The E-Log is always on Home Time it notes a change of duty status with a verticle line on the graph if you stop and start for a duration of less than 5 min. Assuming your HOS sensors are working properly it notes any time the vehicle stops for more than 2 min and less than 5 min, If not you can manually change duty-status. My truck just went into service for faulty HOS sensors, 2011 Pete 386 w/ QC MCP200.
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yes the e-log does keep up with the TIME ZONE change but it doesn't compensate for when the COMPUTER clock it is using changes IT'S time.!
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And if the e-logs implied a stop, it would indicate so via a duty status change to line 4. -
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