1. You have to enable both the Hours of Service and MyMiX functionality in On-Road IoT.
- Enable the Hours of Service (HOS) functionality for your organization * Enabling an organization for MyMiX
2. **The driver needs to have the HOS feature enabled and have MyMiX driver authentication configured. **
- Create a driver in On-Road IoT.
- Enable the MyMiX driver authentication for that specific driver and choose how they will sign in.
- Set up a new location or make sure the correct location exists in the list to use as your Hours of Service home location. This is needed to enable HOS.
- Configure the HOS settings for the driver * Remember to assign a US rule set to the driver. This must be one of teh rule sets containing 2020.
Note that this is only available to US drivers or those making use of US rule sets.
3. Hardware setup
- Confirm the onboard computer is a MiX 4000 running firmware version 5.8.13 or later. Use MESAview to upgrade the firmware if needed.
- Make the ELD Bluetooth display device available in the Peripheral library.
- Connect ELD Bluetooth display - BETA
- Confirm that the config compiles and is accepted accordingly.
Note that the ELD Bluetooth display peripheral on the HOS line and Rovi on the S1 line cannot be used simultaneously. You have to use one or the other.
4. EasyELD application and sign-in
- The default environment for the EasyELD app is Production, and no additional configuration is required to change environments. Read Switch environments on EasyELD if you need to test against UAT or INT.
- Signing in redirects the driver to Azure B2C, where they enter their Central Authentication details.
- If HOS is not enabled on the driver's profile, the driver will see a screen prompting them to contact their supervisor. Read Download the EasyELD Driver guide for more information.
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