digital speed limiter

Description

The digital tachographs has two slots for the driver cards. A thermal printer is also integrated into the devices. This is responsible for the preparation of the daily expressions. There is also a display. This shows you the current status in which the digital tachograph is currently located.
There are two variants of digital tachographs. This is due to the development of this technology and new legal requirements that have been added over time.
The digital tachographs of the first generation became the 1. May 2006 mandatory for newly registered vehicles. This regulation applies throughout the European Union. Since the 15th. June 2019 The second generation digital tachographs are mandatory. These systems are also known as smart tachographs. They also have satellite-based position control. The second generation digital tachographs also record location information, which is determined via GPS. A GPS location is therefore easy to implement when needed.
The second generation digital tachographs are also designed for contactless data exchange. This allows remote control of the data, for example during police checks. This can then read the information from the digital tachograph without having to go to the device. For this reason, this form of tachograph analysis is becoming increasingly popular.
These second generation smart tachographs record this data:

Data on driving, working and rest periods
Name of drivers
Detailed information about the kilometres driven and the speed
Time and dates
Vehicle details, including license plate and registration number
Exceptional events and controls
Workshop and activation data
Note on malfunctions of driver cards
Manufacturer information on the control device and sensors
Calibration data