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TruckTool QuickStartGuide
TruckTool QuickStartGuide
3/1/2019
Table of contents
1. How to get access to TruckTool
2. Creating your personal password
3. Installing TruckTool
4. Selecting a model and connecting to truck
5. Summary of different views in TruckTool
5.1. Info view in TruckTool
5.2. Settings view in TruckTool
5.3. I/O view in TruckTool
5.4. Events view in TruckTool
5.5. Wizard view in TruckTool
5.6. Flash view in TruckTool
5.7. Recording view in TruckTool
5.8. Services view in TruckTool
5.9. Options view in TruckTool
5.10. Updates view in TruckTool
6. Search & Filter functionality
7. Including truck data to tech support request
8. Troubleshooting
9. Truck Tool Legacy Trucks
1. How to get access to TruckTool
• Access is given based on email domains e.g. @rocla.com.
• Public emails such as @gmail.com, @wanadoo.fr, @orange.fr are not allowed.
• In special cases (small dealer with no company emails etc.) access for specific
emails can be given.
• Before creating a password, your domain needs to be added to list of
allowed domains by your service engineers.
• This is done by sending company name, domain and brand to your service
engineer by email.
• Dealers can control the access of individual persons by removing
company email access rights from people leaving the company.
1. How to get access to TruckTool
• Responsibilities of different roles on accessing TruckTool:
Handles all domain right requests.
Service Engineer Gives access to domains based on requests received from dealers.
Sends their domains and their sub-dealers domains to service engineer for activation.
Dealer Takes care of independent users email accounts, if one user leaves from the company
they should close email account which were used to create TruckTool password.
• On the initial page for each model after connecting to the truck, the
status of each controller is indicated by a colored icon. The meaning
of the information is as follows:
• Color reflects the status of controller:
• GREEN: Controller online and no error code
• RED: Controller connection error or error code active
• ORANGE: Truck Tool simulation mode
• BLACK: Controller not connected
• BLUE: Truck Tool in TTP Edit Mode or Info code active
• YELLOW: Controller online and warning code active
5. Summary of different views in TruckTool
• TruckTool has following views:
• Info - Information about controllers and locations & status info
• Settings - Functions for editing, importing and exporting
• I/O - Values of inputs and outputs
• Events - Shows active error codes, error histories and error codes
• Wizards - Calibration, testing and truck configuration wizards
• Flash - Functions for flashing controllers
• Recording - Recording object values and showing values in graph
• Services - Used to create service record for a maintenance. Visible if supported
truck model is connected. Always visible in disconnected mode.
• Options - Different settings of TruckTool
• Updates - Check for updates of TruckTool and password validity time and offline
usage time
5.1. Info view in TruckTool
• Update details for the service checklist record: Hour meter value and
Customer’s name. Username from login is filled to Technician field.
• Select service maintenance type from Type drop down menu.
• Service types depends on type of the truck. Usually there are one or
more periodical inspections and also Damage Repair and Rework
types are available.
5.8. Services view in TruckTool
• There are also Damage Repair and Rework type for service records.
• Damage Repair is meant for general fixing work. It is possible to add
comments to Remarks field and changed parts to other field.
• Rework is meant for maintenance based on certain Service Letter.
You need to add Service Letter Number to the Service Step.
5.8. Service view in TruckTool
• Export CSV function saves a file that contains the data visible in
Services view.
• CSV file contains data for all
services that are visible in
Services view
5.8. Service view in TruckTool - Buttons
Status:
Downloaded
• Service is done on other
computer.
In progress
• Service is not finished.
Finished, synced
• Can be downloaded to
other computer.
5.9. Options view in TruckTool
In Options view you can change different settings of TruckTool
• Enable or disable auto save prompt.
• Change logging level
• Save log to a specific folder
• Open log directory
• For normal user there should be
no need to use this unless asked
by tech support or R&D.
• In Trouble shooting manual you will get a brief description of the error
9. Truck Tool Legacy Trucks