E-Logs Vehicle Communications Whitepaper (Final)

More documents

Recommendations

Info

E-Logs Electronic Logging Device (ELD) includes the following telematics options: GPS WiFi Cellular Bluetooth Global Positioning System (GPS) The GPS (Global Positioning System) The GPS data is stored in a CSV formatted file. Use DawnEdit or DAWN Dashboard to merge with the in-vehicle network or analog data into one data file. HEM Data provides more power when combining GPS with elogs Dashboard. elogs Dashboard can provide geofencing, a web-based display of vehicle trips, and the current vehicle location. GPS parameters include: latitude, longitude, altitude, vehicle speed and heading (direction). The Universal Time clock (UTC), popularly known as GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) provides a time standard, especially if more than one acquisition device is used, or if vehicles are in different time zones. WiFi The WiFi transmitter and antenna are conveniently located within one of the Mini Loggers (J1939, OBD or ADAQ loggers). The 802.11 b, g and n standards are supported. WiFi is an excellent way to automatically transmit the vehicle data whenever the vehicle is within range of a designated WiFi hotspot. The WiFi hotspot could be part of your company’s local area network (LAN), a specifically installed WiFi hotspot with cellular connectivity provided by a cellular provider, or a third party WiFi hotspot. 17 Copyright 2016 ~ E-Logs Technology, LLC ~ Our Biggest Asset Is Our Drivers!
The WiFi hotspot could be at a fixed location such as a depot or office. The advantage to this is that many vehicles can share one hotspot. If the hotspot is in the vehicle, then real-time data is possible, and any other devices in the vehicle can share this hotspot. A fleet can have a mix of hotspot’s depending on the need for real-time data. WiFi Hotspots The WiFi hotspot devices range from relatively inexpensive devices (around $50) from cellular carriers to more rugged devices from a variety of suppliers. Most hotspots work from up to about a 150 ft distance , but powered antennas and repeaters (extenders) can extend this range. Cellular The ELD device has an optional internal modem and internal GPS receiver. The logger fits in the palm of your hand with no external antennas! Currently, the modem supports GSM (AT&T & T-Mobile). The ELD device acquires data from both light duty and heavy duty vehicles. Bluetooth Bluetooth support. 8.0 Environmental Justice Commonly, low income areas bear the brunt of environmental issues. On February 11, 1994, President Bill Clinton signed Executive Order 12898, creating a federal Environmental Justice (EJ) program. The program addresses environmental issues in minority and low-income populations. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines environmental justice as, "The fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people ... with respect to ... environmental laws, regulations, and policies. According to the Clinton Administration, fair treatment means that “no group of people... should bear a disproportionate share of negative environmental consequences..." 18 Copyright 2016 ~ E-Logs Technology, LLC ~ Our Biggest Asset Is Our Drivers!
Page 2 and 3: Introduction Section 1.0 - Vehicle
Page 4 and 5: V2X - Vehicle to Everything Vehicle
Page 6 and 7: V2P - Vehicle To Pedestrian Safety
Page 8 and 9: V2I - Vehicle to Infrastructure 2 V
Page 10 and 11: V2A - Vehicle to Animal Vehicle to
Page 12 and 13: 2.0 Vehicle Crash Avoidance Technol
Page 14 and 15: 4.0 improving global logistics and
Page 16 and 17: 6.0 5 Ways E-Logs Improves Supply C
Page 20 and 21: Environmental justice is all about
Page 22: Everyday Mobility Today’s Mobilit

E-Logs Vehicle Communications Whitepaper (Final)

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?