DESCRIPTION

Designed to handle a large number of known vehicle-specification deviations in the field, the Micro ELD provides robust data acquisition across a wide range of makes and models.

Data gathered by the Micro ELD can be transferred to a phone or tablet via a Bluetooth or WiFi connection, enabling trouble-free hours-tracking and document submission. You can connect this device directly to the J1939 port found in most heavy-duty trucks, or easily adapt it to RP1226, OBD-II, or J1708 with a converter cable. 

KEY SPECIFICATIONS

Built-in J1939 Type II 9-pin connector supporting both new and legacy vehicles

WiFi 801.11b/g/n up to 150Mbps and simultaneous AP and Station modes

Bluetooth 4.2 Class 1 supporting BR/EDR and LE dual-mode

Multi-constellation GNSS receiver with built-in high-gain antenna

FEATURES

• WiFi 801.11b/g/n up to 150Mbps and simultaneous AP and Station modes

• Bluetooth 4.2 Class 1 supporting BR/EDR and LE dual-mode

• Multi-constellation GNSS receiver with built-in high-gain antenna

• High-efficiency switching power supplies for low temperature operation

• Over-, under-, and reverse-voltage protection exceeding automotive standards

• ESD protection exceeding automotive standards

• Full-color RGB LED for status indication

• Dual-core 32-bit Tensilica processor at 240MHz

• Built-in J1939 Type II 9-pin connector supporting both new and legacy vehicles

• Physical layer and protocol auto-detection/auto-bauding

• Dual-wire CAN interface supporting 1Mbps [1]

• Dual-wire J1708 interface

• J1939 protocol support

• ISO 15765 and ISO 14229 (OBD-II) protocol support

• J1587 protocol support

• Built-in flash memory

• Support for IOSiX ELD APIs for Android and iOS

• Support for IOSiX Advanced Vehicle Parameter Database

• FCC/IC (US/Canada and other countries)

• CE (Europe and other regions)

• Dimensions: 40x40x28mm

• Mass: 28g

• Temperature range: -40 to +125 C

• Material: Nylon/Polycarbonate