Connect the truck.
Plug ELD Pro into the truck’s J1939 9-pin diagnostic port or OEM RP1226 port to bring it into a connected fleet.
Your trucks.
Your people.
One shared picture.
Move toward a coordinated feedlot with the equipment already at work. ELD Pro brings human-driven trucks into the same operational context as ALAN.
Talk ELD Pro ↗︎ The connection between vehicles and operations
A human behind the wheel.
A human behind the wheel.
The fleet in the loop.
Connected operations don’t require every truck to be autonomous. ELD Pro gives standard feed trucks a role in the shared picture, helping people and autonomous equipment work with the same context.
The operator remains in control of the truck. The operation gains visibility into where it is and how its work fits into the day.
Share the context.
Make vehicle location and operational information part of the feedlot’s shared picture.
Coordinate the work.
Support a more informed feeding operation across both human-driven and autonomous trucks.
Feeding records
See the
See the
feeding day.
Explore a sample morning across three trucks. Select a delivery, scrub through its route and weight record, or examine the feed distribution along the bunk.
FEEDING RECORDS
Sample day / September 23A morning, made visible.
Recorded deliveries06
Feed delivered52,870 lb
Trucks in view03
D-1042 / Truck 03
Pen BW2
Finisher 02 · 06:42:00–06:44:48
Final difference+35 lb+0.32% of target
South road → Alley B → BW2
AT THE PLAYHEAD11,035 lb
of 11,000 lb target
Complete
Recorded Target
View chart data
| Elapsed time | Recorded (lb) | Target (lb) |
|---|---|---|
| 0 seconds | 0 | 0 |
| 14 seconds | 880 | 917 |
| 28 seconds | 1,824 | 1,833 |
| 42 seconds | 2,750 | 2,750 |
| 56 seconds | 3,648 | 3,667 |
| 70 seconds | 4,601 | 4,583 |
| 84 seconds | 5,536 | 5,500 |
| 98 seconds | 6,425 | 6,417 |
| 112 seconds | 7,341 | 7,333 |
| 126 seconds | 8,249 | 8,250 |
| 140 seconds | 9,211 | 9,167 |
| 154 seconds | 10,137 | 10,083 |
| 168 seconds | 11,035 | 11,000 |
Illustrative records and weights. Scale data, delivery detail, and integrations shown here are concepts to review for your operation.
Installation explorer
Your truck.
Your truck.
Connected.
Mount the ELD anywhere on the vehicle and plug into its J1939 9-pin diagnostic port or OEM RP1226 port. Mount the antenna bracket on the front top lip of the feed box, then route the antenna cables to the ELD.
ELD PRO / THE INSTALLATIONHardware photos + installation renderings
01 / Vehicle-mounted equipment
Mount it where it works.
The ELD can be mounted anywhere on the vehicle. Choose the location that fits your truck, then bring the vehicle harness and antenna cables to it.
THE CONNECTIONELD → J1939 9-pin or OEM RP1226
Explore two example mounting positions below.
Flexible mounting / same connectionsPlace the ELD.
Place the ELD.
Trace the connections.
Select an example position. The antenna bracket stays on the feed box; both cable routes follow the ELD.
ELDAntenna cablesVehicle harness
Example ELD locations
Behind the cab
Mount the ELD behind the cab. Bring the vehicle harness back from the cab and the antenna cables down from the feed-box bracket.
01
Mount the ELD.
02
Plug into J1939 or RP1226.
03
Connect the antennas.
ELD Pro and antenna bracket photos show actual hardware. Vehicle connectors and trucks are illustrated. Cable routes and mounting positions are illustrative.
A practical path forward
Start with the fleet
Start with the fleet
you have.
Whether you are connecting existing equipment or planning to introduce autonomous trucks, the next step starts with your operation.
We’ll discuss your truck mix, the information you need, and how ELD Pro can fit into the way your team feeds today.
Find the right fit ↗︎ Let’s put autonomy to work
Ready for the toughest
Ready for the toughest
work on earth?
Every feedlot is different. Let’s talk about yours.
Start a conversation