If you are having about trouble connecting your Rand McNally ELD 50 or DC 200 electronic logging device with a Rand McNally TND Tablet, please try the following: Make sure your tablet’s WiFi is enabled and is fully charged or connected to a power source. Connect to Wi-Fi, preferably from your home or other reliable network. You may see an download alert in the form of a Rand McNally logo in the notification bar on the top left corner of your tablet. If so, expand the notification bar and tap Download to initiate the RM Services update Now follow the…

The DC 200 S turns your TND 740 into a fully complaint, single device E-Log solution. Simply swap out the powered slice on the TND 740 mount for the DC 200 S . The DC 200 S then plugs into your vehicle’s JBUS diagnostic port using the included cable. With an affordable monthly service plan, the DC 200 S automatically uploads logs into the user-friendly Rand McNally DriverConnect app, which is preloaded onto your TND 740. Here you can view, certify, and email logs, complete DVIRs, and more. The built-in cellular modem transmits data to the DriverConnect web portal, where…

No, the cellular service is used solely to transmit logging and other data to and from the DriverConnect Web Portal.

The Rand McNally DriverConnect App is where you can view, review, certify, and email logs. The Rand McNally DriverConnect Web Portal is where reports are stored for 6 months.

The DC 200 S and the DriverConnect app on the TND 740 are connected via Bluetooth. The cellular service enables two-way messaging between drivers and dispatch, mapped vehicle location and tracking, and automatic syncing to the DriverConnect portal. Note: Cellular service requires a subscription.

No, the DC 200 S only works with the TND™ 740.

Important: Your TND 740 must be running the most recent software version before pairing for the first time. To check for updates, connect your TND 740 to Wi-Fi. If updates are available, tap the “update” button on the bottom of the home screen, install all available updates, and then restart the device. Once your TND 740 is updated you're ready to proceed with set up. The set up steps should be followed in this specific order: 1.Make sure your TND 740 software is up-to-date (see above). 2) Remove the existing powered slice from the magnetic mount of your TND 740.…

No, the cable included in the DC 200 S box will plug into the truck’s diagnostic port and also into the DC 200 S, powering both the DC 200 S and the TND 740 when the DC 200 S is on the suction cup mount. There is no need to use the vehicle “cigarette lighter” charger to power the TND 740.

The DC 200 and DC 200 S have the same functionality, with the exception that, when attached to the back, DC 200 S has an added benefit of creating a single device and single cable solution for TND 740 owners.