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Stoneridge Veeder-Root 2400 Series User Manual

Stoneridge Veeder-Root 2400 Series
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2400 User Manual Copyright © 2004 Stoneridge Electronics Ltd
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Stoneridge Veeder-Root 2400 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandStoneridge
ModelVeeder-Root 2400 Series
CategoryData Loggers
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Information

1.0 2400 SERIES TACHOGRAPH (WITH DISPLAY)

1.1 2400 Tachograph With Remote Display

Describes the tachograph's integration as part of a wider system or instrument cluster.

2.0 DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROLS

2.1 Driver Duty Push-buttons

Details the push-buttons used by drivers to initiate recorded duty periods.

2.2 LEDs

Explains the function of the Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) indicating work modes and faults.

2.3 Mode Change Push-button

Explains the push-button used for switching display modes and adjusting time.

2.4 Advance Push-button

Details the push-button for resetting trip values and adjusting clock settings.

2.5 Eject Push-button

Describes the push-button used to open the tachograph drawer for chart access.

2.6 Display

Details the digital display area and the information it shows to the operator.

3.0 ADJUSTING THE TIME SETTING

3.1 Clock Setting For Units Without Real Time Clock (RTC)

Procedure for setting the internal clock on units without a battery-backed real time clock.

3.2 Clock Setting For Units With Battery Backed Real Time Clock (RTC)

Procedure for adjusting the offset of the internal clock on units with RTC.

4.0 MODE SETTING

4.1 Normal and Trip Modes

Describes switching between odometer and trip distance display modes.

4.2 DTC Value Display Mode

Explains how to access and view Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) values.

4.3 DTC Time and Date Display Mode

Explains how to access and view the date and time associated with DTCs.

5.0 INSERTION AND REMOVAL OF THE TACHOGRAPH CHART

5.1 Crew Chart Insertion

Step-by-step guide for inserting a tachograph chart for a crew member.

5.2 Driver Chart Insertion

Step-by-step guide for inserting a tachograph chart for the driver.

5.3 Chart Removal

Procedure for safely removing tachograph charts from the unit.

6.0 STATUS SETTING

6.1 Setting the Driver Duty

How to set the driver's current duty status using the push-button and LEDs.

6.2 Setting the Crew Duty

How to set the crew member's current duty status using the push-button and LEDs.

7.0 CHART RECORDING WITH THE VEHICLE STATIONARY AND THE IGNITION OFF

8.0 FILLING IN TACHOGRAPH CHARTS

8.1 Driver and Crew Chart Centre Fields

Information on mandatory fields to be filled on tachograph charts at the start of a shift.

8.2 Manual Trace Indication

Instructions for manual chart entries in case of tachograph failure or specific activities.

8.3 Recording Vehicle Changes

How to record details when a driver transfers between vehicles during a shift.

9.0 'POWER DOWN' FEATURES

10.0 CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE TACHOGRAPH

10.1 Cleanliness

Guidelines for maintaining the cleanliness of the tachograph unit.

10.2 Protecting the Tachograph from Damage

Instructions on preventing damage to the tachograph from external factors and electrical issues.

11.0 WARNING CODES

12.0 DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES (DTC)

VEEDER-ROOT: SERVICE NETWORK

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