The Digifob allows a driver or driver manager to view driver card data instantly and is by far the simplest way to display data from a Digital Tachograph driver card.
The improved Digifob now uses a rechargeable Lithium for longer battery life, a larger and brighter OLED screen and the 2 button interface allows users to scroll through summarised data more readily. The data is represented logically and uses industry standard symbols.
The Digifob starts displaying data from the Driver Card in as little as 4 seconds. The user is notified of all infringements as they occur within the data in chronological order.
Features:
Lithium battery with USB charging
Bright OLED screen - excellent for low light conditions
USB connection to PC
Acts as USB card reader
Two button control
Battery indicator
Robust Case
The Digifob gains a Lithium battery which can be charged by any PC / Laptop or standard USB Charger. The same PC connection allows you to read a Driver Card directly from the Digifob to your PC for purposes of archiving or further analysis (Software Required).
Avoiding Infringements The Digifob contains a comprehensive EU Rules engine. It is the same technology used by many enforcement authorities across Europe.
Driver Safety and Working Time By using the Digifob Drivers and Driver Managers can consistently check driver compliance with EU regulations and in turn ensure that they and other road users are safe.
Digifob Functionality
Displayed
Description
Daily Drive
How much drive performed today and how much driving is left taking into account reductions
Daily Rest Due
Advises the date/time that the next daily rest is due by taking into account any Daily Rest Reductions
Week Summary
Displays drive and work time between the dates specified
Weekly Rest
Displays the start date/time of a continuous period of rest greater than 24 hours and less than 7 days and its duration
Long Activity
Identifies a period of activity considered to be out of the ordinary perhaps caused by incorrect mode selection
Inactive
A period of inactivity of 7 or more days. The date/time displayed refers to the start of the period
Infringements
Driving Break
Insufficient break(s) taken in driving of 4hrs 30mins or more. Date/time refers to the start of a period of Drive which followed a valid Break or Daily Rest. The last 3 attempted breaks are shown
Daily Rest
Daily Rest Infringement; Insufficient rest has been taken in the last 24hr period the date/time displayed refers to the start of the relevant shift
Daily Drive
Daily Driving Infringement; the Daily Driving limit of 9 hours (10 hours if an extension is available) has been exceeded. The limit in force and the driving time are displayed
Weekly Rest
Weekly Rest Infringement; insufficient rest after 6, 24 hour periods following the previous Weekly Rest. Date/time shows the start of the 6 periods. Rests in excess of 45 hours and 24 hours are indicated
Weekly Drive
Weekly Drive Limit Infringement; more than 56 hours of driving has been recorded in a calendar week. Date shows the week start
2 Weekly Drive
Fortnightly Drive Limit Infringement; more than 90 hours of driving has been recorded in 2 calendar weeks. Date shows the fortnight start
It can be an important tool for Transport Managers when assessing temporary drivers before they commence driving
The Digifob incorporates recommended improvements collected from fans over the last 4 years and takes the Digifob concept to a whole new level helping many more drivers and managers get to grips with EU Drivers Hours Law
Please view the easy to use User Guide (attached)
Please note: it is not advised to charge your Digifob in the cab. To charge your device we recommend connecting it to your computer via a USB Lead
