Questions about the GO9? Check out the below.
GO9 Frequently Asked Questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How does my device detect ignition? | Due to differences in vehicle manufacturers, it is not always possible to determine if the vehicle ignition is turned on or off. For this reason, the telematics device attempts to detect the engine running in the following three ways: – When the engine "ON" status is detected via the CAN bus – When there are voltage fluctuations (where no CAN is available) – When movement is detected (where neither RPM nor voltage fluctuation are detected.) |
| If enabled, what are the G-force thresholds defined for the in-cab device buzzer? |  Passenger Car refers to ordinary passenger vehicles; Truck/Cube Van to typical delivery type trucks or other step-side vans; and Heavy-Duty to larger box trucks and tractor trailers. |
| Is the Driveri camera product compatible with the GO9 device? | Yes, Driveri cameras will sync to registered vehicles equipped with GO9 devices. |
| What vehicle YMMs are supported for odometer, seatbelt, fuel usage, and fuel level? | If there are questions around specific Year, Make, Model vehicles, and their supported data then please submit a vehicle list (including year, make, model) to Support for review via email. |
| What is the general process for troubleshooting odometer issues? | Most odometer problems on install stem from the following: – Poor installation: As odometer is request based, a poor install can cause the device to go into listen-only mode. We may not get any engine data on particularly poor installs. This can also happen if the device has been kicked or comes loose, same symptoms apply. You can check for the engine faults such as 'Telematics device fault: problem communicating with engine – potential bad install – harness issue or device failure – intermittent connection detected on the engine communications bus and it is now in listen-only mode' – Vehicle not being driven enough: Again, odometer is request based, it's searched for on ignition and it can take a few miles of driving for the device to latch onto the odometer source. – Poor odometer support for the vehicle: If all other potential reasons are accounted for then coordinate with Support to determine if the vehicle is fully supported, and to identify next steps towards resolution. |
| Is roaming supported? | AT&T devices will roam onto Rogers, Bell, or Telus in Canada and Telefonica in Mexico. Verizon devices will roam onto Rogers, Bell, or Telus in Canada but will have no roaming capabilities in Mexico. |