Table of Contents Introduction ............................. 1 Principles of Operation ........................... 2 Instrument Features..........................2 Preparing the Jupiter ..........................3 Installing the Battery Pack ........................3 Turning On & Off ..........................3 Touch-Screen Features .......................... 4 Icon Explanations ........................... 5 Performing a Breath Test ........................6 Condition for Test Site .........................
The Jupiter features easy-to-use automatic sampling or manual sampling with a user-friendly touch-screen display and a built-in printer. The Jupiter is accurate and reliable, allowing a complete breath test procedure to be conducted in about 30 seconds or less.
Remove and clean with a mild disinfectant (alcohol-free) for the next use. 3. BUTTON TO REMOVE MOUTHPIECE: For sanitary reasons, the mouthpiece can be ejected by pushing up on the lever on the left side of the Jupiter. 4. TOUCH SCREEN DISPLAY: A user-friendly touch-screen displays instructions and test results.
2. If charging the battery while still in the Jupiter, plug the headphone jack end of the adapter into right side of the Jupiter and the other end into the wall or car. If charging the battery in the external charger, place the battery in the charger so that the gold connectors of both the battery and charger touch.
Touch-Screen Features GPS Indicator Test Records Battery Indicator Setting Date & Time Indicator Last Calibration Date Standard Test Next Calibration Date Screening Test Test Record Counter Previous Screen/Cancel Next Screen/Confirm Main Screen Print Repeat Test...
Test Records: Stores up to 20,000 test records. Previous tests can be printed. Settings: Includes Auto Off to control when the Jupiter turns off automatically, Print to control different print options, Brightness to adjust the brightness of the screen, GPS to setup GPS print options, Date&Time to update the date, time and how to display the date (ensure MDY is selected to have dates print as Month Day Year),Cal.
2. Snap the disposable mouthpiece onto the top of the Jupiter to ensure a secure fit. 3. After use, the mouthpiece can be removed from the Jupiter by using the button on the left of the instrument.
Performing an Air Blank Test The Jupiter performs an Air Blank test to determine if ethanol is present in the ambient air or if any residual alcohol is remaining from prior testing. An Air Blank test should be performed if there is suspicion that the ambient air contains alcohol vapor, or prior test carryover is suspected, or before a confirmatory test.
In this case, the Jupiter will display “Discontinue” or “Test Again” instead of displaying a test result. Upon completion of the test, push up on the lever on the left of the Jupiter to remove the mouthpiece. Select to print the test result.
Automatic Sampling system. 1. In either the Standard or Passive Test modes, when the Jupiter displays “Please Blow”, instruct the person being tested to breathe in deeply and blow evenly into the mouthpiece without a break for a minimum of 4 seconds.
Settings: 1. Auto Off: a. Select the time limit to turn off the device automatically if it is inactive. b. Select to confirm. 2. Print: a. Select “Auto Print” to have a test result print automatically after each test without having to select “print”. b.
To insert paper, pull the handle to open the cover. Insert the thermal paper with the glossy side of the paper facing up towards the Jupiter screen and buttons. NOTE: If nothing prints, change the side of the paper and try again. If printout is faint/faded, ensure battery is not almost depleted.
Due to the sensitive nature of BAC testing, it is extremely important to keep detailed records of both accuracy tests and recalibrations for each Jupiter unit. Procedures for recording this information are covered in BAT training and documentation when provided.
After a few seconds, the measured value will be displayed. The display should read 0.080% +/-0.005. NOTE: If the result is not within published specifications for the Jupiter, conduct another accuracy check. Verify that the seal on the simulator is air-tight and that the outlet tube and mouthpiece are free of condensation.
‘Cal.’. • Enter the password 119119 • Select ‘Accuracy Check’ . Place a new mouthpiece on the Jupiter and Connect the Jupiter to the cylinder. Note: Firmly press down on the mouthpiece to make sure The mouthpiece is securely attached to the Jupiter.
3. After a few seconds, the measured value will be displayed. If the measured value is within +/- 0.005 BrAC or your gas standard, the unit is working accurately. 4. Record your results in your Accuracy Check/Calibration Check Log. Note: Suitable Dry Gas Standards and Regulators are available from PAS Systems International, Inc. (800-660-7643) Dry Gas At High Altitude: The Concentration of alcohol in a dry gas standard is carefully controlled to give the correct vapor concentration when the cylinder is at sea level.
5. Events which require instrument be taken out of service: Self-diagnostics failure or indication by error code. The power supply is not providing necessary power to the Jupiter. The Jupiter does not display “Please Blow” after selecting a Standard or Screening test icon.
Touch Screen is dimly lit or slow to completely exhausted. PROBLEM respond. SOLUTION CAUSE Charge the battery pack inside Power supply to the unit is Jupiter with wall or auto adapter. screening test is chosen. PROBLEM SOLUTION CAUSE Contact PAS Systems Instrument malfunction International, Inc. at 800-660- 7643.
Safety, Maintenance, & Warranty Safety For correct and effective use of the Jupiter, it is essential to read and strictly follow the instructions contained in this document. The Jupiter is to be used only for the purposes specified herein. Maintenance Repairs of the Jupiter may only be performed by PAS Systems International, Inc.
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Alcovisor® Jupiter PAS Systems International, Inc. 215 Southport Dr. Suite 400 Morrisville, NC 27560 http://www.pasintl.com Tel: (540) 372-3431 800-660-SNIF Printed 07/18...
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