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Reset EBPMS
Note: Reset EBPMS on Asset View has changed to only reset for the current day. You can no longer add reset dates in the past from this dialog.
The EBPMS Reset option on the EBPMS section allows you to inform the system of a change in performance in the asset’s brakes. This is important for generating reports as the brake scores recorded before the EBPMS Reset took place are no longer relevant, and may skew the BPV negatively.
Therefore the EBPMS Reset date will become a marker in the data, and only brake scores after the event will be used to calculate the brake scores and generate the next BPV.
We recommend adding Reset Dates whenever anything may have changed on your asset which will affect the brakes.
Resetting EBPMS will require a reason to be entered, we will also record with the user who actioned the reset.
You can add as many EBPMS Reset dates as required.
No. | Description |
|---|---|
 | EBPMS Reset Line(s) You will see any EBPMS Reset Dates reflected on the graph as a line. The label will show the user who actioned the reset, and the reason given. Any data before the divider will not be used for reports and brake performance values after this date will be recalculated. |
Resetting EBPMS
Go to the EBPMS page to see how to get here.
You’re on the Asset View.
You’re on the EBPMS page.
Click the EBPMS Reset button.
The pop-up window BRAKES HAVE BEEN ALTERED? will open.
Add a reason for resetting EBPMS.
Click Save.
The EBPMS has been reset. Any brake events before this reset date will be discounted from the BPV.
Number of brake events
You may not have enough brake events to generate a DVSA report now, as events earlier than the EBPMS Reset date are excluded.
Viewing EBPMS Reset History
You can view the history of when EBPMS was reset on an asset, which user performed this, and the reason given.
Historical EBPMS reset events may not contain user data or reasons, as these fields may not have been a requirement at the time the resets occurred.
Click Reset History
The dialog with the history log will appear.
âť“ Frequently Asked Questions
The EBPMS Reset card will become disabled if EBPMS has already been reset for the asset that day.
Although the dialog on the Asset View no longer supports entering past EBPMS Reset dates, you can still add past EBPMS Reset dates while completing Brake Inspection events. This will add an EBPMS Reset for the inspected date.
