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User Manual 2 HD 100 User Manual Support Call us: 1-800-641-RAND (7263) E- ail us: fleetsupport@randmcnally.com Write to us:
Rand McNally Attn: HD 100 Customer Support 106 Hi-Lane Richmond, KY 40475 Safe Driving Practices:
This product is powered by lead-acid battery Always use your best judgment, exercise caution and common sense
,Dont Short Circuit. when the vehicle is in motion. Do not become distracted by the device while driving. Minimize the amount of time spent looking at the device while driving and use voice prompts when possible. When using the device, maintain a distance of Do not input destinations, change settings, or access any functions 20cm from the body to ensure compliance with requiring prolonged use of the device controls while driving. Pull over in RF exposure requirements. asafeandlegalmannerbeforeattemptingsuchoperations. HD 100 User Manual 3 2 HD 100 User Manual This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful Operation is subject interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. FCC Compliance Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and may cause harmful interference to radio communications if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet that is on a different circuit from the telematics unit. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications or changes to this equipment. Such modifications or changes could void the users authority to operate the equipment. Activating Your HD 100 for the First Time ................................... 5 Download Dock ....................................................................... 5 Connect HD 100 ...................................................................... 6 Activate Service Plan ................................................................. 6 Configure Account Settings ......................................................... 6 Connect TND 720 ................................................................... 6 Installing Your HD 100 ............................................................... 7 Installation Kit ......................................................................... 7 Installation Instructions ............................................................ 7-8 Alternative Install Options .......................................................... 8 Quick Diagnostics ..................................................................... 8 Troubleshooting .................................................................. 9-11 Accessing the Connect Web Portal ............................................. 12 Log On ................................................................................. 12 Feature Overview ................................................................ 13-14 Using the HD 100 Software ...................................................... 15 Getting Started ....................................................................... 15 Power On .......................................................................... 15 Log On ............................................................................. 15 Warning Screen ................................................................... 16 On-screen Keyboard ................................................................. 17 Status Bar .......................................................................... 18 Screen Calibration ................................................................ 19 HD 100 Home Menu ............................................................... 20 Home Menu Safe-driving Screen .............................................. 21 HD 100 User Manual 4 Table of Contents HD 100 Mail ......................................................................................... 22 Inbox ............................................................................................... 23 Open Message .......................................................................................... 24 Outbox ............................................................................................ 25 Send Messages ........................................................................................... 26 Options ............................................................................................ 27 Mail Safe-driving Screen ........................................................................ 27 HD 100 Hours of Service ............................................................................ 28 Summary .......................................................................................... 29-30 Duty Status ....................................................................................... 31-35 Logs .................................................................................................... 36-38 DVIR .......................................................................................... 39-42 Options ....................................................................................... 43-45 Company ......................................................................................... 46 HOS Safe-driving Screen ....................................................................... 47 HD 100 SysInfo ........................................................................................... 48 Settings ........................................................................................... 49 Info ......................................................................................................... 49 Diagnostics ...................................................................................... 50 SysInfo Safe-driving Screen ................................................................... 51 HD 100 Stats .............................................................................................. 52 Driver Performance ................................................................................ 53 Fault Codes .................................................................................................. 54 Help & Customer Support Information ....................................... 55 User Documentation .................................................................................. 55 Additional Resources ............................................................................55 Customer Support ...................................................................................... 56 Activating Your HD 100 for the First Time NOTE: You need a TND 720 device to use your HD 100. Activating your HD 100 will require you to plug both your HD 100 and your TND 720 into your computer. Download the Dock If you do not already have the Rand McNally Dock downloaded, go to randmcnally.com/HD100dock and download and install the Dock. The Rand McNally Dock is an essential part of your Rand McNally GPS device. It provides you with free software upgrades and access to map updates. Through the Dock, you can also access the user guide for your device and send feedback to Rand McNally via Tell Rand. To get started, click the link below to download the installation file. Save the file to your desktop or another folder on your computer, then select the file and click run to begin the installation. If the download does not start, please adjust the settings on your Internet browser and/or anti-virus software. Please connect your IntelliRoute TND to your computer to begin using the Rand McNally Dock. 6 HD 100 User Manual Connect HD 100 Connect your HD 100 device to your computer with the provided USB cable. The Dock will then walk you through step by step to activate your service plan, configure your account settings and pair your HD 100 and TND 720. Activate Service Plan Select and purchase the HD 100 service plan that works for your needs. The Dock will display information on these service plans. Configure Account Settings The Dock will walk you through the essential settings and account information you need to configure so you can use your HD 100 device out of the box. NOTE: For more information on additional settings to further customize your user experience, log in to the portal and click the Help tab, then select Connect Help. The Connect web portal User Manual will appear in a new tab in your browser. Click on the Management section to view all account settings available to you. Activating Your HD 100 for the First Time Pair HD 100 with TND 720 You will be instructed to unplug your HD 100 first, then plug in your TND 720 device. The Dock will then pair these two devices, enabling them to work together once you install them in your truck. HD 100 User Manual 7 Installing Your HD 100 Installing your HD 100 can take as little as 10 minutes. Install instructions are provided here, as well as quick diagnostic information so you can make sure your device is working correctly. Installation Kit HD 100 Device 9-pin Power Cable USB Cable Adhesive Velcro Strips HD 100 Get Started Card HD 100 User Manual Rand McNally Hours of Service Visor Card Cable Ties Installation Instructions 1. Locate the trucks diagnostic port. Remove the plug on the diagnostic port, connect the cable, and lock the collar and place. 2. Route cable from the diagnostic port to the area where you would like the HD 100 to be mounted, making sure to place it away from any vents and where it wont interfere with driver
(the right-most corner of the dash is usually an ideal area to place the device), tucking the cable in the space between the windshield and the dash. 3. Connect the device to the cable. You may choose to position the device so the LEDs on the front of your device face away from you so as to not distract while driving. 4. Wipe the dash area where you would like to place the HD 100 with the alcohol-based wipe, making sure the surface dries thoroughly. Peel the protective layer off one side of the Velcro strips and place on the bottom of the HD 100 device, then peel the other protective layer and place the device on your dash in the desired location, pressing firmly to secure it to the dash surface. 5. Once the HD 100 is installed and connected to vehicle with the cable, turn your truck on to accessory mode (the mode you use to operate your radio and A/C without turning the ignition on fully). The four lights on the side of the device should illuminate. Check the colored LEDs on the side of your HD 100 to ensure the device is connected and running properly (Power:
Red, Wi-Fi: Amber, Cell: Green, Jbus: Blue). 6. Turn on your TND 720 device. You will first see the IntelliRoute software Home Menu. Click the HD 100 button on this screen. 8 HD 100 User Manual 7. Once the HD 100 software loads, log onto the HD 100 software by entering the Driver ID you created when activating your device through the Rand McNally Dock. NOTE: you can also refer to the Rand McNally HD 100 Activation email you received after you completed this process. Your log-in information is in this email for your records. NOTE: Do not cover the device or place anything over it that may disable the GPS signal. Alternative Installation Options Contact Rand McNally Customer Support at 1-800-641-RAND (7263) or fleetsupport@randmcnally.com for more information on alternative installation options. Accessories and parts for alternative installations can also be purchased at randmcnally.com/fleetaccessories. 9 to 6-pin Cable Adapter Drill-in Dash Mount Base Installing Your HD 100 Quick Diagnostics Check the colored LEDs on the side of your HD 100 to ensure the device is connected and running properly (Power: Red, Wi-Fi: Amber, Cell: Green, Jbus: Blue). Verify GPS Communication Select SysInfo icon from Home Menu. Select Diagnostics, then the GPS tab. Verify GPS status is good and that there are values in the Latitude and Longitude fields. Verify J1708/1939 Communication Drive the truck at least .2 miles. Select the SysInfo icon from Home Menu. Select Diagnostics, then the J-Bus tab. Verify that there is an odometer value in the Eng. odom. field. Then go back to the Home Menu and select Stats. icon, then the Driver Performance tab. Verify there is a value in the Miles field on the second line in the first column.
