CMI/MPH INTOXILYZER 5000 Operator's Manual
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INTOXllVZER',@ 5000
Alcohol Breath Analysis Instrument
Operator's Manual
1ZlllIIIUIPHI subsidiaries of MPD Inc.
316 East Ninth Street, Owensboro, KY 42301
(502) 685-6200 or 1-BOO.a35-0690 o November 1989 by CMI/MPH
No part of this work covered by the copyrights hereon may be reproduced or copied in any form or by any means - graphic. electronic. mechanical, including photocopying, taping or information storage and retrieval systems' without written permission of CMI/MPH.
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INTQXXLIZER SOOO SPECIFICATIONS
5000 CELL & SYSTEM VOL
VOL.
SMALL CELL
I.D.
·1.905
eM
LEN.
28 . 575 eM
VOL.
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LEN X AREA
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28.575
eM X ( X .9525
2 eM)
VOL.
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81.44531 CC
LIGHT PATH LENGTH
11.4 INCHES
I.D.
PLUMBING
.635
eM
LEN.
93.98
eM
VOL.
VOL. 93.98
eM
VOL.
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LEN X AREA
X ( X .3175
2 CM)
=
29.762731 CC
SYSTEM VOL.
SHALL CELL
=
111.20804 CC
5000 DIMENSIONS
WIDTH: 18 - 3/4"
DEPTH: 17 3/4"
HIGH: 5 -"1/4"
WEIGHT: 30 LBS. APPROXIMATE
ACCURACY
+/.005\ BrAC OR
5% OF THE BrAC WHICHEVER IS GREATER
PRECISION
AVERAGE STANDARD DEVIATION OF NO MORE THAN .0042\ BrAC
OPERATIONAL TEMPERATURE RANGE
68 DEGREES F TO 86 DEGREES F
(20 DEGREES C TO 30 DEGREES C)
STORAGE TEMPERATURE RANGE
-20 DEGREES F TO 140 DEGREES F
(-29 DEGREES C TO 60 DEGREES C)
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316 EAST NINTH STREET f OWENSBORO. KY 42301
1-800-635-0690 I 502-685-6545 I FAX 502-665-6268 i TELEX 213-021
Intoxilvzer® 5000 Soecifications
Functional
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CgntroIs
A Power Switch: Activates all internal circuits.
B.
Start Test Switch: Activates operation of the Instrument test mode sequence.
C.
Mode Selection Switches: Enable selecting a test mode
InoutlQutwt .
sequence.
setting time and date.
A.
Digital DiSplay: A 16 character 18 segment (vacuum floorescent) alphanumeric display which relates the operations of the instrument. alerts the operator to required actions, and
B.
C.
D.
expresses Acohol Concentration in weight by volume.
AlXiible Tones: Audibly relates the completion of an operation. the presence of malfunction, incorrect operational procedure, or tmfuIfilled test requirements.
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Printer Card: Provides a printed record of the date.
model, and serial number of the
Instrument test procedure. test results, and time of the test on a multi-copy card. (Typically three copies).
Breath Sampling: Instrument automatically senses end expiratory air (alveolar) using the technique of slope detection in conjunction with a minimum pressure and a minimum sample time requirement.
CaIlbrntlon: None required; the instrument
Reagents ReQUired' None
Is permanently calibrated.
CQosumables' Evidence cards and disposable mouthpieces.
Battexv Back-up real TIme aock: A battery back-up time clock automatically maintains month, day, hour and minute.
(The life).
dock operates on a lithium battery which has an expected five year
Serial Number- Instrument serial number Is permanently stored externally and internally (Serial
Number Is permanently stored internally in circuitry).
Performance
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2.
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Range: 0.000 to 0.45 grams/210 liters
AcctJracy' Better than ± .005 grams/2l0 liters or ± 5% of target value whichever is greater.
Precision' Standard deviation of better than .0042 grams/210 liters.
Test TlIDe' Typically less than one minute (with basic program).
Electrical
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2.
Power;
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B.
Input voltage: 110 volt AC
Input Current: 2 AMP maximum average at 110 volts AC with
M.O.V. <Metal Oxide Varistor)
3 amp fuse protection.
Is installed on input for line transient suppression.
Optionally compatible with international voltages and frequencies.
Cjrcujtro' Modular plug-in type printed circuit boards are used for ease of repair.
Optical l.
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3.
4.
light Source- Quartz-Iodide lamp rated 50,000 hours lifetime.
Absowtjon Wave Length· Tnree wavelengths used for: alcohol, acetone and reference.
Light path Length· 11.4 inches, single path.
Detector; Lead Selenide detector with a life expectancy greater than seven years.
Environmental
1.
Operating Temperature: Better than DOT specifications.
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3.
Storage Temperature Range' -20
0
F to 140 0 C (-290C to 60 0
Humjdib,.
10% to 90%
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Mechanical
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DlmenslQns; 18.75
R wide x 17.35- deep x S.5
Qrganizer 26.2S- wide x 19.2S
R
R high (476mm w x 4S0mm d x 139.7mm h).
deep x 10.5- high) (666.75mm
w
(With x 488.95mm d x 266.7mm h).
Weight: 30 Ibs (13.6 kg)
Sample Cbamber; 8l.4ce.
Breath Tube' Instrument is provided with external, detachable, heated breath tube.
Computer Based
280 based microprocessor; Unit is composed of 24k EPROM (erasable prograrrunable read Qnly memory) and 2K of RAM (Random Access Memory) The computer controls every aspect of operation from displaying and printing the infQrmation to the basic electrical mechanical functions.
Warranty
One year parts and labor
Optional
1.
2.
3.
Keyboard & CommunlcatiQns; The Instrument can be optiQnally equipped with detachable membrane keyboard and RS-232 port for external computer Interface (See ADAMS brochure).
OptiQnal32 K Qf battery backed RAM Is available and is required for ADAMS compatibility or keyboard operation.
Recju:u1atlQn: The instrument may be equipped with a second solenoid to recirculate simulator vapor to extend life of simulatQr solution.
Sample Capture: Instrument can be equipped with sample capture. (Switch Selectable). To preserve breath sample on CQnsecutive tests utilizing silica gel (foxtrap) for re-analysis of breath sample.
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'Warranty
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CMI, Inc. warrants that each new product will be free from defects in material and workmanship, under normal use.and service, for a period of one year from the date of invoice to the initial purchaser. CMfs obligation is limited to repairing or replacing, as
CMI may elect. any part or parts of such product which CMI determines to be defective in material or workmanship. Warranty repairs will be performed only at authorized factory service centers.
Any part or product considered to be covered by the conditions of this warranty shall be returned, freight pre-paid, to an authorized service center. The repaired or
"replacement part or product will
be
returned from CMI pre-paid.
Repaired products are warranted for 90 same limitations at this warranty.
days
from the date of repair, subject to the
Warranty coverage extends only to the original purchaser and does not include normal wear and tear, unusual ab.1se, or use of the product for other than its intended purpose. This warranty is voided if the product is adversely effected by attaching any feature or device to it, or is in any way tampered with or modifled without express
'Written permission from CMI.
There are no warranties expressed or implied, inciuding but not limited to. any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. In no event shall CMI be liable for any loss of profits or any indirect or consequential damages arising out of any such defect in material or workmanship.
A.s a further limit on warranty and as an express warning. the user should be aware
:: harmful personal contact may be made with seller's product use in automobiles in
-.e event of violent maneuvers. collision, or other circumstance, even though said products are installed according to instruction. eMI specifically disclaims any liability or injury caused by the products in all such circumstances.
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subsidiaries of MPO Inc.
316 East Ninth Street
Owensboro. KY 42301
(502) 685-6267
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION . . • . • . • • • • . . ," '.' • . . . . . '. . . . • . . . . • . . . . .
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FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAMS . . • . . . . . . • . . . • . . • . . . . . • . . . . • . . . • . . • • • . • . . . . . .
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ILLUSTRATION OF INTOXILYZER 5000 SERIES INSTRUMENT ••••.•..•••..• 6
HARDWARE, CONTROLS, AND DISPLAyS • • • • • . • . • . . . . • • • • . • . . • • . . • • • • . . .
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INSTALLATION . . . . . . . • . . • . • • . . . • . • • • . . • . . . • . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
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SETUP
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DISPLAY MESSAGES AND COMMANDS • . . . • . . . • . . . • • : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .
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TONES . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . • . • • . • • . . . • . . . . . • . • . . . . . . • ~ '. . . • . . . • . .
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MODE SELECTION SWITCHS . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .
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Mpde Sequences . . . . • . • • . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . • . . . . . . .
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Setting The Mode Selection Switches • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . .
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Special Options • . . . . . • . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . " • . . . . . .
21 options • . . . • . . • • • . . • • . . . . ' • • . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Third Digit On • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 21
Display During Test • • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .
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Sample Capture Option • . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . .
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Operator Check ' ,~ .. , 21
ACACACACACA " _ 21
Other Functions,.' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . .
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Set Time . . • . . . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . " . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Set Date . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 23
Increment Numbers 24
Print Inl1ibi t 24
Diagnostic Tes'ts . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Display Test • . • • . • . . . '. . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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DVM Test . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Print Test . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Switch Priorities And,Invalid Mode ~ . • . . • 27
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OPER/o.TING PROCEDURE . • . . . . . . . • • . . • . • . • . . • . . • . • • . . . . • • . . . • • • • . . . • 28
PRINTED OUTPUT • . . • . . . '. • . . • • . . . • • • • . • . • . . . • . • • ~ . . . ,' . . . • . . • •' • ',' •. 33
CONTROL CHECK . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . .
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THE SAMPLE CAPTURE OPTION •••••••.•••••••••••••.•.•••••••••••••• 43
Instructions For using The Collector Tube
And The TOXTRAP Holder .••.••••••.•.•••.••.•.•••..•.•••... 48 capturing Standards • . . . • • • . • • • . • '•.•.' . . . . • . . • . . • . . • . • • . . • . • . 52
MALFUNCTIONS AND DISPLAYED ERROR HESSAGES . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . • • . . • . . 53
"NOT READy'i AND The Diagnostic Checks • • . • . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . • • 53
Clock Errors • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . 55
Other Error Messages . • . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . • • . . • . . . . • • • • 55
Evidence Card Jammed In Printer . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . 59
General Malfunctions . . • • . • • . . • . . . . . • . . • • • . . . . • • . • . . . • . . . • . 59
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE • . . . • . . • • . . • • . . . . . . • . . . . . • • . . • • • • . . . • • . 60
SERVICE • • . • . . . . • . . • • • • . • . • . . . • . . • . • . • • . • . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . • • . . . • • • 60
ACCESSORIES • • . • • . . • • . . • • . . • . . • • . . . . . • • • • • • . . • . . . . . • . . . • . • • . •' .•. 61
REQUESTED OPTIONS . • . . • . . • • • . . . • . • . • . • • • . • . . . • • . ." . . . BACK OF MANUAL
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Depending on their physical size and structure, alcohol molecules absorb light energy at specific frequencies.
Using an infrared energy absorption technique, tbe Intoxilyzer 5000 Series alcohol breath analysis instrument determines the alcohol concentration in a breath sample.
The core of the Intoxilyzer 5000 Series instrument is its sample chamber.
At one end of the chamber, a tungsten halogen lamp emits infrared light energy, which is directed through the chamber·by a Fresnal lens.
At the opposite end of the chamber, a second lens focuses the energy leaving the chamber through three rotating filters and onto an infrared energy detector.
The filters allow only certain wavelengths of light energy to pass through.
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Initially, the instrument establishes a zero reference point by measuring the amount of infrared energy striking the detector when the sample chamber is filled with ambient room air.
During a breath test, as the amount of alcohol vapor in the chamber rises, the amount of infrared energy reaching the detector decreases.
Therefore, by finding the difference between the zero reference point and the breath test measurement, the instrument determines breaih alcohol concentration.
Si~~e a proportional relationship exists between the amount of alcohol. in one's blood and the amount of alcohol in one's breath, the unit converts breath alcohol concentration to blood/breath alcohol concentration. The result is then displayed in percent weight by volume in accordance with the Uniform Vehicle Code . To assure accurate test results, the Intoxilyzer 5000 alcohol breath analysis instrument also detects and compensates for acetone and other interfering compounds which absorb infrared light energy in the· ~ame frequency range as alcohol.
