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User Manual Version 7.22
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3.1.4 Operating modes
There are four operating modes of the tachograph. Each mode is defined by the level of access
granted to a particular user for various features of the tachograph application. An operating mode
is triggered by the insertion or withdrawal of a smartcard. The four operating modes are listed
below:
•
Operational Mode (
)
•
Calibration Mode (
)
•
Control Mode (
)
•
Company Mode (
)
The following table summarises the operational modes of the tachograph.
Operating Mode
Driver Slot
Co
-driv
er s
lot
No Card
Driver Card Control Card Workshop card Company Card
No Card
Operational Operational
Control
Calibration
Company
Driver Card
Operational Operational
Control
Calibration
Company
Control Card
Control
Control
Control*
Operational
Operational
Workshop Card
Calibration
Calibration
Operational
Calibration*
Operational
Company Card
Company
Company
Operational
Operational
Company*
Table 2: Operational modes of tachograph
*Only the card in the driver slot is used.
3.1.4.1 Operational Mode
(
)
Operational mode is triggered by inserting a driver card into one of the card slots. When
operational mode is active, the LCD screen will display (
) icon on the top right corner of the
screen. The operational mode allows users to access driving activities, specific conditions, work
places, and report printing features.
3.1.4.1.1 Driver’s Activities
Users can manually select an activity when the vehicle is stationary, except for the driving activity.
To manually select an activity, press OK button. When activity menu appears on the screen, press
the Menu button (
) to change the activity of the driver slot and press OK button to change the
activity of the co-driver slot. The tachograph module records the following driving activities:
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