Jivanshu

If your wheelchocks aren't being set at system startup, it could be a settings issue or a simple oversight in the setup process. You should check if the system automatically detects the chocks at startup or if they need to be manually configured. Sometimes, it’s just a matter of ensuring the correct option is selected in the software. If it’s something more technical, like an issue with the sensors or connections, you might need to give it a quick check-up or restart the system. I’d recommend looking at the system manual for troubleshooting steps or talking to customer support if it’s still not working. Also, ensure your chocks are placed correctly, just in case they’re not triggering the sensors correctly.