Bosch Intellic EFAS-4.10, Workshop Manual

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Workshop Manual
Smart Tachograph EFAS-4.10/4.11
Note
When the workshop card is inserted in EFAS for the first time, the ITS release dialog is displayed.
Note If no key is pressed within 30 seconds, an approximately 5 second acoustic warning signal will sound that can
be acknowledged with the
9
key. The PIN input prompt will then be displayed continuously until the input is
aborted using the keypad or until the vehicle starts moving.
Figure 21 — Prompt for PIN input
The first set of characters available are numeric digits [
1-0
]. The key
v
takes you to the next set of characters [
ABC
], [
abc
],
[
@$#
], and the
u
key takes you back to the previous characters.
Use the control keys (

,

) to select the next or previous character from the circular arrangement, whereby the currently
selected character appears in the first line in plain text.
Figure 22 — Display after setting the characters
The selected character is confirmed by pressing the
OK
button. The “
*
” character is displayed instead of the selected character
and the cursor automatically jumps to the next character position in the PIN.
By pressing the 9 key you can step back to the previous character, which will be displayed briefly in plain text. The character
can then be edited as described above.
Figure 23 — Canceling PIN entry
If key is 9 pressed when only one character is left, you will be queried as to whether the card is to be ejected.
Figure 24 — Completing PIN entry
After entering the last character of the PIN, confirm your entries with a second
OK
. The card data will then be read and the PIN
is checked.
If the wrong PIN was entered, the remaining number of PIN entry attempts is displayed briefly.
Figure 25 — Display after entry of wrong PIN
Figure 26 — Display after repeated PIN entry
When EFAS respectively the card detected a wrong PIN entry the screen of Figure 25 is displayed for a short time. Then PIN entry
starts from the beginning; the number in the black circle in the utmost upper right of the display in Figure 26 shows the possible
number of trials left. In the example there are

more trials possible.