Cummins RoadRelay 4 On-dash

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RoadRelay 4 In-dash

RoadRelay 4 On-dash

Cummins RoadRelay 4 features:

Supports SAE J1939 and J1708/J1587 data links
Displays engine operating parameters
Displays and stores active and inactive faults
Displays and stores vehicle trip data
Stored information can be downloaded to PC for INFORM/INSPEC applications
Manually tracks state-line-crossing information and calculates mileage for state fuel taxes
Events are date and time stamped using internal Real Time Clock
Provides anti-theft protection for the vehicle
Provides feedback to maximize driver productivity
Supports English, Spanish, French, Finnish, Italian, and Portuguese languages
Supports English and Metric units
Bright 4-line by 20-character Vacuum Fluorescent Display
Internal Flash memory allows software upgrades
Can be mounted in, on, or under the dashboard
RoadRelay 4 meets Cummins in-cab environmental test requirements

RoadRelay 4 on-dash product kit (P/N 4003763) includes:

On-dash RoadRelay 4 (P/N 4005940)
Data link harness (P/N 3415264)
Mounting bracket (P/N 3415265)
Loop-back connector (P/N 4003226)
Electrical installation kit (P/N 4003761)
On-dash installation kit (P/N 4003762)
User's guide (P/N 3401765)
Anti-theft reference card (P/N 3401766)
User's reference card (P/N 3401768)
Installation manual (P/N 3401767)

Optional cable:

RS-232 data extraction cable (P/N 4003775)

RoadRelay 4 buttons:

Enter Key: Used for entering or accepting value on the screen
	Key 0 (Steering Wheel): Used to bring up Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) set-up screen and anti-theft lock/unlock (if activated)
Key 1 (Up Arrow): Used for moving through menu options and increasing display brightness when on default screen
or	Key 2 (Vehicle): Used to bring up leg driving display, idle display, leg summary, reset leg, operating hours, ETA, and average MPG
Key 3 (Road): Used for recording actual routes traveled, which later can be compared to desired routes
	Key 4 (Wrench): Used to bring up vehicle monitor screens, including summary screen, fault table, print faults, reset faults, Preventative Maintenance (PM) schedules, reset PM, and service history
Key 5 (Front Panel): Used to access the configuration for time, time format, date, alarm enable, alarm time, basic units, volume units, economy units, ETA speed, driver ID, route enable, transmission type, shift reminder, over-speed, over-RPM, PM setup, vehicle setup, security mode setup, anti-theft password, and software version
	Key 6 (Pages): Used to access cumulative totals, trip parameter values, driver messages, print trip option, and reset trip option
Key 7 (Down Arrow): Used for moving through menu options and decreasing display brightness when on default screen
	Key 8 (Question Mark): Used to provide description of key functions, bring up language screen for selecting desired language, and give technical help desk contact information
Key 9 (Fuel Pump): Used to bring up menu selections for fuel purchases, review of purchases, print fuel log, reset fuel log, and state-line-crossing information
	Back Key: Used for moving backwards in screens or back to default driving screen