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Ship a truck or LCV fleet platform.

A connected-vehicle OS for heavy-truck and LCV fleet programmes. Ships J1939, ELD readiness, dual APN, eUICC Consumer + eUICC M2M, and the autonomous multi-stack engine. Engineering writes the fleet application — protocol stacks and OTA infrastructure are already shipped.

Semi-truck cab interior cutaway — dashboard tablet shows route and cargo info, amber on the tablet screen

FMCSA compliance

hours-of-service — all seven HOS rule sets.

The service hours-of-service micro service tracks all seven FMCSA hours-of-service rule sets, seven malfunction codes, and five diagnostic event codes continuously. Four FMCSA data-transfer channels: SOAP, email, USB, and Bluetooth. Certification test harness ships in-repo.

FMCSA HOS rule sets covered by hours-of-service micro service
HOS rule Limit Reset
11-hour driving 11 hours driving after 10 consecutive off-duty hours 10 consecutive off-duty hours
14-hour window 14-hour on-duty window after coming on-duty 10 consecutive off-duty hours
30-minute break Break required after 8 cumulative driving hours 30-minute off-duty or SB period
60/70-hour limit 60 hours / 7 days or 70 hours / 8 days on-duty 34-hour restart
34-hour restart Restart 60/70-hour limit after 34 consecutive off-duty 34 consecutive off-duty hours
Sleeper-berth split SB split: 7+3 or 8+2 hours Combined 10 hours off-duty

FMCSA-certified ELD via the hours-of-service micro service. HOS application available June 2026 — ekkofleet.com.

Fleet management hub dashboard — driver hours and route status overview

Platform metrics

Key numbers.

153/180 C4Max scenario features confirmed — highest in the matrix
151/180 Ekko Drive scenario driver-cabin complement
<15 s GNSS cold fix LTEE, modem-class reference
180 platform features declared service surfaces across the OS

Reference architecture

A heavy-duty fleet programme on MOS4.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • Which heavy-duty protocols does MOS4 cover?

    J1939, HD-OBD (Heavy-Duty On-Board Diagnostics), J1587/J1708, J1850, CAN-FD, and FMS — all share one unified protocol API. J1939 and HD-OBD run concurrently on one device without separate hardware.

  • Is the ELD FMCSA-certified?

    Yes. The hours-of-service micro service is FMCSA-certified as an Electronic Logging Device (ELD). The fleet application is available June 2026 — white-label via ekkofleet.com.

  • Which platforms carry rear tachograph integration?

    The C4Max EU hardware platform ships with rear-face tachograph integration. This capability is C4Max-specific.

  • What is the difference between C4Max and Ekko Drive?

    C4Max is the primary EU/NA heavy-duty hardware platform. Ekko Drive serves a complementary driver-cabin role. Both are available. C4Max scenario: 153 features confirmed. Ekko Drive: 151 features.

  • How does the HOS duty-status transition work?

    Duty-status transitions trigger automatically on observable signals — engine power, vehicle speed, GNSS fix validity. Carrier-specific HOS thresholds change via configuration update, not a firmware release.

  • How does cellular connectivity work on sealed telematics units?

    Embedded SIM (eUICC) profile management compliant with GSMA SGP.22 v2.2 (Consumer) and GSMA SGP.02 (M2M) ships with the modem stack. A carrier switch is a remote SIM profile swap — no physical access to the telematics unit required.

  • How does over-the-air update rollback work in a truck fleet?

    Dual-slot (A/B) root filesystem with automatic rollback. A failed update reverts without a workshop visit. Signed delta packages reduce the data transferred over cellular.

Bring your fleet programme.

Protocol mix, ELD requirements, EU tachograph scope, and OTA lifecycle constraints. We will sketch the MOS4 fit during the call.

Building on MOS4?

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