(Enterprise Plan only) Send Test Message Select the Mail icon on the Home Menu and tap Send. Type message subject and message text and tap Send in the upper left hand corner. Make sure message indicator changes from X to a green check mark.
(Basic & Enterprise Plan only) HD 100 User Manual 9 Installing Your HD 100 Troubleshooting The LEDs on the side of the HD 100 illuminate to indicate that the device is connected and running properly. If one or more of the four lights are not illuminated, meaning they are either off or flashing, there may be an error. 10 HD 100 User Manual On Application up and running Power Off Power Off Fast Flash System error Slow Flash Bootloader running On VNC client is connected to VNC server Display Off Wi-Fi modem is off Fast Flash Wi-Fi error ATTN JBus Slow Flash Wi-Fi client connected On Attention necessary by Driver Off No attention necessary Fast Flash Not supported Slow Flash Not supported On Data received from at least one JBus Off No data received from any Jbus Fast Flash JBus error (iBridge not responding, etc.) Slow Flash Missing data from JBus No power or intermittent power loss:
Check power connection Ensure that the cable is secured to the HD 100 device. Reestablish the cable connections by unplugging them, then plugging them back in. Make sure locking collar is turned. Then check that the red LED light is on, which indicates the device is powered on. Check communications Check that the colored LEDs on the front of your HD 100 are illuminated which indicate the device is connected and running properly (Wi-Fi: Amber, Cell: Green, Jbus: Blue). Unable to send and receive messages:
(Basic & Enterprise plan only) Check communications Check that the colored LEDs on the front of your HD 100 are illuminated which indicate the device is connected and running properly (Wi-Fi: Amber, Cell: Green, Jbus: Blue). Installing Your HD 100 Restart the device Restart the device by first logging off on your target device, then pressing the Power button. Then disconnect the cable from your HD 100 device. This will cause the device to reset and reconnect. Unable to connect Cell or Wi-Fi:
Restart the device Restart the device by first logging off on your target device, then pressing the Power button. Then disconnect the cable from your HD 100 device. This will cause the device to reset and reconnect. Check communications Move the truck to ensure that the issue is not signal interference. Nothing appears on device:
Make sure your target device is charged and powered on. Check communications Move the truck to ensure that the issue is not signal interference. HD 100 User Manual 11 Installing Your HD 100 Screen not responding:
Check power connection Ensure that the cable is secured to the HD 100 device. Reestablish the cable connections by unplugging them, then plugging them back in. Make sure locking collar is turned. Then check that the red LED light is on, which indicates the device is powered on. Hold down the Home button on the bottom right corner of your device for 5 seconds. This will cause the Calibration screen to come up. Follow the instructions provided on the screen. Restart the device Restart the device by first logging off on your target device, then pressing the Power button. Then disconnect the cable from your HD 100 device. This will cause the device to reset and reconnect. JBus not responding:
Make sure truck ignition is on Restart the engine Restart the device Restart the device by first logging off on your target device, then pressing the Power button. Then disconnect the cable from your HD 100 device. This will cause the device to reset and reconnect. 12 HD 100 User Manual Accessing the Connect Web Portal The Rand McNally Connect web portal is the web-based compliance reporting & vehicle performance tool that allows you to view the Hours of Service and vehicle performance data that your HD 100 collects. Sign onto the portal on your computer to view your driver logs in various different reports. Log data in the portal available for six months in the portal, per the U.S. Department of Transportations requirement. NOTE: You do not have to log onto the Connect web portal before you can use your HD 100 in your truck the first time. You may refer to the portal when you would like to view your driver log history. Log On Sign on to the Rand McNally Connect web portal on your computer to view your HOS logs and performance*. To log onto the Connect web portal, go to connect.randmcnally.com. Enter the email and password that you created during the HD 100 Activation process on the Dock (you can also reference the HD 100 Activation email you should have received after completing this process). HD 100 User Manual 13 Accessing the Connect Web Portal Feature Overview Depending upon the service plan you select, you will be able to access various features in the Connect web portal. The table below summarizes these features and which service plans include each feature. 14 HD 100 User Manual EOBR Basic Enterprise Dashboard The Dashboard is the home screen of the portal. It provides configurable gauges and charts for at-a-glance analysis of critical performance metrics and trends. Each portal user can configure the data in their dashboard, with the ability to compare a specific driver or vehicle groups performance to the fleets overall performance. Management The Management application allows you to configure your Rand McNally Connect web portal experience so you and your organization can maximize the value of its tracking, reporting and communication features. The Management application enables you to create and modify driver log-in credentials and settings, portal user log-in credentials and settings, reporting groups, Portals well as perform all other functions related to setting up your Rand McNally Connect web portal account. Reports The Reports application enables you to gain insight into your fleets performance so you can make sense of what happens on the road, whether you want to run reports for one driver or vehicle, a particular group of drivers or vehicles, or your whole fleet. The Reports application allows you to manage driver and vehicle performance data, fuel consumption by state, diagnostic fault codes for vehicle mainte-
nance purposes, and more. Compliance The Compliance application is the core of Rand McNallys electronic driver logs solution, allowing you to keep all of your Hours of Service and DVIR records accurate, up-to-date, and in one easy-to-access location for the required 6-month period, without the mistakes and hassle of paper log books. The Compliance application enables you to manage HOS logs, DVIR entries, personal conveyance usage
(if enabled), and more. Mail The Mail application enables you to have constant communication with your drivers while they are out on the road. If you are an owner operator, you can also configure your settings and use the Mail application to communicate with your team driver or spouse. Mapping The Mapping application enables you to view where your drivers and vehicles are at right now and how theyre performing, as well as where theyve traveled recently. The Mapping application features tools that can help you drill into how your drivers are progressing through their day and how theyre performing, such as performance and Hours of Service alerts (in addition to the alerts that can be set up via the Management > System Settings > Email Alerts section of the portal), as well as others that can help you find the closest truck to a saved location, enabling you to find the vehicle best suited to pick up an available load from a customer location. Help X X Driver/
Vehicle Info Driver/