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Breath
Exit
Pump
Exit
.Processor
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Filte,
Wheel
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Sampl.
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Pressure Switch
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SelectorYalve
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Simulator
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Inlet
3 IN
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Central
ProcesSing
Unit
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Inlet
Audible
-Tones
Printer
Multicopy
Printout
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DIAGRAM - StandardlntoxilY:iter 5000 instrUment
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Breath and Pump Exit
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Pump
Selector Valve
Infrared
Energy
Detector
Filt.
Wheel o
Pressure Switc:h
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Intr.re.d
Sourc:e
Light Path
Sample Chamber
Selec:tor Valve
OUT
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IN
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Closed
~4Simulator
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Vapor
Inlet
3 IN
Normally
Open
Proc:essor
Central
Proc:essinv
Unit
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Inlet
Audible
Tones
Printer
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Multic:opy
Printout
FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM Intoxilyzer 5000 instrument equipped with Vapor Circulation option
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HARDWARE, CONTROLS, AND DISPLAYS
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To familiarize yourself with the hardware, controls, and displays rif the Intoxilyzer 5000 Series breath analysis iristrtiment, refer to the illustration on the previous page and the cross-referenced explanations below.
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Breath Tube - A heated reinforced plastic tube through which the subject blows into the sample chamber.
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Mouthpiece -" A disposable, clear plastic. trap which fits in the end of the breath tube, accepts the subject's breath, and prevents unwanted substances from entering the instrument.
Digital Display A sixteen" character alphanumeric readout that indicates which operation the instrument is performing, alerts the operator to required actions, and expresses Blood Alcohol Concentration/Breath
Alcohol Concentration (BAC/BrAC) in percent weight by volume.
"START TEST" Switch initiate a test.
A push button switch
US"ed to npOWER" switch - A push button switch used to apply AC power to the instrument.
Simulator Bracket Screws - Four screws used to attach a bracket that holds a alcohol breath simulator.
SIMULATOR VAPOR PORT A male "adapter throl,lgh which alcohol vapor passes from an attached alcohol breath simUlator to the instrument's sample. chamber.
Key Latch - Two keys used to instrument to
Replace the lIACCESSORIES, " hardened unlock the steel door expose the Mode key wi th Par"t page 61.) locks with removable on the side of the
Selection switches.
# 410097.
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Mode Selection Switches Dip,slide, and BCD (Binary
Coded Decimal) switches located on the side of the instrument behind a lockable door.
The Mode Selection switches enable one to select a mode sequence, set the time and date, and perform diagnostic tests on several of the" instrument's basic operations..
SELECTION SWITCHES, "page 17 . )
(See "MODE
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Evidence Card A formatted, multi-copy card that provides a printed record of the date, model and serial number of the instrument, test procedure, test results, and time of testing sequence.
Mounting Screws ... Two miscellaneous, 10-32 x 3/8 screws that can be used to secure the instrument to a surface.
Three amp FuseThe instrl.1ment'smain fuse.
Replace with CHI Part Number 140037: 3 amp Little fuse 312 003 or equivalent.
Power Cord A power cord that supplies power to the instrument.
Replace with CHI Part Number 330196:
Corcom BO-1245 Power cord or equivalent.
Computer "RESET" switch
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A rocker switch activated in isolated circumstances to cancel all operations and return the instrument to its initial "NOT READY" condition.
INSTALLATION
To assure adequate ventilation, locate the instrument at least one inch away from a back wall and on a hard surface, ( not on a surface covered with a rug-like material.) -The instrument's operational environment should be relatively dust free.
You can purchase an optional dus.tcover
by ordering Part Number 011111.
(See IIACCESSORIES," page 61.) Power to the instrument should be
OFF while this cover is in use.
If you wish to secure the instrument in place, you can use the two miscellaneous 10-32 x 3/8 screws on the back of the instrument for attaching your own mounting setup.
Mounting Screws
If not· adjusted by CMI, set the Mode Selection switches so the
Intoxilyzer breath analysis instrument conducts a breath test according to your department's
SELECTION SWITCHES," page 17.) requirements.
(See "MODE
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SETUP
Before using the Intoxilyzer 5000R breath ana1ysis in~trument, complete the following steps:
1.
Plug the instrument into an electrical outlet.
instrument operates on 95-130 voltsAC at 60 liz.
The
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WARNING
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IN KEEPING WITH STANDARD SAFETY PRACTICE, THE METAL BASE
PLATE OF THE INSTRUMENT IS GROUNDED THROUGH THE THIRD WIRE
OF THE POWER CABLE.
IF THE INSTRUMENT .MUST BE PLUGGED INTO
A TWO-WIRE RECEPTACLE, USE A 3-2 ADAPTER.
BE SURE TO
CONNECT THE GROUNDING LEAD OF THE ADAPTER TO THE RECEPTACLE
OR SIMILAR EARTH GROUND.
push the "POWER" switch lion." The display will read "NOT
READY" for approximately 20 minutes.
Wait until the following message appears on the display:
"CMI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL ANALYZER FL MODEL 5000R--PUSH
BUTTON TO START TEST"j "PUSH BUTTON" (flashing); "TIME##HR
##MINj "DATE HM!DD!YY"
The instrument is now ready for use.
Set the time arid date if incorrect.
(See "510 on page 22 and "511
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Set Date" on page 23.)
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Set Time"
If your mode sequence contains a control check· operation, attach a wet bath simulator to the instrument's "SIMULATOR
VAPOR PORT." (See "CONTROL CHECK," page 36.)
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DISPLAY MESSAGES ANP COMMANDS
The Intoxilyzer 5000R breath communicates by displaying the
Commands "flash" to indicat~ response.
analysis instrument visually following messages and commands.
that the instrument expects a
Displav
"NOT READY"
"PROM CHECK ####"
"TEMP CHECK"
"RAM CHECK"
"PROCESSOR CHECK"
"PRINTER CHECK n
"DIAGNOSTIC OK"
"CLOCK ERROR"
If
PROM ERROR"
"TEMP ERROR"
"PRINTER ERROR"
"RAM ERROR ####"
"PROCESSOR ERROR 1"
Description
The instrument sample is purging the
. chamber and initializing the computer, processor, and printer.
The instrument is finding a checksum of all program bytes and is comparing it to an internal checksum.
The instrument is checking the temperature chamber.
of the sample
The instrument each byte in RAM failure.
is for checking possib~e
The computer is testing the output of the processor, the stability of the signal, and the speed of the chopper wheel.
The instrument is checking the movement of the printer head.
The instrument did not find a malfunction while .performing
diagnostic checks on its components and operational standards.
The instrument is indicating where a malfunction exists.
The number denotes the actual address location of the error.
No sync problem pulse exists was found.
A in the sync
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rtpROCESSOR ERROR 2"
"PROCESSOR ERROR 3"
"PROCESSOR ERROR 4"
"PROCESSOR ERROR SII scrolling across the display -
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"CMI INC INTOXILYZER - ALCOHOL
ANALYZER FL MODEL SOOOR-PUSH
BUTTON TO STARTTESTllj"PUSH
BUTTONII (FLASHING)j "TIME ##HR
##MIN II "DATE MM/DD/YY"-
"INSERT CARD" (flashing) pulse chain.
The sync pulse rate is out of range.
An unacceptable negative processor drift was found.
An unacceptable positive processor drift was found.
The processor's reference value is out of range.
The instrument is ready for operationj you may begin a test by pushing the green
"START' TEST" button.
"AIR BLANK.
DOll"
"TIME ##HR "MIN II
"DATE MM/DD/YY"
" >>>>>> » > II
"UNSTABLE REF"
"PLEASE BLOW/R INTO MOUTHPIECE
UNTIL TONE STOPS"j "PLEASE
BLOW/R"(flashing)
The instrument is requesting that an evidence card be inserted. Be sure printing on card is up and gummed edge is inserted first.
The instrument is purging the sample chamber and all hosing that . is associated with the path of the subjects breath.
Local time.
Current date.
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The instrument is establishing a zero reference point.
The microprocessor was unable to obtain a stable reference signal from the processor.
The test.
instrument halted the
To insure delivery of a sufficient sample, the instrument is .requesting
subject mouthpiece to blow into until the stops.
actually
The stop· tone does until the the tone not the
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"PLEASE BLOW .###" followed by "PLEASE BLOW 0.###"
"PLEASE BLOW" (flashing)
"SUBJECT TEST .###"
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Starting when this command appears on the display, the subject has approximately three minutes to deliver a minimum sample.
acceptable breath
The instrument is displaying the subject's rising, falling or constant blood/breath alcohol concentration
(BAC/BrAC) in percent weight by volume as the subject blows into the mouthpiece.
The continuous tone indicates that the subject is blowing with sufficient pressure.
When the zero appears before the
BAC/BrACvalue (0.###), the subject has minimum delivered acceptable a breath sample.
IfS5(Display During Test) is
"off," the instrument will not display the subject's blood/breath alcohol concentration until the subject stops blowing and has delivered a ·minimum acceptable breath sample.
The instrument will also not display the zero indicating when -the subject has delivered a minimum acceptable breath sample.
The subject stopped blowing before providing a sufficient sample.
"PLEASE BLOW" flashes and a beep sounds approximately every three seconds until the subject begins blowing or approximately three minutes have lapsed from the time the instrument initially requested the subject to blow into the mouthpiece.
The. instrument is displaying
"AIR BLANK .000"
"TEST COMPLETE"
"PLEASE ATTACH COLLECTOR DEVICE
AND DEPRESS START TEST SWITCH";
"ATTACH COLLECTOR" (flashing)
"PLEASE DETACH COLLECTOR DEVICE
DEPRESS START TEST SWITCH";
"DETACH COLLECTOR" (flashing)
"INVALID TEST"
"INVALID SAMPLE"
"INVALID MODE"
."INHIBITED - RFI"
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The instrument is displaying the amount of alcoho1 (in percent weight by volume) remaining in the sample chamber while the sample chamber is being purged.
Accordingly, during the purge operation,· the number following nAIR BLANK" .
gradually decreases to .000.
The test . and all printing are complete.
WhenS6 (Sample Capture
Option) is ON, the instrument inserts this command in the mode sequence chain requesting you to attach a collector device.
WhenS6(Sample Capture
Option) is ON the instrument inserts this command in the mode sequence chain requesting· you to detach a collector device.
The "START TEST" button was pushed at thiwrong time, the evidence card was pulled from the printer, .
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s pump :inadequately purged the sample chamber.
The instrument canceled the test.
The subject's breath sample contains alcohol.
residual mouth
The Mode selection switches located on the side of the instrument are set improperly .
High level radio frequency interference is present.· The instrument ~anceled the test.
"LOW SAMPLE VOL"
"INTERFERENT"
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"DVM TEST .###"
"CONTROL TEST .###"
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"IMPROPER SAMPLE"
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The subject did not supply an minimun acceptable breath sample within approximately three minutes.
The subject's breath sample or the standard alcohol vapor from an attached wet bath simulator contains a substance, such as acetone, that . absorbs infrared energy in the same frequency range as alcohol.
The instrument will compensate for the amount of infrared energy absorbed by acetone, and comple~e the mode sequence.
Note The intoxilyzer 5000
Series instrument will display
"INTERFERENT" when ·substances which absorb infrared energy in the ·same frequency range as alcohol are present i~ the sample chamber.
(Differential
Measurement)
Voltage
The instrument is displaying the differential voltage between the BAC/BrAC output of the processor board and a reference~ voltage stable
This voltage display allows a trained technician to fhe~k for signal drift and stabil~ty.
The sample chamber is fill~d with a standard vapor from an attached wet bath simulator; the instrument is displaying the simulated blood/breath alcohol concentration in percent weight by volume.
Introduced sample at improper sequence (Instrument displays
IMPROPER SAMPLE and prints
INVALID TEST .)
TONES
In addition to communicating through displayed messages and commands, the INTOXILYZERSOOOseries breath analysis instrument also communicates by sounding three distinct tones:
1.
A beep sounds after the completion of each operation.
2 . A continuous tone sounds while a subject blows into the mouthpiece.
3.
A low-high tone sounds intermittently in the event of.a
malfunction, incorrect operational procedure, or unfilled test requirement.
