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How to fill in the analog tachograph disc

Model: IVECO Daily MK 4 - Years 2006-2020
Part: Onboard computer

In this video we see how to fill out the disc for the analog tachograph of an Iveco Daily or any similar commercial vehicle: before inserting it, we must check that it is compatible with the device we have available, through the code found on the back starting with "E" and matching the model of our device. Before inserting it, we will fill it out with our data, the starting location, the vehicle license plate, and the initial kilometers. However, we must also fill out the back, where we will indicate what we have done from midnight on the day we started driving (for example: rest) because the disc must describe the 24 hours and is personal, so if we change vehicles (as long as it is compatible with the tachograph of the vehicle we will be driving). In the case of two drivers, the second disc will be placed in the lower part. Remember to complete the disc on the back, from the end of the working hours until midnight. An unreadable disc incurs a penalty.

Posted on 21 December 2024 by ScegliAuto

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