Vehicle Diagnostic Transmitter

E-VDT

The Engine Vehicle Diagnostic Transmitter (E-VDT) is a small rugged device that connects to a vehicle’s computer (ECU) allowing you to view a full range of operating information from any computer.
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Monitor Vehicle Diagnostics

Diagnose problems as they happen and before they result in vehicle down time and lost revenue. Access information such as:
  • vehicle speed/RPM
  • idle time
  • gas mileage
  • odometer reading
OBDII and J1939 interface cables

OBDII/J1939 Interface Cables

With an integrated CAN vehicle protocol stack, a low cost wired solution to vehicle control computers such as OBDII (ISO 15765-4) (2008+) and J1939 (heavy duty vehicles) is possible. The E-VDT can still be used for vehicles that do not support the CAN protocol.
OBD2/J1939 Parameters Chart

CTM-200 Parameters

View the entire list of CTM-200 parameters including OBDII/J1939 parameters.

How does the E-VDT work?

The Engine Vehicle Diagnostic Transmitter (E-VDT) wirelessly communicates data to a CTM-200 providing real time fleet management access to operating parameters such as speed, RPM, idle time, gas mileage, and odometer readings. The E-VDT connects directly to the OBD port of light and medium duty vehicles from 1996 or later. It can also connect to a J1939 interface cable for use with heavy duty vehicles.

Graph of how the E-VDT works
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