TLINK works in conjunction with the Tacholog OBC (On Board Computer). | ||
The OBC acts as an electronic version of a Tachograph, and records everything that happens with the vehicle. | ||
Unlike a Tachograph, the information recorded by the OBC is already in electronic form, and can be transferred to a PC quickly and accurately. | ||
You set the parameters at which various alarms and warnings occur, for instance:
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Additional external inputs can also be monitored, for example a Trailer Identification. | ||
Each driver is issued with a Driver Key, which allows the driver to be identified by the system irrespective of which vehicle he drives. | ||
Additional Driver details can also be recorded:
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TLINK will by default keep all information for a period of 45 days, but you can change this to any number of days. The only limitation is the amount of hard disk space you have available. | ||
Automatic exception reports can be set up to print each time you process new information from the vehicles. | ||
A full report writer (using a Pascal Style language) is included in TLINK, allowing you to define a wide range of reports. | ||
The Report Writer compiles your reports to an executable file, so reporting is Fast. | ||
A full compliment of standard reports is already included in TLINK, including:
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All information can also be presented graphically. | ||
Several standard graphs are included in TLINK:
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An additional facility allows you to store descriptions against event codes. | ||
Using this facility, the driver can enter a customer number, for instance, and the actual customer name is printed on the reports. | ||
An optional export facility allows all data recorded by TLINK to be exported to our longer term management programs TruckMaster and VRC, or, using ASCII files, to any other PC package. |
Fact Sheet | |
Initial Release | August 1989 |
Operating System | DOS |
Requirements | PC Running DOS 640K Base Memory Graphics Adapter and Screen |
Current Version | TLINK5 Ver 2.04 |