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digiprint - Getting Started...
The digiprint has an ON/OFF switch which should be used to control the power.
Should you leave the unit ON it will go into a sleep mode however the battery
will deplete much more quickly than if the unit was turned OFF.
Connecting to your digifobpro
Fig 4
Use the cable supplied with your digifobpro (see Fig 4.) and connect one end to
your digiprint (see Fig 3.) and the other to your digifobpro using the Vehicle
Unit connection (see Fig 5.)
UP arrow
DOWN arrow
Vehicle and
digiprint
connection
Printing from your digifobpro
Making sure that both your digiprint and your digifobpro are turned on you
should now be ready to print.
You may print any screen by pressing and holding the UP arrow and then at the
same time pressing the OK button. This is useful for things like Calibration data
or individual Driver record issues; anywhere that you may need to refer back to
data.
You may print speci c reports by pressing and holding the DOWN arrow and
then at the same time pressing the OK button. You will now be prompted to
connect the printer, simply press OK once more. Please note that you will
normally see the number of records about to print in the bottom right corner of
your digfobpro screen. You can cancel printing at any time by using the
RETURN button on your digifobpro . A list of the valid reports can be found on
Page 5.
Pla
digiprint User Instructions
Report Name
Driver Card Analysis
Activity Data
Events and Faults
(vehicle)
Fig 5
RETURN
Overspeeding
Speed Trace
4Hz Speed Data
4Hz Speed Data -
Detailed
Please note that reports marked in Grey above are only available on the
Enforcement version of digifobpro.
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digiprint User Instructions
Menu Access
Description
Driver Card - File
A detailed print of ltered
Viewer - Analysis
analysis items; Information,
Infringements, Summary, or
Latest.
Driver Card - File
A graphical representation of
Viewer - Activity
the last seven days activity
Data
data dating back from the
selected date, showing; Work,
Availability, Rest and Drive.
Vehicle Unit - File
A detailed print of ltered
Viewer - Events and
Events and Faults; General, VU
Faults
Security, Sensor Security,
Equipment Faults and Other
Faults.
Vehicle Unit - File
A list of overspeeding events
Viewer - Speed Data
for a vehicle showing Date,
- Overspeeding
Time, Max and Average
speeds.
Vehicle Unit - File
A detailed Speed Trace for the
Viewer - Speed Data
indicated 24 hour period.
- Speed Trace
Vehicle Unit - File
A detailed Speed Trace at 4Hz.
Viewer - Speed Data
The report will print any one
- 4Hz Speed Data
of the six available records.
Vehicle Unit - File
By drilling down into the 4Hz
Viewer - Speed Data
Speed data until the Vertical
- 4Hz Speed Data
Bars display you can print a
detailed report showing
stopping distance, duration
and speed at start and nish
of the braking event.
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