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logs a user out in 10 minutes, but automatic logout time can be set to any time 
period using the DriveRight FMS software.The Auto Logout time period is 
stored on each SmartCard and can be set individually for every vehicle and 
driver in the fleet. Auto Logout occurs if the time period elapses with no vehi-
cle activity logged on the DriveRight device.

The Auto Logout timer is reset every time a driver has logged in, new vehicle 
activity is recorded, or a download has occurred. To log out when the On-
Board Reader is in Swipe mode after a trip, insert the card and remove it again 
after 5 seconds. The Driver ID and card are immediately logged out without 
waiting for the time out period. Each time the SmartCard is inserted regardless 
of log in mode, the previous driver is automatically logged out.

Note: The DriveRight Device also has an Auto Logout function that should be disabled before 

using the On-Board Reader, especially the On-Board Reader’s Swipe Mode feature, 
using the FMS software.

Manual Logout occurs when a driver leaves the SmartCard in the On-Board 
Reader for the duration of a trip or succession of trips, then pulls the card out 
of the reader when done. 

If the logout is successful, the indicator light goes off. If the optional Starter 
Interrupter Kit is installed, the vehicle’s starter is disabled until the driver is 
logged in again using the SmartCard. If logout is unsuccessful, the red indica-
tor lights (without any beeps). The red light stays on until a successful logout 
is completed or after one minute.

Downloading Data to a SmartCard

To download DriveRight trip information to a SmartCard:

1. With the vehicle stopped and the motor off, press the download button on 

the On-Board Reader. A blinking yellow light indicates that the download is 
in progress.

2. Take the card out when the green indicator lights and one long beep sounds.

If the red indicator lights, the SmartCard did not download the information 
successfully. Take the SmartCard out, reinsert it, and press the download 
button again.

Note: Download cannot take place when the vehicle is in motion. The red indicator lights and 

two short beeps sound if a download is attempted while the vehicle is moving.

Uploading Data from a SmartCard

Uploading Data is the act of uploading information from the SmartCard to the 
DriveRight device. Uploading usually happens when an Administrative or 
Driver SmartCard is used to transfer DriveRight settings to a DriveRight 
device. The Driver SmartCard is used to change settings on only one DriveRi-

Summary of Contents for 8105

Page 1: ...Includes SmartCard On Board Reader 8105 SmartCard Desktop Reader 8108 SmartCards Pack of 10 8112 Starter Interrupter Kit 8116...

Page 2: ...tructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harm ful inter...

Page 3: ...ly recommend that you read the entire manual before beginning the installation Be sure you understand each procedure thoroughly before starting that procedure CAUTION Installing SmartCard hardware or...

Page 4: ...rd is used to configure a DriveRight device with all the necessary administrative changes including driver authentication and threshold changes The administrative card can also be used to download Dri...

Page 5: ...s starter circuit If a SmartCard with the assigned Driver ID to the vehicle is inserted into the On Board Reader the vehicle is allowed to start If an unauthenticated driver or driver without a Smart...

Page 6: ...nect the On Board Reader to your existing DriveRight system 1 Disconnect the DriveRight device cable from the GPS module cable or Digital Input Adapter Cable 2 Connect the On Board Reader s female con...

Page 7: ...nting plate Note No matter which mounting option you decide to use note that the card slot should be facing the driver with the indicator light and download button clearly visible If the On Board Read...

Page 8: ...one side of the Velcro tabs 3 Apply the Velcro tabs to the back of the On Board Reader Davis recommends that four of the Velcro tabs be placed between the wire grooves next to each other 4 Remove the...

Page 9: ...ounting plate is that the inner holes should be drilled so that their centers are spaced exactly 2 25 57 2 mm away from each other to line up with the pre drilled holes on the back of the On Board Rea...

Page 10: ...the pre drilled holes on the On Board Reader located on the outside of the wire grooves 3 Secure the mounting plate on the On Board Reader using the 6 by 1 2 self tapping screws 4 Secure the On Board...

Page 11: ...ve power If the Driver ID is not authorized two beeps sound and the red indicator lights If the optional Starter Interrupter Kit is installed the vehicle is prohibited from starting A Driver ID is not...

Page 12: ...d out of the reader when done If the logout is successful the indicator light goes off If the optional Starter Interrupter Kit is installed the vehicle s starter is disabled until the driver is logged...

Page 13: ...ck settings Every time an administrative SmartCard is inserted it adjusts the DriveRight s internal clock with the offset minutes set by the SmartCard The driver SmartCard adjusts the internal clock o...

Page 14: ...ry components before proceeding Installation and Wiring The Starter Interrupter Kit is installed between the On Board Reader and the vehicle s starter switch wire Use the diagram on the next page to c...

Page 15: ...volt starter wire 3 Make the other splices in the diagram using the supplied In Line and Butt Splices as necessary In Line Splice 12V Starter Switch Wire Key Switch STARTER INTERRUPTER RELAY 8116 Red...

Page 16: ...it Only 3 40 oz 096 kg Weight Product Package 5 44 oz 154 kg SmartCard Operating Temperature 0 F to 140 F 5 C to 60 C Storing Temperature 0 F to 140 F 5 C to 60 C Dimensions 3 38 x 2 13 x 0 01 101 mm...

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