Starting when the instrument displays the command "PLEASE BLOWjR
INTO MOUTHPIECE UNTIL TONE STOPS";"PLEASE BLOWjR" (flashing), the subject has approximately three minutes to deliver a minimum acceptable breath s~mple.
If the subject stops blowing before delivering a minimum acceptable breath sample and before the lapsing of approximately three minutes, "PLEASE BLOW" flashes on the display and a beep sounds approximately every three seconds.
The beeping stops when the subject again begins to blow or approximately three minutes have lapsed.
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HODE SELECTIONS SWITICHES
Located on the side of instrument and protected
Selection Switches.
the Intoxilyzer SOCOR breath analysis by a lockable door are the Mode
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To open the door, insert each key into the door latch and rotate it counterclockwise until it catches.
Then, press in on the· keys and continue to rotate i t counterclockwise until the latch opens.
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To lock the door, press in on each key and simultaneously rotate i t clockwise until the latch locks.
Then, ·remove the keys by rotating counterclockwise·· for 1/4 turn.
replacement keys by ordering Part
"ACCESSORIES," page 61.)
You may purchase
# 410097~* (See
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*Note: Some units may contain Thumbscrews instead of Keylocks.
The Intoxilyzer 5000 Series breath analysis instrument provides the following functions: up to 5 mode sequences, a custom~ programmed mode sequence, 3 options to the mode sequences, 4 diagnostic tests, and several other functions~
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MQde Sequences
A mode is a particular operatiQn by the instrument; accordingly, a mQde sequence is a series Qf Qperations performed consecutively by the instrument.
MQde Legend: A = Air Blank Mode - The instrument's pump purges the sample chamber and internal and external breath tubes.
B
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Breath Test MQde - The inst~ument analyzes a breath sample fQr alcohol concentratiQn.
C
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Control Check Mode The instrument analyzes alcohol vapQr from an attached wet bath simulatQr.
(BA)
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A breath test only if sample 1 and 2 dQ nQt agree within .020% BAC/BrAC.
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Programmed into the Intoxilyzer 5000 Series breath analysis instrument and contrQlled by switches Sl, S2 and S3 are the fQllowingmode sequences.
Active switch pQsitionis "up.rt
SOOOR OPTION
(five mode)
1 switches
2 3 off on on on off on off off on on on Qff on on on
Mode
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ABACA
ABABA
Control ABACABA (BA)
Custom ABABA (BA)
Switch Settings
On
OFF
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5000 SERIES OPTION
(fQur mode) .
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Mode
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ABA off offon on on off
ABACA
ABABA
ACABA
FQr example, with Sl in the " Qff" position and S2 and S3 in the
"on" positiQn, the instrument autQmatically carries out the operations ABA (Air Blank, Breath Test, Air Blank).
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setting The Hqde Selection Switches
You may set the Mode selection switches at any time; however, the instrument checks the switch settin~sonlyafter the "START TEST" butt'on is pushed following the display "CMI INC INTOXILYZER-
ALCOHOL ANALYZER FL MODEL 5000R--PUSHBUTTON TO etc." For example, i f the instrument is in . the middle of an ACA.test (59 tlon ") and you switch S9 "off" and SII (Set Date) tl on ," the instrument will first complete the .ACA test .and subsequently display "CMI INCINTOXILYZER-ALCOHOLANALYZER FL HODEL 50.00R--
PUSHBUTTON TO etc .. " Now if the "START TEST" button is pushed, the instrument will enter the Set Date Mode.
special Options
If your department requested special options, e.g., a control breath tes't mode sequence , custom breath test mode sequence, a keyboard, non-standard software, etc., information and instructions pertaining to those options are given in the
"REQUESTED·OPTIONS SECTION II at the back of this manual.
This section is separated from the standard manual by a divider.
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./ options
When on -
54 Third Digit On The instrument displays and prints values in three digits (.000). _ When 54 is. 1I0ff," the instrument truncates the third digit and displays and prints values in two digits (.00).
55 = Display During Test The instrument displays a value continuously during an operation.
For example, while the subject blows into the mouthpiece (The Breath Test
Mode) , the instrument continually displays.
the subject's rising,. falling or constant BAC/BrAC value.
S6 =
When 55 is "off ll the instrument does not display a value until an operation is complete~ For instance, during the Breath Test Mode, the instrument will not display the subject's BAC/BrAC value .. until the subject stops blowing and has delivered an adequate breath sample.
Sample capture Option - The instrument inserts commands in the mode sequence chain requesting you to attach and detach a collector device.
OPTION, II page 4 3 . )
(See "THE SAMPLE CAPTURE
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58
Operator Check The instrument will run three calibration checks enabling the operator to check calibration of the instrument against standard vapor, from an attached wet bath simulator.
CHECK,II page 36.)
(See "CONTROL
Not used.
59
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= ACACACACACA (Air Blank, Control Check, Air Blank ..... )
- Enables you ·to check the instrument's calibration against standard vapor from an attached wet bath simulator at any time.
Befor~ beginning a calibration check, complete the " SETUP II procedures on page 10.
(See II CONTROL CHECK," page 36.)
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Other· Functions
When on -
S10 Set Time - Enables you to set the time displayed on the instrument.
Note - On instruments equipped with a.keyboard and battery backup
RAM,
the keyboard is used to set the time.
If your instrument has a keyboard and battery backup RAM, set the time as described in the "REQUESTED
OPTIONS SECTION" at the back of this manual.
If your instrument does ·not have a keyboard, set the time as described below.
The Intoxilyzer 5000 Series breath analysis instrument has a battery backup 24-hour time clock.
To set the time~ place the instrument acti~ating S10.
in the Set Time Mode by
Before proceeding complete the "SETUP" procedures on page 10.
When "CHI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL ANALYZER FL MODEL sOOOR--PUSH BUTTON TO etc." appears on the display, push "START TEST." The display will show the time in hours and minutes.
Push "START TEST" again, and the minutes will start flashing.
To advance the minutes one number at a time, activate and deactivate 512 until the display shows the correct minutes.
If you leave 512 "on" for more than two seconds, the minutes will advance at a rate of two numbers per second until you . turn S12 "off."
Activating S12 while the minutes are flashing also stops the clock and sets the seconds to ,zero.
Push "START TEST." The clock will re~tart and the hourswill begin flashing.
To advance the hours one number at a time, activate and deactivate S12 until the displayshows the correct hour.
If you leave S12 "on" for more than two seconds, the hours will advance at a rate of two numbers per second until you turn S12
"off." Activating S12 while the hour is flashing does not stop the clock; therefore, you can change the hour
(e.g., daylight savings time) without altering the minutes or seconds.
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To stop the hour from flashing, push "START TEST." The display will show the set time. for approximately 10 seconds.
When "CMI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOLANALYZER FL
HODEL sOOOR--PUSH BUTTON .TO
etc." appears on the display ,turn "off" $10.
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Set Date - Enables you to set the date displayed on the instrument.
Note - On instruments equipped with a keyboard and battery backup RAM, the keyboard is used to set the date.
If your instrument has a keyboard andbattery backup RAM, set the date as described in the "REQUESTED
OPTIONS SECTION" at the back of this manual.
If your instrument does nothave a keyboard, set the date as described below.
To set the date, place the instrument in the Set Date
Mode by activating 511.
Before proceeding, complete the "SETUP" procedures on page 10.
Note'" Change the year only when in the Set Date Hode (511 ON).
the instrument is set in any properly program the automatic circuits.
the instrument is set
Changing the year when other mode· will not le~p year compensation
When "CHI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL ANALYZER FL HODEL
SOOOR--PUSH BUTTON TO etc." appears on the display; push. "START TEST." The display will show· the· month, date, and year.
Push "START TEST"again, and the month will start flashing.
To advance the months one number at a time, activate and deactivate 512 until the display shows the correct month (i.e., January =" 1,
February
=
2, etc.).
If you leave 512 "on" for more than two seconds, the months will advance at a rate of two numbers per second until you turn S12 "off."
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S13
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S14
S15
=
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Push "START TEST." The date willstart flashing.
To advance the date one number at a time, activate and deactivate S12 until the display shows the correct date.
If you leave S12 "on" for more than two seconds, the date will advance at a rate of two numbers per second until you turn S12 "off."
Push "START TEST." The year will begin flashing.
To change the tens digit (e.g., "8" in "84"), rotate 514 until the proper tens, digit appears on the display.
Likewise, to change the units digit (e.g., "4" in
"84"), rotate S15 until the display shows the proper units digit.
stop the flashing by pushing "START TEST.
II
The display will show the set date for approximately 10 seconds.
When "CMI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL ANALYZER FL MODEL
5000R-PUSH BUTTON TO etc." appears on the display, turn
"off' 511.
Increment Numbers - See "510= Set Time"and "511
Date."
=
Set
If turned "on" and "off," S12 increments flashing digits one at a time.
If 512 is left "on" for more than two seconds, the digits increment at a rate of approximately two counts per second unt~l the switch is turned "off."
Note If your instrument is equipped· with keyboard and battery backup RAM, refer to the "REQUESTED OPTIONS
SECTION II at the back of this manual for the function of
512.
Print Inhibit The instrument does not display a
~ommand requesting therefor~, you to the instrument does insert not an evidep~e provide a card; printed record of the test procedure and results~
Year (Tens) See "Sll = See Date."
Year (Units) See "511
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Set Date."
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Display Test - All displayable characters scroll across the display.
To place the instrument in the Display Test Mode, turn
"on" S1 and turn "off" S2 and S3.
Before beginning a display test, complete the "SETUP" procedures on page
10.
When "CMIINC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL
SOOOR--PUSH BUTTON TO etc." appears push "START TEST.
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The following
ANALYZER FL HODEL on the display, char~cters 'will scroll across the display:
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Next, 16 characters, each having all 14 segments illuminated, appear on the display for several seconds.
This enables you to check for a faulty signal between the CPU board and the display, and for defective light segments.
To stop the display test, push "START TEST.
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When "CHI
INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOLANALYZER FL MODEL SOOOR--PUSH
BUTTON TO etc." appears on the display, reset the Hode
Selection switches or begin an~ther
Display Test by pushing "START TEST."
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DVM Test display.
The
The processor's displayed output processor appears· output on the allows a tra1nedtechnician to check the signal's drift .and
stability.
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To place the instrument in .the DVM Test Hode, turn "on"
52 and turn "off" 51 and 53.
Before beginning a DVM test, complete the "SETUP" procedures on page 10.
When
"CHI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL ANALYZER FLHODEL SOOOR--
PUSH BUTTON TO etc." appears on the display, push
"START TEST." The instrument will display "DVM Test
.###." The three digit number displayed with "DVM
Test" is 'the processor's output.
Regardless of how 54
(Third Digit On) is set, the DVM number is always displayed in three digits.
To stop the DVM Test, push "START TEST"; the instrument displays "CHI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL ANALYZE~ FL HODEL
5000R--PUSH BUTTON TO etc •. " Reset the Hode selection switches or begin another DVM Test by pushing "START
TEST. "
When off -
Print Test
=
51, 52, & S3 must be off, (switches 59, 510, and
511 should also be in the off position) - The instrument prints a series of characters and transistor numbers.
The printed characters and transistor numbers tell a trained technician where a malfunction may exist.
To set the: instrument in the Print Test Hode, turn
"off" .. S1, 52, and 53.
Before beginning a Print
Test, complete the "SETUP" procedures on page 10.
When the instrument displays "CMI INC INTOXILYZER-
ALCOHOL ANALYZER FL MODEL SOOOR--PUSH BUTTON TO etc.," push "START TEST." The, instrument will request an evidence card, blank the display, and print a series of characters and· transistor numbers.
Regardless of how 513 (Print. Inhibit) is set, the instrument always requests an evidence card when set in Print Test.
After the instrument releases the evidence card and displays "CHI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL ANALYZER
FL MODEL 5000R--PU5H BUTTON TO etc.," reset the
Mode selection switches or begin another Print
Test by pushing "STA~T TEST."
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tor example, if S2
(DVM Test) and S9 (ACA) are both "on," the instrument wi:ll be set in ACA.
In other words, the instrument responds to. the:.. positions of S9,S10, and 511 before i t responds to the positions of the ether switches.