Vehicle Info X X X X Provides various instructional resources for your HD 100 device and the Connect web portal, such as user manuals and how-to videos. X X X X All X X X X Getting Started Exhibit 1. TND 720 Power Button Exhibit 2. HD 100 Log On Screen 16 HD 100 User Manual Power On Turn on your truck to accessory mode (the mode you use to operate your radio and A/C without turning on the ignition fully) to power on your HD 100 device. Press the Power button on your TND 720. Log On You will first see the IntelliRoute software Home Menu. Click the HD 100 button on this screen. Once the HD 100 software loads, log onto the HD 100 software by entering the Driver ID you created when activating your device through the Rand McNally Dock. Tap Submit [Exhibit 2, (c)]. NOTE: You can also refer to the Rand McNally HD 100 Activation email you received after you completed this process. Your log-in information is in this email for your records. To go back to the IntelliRoute Home Menu, select the Back button. NOTE: To log off your HD 100, select the Logoff icon on the HD 100 Home Menu. Exhibit 3. Warning Screen Icon Definition Wi-Fi Cell Getting Started Warning Screen The Warning Screen [Exhibit 3] reminds you that using your HD 100 and TNDTM 720 while driving can be distracting. Be cautious and wise. Tap Continue [Exhibit 3] to complete the logon. Communication Status You must have a cell or Wi-Fi connection to log on for the first time. Locate the communication icon on the status bar. Icons and their definitions are shown in the table to the left. Tap the keyboard button in the bottom left corner of the keyboard if you cannot view the status bar. Note: If you have a signal but still see errors (such as Invalid Logon), refer to the Rand McNally HD 100 Activation email you received after you completed the activation process through the Dock. This email contains your Driver ID. HD 100 User Manual 17 On-Screen Keyboard Exhibit 4. On-screen Keyboard
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(e) 18 HD 100 User Manual On-screen Keyboard The HD 100 on-screen keyboard is quick to access and easy to use. All controls are on the screen. Large button faces fit your fingers. To use the keyboard:
Tap the keyboard button [Exhibit 4, (e)] on the HD 100 status bar to display the keyboard. Tap the ABC or !@# buttons [Exhibit 4, (a)] to view alphanumeric characters and symbols respectively. The arrow button [Exhibit 4, (c)] on the right on the ABC screen allows you to change between upper and lower-case letters. Tap the Delete button [Exhibit 4, (b)] to erase a character. Tap the space bar button to insert a space [Exhibit 4, (f)]. Tap Enter [Exhibit 4, (d)] to type on the next line. Tap the keyboard button [Exhibit 4, (e)] again to hide the keyboard. Exhibit 5. Status Bar Icon Definition Driver Peformance. Balloon messages appear over the icon to help you manage your performance. Messages are related to metrics such as over idling and speeding. HOS. The icon changes color according to your HOS status. The icon is green when you are within acceptable limits for each HOS status. The icon changes to yellow when you are nearing violation status and to red when you are in violation. Mail. The icon appears on the status bar when you have unopened mail. Communications. The icon shows your communication status (Wi-Fi, Cellular, No communication). System message. System alerts appear in balloon messages over the icon. On-Screen Keyboard Status Bar The status bar remains visible at the bottom of every screen and gives you access to current information about the HD 100. Any status or alert icons are found on the status bar [Exhibit 5, (a)]. Icons and their definitions are shown in the table to the left. The status bar also allows you to:
Check your terminal time [Exhibit 5, (b)]. Pull up the on-screen keyboard [Exhibit 5, (c)]. Return to the Home Menu [Exhibit 5, (d)]. HD 100 User Manual 19 Screen Calibration Exhibit 6. Calibrate Screen 20 HD 100 User Manual Screen Calibration As soon as you are logged in with the HD 100 software, calibrate your screen. Recalibrate from time to time, especially if the screen slips when you touch it. To calibrate your screen:
Press and hold the Home button for 10 seconds. Calibration starts once button is released. Tap the center of the crosshairs as they appear on the calibration screen [Exhibit 6]. There are four total.
- Tap as close to the center of the crosshairs symbol
(+) as possible.
- Use the same pressure you normally use when tapping the screen
- If you receive an error, try again. NOTE: Do NOT press and hold finger on the center of the crosshairs. Just tap. Exhibit 7. Home Menu Screen Icon Function Icon Function View, listen and respond to messages. Review, create and send logs. Access company information. Manage settings, tasks and communication. Pinpoint location and find routes. View driver perfomance stats. Log off the TNDTM 760. HD 100 Home Menu Home Menu The Home Menu [Exhibit 7] is the home screen of the HD 100 software. The applications available to you on the HD 100 are identified by icons. The icons on the Home Menu are explained in the table to the left. Press the Menu button on the left of the status bar to return to the Home Menu screen. HD 100 User Manual 21 HD 100 Home Menu Exhibit 8. Home Menu Safe-driving Screen Home Menu Safe-driving Screen Menu options are limited while you are driving. When your truck is moving, the home menu safe-driving screen displays. NOTE: Functionality within the Mail, HOS and SysInfo applications is simplified while you are driving. 22 HD 100 User Manual Exhibit 9. Mail Icon on Home Menu Mail Select the Mail icon on the Home Menu [Exhibit 9] to access messages and send e-mails. Mail opens to the Inbox tab. The tabs in Mail are explained in the table to the left. HD 100 Mail Tab Function Inbox Outbox Send Work Options Holds incoming messages. Holds outgoing messages. Allows you to send messages. Helps you process assignments. Displays your e-mail address and allows you to manage your e-mail contacts. HD 100 User Manual 23 HD 100 Mail Exhibit 10. Inbox Tab 24 HD 100 User Manual Inbox All incoming messages appear in your Inbox [Exhibit 10]. Special features of the Inbox tell you details about your messages. Status information is clustered together [Exhibit 10, (a), (b) and (c)].
(a). A blank space in this column means the message has been opened. An envelope means it has not been opened.
(b). A red exclamation point ( ! ) icon means the message is important. A paperclip (
message has an attachment.
) icon means the
(c). When you are working in another Mail tab, an envelope icon appears on the tab indicating that you have an unopened message. Other columns in the Inbox tell you more about your messages
[Exhibit 10, (d), (e) and (f)].
(d). This column tells you who sent the message. (e). This column tells you the subject of the message. (f). This column tells you when the message arrived.
- The time displays for messages that arrived on that current day
(based on your terminal time).
- The date displays for messages that arrived on previous days.
(a) Exhibit 11. Open Message Screen
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(b) HD 100 Mail Open Message Select a message to open it [Exhibit 11]. Four action buttons are available once a message is open.
(a). Back returns you to the Inbox.
(b). Play lets you listen to the message.
(c). Reply lets you send a response to the message.
(d). Delete lets you delete the open message. Your Inbox holds 200 messages. When more messages arrive, the oldest messages in your Inbox are automatically deleted. Personal E-mail Access If you would like to use your in-cab device to message people other than those who have a manager log-in to your Connect Web Portal account, you can save up to 5 personal e-mail addresses to communicate with while on the road. Personal e-mails are color-coded blue in your Inbox so you can identify them quickly. The color coding remains after the e-mail is read. You can view your assigned e-mail address by selecting the Options tab on the Mail screen and tapping the View E-mail Address button. HD 100 User Manual 25 HD 100 Mail Exhibit 12. Outbox Tab
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(d) 26 HD 100 User Manual Outbox All outgoing messages appear in your Outbox [Exhibit 12]. Special features of the Outbox tell you details about your messages. Your Outbox holds 50 messages. When you have sent more than that, the oldest messages in your Outbox are automatically deleted.
