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ACS Alcolock GR Instruction Manual

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  • Page 1 WIRED Instruction Manual...
  • Page 2 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Disclaimer Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. To comply with Radio Frequency (RF) exposure requirements, a separation distance of at least 20 cm must be maintained between the antenna(s) of the Electronic Control Unit (ECU) and all persons.
  • Page 3 Indicator Light Mouthpiece Air Vent Display USB Port Navigation Button The Navigation Button permits the selection of options shown on the display. Press Left, Right, Up, Down or Centre (Enter) on the Navigation button to select options, based on the location on the display.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Handset Configuration ........5 Handset Cable ..........5 To Connect the Handset ........6 To Disconnect the Handset ......6 Assistance............6 INSERTING THE MOUTHPIECE ......7 USING THE ALCOLOCK GR ........8 PERFORMING A TEST ..........8 RESULTS DISPLAYED ..........9 Warm-up and Standby .....10 (where applicable) Restart Without Breath Test ......11 Performing Retests ..........12...
  • Page 5 MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING ....16 Troubleshooting Table ........16 Service Dates...........17 Error Messages..........18 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .......20 Reset Codes ............20 Emergency Override ........20 Dealer Service ..........20 Disposal of Unit at End of Service Life ....20 Replacement Parts ..........21 INDEX...............22 SERVICE RECORD ..........23...
  • Page 6 • Do not attempt to drive after consuming alcohol. This is an unsafe practise and is considered a program violation • The ALCOLOCK GR device may engage a service lockout if: a. The scheduled service date is past due b. An early/immediate recall has been triggered and the...

  • Page 7: Safety And Precautions

    Handset. Contact your local service centre • Keep all radio frequency transmitting devices (such as mobile phones or laptops) away from the ALCOLOCK GR unit to minimize interference, particularly when performing a test • Do not attempt to tamper with or circumvent the unit. This...

  • Page 8: Getting Started

    GETTING STARTED ALCOHOL INFLUENCE ON TESTING WARNING! Drinking alcohol and eating foods containing alcohol will cause a failed alcohol test. Some factors that may affect the results of a test (because of possible residual alcohol in the mouth) are consumption of medicines, drops, gum, smoking, and using mouthwash or mouth spray.

  • Page 9: Fees

    Display Icons The Handset is in communication with the ECU. There is no communication between the Handset and the ECU. The power indicator is illuminated by 5 power bars. When only one power bar is present, charge the Handset. Fees Drivers who are subject to an alcohol interlock program are responsible for all installation and maintenance costs.

  • Page 10: Operating Temperature

    The vehicle battery supplies power to the ECU, which in turn powers the Handset. For the 12V ALCOLOCK GR system, the vehicle battery voltage can range from 9V - 18V. For a 24V ALCOLOCK GR system, the vehicle battery voltage can range from 16V - 36V.

  • Page 11: To Connect The Handset

    To Connect the Handset Align the molecule on the cable connector to the molecule on the Handset. Align the cable connector pins to the Handset connector and carefully plug the two parts together. The connector will not latch if the pins are not properly aligned.

  • Page 12: Inserting The Mouthpiece

    Inserting the Mouthpiece When the Handset is ready for a breath test, remove the mouthpiece from the bag and insert it as shown below: Insert a mouthpiece into the sampling port on the upper left side of the Handset. Slide the mouthpiece into place and turn it slightly to secure.

  • Page 13: Using The Alcolock Gr

    USING THE ALCOLOCK GR Performing a Test WARNING! DO NOT turn on the ignition. You must provide a breath test first. Turning the ignition key to the on position will cause a “Turn off key” message on the Handset display and may result in a violation.

  • Page 14: Results Displayed

    will appear on the display indicating the necessary corrective action. Stop blowing when the tone ends. The display will indicate Wait as the breath sample is being analyzed. Results Displayed A beep tone sounds and the display indicates one of the following messages: 1.