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t~o or: all three switches are "on" when you push"5TART TEST;"
V"INvALID MODE!: will appear on the display and a low-high tone will sound intermittently for five seconds.
"INVALID MODE" will also appear on the display if the instrument is set in custom
Mode Sequence, (CM5), (51, S2 and S3 "on") and the instrument
IS s6ftware ~oes not contain a CMS.
The following switches are not operational when the instrument is set in Display Test, DVM Test, Print Test, Set Time, and Set
Date: S13 {Print Inhibit}, s4 (Third Digit on), S5 (Display
During Test), and 56 (Sample Capture).
S6(Sample Capture) is also not operational when the instrument is set in ACA (S9 -"on").
Note ~ On instruments equipped with a keyboard, communication and battery backup RAM, the switch priorities may vary from the priorities described above.
If your instrument has akeyboard communication and battery backup RAM refer to the "REQUESTED
OPTIONS SECTION" at the back of this manual for the priorities of the Mode selection switches.
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OPERATING PROCEDURE
The mucous lining of the mouth cavity and nasal passages stores alcohol for·some time after a person consumes alcohol.
Normal body processes eliminate residual mouth alcohol within approximately 15 minutes .• ".Therefore; obse.rve the subject for at least 15 minutes before performing a test.
During the observation time, the sUbject may not smoke, eat, drink, or introduce-any substance into his/her'mouth.
Furthermore, if the subject regurgitates, note the time and delay starting a breath test for at least 15 minutes.
Thepositions of the ,Mode selection sw~tchesdetermine the order of operations carried out by the instrument as well as the messages· and commands, that will appear on the display.
(See
."MODE SELECTION SWITCHES ," page 17-23.) For example S2 and S3
"on" and Sl "off" places the instrument in the ABA (Air Blank,
Breath Test, Air Blank) mode' sequence.
. In other words, the instrument automatically purges the sample chamber (Air Blank), analyzes the breath, sample (Breath Test), and again. purges the sample chamber (Air Blank).
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Following is the order of messages and commands given by the display when the instrument is set in the ABA mode sequence.
To conduct a breath test, simply respond to the displayed messages and commands as indicated in the right column."
Typical ABA Test
Display Reads
1. Scrolling across the display:
"CMI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL
~ALYZER FL MODEL 5000R-
PUSH BUTTON TO START TEST"j
"PUSH BUTTON" (flashing);
"TIME ##HR ##MIN"
"DATE HM/DD/YY"
Description/
Reguired Operator Action
Insert a new' mouthpiece in the end of the breath tube.
To start the test, push the
"START TEST" button at any time.
2.
"INSERT CARD" (flashing) Insert an evidence card into the card slot located on the front panel of the instrument.
Make sure to insert the card face ~p with the top edge "~n"
. according to the instructions printed on the card.
You have approximately 30 seconds to
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"AIR BLANK .000" insert the evidence card, after which the instrument will return to its initial ready to start message.
If
S13 (Print Inhibit) is also in the "on" position, the instrument does not request an evidence card.
During this "AIR BLANK," the instrument purges the sample chamber, internal and external breath tubes, and analyzes the air for substances that could potentially interfere with the accuracy of a test.
If the ambient air contains potential interfering substances the instrument:
- cancels the test
- displays
FAILED"
"AMBIENT
- prints "INVALID TEST";
"CHECK AMBIENT
CONDITIONS."
4.
5.
6.
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"TIME ##HR ##MIN"
"DATE MM/DD/YYI'
"AIR BLANK.OOO"
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"PLEASEBLOW/R INTO
MOUTHPIECE UNTIL TONE
STOPS"; "PLEASE BLO~/R"
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Request subject to blow into the mouthpiece until the tone stops; the subject has approximately three minutes to provide a minimum acceptable breath sample.
To insure delivery of a minimum acceptable breath sample, the displayed command requests the subject to blow into the mouthpiece until the tone stops.
The tone does not actually stop until the subject stops blowing.
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»PLEASE BLOW .1##" followed by "PLEASE
BLOW 0.###"
Pressing the ·"START TEST" switch at any time other than to start the test will invalidate and cancel the test, except in the control & custom modes.
(See "REQUESTED
OPTIONS SECTION.")
In order to provide a minimum accept~blebreathsample, a subject must blow for approximately si~ seconds.
As the subject blows into the mouthpiece, the instrument sounds a continuous tone and displays the message to the left; "PLEASE BLOW .###." The three digit (~ptional two digit) number is .:.~e subject's rising, falling or constant blood/breath concentration in weight by volume.
alcohol percent
The continuous tone tells you that the subject is blowing with sufficient pressure.
When. the zero appears before the
BAC/BrAe value (0.###), the subject . has minimum delivered acceptable a breath· sample.
Do not instruct the subject to stop blowing when the zero appears.
If 55 (Display DU~ing Test) is
"off," the inE' '~nt will not display the "lood/breath alcohol concenLration value until the subject stops blowing and has delivered a s~fficient breath sample.
The instrument will also not display the zero indicating when the subject has delivered a minimum acceptable breath sample.
If the subj ec."-: before providi~; sample, "PLEA~E on the display
~tC1PS
3 blowing sufficient
BLOW" flashes and a beep
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sounds approximately every five seconds.
If this occurs, request the subject to·blow into the mouthpiece until the tone stops.
In the event that the subject fails to provide a minimum acceptable breath sample within approximately three minutes, "LOW SAMPLE VOL" is displayed accompanied by a low-high tone.
The asterisk
('*) is a cross reference to the message printed at the bottom of the evidence card:
"'* LOW SAMPLE VOL VALUE
PRINTED WAS HIGHEST OBTAINED."
Evidence Card Format - "Low Sample Vol" . (ABA)
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"SUB3ECT TEST .###"
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"AIR BLANK .000"
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"TEST COMPLETE"
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scrolling across the display
"CMI INC etc."
Remove evidence card after it is released by the instrument.
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Regardless of which standard .. mode sequence the instrument is programmed to perform, your required actions will be the same as those shown in the typical ABA .
test~ When S6 (Sample Capture option) is "on," the instrument will insert commands in the mode sequence chain requesting you to attach and detach a collector device.
(See "THE SAMPLE· CAPTURE OPTION,II page 43.) Also, if the instrument is set to carry out the operations of a custom or control breath test mode sequence, messages and commands and your required actions may vary.
(See "REQUESTED OPTIONS SECTION.")
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Evidence Card Format - ABA Mode Sequence
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An incorrect operational procedure or condition will cause the instrument to either cancel· or complete a mode ~equence and print one of the following messages: (See page 35).
1.
"INVALID TEST" - The "START TEST" button was pushed at the wrong.time, the evidence card was pulled from the print~r, or the instrument's pump inadequatelY purged the sample chamber.
2.
"INVALID TEST"; "SAMPLE INTRODUCED AT IMPROPER TIME. - The instrument displayed improper sample.
The subject blew into the mouthpiece at the wrong time.
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4.
5.
"INVALIC TEST"; "UNABLE TO OBTAIN STABLE microprocessor was unable to (\l,ta~n a signal from the processor.
REFERENCE II - The stable reference
"'lrLOW SAMPLE VOL VALUE PRIN'T'RO WAS HIGHEST OBTAINED"-
The subject did not provide an minimum acceptable breath sample Within approximately three minutes.
The instrument printed the highest obtainable BAC/BrAC value indicated by the asterisk (*)printed before IISUBJECT TEST. II
"INVALID TEST"; "INHIBITED interference is present.
RFI II Radio frequency
6.
7.
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"INTER~ERENT SUBTRACTED" The subject's breath sample or the standard vapor from an attached wet bath simulator contained a substance, such as acetone, that absorbed infrared energy in the same frequency range as alcohol.
The instrument compensated for the amount of infrared energy absorbed by acetone.
Note The Intoxilyzer 5000R instrument will display
"INTERFERENT" when a large quantity of any'substance that absorbs infrared energy in the same frequen-cy range as alcohol is present in the sample chamber.
"INVALID SAMPLE . XXX" The instrument detected residual mouth alcohol in the subject's breath sample and printed
"INVALID SAMPLE .XXX II in place of II SUBJECT TEST .###" and prints "INVALID SAMPLE - MOUTH ALCOHOL. II
"SUBJECT TEST REFUSED l
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The "START .TEST"button was pushed afterthe initiation of a breath test. The instrument displays "REFUSED", and prints "SUBJECT REFUSED TO CONTINUE" on the eVidence card.
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Althoughthe Intoxilyzer 5000 Series breath analysis instrument is permanently calibrated, some installations may require periodic checksj To check the instruments' calibration against a standard alcohol solution,CMI recommends using the TOXITESTII
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Model alcohol brea:th simulator (or its equivalent).
You can purchase the TOXITEST II simulator by ordering part # 014024.
(See·· "~CCESSORIES,
II page 61).
Note - A calibration check will be displayed on the instrument as
"Control Test .##1."
Following is the standard procedure for attaching the TOXITEST II simu1atot to the Intoxi1yzer 5000 Series instrument and for performing a control check.
For a detailed description of how to operate the simulator, refer to the instructions accompanying the unit.
1.
During a control check, the instrument's pump draws air through the simulator; consequently, a tightly sealed simulator is essential.
After filling the simulator's container with a standard alcohol solution, check for air leaks by blowing into the simulator's "AIR IN" port while plugging the "VAPOR OUT" port.
You should note a large difference in pressure and bubbles in the simulator's solution.
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Plug in the simulator's power cord, turn the "POWER" switch to the ON position, and wait until the solution temperature is 34 degrees C ±O.2 degrees C ("READY" light "on").
You can verify the temperature by reading the thermometer located next to the "READY" light.
The TOXITEST II model alcohol breath simulator maintains the solution temperature at 34 degrees C+O.2 degrees C.
If the solution temperature falls below 34 degrees C, the "READY" indicator light will go out momentarily.
At no time shall the solution temperature fall more than 0.2 degrees C below the nominal temperature of 34 degrees C.
Available for purchase is an optional bracket that holds the simulator and mounts to the side of the instrument.
order part #440308: TOXITEST II Simulator Bracket.
(See
"ACCESSORIES," page 61.) To attach the bracket, loosen the four simulator bracket screws on the side of the instrument and slide the bracket in place, fitting the screws into the bracket's slots.
Make sure the lock washers contact the outside surface of the bracket; then tighten the screws.
TOXITEST Simulator Bracket
Simulator Bracket Screw and. Lockwasher
Position the simulator in the bracket so that the the "READY LIGHT" and the leg near the "VAPOR OUT" through the small holes in the bracket.
The leg nAIR IN" port will be. outside the bracket.
leg near port fit near the
Attach a section of flexible, non-absorbent tubing to the
"VAPOR FROM SIMULATOR" port of the Intoxilyzer, keeping it as short as possible.
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the type of quick disconnect connector at the end of the tubing attached to the "VAPOR
OUT" port of the TOXITESTII simulator.
. Insert the barbed end of a mating· connector into the end. of· the section of tubing attached to the Intoxilyzer and join the two mating connectors.
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TO AVOIn FILLING THE.
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BE CAREFUL
SIMULATOR TO THE
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VAPOR OUT Port
a."-«*COnMCt Connector
S.MULATOR VAPOR Port
Two exhaust ports extend from the back of the instrument.
On a standard instrument, the ports are labeled "PUMP
EXHAUST /SAMPLE CAPTURE" and ItBREATH EXHAUST. " On' an instrument equipped with the Vapor Recirculation option, the ports are.
labeled "SIMULATOR RETURN" and "EXHAUST/SAMPLE
CAPTURE." If your instrument is equipped with the Vapor
Recirculation option, attach the simulator to the instrument as described in the preceding paragraph.
Next, attach a section of flexible tubing to the "SIMULATOR RETURN" port on the back of the instrument.
Note the type of quick disconnect connector at the end of the tubing attached to the" AIR IN" side of the simulator .
Insert the barbed end \' o i a mating connector into the end of the section oftubing'~.
and join the two matinqconnectors' as shown below.
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An optional bracket that mounts to the side of the instrument is also available to hold a Smith and Wesson Mark
IIA Simulator.
Order part #440273: S' and W Simulator
Bracket.
