ELD identifier

OCC001

FMCSA holds 4 listings under this identifier, and 4 of them are no longer registered.

Worth checking

Driving with a logging device that is no longer registered puts a driver out of service, and the carrier has to move to a registered device or to paper records. An identifier can be shared by several makers, so check the maker and model below against what is actually in the cab — one listing here being revoked does not by itself mean yours is.

Registered under OCC001

Every listing registered under ELD identifier OCC001
Status Device Maker Data transfer
Withdrawn by the maker December 7, 2020 OnCommand(R) Connection Electronic Driver Log Model XT6300 or Higher Software 1.1 and higher Navistar, Inc. 888-661-6272 https://info.oncommandconnection.com/ Lisle/IL/60532
Withdrawn by the maker December 7, 2020 OnCommand(R) Connection Electronic Driver Log Model XT6360 – AT&T 3G Software 1.1 and higher Navistar, Inc. 888-661-6272 https://info.oncommandconnection.com/ Lisle/IL/60532
Withdrawn by the maker December 7, 2020 OnCommand(R) Connection Electronic Driver Log Model XT6376 – AT&T LTE/3G Software 1.1 and higher Navistar, Inc. 888-661-6272 https://info.oncommandconnection.com/ Lisle/IL/60532
Withdrawn by the maker December 7, 2020 OnCommand(R) Connection Electronic Driver Log Model XT6372 – VZW LTE Software 1.1 and higher Navistar, Inc. 888-661-6272 https://info.oncommandconnection.com/ Lisle/IL/60532

From FMCSA's register, as this site last read it on September 4, 2026. Search the whole register

What this is

FMCSA requires every electronic logging device to be registered by its maker, and it publishes the list — along with the devices whose registration has been revoked, either by the agency or by the maker withdrawing it. The identifier above is the short code the device shows on its own compliance screen. This page is a copy of what that public list says about it, kept searchable because the list itself is free to read and almost impossible to notice.