(a). A green check mark (
sent. An orange arrow (
to be sent. A red X (
been sent.
) icon means the message has been
) icon means the message is waiting
) icon means the message has not yet Other columns in the Outbox tell you more about your messages
[Exhibit 10, (b), (c) and (d)].
(b). This column tells you who received the message.
(c). This column tells you the subject of the message.
(d). This column tells you when the message arrived.
- The time displays for messages that arrived on that current day (based on your terminal time).
- The date displays for messages that arrived on previous days. Exhibit 13. Send Tab HD 100 Mail Send Messages You can send messages from the Send tab [Exhibit 13]. The on-screen keyboard [Exhibit 13, (a)] appears automatically when you select the Send tab. Drop-down boxes [Exhibit 13, (b)] make it easy for you to complete the To and Subject fields. The To field automatically selects Dispatch. The drop-down box lists other saved contacts. You can fill in the Subject field by using either the drop-down list (if you want to send a form) or the on-screen keyboard
(if you want to send a message). If you choose a form from the drop-down list, the screen displays the form in the message field (the body of the screen). When you are done, tap Send [Exhibit 13, (c)]. HD 100 User Manual 27 HD 100 Mail Exhibit 14. Options Tab Exhibit 15. Mail Safe-driving Screen 28 HD 100 User Manual Options The Options tab has two buttons [Exhibit 14]. Manage Contacts [Exhibit 14, (a)]. This button lets you add contacts (for the list that displays in the To drop-down box on your Send message screen), request your contact list when you enter a new truck and make changes to your contact list. View E-mail Address [Exhibit 14, (b)]. This button displays the email address assigned to your HD 100 device. Mail Safe-driving Screen When you select the Mail icon while vehicle is in motion, the mail safe-driving screen will appear. With the mail safe-driving screen
[Exhibit 15], you can hear a message rather than read it. Play and stop messages [Exhibit 15, (a)]. Hear the previous or next message [Exhibit 15, (b)]. Control volume by dragging a finger across the volume box
[Exhibit 15, (c)]. Exhibit 31. HOS Icon on Home Menu Tab Function Summary Displays critical HOS information based on your current duty status. Logs DVIR Options Company Displays list of duty statuses for the current 8-day period. Allows you to enter and certify your DVIRs for the current 8-day period. Allows you to manage log information and settings related to violations and enforcement. Displays information related to your carrier and terminal. HD 100 Hours of Service Hours of Service With the HD 100 software, your HOS information is well-organized and user-friendly. What You Do Mark the beginning of your day by submitting an On Duty status and Trip Info entry. From that point on, the HD 100 device records Driving and On Duty segments automatically. The only entries you need to submit manually are Off Duty and Sleeper Berth statuses. When your day ends, you can review and certify your logsall in one streamlined process. What the System Does The HD 100 device logs all your HOS activities with accurate-to-the-
second technology so you can make the most of each day. When you tap the Trip Info button, the 14-hour day officially begins. When you begin driving after your pre-trip work is complete, Driving status is activated as soon as the tractor detects motion. When you stop, the system waits to be sure you have completed a driving segment before marking the time and activating the On Duty status. You do not need to worry about the system changing statuses when you stop for traffic lights or signs. HD 100 User Manual 29 HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 32. HOS Main Screen-Summary Tab 30 HD 100 User Manual Summary This tab gives you critical HOS information at-a-glance. The top of the Summary tab shows the name and HOS status of the driver logged into the HD 100 software [Exhibit 32, (a)]. If the driver shown is not you, log off then log back on. The Status Box provides a summary of your current status
[Exhibit 32, (b)]. Screen left tells the time remaining before you reach HOS limits and whether you can use the 16-hour rule [Exhibit 32, (c)]. Tap the (?) button for details. Screen right shows the time remaining before each type of reset occurs [Exhibit 32, (d)].
- 70hr total. Time until a new 70-hour log starts.
- 10hr Reset. Time until a 10-hour reset.
- Split Reset. Time until reset with sleeper-berth statuses calculated in. NOTE: The HD 100 device is compliant with FMCSA regulation 395.15. Exhibit 32. HOS Main Screen - Summary Tab HD 100 Hours of Service Summary (continued) The Summary tab also reports Hours gained back from 70hr total after midnight [Exhibit 32, (e)]. Buttons at the bottom let you change your HOS status or add specific trip information to the log [Exhibit 32, (f)]. The buttons display at the bottom of each HOS tab. The Todays log button accesses the graph and tabs you need to manage your day [Exhibit 32, (g)]. The functions of adding a duty status, adding trip information and managing the current days log are explained on the following pages. HD 100 User Manual 31 HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 33. Pop-up for Adding a Duty Status Exhibit 34. Pop-up for Choosing a Location 32 HD 100 User Manual Add a Duty Status Tap any duty-status button to view the [Exhibit 32, (f)) Adding record of duty status pop-up [Exhibit 33, (a)]. Most fields are grayed out, which means you do not need to do anything; the system records the required information automatically. The pop-up shows the status selected [Exhibit 33, (b)]. For a different status, tap Back [Exhibit 33, (c)] and select the status you want. Tap Submit [Exhibit 33, (d)] if the record is correct. If GPS is on, the Loc. field will be grayed out. If GPS is off, tap More [Exhibit 33, (e)] to view the Choose location pop-up [Exhibit 34]. Choose a Location Begin typing your location in the Search box [Exhibit 34, (a)]
to bring up the section of the location list showing places beginning with those letters [Exhibit 34, (b)]. Select your location to fill in the Loc. field. Exhibit 35. Pop-up for Adding a Duty Status - Remarks Field HD 100 Hours of Service Add a Remark to a Duty Status You may need to include a comment about your duty status. The cursor automatically appears in the Remarks field
[Exhibit 35]. Use the drop-down arrow to view company-provided options. If a standard remark applies, select it to fill in the field. If a standard remark does not apply, type your own remark using the on-screen keyboard. Tap Submit to record the enhanced duty-status entry. HD 100 User Manual 33 HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 36. Pop-up for Adding Trip Information Add Trip Information Tap the Trip Info button on the Summary tab to view the Adding trip information pop-up [Exhibit 36, (a)]. The on-screen keyboard automatically appears so you can enter Load, Co-driver (if appropriate), Trailer numbers and Remarks. The cursor appears in the active field. To move the cursor to another field, just touch the field you want. Standard remarks are included in the Remarks drop-down
[Exhibit 36, (b)]. Select the remark you want or use the on-screen keyboard to enter a non-standard remark. Tap Submit [Exhibit 36, (c)] to record your information and return to the Summary tab. Tap Back [Exhibit 36, (d)] to return to the Summary tab without recording your information. 34 HD 100 User Manual Exhibit 37. Todays Log Main Screen - Graph Tab HD 100 Hours of Service Todays Log The Todays log button can be accessed on the Summary tab
[Exhibit 32, (g)]. Four tabs display across the top of the Todays log screen [Exhibit 37, (a)]. Graph is the tab that opens when you select Todays log. This screen has three buttons: Edit, Add Duty Status and Add Trip Info. Edit. This button [Exhibit 37, (b)] allows you to edit any uncertified to log from the last 8 days (select the arrow buttons view a previous days log). and Add Duty Status. This button [Exhibit 37, (c)] on the Todays Log Graph screen allows you to add a current duty status to the current day. Any changes to earlier statuses must be made using the Edit button. Add Trip Info. This button [Exhibit 37, (d)] allows you to add infor-
mation for a new trip for the current day. Any changes to the trip information for previous trips must be made using the Edit button. NOTE: Driving status time cannot be edited once recorded. HD 100 User Manual 35 HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 38. Pop-up for Editing Trip Information
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(e)
(c)
(d) Edit Trip Information Before selecting the Edit button [Exhibit 37, (b)], you can tap the graph screen on the point where you would like to make an edit. The green line on the graph indicates a change in duty status. You can also tap the Prev and Next buttons to move the green line to the desired point on the graph. Once you tap Edit, the Editing trip information pop-up will appear [Exhibit 38, (a)]. Make any changes to the preexisting information [Exhibit 38, (b)]. Tap Delete [Exhibit 38, (d)] if you wish to delete the entire status entry. Tap Back [Exhibit 38, (e)] to go back to the Graph tab. Tap Submit [Exhibit 38, (c)] to save your entry. 36 HD 100 User Manual Exhibit 39. Graph Tab - Day to be Certified HD 100 Hours of Service Certify Logs If you have outstanding uncertified log entries (those that do not have a check mark next to them), you should review and certify them as soon as possible. Uncertified log entries must be certified in order of oldest to newest. Review the entry using the tabs (Graph, List, Summary and Trip Info) to verify that the log is accurate. Make any required changes.