(See IIACCESSORIES," page 61.) To attach the bracket, loosen the four simulator 'bracket screws on the side of the instrument and slide the bracket in place, .
fitting the screws into the bracket's slots . . The attached end of the bracket's metal tab should be "up." Make sure the lock washers contact the outside surface of the bracket; then tighten the screws.
Position the simulator in the large hole of the bracket; the metal tab 'will secure the simulator in place.
Use 1/4 inch flexible tubing to connect the outlet port of the simulator to the SIMULATOR VAPOR port of the instrument.
To avoid filling the sample chamber with water, be careful not to connect the inlet port of the simulatoi to the instrument.
Use the shortest section of tubing . possible to reduce the effects of condensation.
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If your instrument is equipped with,the Vapor Recirculation option, connect your'wet bath simulator to the instrument as described above.
Next, use 1/4 .
inch flexible tubing to connect the inlet port of the simulator to the SIMULATOR
RETURN port on the back of the instrument.
Use the shortest section of tubing possible.
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connect the inlet port of the simulator to the instrument if the 'ports on the back of the instrument are labeled PUMP EXHAUST/SAMPLE CAPTURE or
BREATH EXHAUST.
Three of thef1ve possible mode sequences controlled by the
Mod'e Selection. switches a'llow you to check calibration while running a breath test.
For example, if Sland 53 are "on" and 52 is " o ff," the mode sequence, is ABACA (Air Blank,
Breath Test, Air Blank, check, Air Blank).
When the instrument arrives at the control check operation, a valve closes off air entry through the breath tube and opens up air entry through the simulator.
Next, the instrument's pump fills the sample chamber with the standard alcohol vapor contained in the simulator, and the instrument performs a control check.
The control check value appears on the display and on the evidence card released at the end of the test sequence.
After the instrument completes the control check, a valve closes off air entry through the simulator and reopens air entry through the breath tube.
Therefore, you can leave the simulator attached to the instrument while it is performing an operation other than a control check.
S9 of the Mode selection switches allows you to check the instrument's calibration against a standard alcohol solution while not running a breath test.
When 59 is activated, the instrument carries out the operations ACACACACACA (Air
Blank, control check, Air Blank~ ...
)~ Also See 57 switch function.
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Display Reads
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Scrolling across the display
"CMI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL
ANALYZER FL MODEL SOOOR--PUSH
BUTTON TO START TEST"; "PUSH
BUTTON" (flashing); "TIME ##HR
If#MIN" "DATE HM/DD/YY"
Required Operator Action
To star~ the control check, push the "START
TEST" button at any time.
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"INSERT CARD" (flashing) Insert an evidence card into the card slot located on the front panel of the instrument.
Make sure to insert the card face up with the top edge "in" according to the instructions printed on the card.
If S13
(Print Inhibit) isalso in the "on" position, the instrument will not request an evidence card.
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"AIR BLANK .000"
"TIME ##HR ##MIN"
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7.
"DATE MMjDDjYY"
"AIR ELANK .000"
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"CONTROL TEST .###" 8.
The instrument performs a control check by analyzing alcohol vapor from an attached wet bath simulator to insure proper calibration of the instrument .
Note The instrument will complete five control checks before completing the sequence.
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"AIR BLANK . 000"
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ItTEST COMPLETE" Remove the evidence card after it is released by the instrument.
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The Intoxilyzer SOOOR breath analysis instrument uses a nondestructive infrared absorption technique to find the alcohol concentration of a breath sample.
Consequently, one may preserve the alcohol in an analyzed sample by evacuating the contents of the sample chamber through a tube containing a desiccant, such as silica gel.
Since the desiccant collects alcohol, i t enableso~e to reanalyze a breath sample at a later date.
Some alcohol-capture techniques channel the analyzed sample through the collector tube' and into the room.
Occasion-ally,
-passing the breath sample, through the collector tube only once fails to trap all of the alcohol - a phenomenon known as blow-by.
Therefore, ,to prevent blow-by, the Intoxilyzer SOOOR breath analysis instrument recirculates an analyzed sample through the collector tube until no alcohol remains in the sample.
Following a breath test, the instrument automatically purges the sample chamber.
During a purge operation, the instrument's pump forces the breath sample out an exit port by sucking room air into the sample chamber through the breath tube.
following a breath test, one may preserve the alcohol in
Therefore, a breath sample by connecting one end of a collector tube to the sample chamber's exit port and the other end of the breath tube.
Thus, during the purge operation, the instrument's pump circulates the breath sample instead of exhaust1ngit into the room.
While the desiccant collects the alcohol and water present in the breath sample, the instrument's display shows "AIR BLANK" and a three digit (optional 2 digit) number.
The number is the alcohol concentration present in the sample chamber converted to an equivalent blood/breath alcohol concentration in percent weight by volume.
consequentl~,asthe desiccant traps' the alcohol, the number displayed with "AIR BLANK" decreases.
, "AIR BLANK .000," then-,indicates that the desiccant has captured all the alcohol.
.Following is the order of statements and commands given by the instrument's display when the Intoxilyzer SODOR breath analysis instrument is set with the Sample capture option activated (56
"on uland in .the ABABA mode sequence (S3 "on," 51 and 52 "off").
To conduct a breath test, simply respond to the displayed message and commands as indicated in the right hand column .
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Typical ABABA Test with sample Capture
Display Reads
1.
Description/
Required Operator Action
Scrolling across the display Insert a new mouthpiece in the
"Oil INCINTOXILYZER-ALCOHOLend of the breath tube.
To
ANALYZER·FL MODEL SOOOR-PUSH" start the test, push the
BUTTON TO START TEST"; "PUSH "START TEST" button at any
BUTTON" (flashing); "TIME ## time.
HR ##KIN" "DATE MM/DD/YY"
"INSERT CARD" (flashing) Insert an evidence card into the card slot located on the front panel of the instrument.
Make sure to insert the card face up with the top edge "in" according to the instructions printed on the card.
If S13
(Print Inhibit) is also in the
"on" position, the instrument does not request an evidence card.
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"AIR "BLANK "
"TIM~##HR ##KIN" "
"DATE MM/DD/YY"
"AIR BLANK .000"
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"PLEASE BLOW/R INTO MOUTH-
PIECE UNTIL TONE STOPS";
"PLEASE BLOW/R" (flashing)
Request subject to blow into the mouthpiece until the "tone stops; the subject has approximately three minutes to providea minimum acceptable breath sample.
To insure delivery of a minimum acceptable breath sample, the displayed command requests the subject to blow into the mouthpiece until the tone stops.
The tone does not actually stop until the subj ect "stops blowing.
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"PLEASE BLOW .###" followed by "PLEAS~ BLOW 0.###"
In order to provide a minimum acceptable breath sample, a subject must blow for a minimum of approximately 6 seconds.
As the subject blows into the mouthpiece, the instrument sounds a continuous tone and displays the message
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PLEASE BLOW three digit
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{optional two digit} number is the subject's rising, falling or constant blood/breatp alcohol concentration in percent weight by volume.
The continuous tone tells you the subject is blowing with sufficient pressure.
When the zero appears before the
BAC/BrAC value {O.###}, the subject has delivered a minimum acceptable breath sample.
Do not instruct the subject to stop blowing when the zero appears.
If 55 (Display During Test) is lIoff,1I the instrument will not display the blood/breath alcohol concentration value until the subject stops
'blowing and has d~livered a minimum acceptable breath sample.
The "ins.trument will also not display. the zero indicating when the subject has delivered a minimum acceptable breath sample.
If the subject stops blowing before providing a minimum acceptable breath sample,
"PLEASE BLOW" flashes on the display and a beep sounds approximately every five seconds.
If this occurs, request the subject to blow into mouthpiece until the tone stops.
In the event that fails to provide the subject a minimum
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"SUBJECT TEST .###"
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"PLEASE ATTACH COLLECTOR
DEVICE AND DEPRESS START
TEST· SWITCH"; "ATTACH
COLLECTOR" (flashing) acceptable breath" sample within> approximately three minlltes, "" LOW" SAMPLE VOL" appears on th~display accompanied by a low~high tone sounding intermittently for approximately five seconds.
Next, the instrument displays
"SUBJECT TEST .###" highest BAC/BrAC
(the value obtainable from the given breath samples) and completes the mode sequence.
On the evidence card, the instrument indicates the highest obtainable BAC/BrAC value by printing an asterisk (*) before "SUBJECT TEST .###."
The asterisk (*) is a cross reference to the message printed at the bottom of the evidence card: n* LOW SAMPLE
VOL VALUE PRINTED WAS
HIGHEST OBTAINED."
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BAC/BrAC.
result of
Remove the mouthpiece from the breath tube, attach the collector tube and its associated plumbing to the instrument, and, depress the
"START TEST" button.
You have approximately 60 seconds to attach the collector tube and its associated plumbing to the instrument and to depress the
"START TEST" button.
This sequence is broken into six, approximately 10 second intervals with a tone sounding after each interval.
If you fail to depress the
"START TEST" button' in approximately 60 seconds, the instrument moves on to, the
"AIR BLANK"operation and skips the command requesting you to detach the collector device.
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Detach the collector tube and its associated plumbing from the instrument,· depress the
"START TEST" button, and insert a mouthpiece in the end of the breath tube.
You have approximately 60 seconds to detach the collector tube and its associated plumbing from the instrument and to depress the
"START TEST" button.
The approximately 60 seconds is broken into six, approximately
10 second intervals· with a tone sounding after . each interval.
If you fail to
"START TEST" approximately 60 instrument moves
.next operation.
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15.
"PLEASE BLOW/R INTO MOUTH-
PIECE uNTIL TONE STOPS";
"PLEASE BLOW/R" (flashing)
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"PLEASE BLOW .###"
17.
"SUBJECT TEST .###n
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"PLEASE ATTACH COLLECTOR
DEVICE AND DEPRESS START
TEST SWITCH"; "ATTACH
COLLECTOR" (flashing)
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"AIR BLANK .000"
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"PLEASE DETACH COLLECTOR
DEVICE AND DEPRESS START
TEST SWITCH"; ltDETACH
COLLECTOR" (flashing)
21.
"TEST COMPLETE"
See number 8.
See number 9.
See number 10
See number 11.
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Regardless of which mode sequence the Intoxilyzer 5000R breath analysis instrument is set·. to perform, activating 56 Sample capture Option) programs the instrument to do three things
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2.
Request the attachment of .a
collector device following completion of each breath sample analysis.
Request the detachment completion analysis.
of the of purge the collector device .following
operation followinq each sample
3.
Print "SAMPLE CAPTURE RE!JUESTED" on the evidence card.
TOXTRAP collector tubes' and a TOXTRAP Holder are accessory items available for purchase.
TOXTRAP tubes can be purchased in lots
'of 100 by ordering Part # 015014.
purchasedby ordering Part # 011109.
The TOXTRAP Holder can be
(See "ACCESSORIES," page
61.) The following diagrams and text show the TOXTRAP tube as well as the TOXTRAP Holder and give instruction on their use.
Instructions For Using The Collector Tube
And The Toxtrap Holder
TOXTRAP collector tubes are individually wrapped in waterproof plastic bags.
The labeling on each plastic bag is important because it gives the name of the breath analysis instrument the tub~was designed to be used with.
Therefore, prior to using a
TOXTRAP collector tube, make sure the label on the bag reads "USE
WITH THE INTOXILYZER 5000."
Two brass exhaust ports extend from the back of the instrument.
On a standard instrument, the ports are' labeled "PUMP
.EXHAUST /sAMPLE CAPTURE" and "BREATH EXHAUST.
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Right Sid.
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Preliminary Hookup:
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Make sure all connectors are properly matched.
On a standard instrument, before beginning a: breath sample analysis, . insert a new mouthpiece in the end of the breath tube and connect the tubing on the right side of the Toxtrap
Holder to the instrument's "PUMP EXHAUST/SAMPLE CAPTURE" port.
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Holder to the "EXHAUST/SAMPLE CAPTURE" port.
SQQQseries Instrument With Recirculation
EXHAUST/SAMPLE· CAPTURE port
SIMULATOR RETURN port
When the instrument displays a command requesting you to attach the collector device, complete the following steps:
1.
Make sure the label on the bag enclosing the TOXTRAP collector tube reads "USE WITH THE INTOXILYZER SQQQ SERIES"; then remove the tube from the bag and the end caps from the tube.
