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DIGITACH ICONS EXPLAINED
18th June 2009, Page 45
18th June 2009
Page 45
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For a first-time user, a digital tachograph can seem a confusing device, especially when it comes to remembering what all the symbols and icons mean.
Tachodisc is offering readers of CM 300 Digitach icons explained guides. The guides offer a quick explanation of what each digitach pictogram means, both in the unit display and on the printout. To get your guide, email Tachodisc on sales@tachodisc.co.uk or fax your request to 01925 831300.
• Please note that this offer operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
Once the 300 guides have been sent out, there will be no more. Operators may request up to five guides each, and can order five of each type.