Started my 14 hour clock, drove for 6 hours, then logged to SB for a power nap. Logged back on duty, but noticed my 14 hour clock kept running while I was in SB... Is this normal or is my Qualcomm malfunctioning? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Hi folks, 14 he clock question for you all. Here's the scenerio:
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1. Do an 8 hour consecutive in sleeper (line 2).
2. Do 10 consecutive in sleeper or off duty (line 1 or 2).
If you did at least 2 hours in sleeper or off duty (line 1 or 2) you can do an 8 in sleeper (line 2) and you'll get hours back. That's called a split log.Bean Jr., Lepton1, driverdriver and 2 others Thank this. -
Ah, the heavy regulations of the congested road!
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Totally abnormal. Sounds like a glitch with the software. Call tech support and have them guide you through a hard reboot followed by 2 soft reboots. If that doesn't stop your 14 hour clock it might be time for a whole new truck. Simply replacing the Qualcomm doesn't fix this issue.
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Your Qualcomm Omnitracs is never wrong. You may not like what it's telling you, but it's never wrong. It knows the HOS rules inside and out. It might on rare occasion freeze up, but it's still mostly bulletproof. I have seen them with bugs following system updates but these bugs don't happen often and get corrected promptly.
In addition to the 14 hour countdown timer, there's also an 8 hour timer. All of this should have been covered by the CDL school and any trainer/mentor.Last edited: May 21, 2017
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Also don't forget bout you 8hr DOT 30min break clock too. Hopefully your power nap was an additional 2 hrs.
If you only slept say 1 hr your 8hr clock is now at 7 leaving you 1 hr left till you would have to stop for 30min. Understand?Lepton1 Thanks this. -
Drive 3 hours, take 30 min break.. drive 8 hours.
Drive 8 hours, take 30 min break.. drive 3 hours.
Drive 6 hours, take 30 min break.. drive 5 hours. -
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