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With Recirculation without Recirculation
Depress the "START TEST" ~witch .
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1.
Remove the TOXTRAP collector tube from the TOXTRAP Holder.
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Disconnect the TOXTRAP Holder from the breath tube; the
TOXTRAP Holder may remain attached to the "PUMP
EXHAUST/SAMPLE CAPTURE" port on a standard instrument or to the "EXHAUST/SAMPLE CAPTURE" port on an instrument equipped with the Vapor Recirculation option.
Depress the "START TEST" switch.
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TO PREVENT UNNECESSARY WEAR OF THE TOXTRAP HOLDER, DO NOT ALLOW A
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Activating S6 (Sample capture) does 'not program the instrument to request the attachment of a collector device following a calibration check.
Therefore, to capture a standard alcohol vapor from a wet bath simulator, you must fill the sample chamber with the standard alcohol vapor during the breath test mode .
The' following steps describe the procedure.
1.
Activate the sample capture option (S6 "on") and the ABA mode sequence ,(51 "off," S2 and S3 "on").
Complete the
"SETUP" procedures on page 10 and begin the mode sequence by pushing "START TEST."
2.
When the display reads "PLEASE BLOW/R INTO MOUTHPIECE UNTIL
TONE STOPS"; "PLEASE BLOW/R" (flashing), attach the outlet port of a wet bath simulator containing a standard alcohol solution to the breath tube.
(For additional information about the wet bath simulator, see "CONTROL CHECK," page 36.)
3.
Fill the sample chamber with the standard vapor by blowing into the simulator's inlet port.
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When one turnsltonltthe Intoxilyzer 5000R breath analysis instrument, "NOT READY" appears on the display.
While in ItNOT
READY," the instrument purges its sample chamber, initializes the computer, processor, and printer~ and deactivates the "START
TESI"-button.
Upon exiting ItNOT READY," the instrument performs the following diagnostic checks on its components and operational standards:
Display Reads
Components or Standard
Being Checked
"PROM CHECK ####" ERROR chips on CPU board: the instrument is finding a checksum of all program bytes and is comparing i t to an internal checksum.
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"TEMP CHECK"
ItRAM CHECK"
ItpROCESSOR CHECK"
Temperature chamber.
of the sample
RAM chip on CPU board: The instrument is carefully checking each byte in RAM for possible failure.
Output of the processor and the stability of the signal.
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"PRINTER CHECK" Movement of the printer head.
If the unit lecates a malfunction while performing the diagnostic checks, the display glves an error - message and a low-high tone seunds intermittently for approximately five seconds.
For example, if the temperature of the sample chamber is too low,
"TEMP ERROR" appears on the display and the low-high tone sounds.
The "START TEST" button remains deactivated until the instrument completes the diagnostic checks without finding a malfunction.
The follOWing are the error messages that may appear on the display during the diagnostic checks and the actions you should take in response to a given error message:
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Displayed-Error Messages
"PROM ERROR###"
"TEMP ERROR"
"PRINTER ERROR"
"RAM ERROR ###"
!'PROCESSOR ERROR 1 OR 2" corrective operator Actions
Trip the computer "RESET" switch located on the back of the instrument. Tripping the computer "RESET" switch cancels all operatiOns and returns the instrument to its initial "NOT READY" condition.
After exitingnNoT'READY," the instrument performs the diagnostic checks.
If the error message again appears on the display, turn the instrument "off" and consult a repair technician.
"PROCESSOR ERROR 3, 4, OR 5" displayed for approximately five seconds followed by "DVM
TEST .###"
The three digit number displayed with "DVM TEST" is the processor's output, which normally ranges between .020
and .600.
If the number is between .000
and .600, trip the computer "RESET" switch located on the back of the instrument.
The instrument will return t6 "NOT READY" and subsequently perform the diagnostic checks.
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If the displays
"PROCESSOR ERROR 3, 4, OR 5"
"followed by "DVM TEST .
###,0' turn the instrument "off" and consult a repair tBchnician.
When the displayed number is greater than .600, wait until the number drops to or below
.600; then trip the computer
"RESET" switch.
In the event that the number does not drop to or below .600
in apprOXimately 10 minutes, turn the inst.rurnent
"off" consul t a repair t"echnician.
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After completing the diagnostic checks without finding a malfunction, the instrument displays "DIAGNOSTIC OK." Next, the instrument reactivates the "START TEST" button" and indicates that itis.ready for operation displaying thefollowinq message:
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Clock Errors
Consult a repair technician if:
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The time or· date or' both are erratic and "CLOCK ERROR" appears periodically on the display accompanied by a lowhigh tone sounding intermittently.
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Other Error Messages
Fcllowing are other error messages that may appear on the display.
The error messages are accompanied by a low-high tone sounding intermittently for approximately five seconds.
Displayed Error Message
Description and
Corrective operator Action
"UNSTABLE REF" The microprocessor was unable to obtain a stable reference signal from the processor.
The instrument halts the test, prints "Il'!VALID TEST"; "uNABLE
TO OBTAIN STABLE REFERENCE," and prepares itself to start another test.' If the instrument is' set in "DVM
TEST" when "UNSTABLE REF" appears on the display, the instrument returns
READY" followed to by riNdT the diagnostic checks.
When the display reads "CMI
INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOL
A..~ALYZER FL MODEL.5000R--PUSH
BUTTON TO etc., "begin another test by pushing the "START
TEST" button.
If "UNSTABLE
REF" again appears on the display, trip the computer
"RESET" switch located an the back of the instrument.
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READY" .and
subsequently perform the diagnostic checks.
See "Diagnostic Checkstratthe beginning of this section:
"MALFUNCTIONS AND DISPLAYED
ERROR . MESSAGES. " If the instrument completes the diagnostic findin~ a checks without malfunction, running another test.
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"UNSTABLE REF" againappears on the display, turn the instrument "off" an.d consult a repair technician.
The "START TEST" button was pushed at the wrong time, the evidence card was pulled from the printer, or the instrument's pump inadequately purged the sample chamber.
The instrument cancels the test, prints "INVALID TEST"
(if the evidence card was not pulled from the printer) and prepares itself to begin another test.
When' the display reads "eMI
INC INTOXILYZER~ALCOHOL
ANALYZER FL HODEL 5000R--PUSH
BUTTON TO etc.," begin another test by pushing the "START
TEST" button.
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"START TEST" button is pushed only at the proper time and the evidence card remains in the card slot until the instrument releases it.
If the instrument again displays
"INVALID TEST" following the purge ("AIR BLANK") operation, turn.
the instrument OFF and consult a repair technician.
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The instrument completes the mode sequence, prints "INVALID
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"INVALID SAMPLE MOUTH
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Since normal body processes eliminate residual mouth alcohol within approximately
15 minutes, observe the subject for at least 15 minutes before beginning another breath-analysis.
During the observation time, the subject may not smoke, eat, drink, or introduce any substance into his mouth.
Furthermore, if the Subject regurgitates, note the time and delay beginning a breath analysis for at least 15 minutes.
High level radio. frequency interference is present.
The instrument halts the test, prints "INVALID TEST";
"INHIBITED RFI" and prepares to start another test.
If the instrument -isset in "DVM
TEST" when -radio frequency interference activates the RFI detector, returns to the' instrument
"NOT READY" followed by the diagnostic checks.
Locate the RFI source and either remove the source from the instrument's operational environment or instrument to move a environment free fromRFI.
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"LOW SAMPLE VOL"
"INVALID MODE"
"INTERFERENT"
The subject did not provide an adequate breath sample within approximately three minutes.
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On the evidence card, the instrument indicates the highe~t obtainable BAC/BrAC value by printing an asterisk before "SUBJECT TEST
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The asterisk (-) is a cross reference to the message printed at the bottom of the evidence card: ,,LOW SAMPLE
VOL VALUE
HIGHEST OBTAINED.
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When the display reads "eMI
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ANALYZER FL MODEL SOOOR--PUSH
BUTTON TO etc.," you may begin another breath analysis.
The Mode selection switches located on the side of the instrument are set improperly.
Check and reset the switches before beginning another test.
(See "switch ,priori ties And
Invalid Mode," page 27.)
The subject's breath sample or the standard alcohol vapor from an attached wet bath simulator contains a substance, such as acetone, that absorbs infrared energy in the same frequency range as alcohol.
The instrument compensates for the amount of infrared energy absorbed by acetone, completes the mode sequence, subject's followed
SUBTRACTED. " and by prints the
BAC/BrACvalue
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If an evidence card jams in the printer, push the "START TEST" button.
The instrument will invalidate the test and try to return the evidence card.
If the instrument does not return the evidence card, gently pull the card from the printer.
In the ev"ent that a section of the card tears off and remains jammed in the printer, turn the instrument "off" and consult a repair techn.ician.
General Malfunctions
In the event of a general malfunction (e.g., the display gives
~rratic information), take the following action{s):
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Push the "ST1-.RT TEST" button.
If pushing "START TEST" fails to correct the malfunction, trip the computer "RESET" switch on the back of the instrument to return the instrument to "NOT READY." (See
"NOT READY" "and the "Diagnostic Tests" at the beginning of this section: "MALFUNCTIONS AND DISPLAYED ERROR MESSAGES."
If the lnstrument completes the diagnosti'c checks without displaying an error message and the malfunction contim.:es, turn the instrument "off" and consult a repair technician.
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PR;;YENTATIYE ·MAINTENANCE
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To . assure adequate clearance and ventilation, locate the instrument at least one inch away from a back wall and on a hard surface (not on a surface covered with a rug-like material. )
Keep the instrument away from extremes of temperature.
The instrument's operational temperature range is 68 degrees F to 86degreesF (20 degreesC to 30 degrees Cli storage temperature range is ';'20 degreesF to 140 degrees F (-29 degrees C to 60 degrees C).
Keep the instrument clean .and
away from dust; a glass cleaner can be used to clean the instrument's outer surface.
You can purchase an optional dustcover by ordering Part #
011111.
(see "ACCESSORIES;" page 61.) Power to the instrument should be OFF while the dust cover is in use.
To prevent unnecessary wear of the instrument's mechanical parts, turn the instrument OFF when not in use for long periods of time.
If the INTOXILYZER instrument is used frequently (once every 24 hours), the unit should be left
ON, but only if i t ' s in a very clean environment (Minimum dust, smoke, etc.).
Do not place heavy objects on top of the instrument.
Approximately.every
2 years, a qualified service technician should replace the clock battery on·theCPU ~oard.·
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Littlefuse312 003 (or equivalent}.
power cord, unscrew the fuse with Part # 140037: 3 amp
Replace the Power Cord with Part Number 330196: Corcom 80-1245
Power Cord (or equivalent) .
If you experience continued difficulty in preparing the
Intoxilyzer5000 Series instrument for use, do not operate the instrument until i t has been inspected by a qualified service technician.
To determine the appropriate course of action for specific problems, contact the 'CMI Service Department at (502)
6-85-6545.
ACCESSORIES
The following accessories are available for purchase from
CMI/MPH Subsidiaries of MPD Inc.
316 East "Ninth Street
Owensboro,KY 42301
( 502) 685-6545
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440273
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015012
015014
011109
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440338
011110
011101
014033
014034
014035
011116
014008
014009
014032
014041
Description
Dustcover
Padded Cloth Carrying Case
TOXITEST II Simulator
Bracket for TOXITEST Simulator
Bracket for Sand W Simulator
Mouthpieces 100 Lot
Evidence Cards - 100 Lot
TOXTRAP Collector 'Tubes - 100
Lot
TOXTRAP Holder
Key
Operator's Manual
Bracket for Guth Simulator
Processor Test Box
CMI Keyboard and cable
Simulator Turn On Box and
Cable
UDS Modem No. 103JLP
Cartridge for Bernoulli Box
Tool Kit
Simulator
BAC/BrAC
Solution .100
.150
Simulator
BAC/BrAC
Solution
Guth Simulator 120 volt
Guth Simulator 240 volt
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REOUESTED OPTIONS FQR THE STATE OF FLORIDA
(900,01/CMI#017900 SOFTWARE) ,
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERA.L
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Diagnostic Check And Printout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .
