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DRIVING
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ON DUTY
When in a driving status and the vehicle is stopped for a greater
length of time than the stop threshold, a notification panel will
appear with a message that the driver is about to enter the
On Duty status.
• If the notification times out, the duty status change is
automatically added to the driver’s daily log.
• If the driver taps the notification panel, a new screen
is displayed with options for the driver to accept the
Driving status, or to select another duty status. Once
a selection is made, the duty status change is added
to the driver’s daily log.
NOTE: Depending on configuration, the driver may have
the option to press a Skip button to effectively cancel
the automatic duty status change.
NON-DRIVING
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DRIVING
When in a Non-Driving status and the vehicle is moving for
a greater distance than the vehicle movement threshold, a
notification panel will appear with a message that the driver
is about to enter the Driving status.
• If the notification times out, the duty status change is
automatically added to the driver’s daily log.
• If the driver taps the notification panel, a new screen
is displayed with options for the driver to accept the
Driving status, or to select another duty status. Once
a selection is made, the duty status change is added
to the driver’s daily log.
NOTE: Depending on configuration, the driver may have
the option to press a Skip button to effectively cancel
the automatic duty status change.
AUTOMATIC DUTY STATUS CHANGE
(FOR SMART MODE USERS ONLY)
This option allows you or your co-driver to automatically switch
between On Duty and Driving status. This requires stop and
movement threshold configurations to be set by your Safety
Manager through the PeopleNet Fleet Manager. The automatic
duty status changes are recorded from the start of each movement
or stop event, not when the notification panel is displayed. The
log entry for each duty status change includes the date, time,
latitude/longitude, and distance from the nearest city.
NOTE
If two drivers are logged into eDriver Logs, the
automatic duty status changes will record within
the log of the last person in a Driving status.
NOTE
eDriver Logs allows drivers to split sleeper berth
periods. It automatically calculates sleeper berth
totals by combining two sleeper berth periods that
qualify according to the regulations under which
the driver is operating.
CHANGE DUTY STATUS (MANUAL)
This option allows you or your co-driver to manually enter a
duty status change.
1. Select the eDriver Logs icon,
then press the Duty Status icon.
2. Select the duty status of choice by touching the proper icon.
3. Enter location data if prompted and press OK.
4. Confirm information and select OK.
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