- To change an incorrect status, select the correct status from either the Graph or the List tab. Tap Edit [Exhibit 39, (b)]
to access the required pop-up. Make your changes and tap Submit. NOTE: Driving status time cannot be edited once recorded. HD 100 User Manual 37 HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 39. Graph Tab - Day to be Certified Certify Logs (continued)
-To add a status, tap Add Duty Status [Exhibit 39, (c)]. Fill in the time, change the duty status field (if required) and enter the location. Add Remarks if appropriate. Tap Submit.
-To alter the trip information record, tap Add Trip Info
[Exhibit 39, (d)], fill in the form and tap Submit. Once you are satisfied that the log is accurate, tap Certify
[Exhibit 39, (e)]. A pop-up asks you to confirm the log is correct.
-Tap No to return to the previous screen.
-Tap Yes to return to the Logs tab. When the log has been certified and recorded, a green check mark appears at the beginning of the row. 38 HD 100 User Manual Exhibit 40. Logs Tab HD 100 Hours of Service Logs The Logs tab gives a summary of the totals for the last 8 days
[Exhibit 40]. Past days that you want to review, edit, or certify are displayed. The top of the tab lists your name and current HOS status
[Exhibit 40, (a)]. If you are not the driver shown, log off the HD 100 software, then log back on. The columns on this tab show summary information about each days log.
- Date. Displays the last eight days with the current date at the top of the list.
- Miles. States the number of miles traveled for the day.
- Off-duty. Gives the number of off-duty hours logged for the day.
- S.B. Indicates the time spent in the sleeper berth for the day.
- Driving. Gives the time spent driving for the day.
- On-duty. Gives the time spent on-duty but not driving for the day. The check marks to the left of the date column show which days have been certified [Exhibit 40, (b)]. HD 100 User Manual 39 HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 41. DVIR Tab
(c)
(a)
(b)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h) 40 HD 100 User Manual DVIR The DVIR (Daily Vehicle Inspection Report) tab contains information regarding all DVIR entries from the last 8 days. DVIR information is clustered together [Exhibit 41, (a), (b) and (c)].
(a). A blank space in this column means the DVIR entry has not yet been certified.
(b). A green check mark (
certified.
) means the DVIR has been
) means a DVIR entry has been added A tool icon (
and that there is an outstanding defect that should be reviewed and certified.
(c). A warning icon (
) on the DVIR tab means there is an outstanding defect.
(d). This column tells you when the DVIR entry was made. The time and date are listed.
(e). This column tells you the number of defects listed in the DVIR entry.
(f). This column tells you the Driver ID of the person who added the DVIR entry. Exhibit 42. Pop-up for Adding DVIR Exhibit 43. Pop-up for Adding Defect HD 100 Hours of Service Add a DVIR Add DVIR. Use this button when you want to add a DVIR for the current day or for any day within the last 8 days
[Exhibit 41, (g)].
- Trailer(s).
- Time and Date. You may have to enter defects from your inspection. If so, select Yes [Exhibit 42].
- Enter the Location and Defect fields [Exhibit 43]
- You can also add other notes about the inspection in the Remarks field. NOTE: You can also view this screen by selecting any DVIR entry from the past 8 days on the DVIR main screen. This will allow you to add a defect to a previous days DVIR. HD 100 User Manual 41 HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 44. DVIR Record-Defects Tab Certify DVIR Entries and Repairs To review the entered defects of previous DVIR entries, select any entry from the last 8 days on the DVIR tab [Exhibit 40].
-Defects tab [Exhibit 44]. Select this tab to view the description of each defect listed for the selected DVIR. Click on any of the defect entries to view any entered remarks. 42 HD 100 User Manual Exhibit 45. DVIR Record - Certify Tab HD 100 Hours of Service Certify DVIR Entries and Repairs (continued)
- Certify tab [Exhibit 45]. Select this tab to certify the DVIR entry. Reported by: lists Driver ID and time and date of DVIR entry. Repaired by: lists Driver ID and time and date of repair.
- Tap No repairs needed.
- Tap Repairs Made to indicate that defects have been repaired. Note: You must select one of these options in order to certify your DVIR. Review:
- Tap Certify to submit the DVIR. As with other HOS screens, you can update your current status with the buttons at the bottom [Exhibit 40]. HD 100 User Manual 43 The Options tab allows you to:
Request Logs. Use this button when you want to move your logs from a previous tractor or when you have previous logs that you cannot view. The button brings up a pop-up box that displays the following notice:
Those portions of your log that havent been received by the back-end may be deleted when your HOS logs are downloaded.
- You choose whether to continue (Yes) or to cancel the request (No). Change Trucks. Use this button before you move to another tractor to confirm for yourself that your logs are sent to the server and will be available for you when you log on in the new truck
(you may need to use Request Logs on the new truck, but usually the logs arrive as you log in). HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 46. Options Tab 44 HD 100 User Manual Exhibit 46. Options Tab HD 100 Hours of Service Options (continued) Fax/E-mail Logs. Use this button to fax or e-mail your logs. Select to send logs by Email or Fax, enter the email address or fax number of the law enforcement official, and tap Send. Note: You cannot send your logs unless you have certified all logs from the last 8 days, and you must be in Roadside Audit Mode. Be sure to enter the email address or fax number correctly, as you must wait 10 minutes before sending your logs again. View Violations. Use this button to review any violations that are currently part of your weekly log.
- The screen shows the type of violation, the time and date the violation began, and the time and date the violation ended.
