Eroad GC358826 User Guide

Ehubo/Tubo User Guide

INTRODUCTION

This document provides a brief overview of all the Ehubo and Tubo operating modes, and explains
what to do if the Ehubo enters into an unauthorised state and what is required to have the Ehubo
authorised again.

NORMAL OPERATION

When the Ehubo/Tubo is operating normally (after being installed and registered with NZTA) the Power
LED (Green Light) will be on. This indicates that the Ehubo/Tubo has external power applied. The
LCD screen will display distance measured since install and any current RUC licences.

To aid readability of the screen, the LCD backlight will illuminate for 10 minutes when the ignition is
turned on or off and also when the vehicle comes to a stop after travelling. The Tubo backlight will
illuminate for 10 minutes when the trailer is connected or disconnected and also when the trailer comes
to a stop after travelling.

If the vehicle has more than one RUC licence e.g. a Distance and an Additional Licence then the
screen will rotate the details of each RUC Licence every 60 seconds. The progress bar will indicate
the amount of time remaining until the next page will be displayed. Licences purchased for a future
distance reading will be displayed on the “Pending Licence Screen”.

Figure 1 – Ehubo in Normal Operating Mode

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UNAUTHORISED MODE

If the

Ehubo/Tubo

is displaying the SUPPORT SCREEN and the bright blue LED is blinking then you

If the Ehubo/Tubo detects an installation or hardware fault, the product will enter an unauthorised
mode. This is indicated by continuously blinking the bright blue status LED, beeping three times, and
displaying the SUPPORT SCREEN. After detection, each time the ignition is turned on the Ehubo will
beep three times to inform the driver that the Ehubo is unauthorised.

Figure 2 - Ehubo in Unauthorised Mode Displaying the Support Screen

The Ehubo will display the distance, date, time and location of when the fault/tamper event occurred,
and will continue to estimate the distance travelled. The screen will rotate the details of each RUC
Licence, interleaved with the Support Screen, every minute.

The only way to resolve a tamper or fault is to contact EROAD support where you will be asked to
complete a resolution process.

must call EROAD support on 0800 4 EROAD (between 8am and 5pm Monday to Friday) and

complete a formal fault resolution process.

Until the Ehubo is returned to its NORMAL operating state, the device is not authorised as an
Electronic Distance Recorder.

The FAULT RESOLUTION process must be successfully completed to ensure your vehicles remain
compliant with RUC legislation at all times.

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