Managing Your Costs; Other Users; Concession; Operating The Guardian 2030 - Guardian Interlock Systems 2030 User Manual

Servicing your interlock is a simple task. Please contact the Service
Centre where you wish to have your unit serviced and make an
appointment. While normally you will be able to be accommodated, it is
in your interest to book a time at busy centres, as other planned work
may preclude or delay your service. Due to this, you should not leave
servicing until the last minute as you may find yourself in a Service
Lockout.

1.2 Managing Your Costs

Installation and monitoring costs are significant and non-compliance
could double your monthly charges. Please read these instructions
carefully, and comply with the service dates so that you don't become
locked out by your own actions, and end up paying extra (and avoidable)
fees.

1.3 Other Users

Ensure that other users of your vehicle have sufficient understanding of
using the interlock device. The training video can be found online:
http://www.guardianinterlock.com.au/interlock-programs

2.Concession

There is a concession available for eligible low income earners, the
concession rules and eligibility vary in each state. Please contact
Guardian about eligibility conditions that apply to you and how to apply
for a concession.

3.Operating the GUARDIAN 2030

3.1 General

The GUARDIAN 2030 alcohol interlock device controls the normal
operation of a vehicle through connection with the power, starting and
control systems. To start the vehicle engine, the driver must provide an
accepted breath test with a BAC below the pre-set limit. During operation
of the vehicle, the driver will be requested to provide additional breath
tests to maintain compliance with program requirements.
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QMS- 2030 User Manual Development
GIS 440 Guardian 2030 User Instructions
Initial Release: 18 April 2019
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Current Release: 18 April 2019
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