- If you have multiple violations on the same day, each driving segment is its own violation. However, violations on the same day count as a single violation for the day. HD 100 User Manual 45 HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 47. Pop-up for Changing Mode 46 HD 100 User Manual Options (continued) Change Mode. This button lets you govern the information displayed within the HD 100 software.
- Normal. This option is the default or standard working mode.
- Roadside Audit. This option provides limited access to your logs when enforcement asks to see them. No additional information is shown except what is required by law. No log information can be changed by you or enforcement while you are in Roadside Audit mode. Tap Normal to exit Roadside Audit mode.
- Enter your Driver ID.
- Personal Conveyance. This option lets you use your vehicle for personal use. Use this mode only when your vehicle is not laden. You must also be Off Duty first before you can enter Personal Conveyance Mode. As with other HOS screens, you can update your current status with the buttons at the bottom [Exhibit 46, (b)]. Exhibit 48. Company Tab HD 100 Hours of Service Company The Company tab [Exhibit 48] contains information required for your log. If any of the information is incorrect, please refer to the Connect Web Portal User Manual (Help > Connect Help >
[Management > System Settings > Company Settings]) Carrier The upper half of the screen identifies your carrier
[Exhibit 48, (a)].
- Name.
- Address.
- DOT number. Terminal The lower half of the screen identifies the home terminal to which the HD 100 is assigned [Exhibit 48, (b)].
- Name.
- Address.
- Start. This field shows the time and time zone for the terminal, which governs the HOS information captured by the unit. HD 100 User Manual 47 HD 100 Hours of Service Exhibit 49. HOS Safe-driving Screen 48 HD 100 User Manual HOS Safe-driving Screen The time shown on the HOS safe-driving screen is the effective drive time available to you for the day [Exhibit 49]. The time indicates how long you can drive before going into any violation, so the time displayed may not be your actual available drive time if you are close to your 14 or 70-hour limit. Time. Two numbers appear for your remaining drive time if the 16-hour rule is active. Color. Color coding lets you closely monitor your HOS statuses and take whatever action is necessary to remain in compliance. When vehicles are in compliance with HOS limits, the time displays in green. When a vehicle is within one hour of the legal limit for any HOS requirement, the display changes to yellow. When a vehicle is out of time for any HOS requirement, the display changes to red. Exhibit 50. SysInfo Icon on Home Menu HD 100 SysInfo SysInfo Select the SysInfo icon on the Home Menu [Exhibit 50] to control system settings and to view technical information about your HD 100 device. SysInfo opens to the Settings tab. The tabs in SysInfo are explained in the table to the left. Tab Function Settings Allows you to control the volume and screen brightness. Info Displays system information. Diagnostics Displays information related to your HD 100's communication status. HD 100 User Manual 49 Settings Volume. Control the volume of your in-cab device by selecting Mute or by tapping the Down and Up buttons [Exhibit 51, (a)]. Each tap changes the volume by 10 percent. You can also change the volume by pressing down and drawing your finger across the percentage box. Backlight. Control the backlight by selecting Off or by adjusting the screens brightness by tapping the Down and Up buttons [Exhibit 51,
(b)]. You can also press down and draw your finger across the percentage box. Low dims the screen to less than 10 percent. Info Tap Info to access registration information for your HD 100. The fields on the tab window include Cust. ID. (Customer Number), Software Version, Truck # and S.N. (Serial Number). HD 100 SysInfo Exhibit 51. Settings Tab Exhibit 52. Info Tab 50 HD 100 User Manual Exhibit 53. Diagnostics Wi-Fi Sub-Tab Exhibit 54. Diagnostics Files Sub-Tab HD 100 SysInfo Diagnostics Status. Shows the current method of communication
[Exhibit 53, (a)]. Health Check. Confirms function of system hardware. Cell. Provides status of cell connection. Wi-Fi. Provides status of Wi-Fi connection
[Exhibit 53, (a) and (b)]. Files. Shows files scheduled for download or upload [Exhibit 54].
- Downloads to the truck [Exhibit 54, (a)] can include software updates and dispatch files.
- Transfer [Exhibit 54, (c)] provides the current status of the file being transferred. If you are expecting a software update, you can look here to see the status of that download. The percentage shown indicates how much of the file has been received. JBus. Confirms connection to on-board computer. GPS. Captures latitude, longitude, altitude, speed, direction and provides debug information for the GPS. HD 100 User Manual 51 HD 100 SysInfo Exhibit 55. SysInfo Safe-driving Screen SysInfo Safe-driving Screen The SysInfo safe-driving screen allows you to adjust your TND 720s volume and screen brightness [Exhibit 55]. 52 HD 100 User Manual Exhibit 56. Stats Icon on Home Menu HD 100 Stats Stats Select the Stats icon on the Home Menu [Exhibit 56] to access information about driver performance and fault codes. Stats opens to the Driver Performance tab. The tabs in stats are explained in the table to the left. Tab Function Driver Performance Displays statistics based on idle time, RPM, engine and motion time. Fault Codes Displays fault codes and the location and type of fault in relation to your vehicle. HD 100 User Manual 53 HD 100 Stats Exhibit 57. Driver Performance Tab 54 HD 100 User Manual Driver Performance The Driver Performance tab displays these statistics:
Hard brakes where vehicle speed is over 20MPH. Miles / MPG. Idling percentages for Short, Mid and Long Idles. Over Idle %where idle is over your fleets grace period. Over RPM%. Speeding%. You can tap the Show more metrics for today button
[Exhibit 57, (b)] to view a pop-up with information on Idle fuel, Stop Idle %, Total Idle %, Driving %, Engine time and Motion time. You can tap the Request metrics for month button
[Exhibit 57, (c)] to receive an update on driver performance. The report includes month-to-date information. Exhibit 58. Fault Codes Tab HD 100 Stats Fault Codes The Fault Codes tab [Exhibit 58, (a)] displays recorded fault codes for the vehicle. Two columns provide details about the fault
[Exhibit 58, (b)]. Source. Indentifies the location of the fault