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INTOXILYZER 5000 EXPLODED VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The instrument that you purchased., .the
CMI Intoxilyzer FL
Model SOOOR, operates with or without a keyboard, and features a communications interface to a central computer, if desired.
Included in this option is a 32 Kbyte semiconductor memory device (BAM) that uses a buil.t-inbattery power source to retain information in the instrument's memory in th~ event ofa power failure.
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The battery backup RAM stores and retrieves information and is divided into four sec~ions:
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The first section stores tests.
a maximum of SO subject
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The second section stores calibration checks.
a maximum of SO
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The third section stores diagnostic checks.
a maximum of SO
The fourth section stores a maximum of SO data entry errors.
Each section can hold up to 50 tests or records.
If a section is full and test (or record) 51 is available for storage, the instrument will store test (or record)
51, but will delete test one.
The only way to use stored data or to clear memory is via 'communications' with a remote computer running the prop~r operations software.
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Preliminary Data -Entry -- Seguence .For Florida
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Keyboard Functions:
You can use the keyboard to an ACACalibration Check
Print Test or a Preliminary the following steps: initiate an ABA Mode Sequence,
Sequence, a Diagnostic Check, a
Data Entry Check by completing
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When the instrument displays the ready to start message, "CMI, INC. INTOXILYZER - ALCOHOL, etc.," press the "ESCAPE" key twice within one second.
The instrument will display "ENTER B,C,O,P,E" (flashing).
Legend: B
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ACACACA (CONTROL CHECK)
= Diagnostic Check
= Print Test
= Preliminary Data Entry Check
Press the letter corresponding to the desired operation.
For example, if you want the instrument to perform a Print Test, press the "p" key.
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Press "RETURN."
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Description/Required
Operator Action
Scrolling across the display Press the "ESCAPE" key twice
"CMI, INC. INTOXILYZER within one second.
ALCOHOL ANALYZER MODEL SOOOR
,---PUSH BUTTON TO START TEST";
"PUSH BUTTON" (flashing);
"TIME ##HR ##MIN"; "PATE
MM/PD/YY"
ItENTER E,C,D,P,E, ?"
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Press "E" then "RETURN.
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"ENTER TIME HHMM" (flashing) Press "RETURN"; if a default value exists, it will appear on the ~isplay.
The displayed time is military time in the format HHMM.
For example, if the time is 2:05 p.m;, 1405 will appear on the display.
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"DATE= MMDDYY" (flashing)
If the default value. is incorrect, erase one character at a time by presSing either
"BACKSPACE" or "DELETE"; then enter the correct data and press "RETURN." If the default value is correct, press "RETURN .."
When a default value does not exist, the instrument will continue to prompt for data entry.
If this occurs,' enter the correct time, using military time and the format
HHMH.
When entering a single digit value (e.g., 5 minutes), zero.
enter
After a time, press "RETURN." leading entering the press "RETURN"; if a default value exists, it will appear on the display. The displayed date is in the format HMDDYY.
For example, if the date is
February 15, 1989,021589 will appear on the display.
If the default value is incorrect, ~rase one character at a time by pressing either
"BACK SPACE" or "DELETE"; then enter the corr~ct data and press "RETURN." If the default value is correct, press "RETURN."
When a default value does not exist, the instrument will continue to prompt for data entry.
If this occurs, enter the correct date, using six digits and the format HMDDYY.
For example, if the date is
February
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1989, type entering a single digit value (e.g.,
February = 2 ) , . enter a leading zero.
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"INSTR LOCATION=" (flashing) Press "RETURN"; if a default value exists, it will appear on the display.
If the default value is incorrect, erase one character at a time by pressing either "BACK
SPACE" or "DELETE"; then enter the correct data and press
"RETURN. tl If the default value tlRETURN." is correct, press
When a default value does not exist, the instrument will continue to prompt for data entry.
If this occurs, enter the using instrument's location, a maximum of ~5 characters.
You may use Alpha characters (A-Z), numeric characters (O-9)~ spaces, periods, virgules (!), commas, or hyphens ..
The instrument stores the instrument's location in the battery backUp RAM and prints i t at the top of each evidence card.
After entering your agency's name, press "RETURN."
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Scrolling across the display
"CMI, INC. INTOXILYZER -
ALCOHOL ANALYZER MODEL
5000R---PUSH BUTTON TO
START TEST"; "PUSH BUTTON"
(flashing); "TIME ##HR
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The ·displayed messages customized sequence and x-equirements.
and commands for Test Data Entry is a will . vary according to individual
INTQXILYZER ~OOQ FLMODEL 5000R WITH KEYBOARD
If -the Intoxilyzer·Fl Model 5000R you purchased is equipped with a keyboard., the Mode Selection switches 510-512 will have different functions:
SlQ Set time
S11 5et date
512 Enables you to enter .the
Preliminary Data Entry
Sequence, or is used'in conjunction with S10 and 511 to increment time and date.
Note: 510 and 511 must be .in the OFF position when in the
Preliminary Data Entry Sequence.
Without a keyboard the functions change to the following:
510 Enables you to enter time
511 Enables you to enter date
512 Increments the numbers for 510 and S11
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That is:
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The instrument responds to how S9 is respopds to how the other switches are priority over all other switch settings.
with S9 on, if S2 {DVM Test) and S12are instrument is set in the ACACACACACAMode set before it set.
S9 has
For example,
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WhenS9 -(ACA)is on, S10 (Set Time) or S11 (Set Date) cannot be ON when "START TEST" is pressed.
If either switch is ON, "INVALID MODE" will appear on the display, a low-high tone will sound intermittently for
. approximately five seconds, and the instrument will return to the ready to start message.
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Test Data Entry Sequence
A Test Data Entry Sequence is a series of commands appearing on the display requesting entry of the information that varies from test to test; such as, the subject's name and the operator's name.
The instrument carries. out the Test Data Entry Sequence prior to beginning the Set Mode Sequence and following a test, it prints the information requested in the Test
Data Entry sequence along with the test results on the evidence card.
When S10 and S11 are OFF (down) and a test is initiated by pressing the "START TEST" button, the'instrument carries out only the Set Mode Sequence and prints, but does not store, the test results.
When the instrument flashes a data request on the display, use the .keyboard
to enter the appropriate data.
As you type, the typed characters will appear on the display.
Since the instrument expects data entry for each request, it will not advance to the next request when you press "RETURN" until you type the requested information.
To help insure correct data entries, the instrument uses a character input mask.
In other words, if the instrument expects a digit, . it ignores all characters except 0-9.
LikeWise, if the instrument expects an alpha character, it ignores all characters except A-Z.
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After making an entry, press "the "RETURN" key.
The instrumentwill store the information and will display the next request.
Pata storage {with communicationsonlyl
If 512 (preliminarypata Entry) is ON (up) and tests are initiated by pressing '''START TEST," the instrument will store test results . and the occurrences of operational errors.
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If S12 (preliminary Pata Entry) is OFF (down) and tests are initiated by pressing "START TEST," no test results oroperat1onal error. will be stored.
Regardless of the position of S12, initiated by pressing the "ESCAPE" key twice, the instrument will store test occurrences of operational errors.
FUNCTIONS." when tests are on the keyboard results and the
See "KEYBOARD
The only way to use the stored data or to clear the memory, is through communications with 'a remote computer running the proper operations software.
Entry Sequence And setting Time And p'ate
General Information:
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Pressing the "ESCAPE" key twice within programs the instrument to display a'series one second of commands
("ENTER B,e,D,p,E, 1") requesting entry of the time alid date and the data that remains constant for each test; e.g.~ the header printed at the top of each evidence card.
Use the keyboard to enter the requested data.'
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After making a instrument will next request.
data entry, press "RETURN." The store the entered data and display the
Since the instrument expects request, it will not advance to the "RETURN" key is pressed information is entered.
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The time, date, and agency name may have
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default value, press "RETURN" after requests ~ data entry.
If a default exist, the instrument will continue to entry.
If, a default value exists, it default values
To display a the instrument value does not prompt for data will appear on the display.
When a default valu~ is correct, press "RETURN.
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Then enter the correct data and press "RETURN." correcting Entry Errors
Once you complete an entry and press "RETURN ," you cannot back up to a previous entry.
The last displayed command in the Test Data Entry Sequence enables you to sequentially review the previously entered data and to make any necessary corrections.
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.Description/Required
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Scrolling across the display Turn S12 ON,S10, S11.0FF and
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ALCOHOL ANALYZER FL. MODEL
SOOOR -- PUSH BUTTON TO desired IDQde sequence.
To start the Test Data Entry
START TEST"j "PUSH BUTTON"sequence, press "START TEST."
(flashing); "TIME #iHR ##MIN"j ,
"DATE MM/ODlyyn ' NOTE: Make sure plugged intQ the and screws are
Unit should be before plugging in keyboard is' instrument tightened.
turned off keyboard.
Insert an evidence card into th.e
card slot on the" front panel of the instrument.
You have approximately 30 seconds to insert the evidence card.
If S13 (Print Inhibit) is also ON, the instrument will nQtrequest an evidence card.
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"SUB LAST NAME=" (flashing) Enter the subject's last name, using a maximum of 15 characters.
The first character must be alpha (A-Z)j the remaining chara~ters may be alpha or the following spacers: periods, commas, spaces, hyphens, or virgules
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Press either the "RETURN" key or the ,"" key.
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"SUB FIRST NAME =" (flashing) Enter the subject's first name, using a maximum of 15 characters.
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Enter the subject's middle name, using -a maximum of-10 characters.
You may use alpha characters (A-Z) following spacers: and the periods, commas, spaces, hyphens, or virgules (I).
(Press the "RETURN" key.)
"OPER LAST NAME=" -(flashing) Enter the operatoris last name, using a maximum of 15 characters.
The first character must be alpha (A-Z);
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"MIDDLE NAME=" (flashing)
"REVIEW DATA?
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Press either the "RETURN" key or the ,"" key.
Enter the operator's first name, using a maximum of 15 characters.
The first character must be alpha (A-Z); the remaining characters may be alpha or the following spacers: periods, commas, spaces, hyphe~s, or virgules
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Press either the "RETURN" key or the "" key.
Enter the operator's middle name, usinga maximum of 10 characters.
You may use alpha characters (A-Z) and the folloWing spacers~ periods, commas, spaces, hyphens, and virgules (I).
Press the
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If the name is incorrect, erase one character at a- time by pressing either "BACK
SPACE" or "DE~ETE";then enter the correct name and press
"RETURN" to display the next data prompt.
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When you use the keyboard to initiate either a Diagnostic
Check or a print Test, the instrument will always request an evidence card, and thus provide a printout, regardless of how S13 (Print Inhibit) is set.
when you use the keyboard to initiate either an an ACACACA Test, the instrument will only evidence card, and thus provide a printout, if
Inhibi t ) i £ OFF (down).
ABA Test or request an
S13 (Print
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3 .
Diagnostic Check And Printout
To initiate and obtain a printout of the diagnostic checks, complete the following steps:
1 .
When the instrument displays message, "CMI, INC. , etc.,
II twice within one second.
the press ready to start the "ESCAPE" key
2.
3 .
4.
When the instrument displays "ENTER B,C,D,P,E, ?"
(flashing), press the "0" key.
Press "RETURN."
When the instrument displays "INSERT CARD"(flashing), insert an evidence card into the card slot.
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The instrument will perform the following diagnostic checks: ' qisplay Reads
"PROM CHECK ####"
Component or Standard
Being Checked'
The instrument is finding a checksum of all program bytes and is comparing it to an internal checksum.
"RAM CHECK #"
"TEMP CHECK"
The instrument each byte in RAM failure.
is· checking for possible
The instrument is checking the temperature of the sample chamber.
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4.
"PROCESSOR CHECK"
5.
It
PRINTER CHECK'"
The computer is testing the output of the processor, ,the stability of the signal, and the speed
Wheel.' ' of the chopper
The instrument is checking the movement of the printer head by printing the alphabet and numbersOthrougb 9.
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If the instrument does not find a malfunction while performing the diagnostic checks, the instrument prints
"PASSED" next to the name of each .. diagnostic check.
Byexamining the letters and numbers printed under "PRINTER
CHECK," you can t.ellif the printer is functioning properly.
See the evidence card format below.
