GO10 Quick Start Guide

Installation and setup instructions for the GO10 device.

Installation prerequisites

Complete these steps before installing the GO10 device to ensure a successful installation.

Record device serial number, found on the device label

The serial number is needed to verify and finalize the installation.
Inspect the vehicle
Ensure no dash warning lights are illuminated.
Add to MyGeotab
If needed, have the customer create an installation code or add the device to their MyGeotab database using the device serial number.
Verify package contents
Verify that the package includes all items listed in In the box.

In the box

Verify that your GO10 package includes all required components before beginning installation.


Item	Quantity	Picture
GO10 device	1
Cable ties	2
Device identification labels	2
CARB E.O. identification label (U.S. SKUs only)	1

Installing the GO10

1. Locate the OBD-II port

Find the vehicle's engine diagnostic (OBD-II) port, typically found in the driver-side footwell. For certain vehicles, you may need to remove panels to access it. Pull the OBD-II port out and detach its connector from its mounting location on the dash. Depending on the vehicle, it might be fastened via screws or a clip/snap mechanism.

2. Assemble the harness

Choose the adapter from the kit that most closely matches the original port.

Slide the adapter onto the short harness until you hear it click securely. If it does not click, flip the adapter and try again. Connect the two harness pieces together.

3. Connect and secure the harness

Connect the harness to the vehicle's OBD-II port and secure the connection with a cable tie.

4. Mount the adapter

Mount the adapter to the OBD-II port's original location. Ensure the cable does not interfere with any moving parts.

5. Connect harness to GO device

Plug the harness into the GO device. Make sure the harness clicks in place to ensure the connection is secure.

6. Turn on vehicle ignition

Turn on the vehicle ignition to initiate GO device startup and initial configuration.The LED light will flash slowly during startup which typically takes 60-80 seconds.

Do not unplug or touch the device during this time. 30 seconds after startup, you should see a solid green light. If you do not, look for the LED pattern in the table below to help you troubleshoot the issue.


LED state	What the device is doing and what to do
Slowly flashing white	Initializing or waking up. Do not power off the device - wait for it to finish.
Quickly flashing white	Firmware updating. Do not power off the device - wait for the update to finish.
Quickly flashing orange	Weak or no cell signal. Move the vehicle to an area with better cellular coverage.
Flashing orange twice	Weak or no GPS signal. Ensure the vehicle is in clear view of the sky.
Solid green	Device on and working normally. No action needed.
Quickly flashing green	No ignition detected. Ensure the vehicle ignition is on.
Flashing green every 3 seconds	Light sleep. The device is sleeping normally. No action needed.

7. Secure the device

Secure the GO10 device to the vehicle using at least 2 cable ties. Validate the installation using the Geotab installation tool at install.geotab.com.

Regulatory statements

Review the California regulatory statement for GO10 devices.

California

Only CARB-certified devices are allowed to submit on-board diagnostics (OBD) data to CARB. The device has been certified for use in Clean Truck Check from the date indicated in the Executive Order until the end of the calendar year, for a maximum period of one year. The vendor must submit the device to CARB to be recertified at the end of the certification period to continue participating in the Clean Truck Check. If the device no longer meets certification requirements, it can no longer be used to perform OBD Inspections, and a different certified device must be purchased.