(e.g., engine, cab controller, etc.). Subsystem/Parameter. Identifies the type of fault. HD 100 User Manual 55 Help Resources Rand McNally provides you with various how-to documents and media for both the HD 100 device and the Connect web portal. User Documentation (These items are included in your HD 100 box) HD 100 User Manual This document gives you instruction on how to activate and install your HD 100 the first time, as well as how to use the HD 100 device software. Keep this document in your truck for future reference. Rand McNally Hours of Service Visor Card This visor card gives you instruction on the HD 100 Hours of Service application and what to do during a roadside inspection. Keep this document in your truck at all times. Additional Resources (These items can be accessed in the Connect web portal) Connect Web Portal While you are using the portal, you can refer to the Connect web portal User Manual. Select the Help tab, then click Connect Help. The User Manual will open in a new tab in your browser. If you would like to save the Connect web portal User Manual to your computer or print it out, click Download PDF or Print. Where to access: Help > Connect Help 56 HD 100 User Manual Training Videos Rand McNally offers various instructional videos on how to use the HD 100 device software, such as the Hours of Service application. Where to access: Help > Training > Training Videos User Documentation If you lose the user documentation that is included in your HD 100 box or if you would like additional copies, you can save or print these items. This includes documents such as the HD 100 User Manual and Rand McNally Hours of Service Visor Card. Where to access: Help > Training > User Documentation Customer Support If, after reviewing the documentation above, you still have questions regarding how to activate or install our HD 100 or how to use the de-
vice or Connect web portal, please contact Rand McNallys Customer Support team. Call us:
1-800-641-RAND (7263) Email us:
fleetsupport@randmcnally.com Write to us:
Rand McNally Attn:
HD 100 Customer Support 9855 Woods Drive Skokie, IL 60077 Help Resources HD 100 User Manual 57 Rand McNally follows a continuous improvement process and reserves the right to provide enhancements that may not be reflected in the pictures and specifications of this manual. Rand McNally and IntelliRoute are registered trademarks and TND is a trademark of Rand McNally. The Truckers Friend and National Truck Stop Directory are registered trademarks of TR information Publishers, Truck Down is a registered trademark of TruckDown Info International, Inc. NAVTEQ ON BOARD is a trademark of NAVTEQ NAVTEQ. All rights reserved. 2013 Rand McNally. All rights reserved. While the information contained herein is believed correct when compiled, Rand McNally does not guarantee its accuracy. U.S. Patent No. 7,580,791 58 HD 100 User Manual HD 100 User Manual 59 Installing Your HD 100 > Installation Instructions 2. Routecablefromthediagnosticporttotheareawhereyou wouldliketheHD100tobemounted,makingsuretoplaceit awayfromanyventsandwhereitwontinterferewithdriver
(theright-mostcornerofthedashisusuallyanidealareato placethedevice),tuckingthecableinthespacebetweenthe windshield and the dash. Installing your HD 100 can take as little as 10 minutes. Install instructions are provided here, as well as quick diagnostic information so you can make sure your device is working correctly. HD100Devicewithtray HD100GetStartedCard 9-pinPowerCable HD100UserManual USB-to-MiniUSBCable AdhesiveMountingStrips(2) RandMcNallyHoursofService Driver&DOTQuickReferenceCard CableTies RandMcNallyVehicleE-LogsSticker Installation Instructions 1. Locatethetrucksdiagnosticport.Removetheplugonthe diagnosticport,connectthecable,andlockthecollarinplace. 8 HD 100 User Manual 3. Connectthedevicetothecableandplacethedevice(withthe 4. Make sure the area where you would like to place your HD 100 Installing Your HD 100 > Installation Instructions trayattached)whereyouwouldliketomountit.Youmay choosetopositionthedevicesotheLEDsonthefrontofyour device face away from you so as to not distract while driving. iscleananddry.Peeltheprotectivelayeroffonesideofthe adhesivemountingstripsandplaceonthebottomoftheHD 100 tray, then peel the other protective layer and place the device with tray attached on your dash in the desired location, pressing rmly to secure it to the dash surface. NOTE:DonotcovertheHD100deviceorplaceanythingover itthatmaydisabletheGPSsignal. HD 100 User Manual 9 Installing Your HD 100 > Installation Instructions 5. Once the HD 100 is installed and connected to vehicle with 6. TurnonyourTND720device.Youwillirstseethe thecable,turnyourtruckontoaccessorymode(themodeyou usetooperateyourradioandA/Cwithoutturningtheignition onfully).Thefourlightsonthesideofthedeviceshould illuminate.CheckthecoloredLEDsonthesideofyourHD100 to ensure the device is connected and running properly
(Power:Red,Wi-Fi:Amber,Cell:Green,Jbus:Blue). IntelliRoutesoftwareHomeMenu.ClicktheHD100button on this screen. NOTE:BecauseyourTND 720displaysyourHoursofServicelogsand helpsyoukeeptrackofyourcompliance,RandMcNallyrecommends thatyoukeepyourTND 720pluggedinwiththechargingcablewhile in use with the HD 100. Power Button Power
(Red) Cell
(Green) Wi-Fi
(Yellow) JBus
(Blue) 10 HD 100 User Manual 7. OncetheHD100softwareloads,logonbyenteringthe Driver ID you created when activating your device through theRandMcNallyDock.NOTE:youcanalsorefertothe RandMcNallyHD100Activationemailyoureceived afteryoucompletedthisprocess.Yourlog-ininformation is in this email for your records. Installing Your HD 100 > Alternative Installation Options Alternative Installation Options Accessoriesandpartsforalternativeinstallationscanalsobe purchased at randmcnally.com/eetaccessories. 9- to 6-pin Cable Adapter:foruseintruckswitha 6-pin-compatiblediagnosticport ContactRandMcNallyCustomerSupportat1-800-641-RAND (7263) or eetsupport@randmcnally.com for more information on alternative installation options. RandMcNallyalsooffersprofessionalinstallationoptions. Alistofcertiiedinstallerscanbefoundat randmcnally.com/HD100installation. External antenna:forusewiththeHD100wheninstalling behindthedashorundertheseat HD 100 User Manual 11 Installing Your HD 100 > Quick Diagnostics 12 HD 100 User Manual OnceyourHD100andTND720areinstalledinyourtruck,follow theQuickDiagnosticstepstoensureyoursystemisworkingproperly. Quick Diagnostics Verify HD 100 Connectivity VerifythatthefourcoloredLEDsonthesideofyourHD100deviceare illuminated.(Power:Red,Wi-Fi:Yellow,Cell:Green,JBus:Blue) Verify GPS Communication SelectSysInfoiconfromHomeMenu.SelectDiagnostics,thentheGPS tab.VerifyGPSstatusisgoodandthattherearevaluesintheLatitude andLongitudeields. Verify J1708/1939 Communication Drivethetruckatleast.2miles.SelecttheSysInfoiconfromHome Menu.SelectDiagnostics,thentheJ-Bustab.Verifythatthereisan odometervalueintheEng.odom.ield.ThengobacktotheHome MenuandselectStats.icon,thentheDriverPerformancetab.Verify there is a value in the Miles eld on the second line in the rst column.
