Written for the person doing the work, not for a compliance folder. If a page here does not match what you see on screen, tell us — that is a bug in the docs.
Install the Rignos desktop app on the shop laptop and sign it in to your account.
Read →Point Rignos at your RP1210 adapter — NEXIQ USB-Link and other compliant devices.
Read →What to do at the truck: key on, check the bus is talking, record, upload.
Read →What each block on a Rignos report means: power and torque, faults, the truck timeline and tune marks.
Read →Give a fleet owner a login that shows exactly their trucks and nothing else.
Read →The four permission levels in a Rignos workspace and what each one can reach.
Read →How a laptop becomes an activated machine, what happens on a Windows reinstall, and how to revoke one.
Read →Put your shop name, logo and domain on the portal, the reports and the emails.
Read →Prepaid written findings drafted from a session’s own numbers, reviewed before anyone sends them.
Read →Two-factor sign-in, machine tokens, the audit log, and how shop data is kept apart.
Read →Yearly plans, how upgrades are invoiced, and what happens when a subscription lapses.
Read →The failures shops actually hit: no adapter listed, silent bus, upload stuck, sign-in refused.
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