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View mass data and combination information

This article explains how to see on-board mass readings and which trailers make up a combination.

Overview

For vehicles fitted with an on-board mass (OBM) system, the platform shows gross mass and each axle group. The asset name under each axle value shows which trailer or dolly is coupled in that position.


Before You Begin

Before you start, make sure you have:

  • Access to the V-DAQ platform.
  • At least one vehicle or asset in your account.
  • A vehicle fitted with a supported OBM system.

On the Tracking Table

Step 1 – Open the Tracking Page

Select Tracking in the side menu.

Tracking in the side menu


Step 2 – Find the Vehicle

Find the vehicle in the table.

Find the vehicle


Step 3 – Read the Gross Mass

Read the OBM (Gross) column for the latest gross mass and how long ago it was received. Scroll the table right if the column is off screen.

The OBM (Gross) column


Step 4 – Read Each Axle Group

Read the Axle 1 to Axle 5 columns for each axle group, front to back.

The axle columns


Step 5 – Check the Combination

Check the asset name under each axle value. This is the trailer or dolly coupled in that position, so the row shows the full combination.

Asset name under an axle value


For a Trip

Step 6 – Select a Trip

Open the vehicle and select a trip on the Trips tab.

A selected trip


Step 7 – Open the Data Panel

Select the up-arrow tab at the bottom of the map.

The up-arrow tab


Step 8 – Open the Sensors Graph

Select Sensors to graph gross mass and each axle group over the trip. If the vehicle has more than one sensor, choose it from the drop-down above the graph.

The Sensors tab


Step 9 – Check a Reading

Hover over the graph to see the time and the reading for Gross and each axle.

Sensor readings on hover


Step 10 – See the Heaviest and Lightest Reading

Select Trip Information to see Max Mass and Min Mass for the trip.

Max and min mass in Trip Information


Status Icons

Icon (Right Weigh Wireless OBM)Meaning
Connected iconSensor currently connected.
Parked iconConnected and parked.
Error iconAt least one axle sensor has an error.
A dash (-) in the valueOther OBM brands: at least one axle sensor has an error.

Axle sensor error icons on the Tracking table


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Need More Help?

If you're still experiencing issues:

Phone: (02) 4204 8472

Email: support@v-daq.com.au