(Safety&PerformancePlanneeded) Send Test Message SelecttheMailiconontheHomeMenuandpressSend.Typemessage subjectandmessagetextandpressSendintheupperlefthand corner. Make sure message indicator changes from a red X icon (
).(CommunicationPlanneeded) to a green check mark icon (
) NOTE:RandMcNallyrecommendsyoukeeppaperlogsifyour compliance system is not functioning properly. TheLEDsonthesideoftheHD100illuminatetoindicatethatthe device is connected and running properly. If one or more of the four lights are not illuminated, meaning they are either off or ashing, theremaybeanerror. Power
(Red) Cell
(Green) Wi-Fi
(Yellow) JBus
(Blue) Power Port Mini-USB Port Reset Button External Antenna Port*
*ForusewithexternalantennawheninstallingHD100devicebehindthedashorundertheseat. Installing Your HD 100 > Troubleshooting Tips Power
(Red) Wi-Fi
(Yellow) Cell
(Green) JBus
(Blue) On DevicePoweredOn Flashing Systemalert/attention Off On Nopower/deviceturnedoff Connected Flashing Connecting/attemptingtoconnect Off On Notconnected Connected Flashing Connecting/attemptingtoconnect Off On Off Notconnected ConnectedtoJBus/ECM NotconnectedtoJBus/ECM Legaleseneededaboutup-to-dateHOStimersthatarenotavailableifHD100andTND720arenotconnected... HD 100 User Manual 13 Installing Your HD 100 > Troubleshooting Tips No power or intermittent power loss:
Check power connection EnsurethatthecableissecuredtotheHD100device.Reestablishthe cableconnectionsbyunpluggingthem,thenpluggingthembackin. Makesurelockingcollaristurned.ThencheckthattheredLEDlightis on, which indicates the device is powered on. Check communications CheckthatthecoloredLEDsonthefrontofyourHD100are illuminated which indicate the device is connected and running properly(Wi-Fi:Yellow, Cell:Green, Jbus:Blue). Unable to connect Cell or Wi-Fi:
Restart the device Restartthedevicebyirstloggingoffonyourtargetdevice,then pressingthePowerbutton.Thendisconnectthecablefromyour HD100device.Thiswillcausethedevicetoresetandreconnect. Check communications Move the truck to ensure that the issue is not signal interference. 14 HD 100 User Manual Installing Your HD 100 > Troubleshooting Tips JBus not responding:
Make sure truck ignition is on Restart the engine Restart the device Restartthedevicebyirstloggingoffonyourtargetdevice,then pressingthePowerbutton.Thendisconnectthecablefromyour HD100device.Thiswillcausethedevicetoresetandreconnect. Nothing appears on TND 720 screen:
Make sure your TND 720 is charged and powered on. Check communications Move the truck to ensure that the issue is not signal interference. Check power connection EnsurethatthecableissecuredtotheHD100device.Reestablishthe cableconnectionsbyunpluggingthem,thenpluggingthembackin. Makesurelockingcollaristurned.ThencheckthattheredLEDlightis on, which indicates the device is powered on. Restart the device RestartthedevicebyirstloggingoffonyourTND 720,thenpressing thePowerbutton.Then,disconnectthecablefromyourHD100 device.Thiswillcausethedevicetoresetandreconnect. YoucanthenreconnectyourHD100andrestartyourTND 720. HD 100 User Manual 15
frequency | equipment class | purpose | ||
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1 | 2013-07-25 | 2412 ~ 2462 | DTS - Digital Transmission System | Original Equipment |
2 | JBP - Part 15 Class B Computing Device Peripheral | |||
3 | 1851.25 ~ 1908.75 | PCB - PCS Licensed Transmitter |
app s | Applicant Information | |||||
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1 2 3 | Effective |
2013-07-25
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1 2 3 | Applicant's complete, legal business name |
RM Acquisition LLC
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1 2 3 | FCC Registration Number (FRN) |
0020219580
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1 2 3 | Physical Address |
9855 Woods Drive
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1 2 3 |
Skokie, IL
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1 2 3 |
United States
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app s | TCB Information | |||||
1 2 3 | TCB Application Email Address |
t******@metlabs.com
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1 2 3 | TCB Scope |
A4: UNII devices & low power transmitters using spread spectrum techniques
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1 2 3 |
A1: Low Power Transmitters below 1 GHz (except Spread Spectrum), Unintentional Radiators, EAS (Part 11) & Consumer ISM devices
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1 2 3 |
B1: Commercial mobile radio services equipment in the following 47 CFR Parts 20, 22 (cellular), 24,25 (below 3 GHz) & 27
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app s | FCC ID | |||||
1 2 3 | Grantee Code |
A4C
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1 2 3 | Equipment Product Code |
01002A
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app s | Person at the applicant's address to receive grant or for contact | |||||
1 2 3 | Name |
G****** C******
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1 2 3 | Title |
CFO
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1 2 3 | Telephone Number |
84732********
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1 2 3 | Fax Number |
847-3********
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1 2 3 |
g******@randmcnally.com
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app s | Technical Contact | |||||
1 2 3 | Firm Name |
Shenzhen Morlab Communications Technology Co.,Ltd
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1 2 3 |
Shenzhen Morlab Communications Technology Co., Ltd
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1 2 3 | Name |
I******** Z****
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1 2 3 | Physical Address |
FL.3, Building A, FeiYang Science Park
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1 2 3 |
ShenZhen, GuangDong Province, 518055
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1 2 3 |
China
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1 2 3 | Telephone Number |
86-75********
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1 2 3 | Fax Number |
86-75********
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1 2 3 |
I******@morlab.cn
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app s | Non Technical Contact | |||||
n/a | ||||||
app s | Confidentiality (long or short term) | |||||
1 2 3 | Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | Yes | ||||
1 2 3 | Long-Term Confidentiality Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | No | ||||
if no date is supplied, the release date will be set to 45 calendar days past the date of grant. | ||||||
app s | Cognitive Radio & Software Defined Radio, Class, etc | |||||
1 2 3 | Is this application for software defined/cognitive radio authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | Equipment Class | DTS - Digital Transmission System | ||||
1 2 3 | JBP - Part 15 Class B Computing Device Peripheral | |||||
1 2 3 | PCB - PCS Licensed Transmitter | |||||
1 2 3 | Description of product as it is marketed: (NOTE: This text will appear below the equipment class on the grant) | Truck Information Terminal | ||||
1 2 3 | Related OET KnowledgeDataBase Inquiry: Is there a KDB inquiry associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | Modular Equipment Type | Single Modular Approval | ||||
1 2 3 | Purpose / Application is for | Original Equipment | ||||
1 2 3 | Composite Equipment: Is the equipment in this application a composite device subject to an additional equipment authorization? | Yes | ||||
1 2 3 | Related Equipment: Is the equipment in this application part of a system that operates with, or is marketed with, another device that requires an equipment authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | Grant Comments | This device is certified pursuant to two different Part 15 rules sections. | ||||
1 2 3 | Power listed is EIRP for Part 24 and ERP for Part 22. This device also has WLAN operation. The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. The antenna installation and operating configurations of this transmitter, including any applicable source-based time-averaging duty factor, antenna gain, and cable loss must satisfy MPE categorical Exclusion Requirements of Part 2.1091. Users must be provided with instructions and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. RF exposure compliance may need to be addressed at the time of licensing, as required by the responsible FCC bureau(s), including antenna co-location requirements of Part 1.1307(b)(3) | |||||
1 2 3 | Is there an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | If there is an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application, has the associated waiver been approved and all information uploaded? | No | ||||
app s | Test Firm Name and Contact Information | |||||
1 2 3 | Firm Name |
Shenzhen Morlab Communications Technology Co., Ltd
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1 2 3 | Name |
I******** z********
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1 2 3 | Telephone Number |
86755********
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1 2 3 | Fax Number |
86-75********
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1 2 3 |
i******@morlab.cn
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1 | 1 | 15C | 2412.00000000 | 2462.00000000 | 0.0590000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | 1 | 15B | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
3 | 1 | 22H | 824.7 | 848.31 | 0.429 | 0.03 ppm | 1M27F9W | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
3 | 2 | 24E | 1851.25 | 1908.75 | 0.162 | 0.01 ppm | 1M28F9W |
some individual PII (Personally Identifiable Information) available on the public forms may be redacted, original source may include additional details
This product uses the FCC Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the FCC