reject them. If you have any outstanding suggested edits, you must approve or reject them first before you can sign your logs.
Note: If you have already signed a log and you approve a suggested edit, the log will become unsigned and you will have to sign it again.
Approve a Suggested Edit
You can approve a "Suggested Edit" if you agree with the changes made by your administrator.
1. Under "Logs," click Suggested Edits . A red badge with a number indicates how many pending suggested edits you currently have.
2. Select a suggested edit and click Select.
3. Click on the edited log record (highlighted in dark purple).
4. Review the changes to the log.
5. Click Approve Edit if the suggested edits are correct. The suggested edit will be saved and will be highlighted in dark orange.

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Reject a Suggested Edit
You can reject a suggested edit if you do not agree with the changes made by your administrator.
1. Under "Logs," click . A red badge with a number indicates how many pending suggested edits you currently have.
2. Select a suggested edit and click Select.
3. Click on the edited log record (highlighted in dark purple).
4. Review the changes to the log.
5. Click Reject Edit if you do not agree with the suggested edits and want to keep the original log details.
6. Enter a comment as to why you rejected the suggested edits and click OK.

Unassigned Drive Time
The "Unassigned Drive Time" page displays log records that are not assigned to any drivers. This may occur because of one of the following:
· A driver forgets to log on to the device and begins to drive. · A support personnel forgets to log on to the device and begins to drive. · The ELD malfunctions and does not allow the driver to log on. · The device is not in the vehicle and the vehicle begins to move.
Claim an Unassigned Drive Time
You can claim an "unassigned drive time" if you believe that the log record belongs to you.
Note: Refresh the page to get an updated list of unassigned drive time. 1. Click Unassigned Drive Time. 2. Select an unassigned drive time checkbox and click Save .
The unassigned drive time is now added to your log.

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Assign multiple Unassigned Drive Time Events
If there are multiple unassigned drive time events you need to assign to yourself, you can use the bulk assign features to assign multiple records at the same time.
1. Select the checkbox next to the records to be assigned.
2. Type a comment into the comment field, and click Add.
3. Click Save .
Note: The Driver name and comment will appear on the event record. Unselect the checkbox to remove an event that was selected in error.

Print a Log
You can print an HOS log record that is currently displayed on the "Logs" page. You can also define a date range (from the past six months and the current month) and print the logs for those days.
1. Select a date from the calendar, or use the arrows to go to the previous and the next day.
2. Click Print Logs . Specify whether you want to print the currently displayed log, or multiple logs within a date range.
3. Click Print.

Change your Password
To change your "Driver Portal" login password: 1. Click on your username on the top-right corner of the page and select Change Password. 2. Enter your old password, and then enter a new password. 3. When finished, click OK.

Log Out
Click on your username on the top-right corner of the page and select "Log out."
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DIRECTOR
The DRIVE app suite is fully integrated with the DIRECTOR platform -- a GPS fleet tracking solution -- that allows users to manage drivers and support personnel in their fleet. This section provides you with information on how to set up your drivers and manage your fleet's Hours of Service and driver logs.
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Driver Setup and Properties
You can add and set up an individual as a "Driver" in DIRECTOR who operates a vehicle and whose hours must be tracked and logged.
Add a Driver
1. Click Administration > Drivers > Drivers. 2. Click Add and select Regular Driver. Define the following driver properties:
· Details · Licenses · Driver Identification · Driver Portal · Hours of Service 3. When finished, click Save & Close.
Edit Driver Properties
1. Click Administration > Drivers > Drivers. 2. Select the driver you want to edit the properties for and click Properties. 3. Make the necessary changes to the driver properties. 4. When finished, click Save & Close.
Delete a Driver
Deleting a driver will permanently remove him from your fleet. 1. Click Administration > Drivers > Drivers. 2. Select the driver(s) you want to delete and click Delete. A delete confirmation message appears. 3. Click Yes. The driver is deleted from your fleet.

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Support Personnel Setup and Properties
You can add and set up an individual as a "Support Personnel" in DIRECTOR who is a non-driver, such as an administrator, supervisor, or a mechanic.
Add a Support Personnel
1. Click Administration > Drivers > Drivers. 2. Click Add and select Support Personnel. Define the following
driver properties: · Details · Licenses · Driver Identification · Hours of Service 3. When finished, click Save & Close.
Edit Support Personnel Properties
1. Click Administration > Drivers > Drivers. 2. Select the support personnel you want to edit the properties for and
click Properties. 3. Make the necessary changes to the support personnel properties. 4. When finished, click Save & Close.
Delete a Support Personnel
Deleting a "support personnel" will permanently remove him from your fleet. 1. Click Administration > Drivers > Drivers. 2. Select the support personnel you want to delete and click Delete. A delete confirmation message appears. 3. Click Yes. The support personnel is deleted from your fleet.

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Suggested Log Edits

You can suggest edits to driver logs by adding a new log record, editing an existing one, or by assigning an unassigned drive time to a driver. These suggested edits are only finalized when the driver approves them. On the other hand, if the driver rejects them, the suggested edits are deleted.

Note: If a driver has any outstanding suggested edits, he/she must approve or reject them first before he can sign his/her logs.

Suggest a Log Edit
You can suggest a log edit to the driver if you believe that a log record has incorrect information. The driver can then choose to either approve or reject the edit.
1. Click HOS > Logs.
2. Click Driver Select. Choose a driver from the list and click Submit.
3. Select a date from the calendar.
4. Click Add Record to suggest a new log for the driver. Click on an existing log record to suggest an edit.
5. Make the necessary changes to the log. Note that the following fields are required: · City · State · Comments · Odometer
6. When finished, click Save & Close.

View Rejected Edits
If you make a suggested edit to a log and the driver rejects it, you can view the reason why and his/her comments under "Rejected Edits."

1. Click HOS > Logs.

2. Click Driver Select. Choose a driver from the list and click Submit.

3. Select the date when the suggested edit was made for.

4. Click Rejected Edits
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Managing Unassigned Drive Time
The "Unassigned Drive Time" page displays log records that are not assigned to any drivers. These records should be assigned to the applicable driver or support personnel.
Assign an Unassigned Drive Time
You can assign an unassigned drive time to a driver or to a support personnel if you believe that the log record belongs to that particular person.
If you assign an unassigned drive time to a driver, it is considered as a suggestion and is only finalized when the driver approves or rejects it. If you assign it to support personnel, the change is immediate.
Note: Refresh the page to get an updated list of unassigned drive time.
1. Click HOS > Unassigned Drive Time.
2. Select an unassigned drive time checkbox and click Select Driver.
3. Select a driver or support personnel from the list and click Submit.
4. Insert a comment and click Save .
Assign multiple Unassigned Drive Time Events
If there are multiple unassigned drive time events that belong to the same driver or support personnel the user can use the bulk assign features to assign multiple records at the same time.
1. Select the checkbox next to the records to be assigned.
2. At the top of the screen, click Select Driver Icon and choose the driver from the list. Click Add.
3. Type a comment into the comment field, and click Add.
4. Click Save .
Note: The Driver name and comment will appear on the event record. Unselect the checkbox to remove an event that was selected in error.

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