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V3.5 14/08/19 UD0089 Page 479
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3.19.14.4 IFOB PER PERSON
3.19.14.4.1 IFOB PER PERSON OVERVIEW
As with the iFob per Truck option, the operator will access Traka cabinet in conventional way. The operator will select
an iFob and as the iFob is selected, the immobilisor access rights and time profile will be written to the iFob. Writing
the time profile will ensure that the operative will have to return the iFob at the end of the day, as the iFob will
effectively expire and therefore need to be "recharged". The operator will then take the iFob to the required MHE truck
and insert into the Immobilisor data logger. If access to the profile is suitable, the truck will activate. The iFob will
record time of insertion and the truck activated.
The Immobilisor Data Logger records events in the Data 512 User iFobs (yellow). A maximum of 60 events can be
recorded into the iFob before it is required to be returned to the cabinet for download. With the 8bit board, each time
a User iFob is returned; the Traka cabinet must read the event data from the iFob and immediately send this
information back to the Traka 32 database. The iFob memory is then reset so it is ready for the next User. ONLINE or
REMOTE HOST auto-communications used to be required in order for the Traka cabinet to send this information back
to database immediately, however the 16bit board can store the events locally due to bigger memory and
communicate in the background allowing the cabinet to still be used whilst the iFob details are being read to the
cabinet memory. Normal Auto Communications can be used to frequent read the data from the cabinet. For further
information on
Auto Communication please refer to the appropriate section of the user guide.