HYPER ELD Driver App and Tablet Instruction Manual

HYPER ELD Driver App and Tablet

Product Information

Specifications:

• Product Name: Hyper ELD
• Compliance: FMCSA Self Certified and Compliant with Rule 49 CFR
• Components: Logging Device, Driver App & Tablet
• Connection Guide: 6pin, 9pin, OBD2 cable

Product Usage Instructions

1. Locate the Connection Port
   The diagnostic port is usually located under the main dashboard on the driver’s side.
2. Setup the Logging Device
   Install the Logging device by connecting it to the previously located ECM Diagnostic port.
3. Login into the Driver Application
   Download and login to the Driver application on your device.
4. Connect the Driver Application to the Logging Device
   Press the connect button located on the top right of the status page and enter the MAC address of your logging device. After receiving the confirmation message, the connect button should switch to green, indicating readiness.

Logs
Submit the form daily to update your truck and trailer information.

DVIRs (Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports)
Before performing duty tasks, inspect your vehicle and enter the DVIR into the application.

DOT Inspection

Roadside Inspection:

1. Open the Driver Application
2. Select Inspection from the sidebar
3. Press Start Inspection on the first card
4. Confirm you’re performing an inspection
5. Present the device to the Officer

Sending Logs:

1. Open the Driver Application
2. Select Inspection from the sidebar
3. Press Send Logs button
4. Enter the comment provided by the officer
5. Select Send and confirm details
6. Wait for transmission confirmation

Malfunctions
Malfunctions and diagnostic indicators are located on the status page of the Driver Application.

Actions when encountered:

• Drivers Should:
  • Notify carrier immediately
  • Start tracking paper logs for the last 7 days
• Carriers Should:
  • Resolve technical issues promptly
  • If unresolved in 8 days, request FMCSA extension
  • Ensure driver maintains paper logs until ELD is functional

FMCSA Self-Certified and Compliant.
Our Electronic Logging Device – ELD system fully complies with the FMCSA’s Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Rule 49 CFR .

ELD Components

Connection guide

1. Locate the connection port
   The diagnostic port is usually located under the main dashboard on the drivers side. You will need an appropriate cable to establish the connection (6pin, 9pin, obd2).
2. Setup the Logging Device
   Install the Logging device by connecting it to the previously located ECM Diagnostic port.
3. Login into the Driver application
   Download and Login into the Driver application on your device.
4. Connect the Driver application to the logging device
   Press the connect button located on the top right of the status page and enter the mac of your logging device, after you receive the confirmation message the connect button should switch to a green color and you are ready to go!

Logs

Take the time each day to submit the form for the day properly updating your truck and trailer information.

DVIRs

Before performing duty tasks make sure to do a proper inspection of your vehicle and to enter the DVIR into the application.

Before performing duty tasks make sure to do a proper inspection of your vehicle and to enter the DVIR into the application.

DOT Inspection

DOT Inspections made simple 

• Roadside Inspection:
  • Open the Driver Application
  • Select “Inspection” from the sidebar
  • Press “Start Inspection” on the first card
  • Confirm you’re performing an inspection
  • Present the device to the Officer
• Sending Logs:
  • Open the Driver Application
  • Select “Inspection” from the sidebar
  • Press “Send Logs” button
  • Enter the comment provided by the officer
  • Select “Send” and confirm details
  • Wait for transmission confirmation

Malfunctions

• Malfunctions and diagnostic indicators are located on the status page, this is the main page of the Driver Application that opens when you log in.
• These indications are useful tools that help you diagnose potential issues and help you stay compliant with the ELD rule.

• When encountered Drivers Should
  • Notify carrier immediately
  • Start tracking the paper logs for the last 7 days
• When encountered Carriers Should
  • Resolve technical issues promptly
  • If unresolved in 8 days, request FMCSA extension
  • Ensure driver maintains paper logs until ELD is functional

FAQ

Q: How often should I submit logs?
A: Logs should be submitted daily to update truck and trailer information.

Q: What should I do if I encounter technical malfunctions?
A: Notify your carrier immediately and start tracking paper logs for the last 7 days. Carriers should resolve technical issues promptly; if unresolved in 8 days, request an FMCSA extension and ensure drivers maintain paper logs until ELD is functional.