  • Page 15: Warm-Up And Standby (Where Applicable)

    Drive safely is displayed. Warm-up and Standby (where applicable) If applicable, you can place the ALCOLOCK GR device in warm-up mode by pressing the centre navigation button. Warm-up is displayed, and the vehicle engine can remain idle without requiring another breath test for an allotted time (refer to your Compliance Guide –...

  • Page 16: Restart Without Breath Test

    or pressing the gas pedal. A Retest is then required. Depending on the jurisdictions, a Standby feature is similarly available. Restart Without Breath Test If the vehicle engine is turned off for a short time, you can restart it without providing another breath test.

  • Page 17: Performing Retests

    Performing Retests Additional breath tests are required at random times to ensure that the driver has not consumed alcohol since the vehicle engine was started. Refer to your Compliance Guide for more information. The Handset beeps and displays Retest. Do NOT perform a breath test while the vehicle is in motion.
  • Page 18 to a safer location.When the vehicle is parked in a safe location the Restart available message may be cleared by pressing right on the navigation button to select CANCEL. Lockout and a countdown timer are displayed. Wait for the countdown to finish before attempting another breath test.

  • Page 19: Menu Options

    MENU OPTIONS To access menu options, press right on the navigation button. The Main Menu contains the following menu options: • Power down • Dates • Reset • Service NOTE: Not all options will be accessible. Power down This menu option is used to manually power down the Handset.

  • Page 20: Reset

    Reset This menu option is used by authorized service personnel only; a service code is required to use this option. Service This menu option is used by authorized service personnel only; a service code is required to use this option. p.

  • Page 21: Maintenance & Troubleshooting

    MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshooting Table The following table lists basic problems that can occur, along with their solutions. For other problems, contact your service provider. IF THE ALCOLOCK GR YOU SHOULD... DEVICE... Will not turn on Charge the Handset Displays an error code...

  • Page 22: Service Dates

    Service Dates After installation of the ALCOLOCK GR unit, you will need to return for follow-up appointments. Service appointments are scheduled at regular intervals to verify accuracy and download the events log. See your Compliance Guide for the interval dates.

  • Page 23: Error Messages

    Error Messages ALCOLOCK GR device may not accept a breath test (and may display error messages instead). To minimize errors, make sure that the Handset is connected properly, the vehicle battery is in good condition, and that mobile phones are not in use during breath tests.
  • Page 24 Missed A service request was Call your service service not observed. Refer to provider to schedule your Compliance Guide an appointment. for details. Service The service request Contact your service lockout and grace periods provider immediately have expired. The to schedule an vehicle engine cannot appointment.

  • Page 25: Technical Specifications

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Reset Codes Reset codes are used by service personnel to change the service dates, early recall dates, lockout dates, and in emergency situations, to override the interlock. These codes are randomly generated and changed daily. Attempting to circumvent these codes will result in a program violation.

  • Page 26: Replacement Parts

    Replacement Parts ACS PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 95-000145 Mouthpieces (Bag of 25) Contact your service centre to obtain these parts. p. 21/26 ALCOLOCK GR Alcohol Interlock...

  • Page 27: Index

    INDEX Alcohol influence 3 Safety 2 Service Dates 14, 17 Service Lockout 17 Service Record 23 Battery voltage 5 Sleep 8 Standby mode 10 Start motor 9 Dates 14, 17 Temperature 5 Error messages 18 Terms 3 Troubleshooting 16 Fees 4 Warm-up 8 Installation 4 Lockout 10, 13...

  • Page 28: Service Record

    SERVICE RECORD DATE SERVICE PERFORMED INITIALS p. 23/26 ALCOLOCK GR Alcohol Interlock...
  • Page 29 SERVICE RECORD DATE SERVICE PERFORMED INITIALS INSTRUCTION MANUAL p. 24/26...
  • Page 30 SERVICE RECORD DATE SERVICE PERFORMED INITIALS p. 25/26 ALCOLOCK GR Alcohol Interlock...
  • Page 31 SERVICE RECORD DATE SERVICE PERFORMED INITIALS INSTRUCTION MANUAL p. 26/26...
  • Page 32 60-000256-A Copyright © 2011...

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