What to do if VDO BVDR show an internal error?
If your VDO Automobile Accessories unit displays an internal error, this may be due to BVDR software failure caused by improper data handling. The suggested solution is to go to an authorized VDO station to repair it.
Why does my VDO Label Maker show an internal tachograph error?
An internal tachograph error in your VDO Label Maker can be caused by a software flaw, a fall, or an attempt to manipulate the data. The tachograph must be checked by an authorized VDO workshop for failure assessment.
General| Brand | VDO |
|---|---|
| Model | BVDR |
| Category | Automobile Accessories |
| Language | English |
Details about the manufacturer, address, and website.
Defines icons and symbols used throughout the manual for clarity.
Key recommendations for operating and maintaining the tachograph safely.
A comprehensive list of acronyms and their meanings.
Overview of the tachograph's purpose and compliance standards.
Identification of the main hardware elements of the tachograph system.
Describes the role of the speed sensor in data collection.
Explains the process of printing data from the tachograph.
How to extract data using a USB drive.
Introduction to the fleet management software.
How telematics enables remote communication and data transfer.
Details the physical interface and controls on the front of the unit.
Specific descriptions of each button, display, and port.
Details of the data matrix for standard printouts.
Details of the data matrix for Chilean printouts.
Information regarding the security seal on the recording unit.
Managing driver data storage and identification.
How speed and distance data are stored and verified.
Recording system errors and metrological calibration data.
Options for retrieving recorded information.
Warnings and best practices for exporting data via USB.
How data is transmitted using telematics devices.
Explains the structure and flow of the tachograph's menu system.
How to operate the UP, DOWN, OK, and BACK buttons.
Detailed description of information shown on the primary screen.
Steps for initiating and understanding the results of the self-test.
How to access and interpret the 24-hour distance traveled screen.
A summary of the various functions available in the menu.
Functions to view error logs and vehicle-specific information.
Features for managing driver data, speed limits, and workshop mode.
Options for daylight saving and audible alarm configuration.
Steps for changing the interface language and adjusting the clock.
Functions for driver login/logout and telematics-related displays.
Detailed steps for registering a driver's license and code.
Steps to remove a driver from the system.
How drivers log into the system and verify their credentials.
Steps to properly log out a driver from the tachograph.
Functionality for tracking and managing driver work/rest hours.
Explanation of the various driving and rest time counters.
How the system notifies drivers about driving time limits.
Setting vehicle type to ensure correct rest period calculation.
How rest period counters are reset based on vehicle application.
Steps to control audible alarms for warnings.
Process to confirm deactivation or cancellation of sound alarms.
How to initiate data printing for standard and Chile applications.
Step-by-step instructions for saving data to a USB drive.
Advice for issues encountered during USB data transfer.
How the tachograph communicates with remote monitoring via telematics.
Procedure for printing data received from the monitoring center.
How messages from the monitoring center are received and shown.
How to read and confirm server messages.
Steps to adjust the clock for daylight saving.
Confirming DST settings and saving the configuration.
How to set or adjust the internal clock.
Restrictions on clock adjustment frequency.
How to choose the preferred user interface language.
Verifying the chosen language.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the printer paper roll.
Proper usage of the printer drawer and paper loading.
Cautionary notes on printer heat and correct paper placement.
Indicators for replacing paper and advice on printer care.
Tips for common printing problems like paper jams.
Details found in the header section of a data printout.
Information on vehicle operation start/end times and distance traveled.
How driver information is presented on the printed tape.
Interpretation of graphical and numerical data on the printout.
Details found in the footer section of a data printout.
Specific header information for the Chilean market printouts.
Operation data details for the Chilean market printouts.
Introduction to error codes and their general causes and solutions.
Troubleshooting for speed sensor and K-line communication errors.
Solutions for paper depletion and CAN interface faults.
Troubleshooting for speed signal, LCD, and printer drawer related errors.
Solutions for memory writing, stuck key, and time/date adjustment warnings.
Handling overspeed notifications and USB data recording failures.
Troubleshooting for workshop access failures and printer overheating.
Guidance on performing inspections according to country-specific laws.
Visual representations of operating modes and menu functions.
Visual references for error codes and login/logout procedures.
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