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Passed Diagnostic Check
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Evidence Card Format
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HRSIMPLIED CONSENT
INTOXILYZER- ALCOHOL ANALYZER
FL MODEL See0R SH 66-001q6q
07/19/90
DIACNOSTIC TEST 18:59
PROM CHECK E00.00
RAM CHECK
TEMP CHECK
PROCESSOR CHECK
SYNC PULSE
SYNC SPEED
NEG STABILIT'l'
POS STABILITY
REF RANGE
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
OIAGHOSTIC
PASSED
PRINTER CHECK e
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SU8JECTSNAME
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Failed Diagnostic 'Check
If the instrument finds a malfunction while performing the diagnostic checks,
1.
An error message appears on the display.
2.
A 10w-hiqhtone sounds int~rmittently for approximately five seconds.
3.
The instrument prints "FAILED" next to the name of the failed diagnostic check and next to the name of each succeeding diagnostic check.
4~ The instrument releases the evidence card and continues displaying an error message.
Press the "START TEST" button to return the instrument to the "NOT READY" condition.
After exiting "NOT READY," the instrument will again perform the diagnostic checks.
See the evidence card format on the following page.
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DIAGNOSTIC TEST
PROM CHECK Ee0.0e
RAM CHECK
TEtt? CHECK
PROCESSOR CHECi<
SYNC
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PULSE
SPEED
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THE CUSTOM CAPTURE sample'Capture Option Not Activated
The software in.
your instrument contains a custom breath test mode sequence.
T9 program the instrument to carry out the operations of your custom breath test mode sequence, set the Mode Selection switches labeled CUSTOM - 51, 52, and 53 in the ON (up) position.
Following are the general operations of'your custom breath test mode sequence:
1.
The instrument accepts and analyzes two breath samples and checks to see if the two results are equal to or less than .020 BAC/BrAC with 54 ON (equal to or less than .02BAC/BrAC if S41s OFF).
2.
If the two results agree, ( =<.020
or .02) the instrument completes the mode sequence and prints the testresults~ If the two results do not agree, ( > than
.020 or.02) the instrument accepts and analyzes a third breath ,sample.
3.
The instrument completes the mode sequence, and prints the test results.
If the first two test results are greater than .020
or .-02 Bac/BrAC, the instrument completes the mode sequence, and prints the results of the three breath tests, and the message, "NO .02%
AGREEMENT
REQUESTED." eETWEEN 1ST AND 2ND SAMPLE.
3RD TEST
Below is the order of statements and commands given by the display following completion of the Test Data Entry Sequence when the instrument is set to carry out the customprogrammed mode sequence.
Ambient Failed Conditions:
Display Reads
1.
Description/Required
Operation Action
"eMI, INC. INTOXILYZER -
ALCOHOL, ANALYZER ... FL .
HODELSOOOR ... PUSH BUTTON
,TO START TEST"; i'PUSH BUTTON"
(flashing) ; "TIME ##HR '
##KIN"; "DATE MM/DD/yy n
Insert a new mouthpiece in the end of the breath tube.
To begin test, press "START TEST" button any,time.
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"INSERT CARD" (flashing) Insert an evidence card into the card slot located on the front panel of the instrument.
Make sure to insert the card face up with the top edge "in" according to the instructions printed on the card.
You have approximately 30 seconds to insert the evidence card, after which, the instrument will return to its initial ready to start message.
If
S13 is in the ON position
(Print Inhibit}, the instrument will not request an evidence card.
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4.
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AIR BLANK"
"TIME ##HR ##NIN"
"DATE MM/DD/YY"
"AIR BLANK .000" During this
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AIR BLANK," the instrument purges ,the sample chamber, internal, external breath tubes and analyzes the toom air for substances that could potentially interfere with the accuracy of a test.
If the ambient air contains potential interfering substances, the instrument:
- cancels the test)
- displays
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AMBIENT FAILED,
II and prints "INVALID TEST lI
"CHECK AMBIENT CONDITIONS
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Ambient conditions
Evidence
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(flashing); "TIM~ ~IHR
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Insert a new mouthpiece in the end of the breath tube.
To begin test, press ItSTART TEST" button any time.
"INSERT CARD" (flashing) Insert an _evidence card into the card slot located on the front panel of the instrument.
Hake sure to insert the card face up with the top edge "in" according to the instructions printed on the card.
You have approximately 30 seconds to insert the evidence card, upon which, the instrument will return to its initial ready to start message.
the ON
I£ position
S13 is in
Inhibit), the instrument will not request an evidence card.
"AIR BLANK"
"TIME IIHR #IMIN"
"DATE HM/DD/YY"
"AIR BLANK .000" ·During this "AIR BLANK," the instrument purges the sample chamber, internal, external breath tubes -and analyzes the room air for substances that could potentially interfere with the accuracy of a test.
It»»»»>"
"PLEASE BLOWjR INTO
MOUTHPIECE UNTIL TONE STOPS";
ItpLEASEBLOW/R" (flashing)
Request the subject to blow into the m6~thpiece until the tone stops; the subject has approximately three minutes to deliver a minimum acceptable breath sample.
to insure delivery of a minimum acceptable breath sample, the displayed command requests the subject to blow into the mouthpiece until the
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tone stops.
(The tone does not actually stop until the subject stops blowing.)
If the subject refuses to take the test, you can indicate the
. refusal by pressing the "START
TEST" b.utton
or by pressing the IIR n · key followed by
"RETURN" anytime during this operation.
The instrument:
A.
displays "REFUSED."
B.
C.
sounds low-high displays
.000." an intermittent tone and
"AIR BLANK stops mode sequence.
D.
E.
displays "TEST COMPLETE." print "SUBJECT TEST
REFUSED" in place of the
BAC!BrAC
value then at bottom of _ card prints
"SUBJECT
CONTINUE."
REFUSED TO
NOTE: during
Pressing "START TEST" this operation, to indicate a refusal, works only if the instrument is set in
Custom Mode or Control Mode.
(See evidence card next pageleft).
Pressing "START TEST" during this operation when the instrument is set in any other mode sequence will invalidate the test.
next page).
(See evidence card
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TEST
AIRBLAHK
SUBJECT TEST
AIR BLANK
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REFUSED
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TIME
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SUBJECT REFUSED TO CQNT 1NUE.
SUBJ[CrS "'AM[
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~DOITIONAL INFORMATION AND/OR REMARKS
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INTOXILYZER INSlRUMfiNT PRINTER CARD
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6.
Low Sample Volume Test:
"CMI, INC. INTOXILYZER -
ALCOHOL ,ANALYZER .. .FL
MODEL·sOOOR . .. PUSH BUTTON
TO STARTTEST"; "PUSH BUTTON"
(flashing); "TIME ##HR
##MIN"; "DATE MM/DD/YY"
Insert anew mouthpiece in the end of the breath tube.
To begin test, press "START TEST" button any time.
"INSERT CARD" (flashing) Insert an evidence card into the card slot located on the front panel of the instrument."
Make sure to insert the card face up with the top edge "in" according to the instructions printed on the card.
You have approximately 30 seconds to insert the evidence card, after which, the instrument will return to its initial ready to start message.
If
S13 is in the ON position'
(Print Inhibit), the instrument will not request an evidence card.
"AIR BLANK"
"~IME##HR #IMIN"
"DATE MM/DD/YY"
"AIRBLANK. 000"
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MOUTHPIECE UNTIL TONE
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As the subject blows into the mouthpiece, .the instrument sounds a continuous tone and displays the message to the left: "PLEASE BLOW .1##."
The three digit (optional two digit) number is the subject's rising, falling or constant blood/breath alcohol concentration weight by volume.
in percent
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To deliver a minimum acceptable' breath sample, a subject must blow for a minimum of approximately 6 seconds.
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When the zero appears before.
the BAC/BrAC value (0.1##), the subject has delivered a minimum sample.
acceptable
(Do not breath tell the subject to stop blowing when the zero appears.)
If the subject stops blowing before delivering a sufficient sample, "PLEASE BLOW" flashes on the display and a beep sounds approximately ~very five seconds.
If this occurs, ask the subject to blow into the mouthpiece until the tone stops.
If the subject deliver a minimum breath sample approximately three the instrument: fails to· acceptable within minutes,
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VOL."
"LOW SAMPLE sounds low-high approximately seconds.
an intermittent tone for three
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Instrument displays blood/breath alcohol in percent weight by actual content volume.
The instrument will display nWAIT ."
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"PLEASE BLOW/R INTO
MOUTHPIECE UNTIL TONE STOPS";
"PLEASE BLOW/R" (flashing)
Repeat step six.
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"PLEASE BLOW . ###"followed Repeat step seven.
by "PLEASE BLOW 0.###"
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"SUBJECT TEST .0'00"
15.
"AIR .BLANK .000" Prints an asterisk (*) before
"SUBJECT TEST .###." The asterisk is a cross reference to the message, "LOW SAMPLE
VOL VALUE PRINTED WAS
HIGHEST OBTAINED," printed at the bottom of the evidence card.
below. ).
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Low Sample Volume
Evidence Card Format
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"TEST COMPLETE"
THIS SlOE UP THIS EDGE IN. FORM NUMBER 015010
HRS IMPLIED CONSENT
IHTOXILYZER - ALCOHOLAHALYZER
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07/28/90
TEST
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TO START TEST"; "PUSHBUTTON~
(flashing); "TIME##HR
##MIN"; ."DATE MMfDD/YY"
Insert a new mouthpiece in the end of the breath tube.
To begin test, press nSTART TEST" .
button any time.
"INSERT CARD" (flashing) Insert an evidence card into the card slot located on the front panel of the instrument.
Make sure to insert the card face up with the top edge "in" according to the instructions printed on the card.
You have approximately 30 seconds to insert the evidence card, after which, the instrument will return to its initial ready to start message.
If
S13 . is in the ON position
(Print Inhibit), the instrument will not request an evidence card.
"AIR BLANK"
"TIME ##HR ##MIN"
"DATE MM/DD/YY"
"AIR BLANK .000" During this nAIR BLANK," the instrument purges the sample chamber, internal, ,=xternal breath tubes and analyzes the room air for substances that could potentially interfere with the accuracy of a test.
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"PLEASE BLOW R/INTO (See step 6 "Low Sample Volume
MOUTHPIECE UNTIL TONE STOPS"; Test.")
"PLEASE BLOW/R" iflashing)
"PLEASE BLOW .###" followed by "PLEASE BLOW 0.1##
"SUBJECT TEST .###" i.
(See step 7 "Low Sample Volum~
Test.")
Instrument displays actual blood/breath alcohol conient in percent weight by volume.
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"PLEASE BLOW/R INTO MOUTH-
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"PLEASEBLOW.ltl" followed by
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Repeat step seven.
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"TEST COMPLETE" Remove the evidence card after i t is instrument.
card below .
released by the
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Evidence Card Format
THIS SIDE UP. THIS EDGE IN. FORM NUMBER 015010
HRS IMPLIED CONSENT
INTO;': iLYZER - ALCOHOL Ai-iALYZER
FL MODEL 5008R -SN 66-e0146~ a7/29/9\3
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IIPLEASE BLOW INTO
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"PLEASE BLOW/R" (flashing)
Repeat step six.
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THE CUSTOM BREATH TEST MOPE SEQUENCE WITH SAMPLE CAPTURE
Sample captUre Qption-Activated
The !ntoxilyzer
5000R breath - analysis instrument uses a nondestructive infrared absorption technique to find the alcohol concentration of a breath sample.
Consequerttly, one may preserve the alcohol in an analyzed sample by evacuating the contents of the sample chamber through a tube containing a desiccant, such as silica gel.
Since the desiccant collects alcohol, it enables one to reanalyze a sample at a later date.
Some alcohol-capture techniques channel the analyzed sample through the collector tube and into the room.
Occasionally, passing the breath sample through the collector tube only once fails to trap all of the alcohol ~aphenomenon known as blow-by.
Therefore, to prevent blow-by, the lntoxilyzer SOOOR breath analysis instrument recirculates an analyzed sample through the collector tube until no al~ohol remains in the sample.
Following a breath test, the instrument automatically purges the sample chamber.
During a purge operation, the instrument's pump forces the breath sample out an exit port by sucking room air into the s~mple chamber through the breath tube.
Therefore, following a breath test, one may preserve the alcohol in a breath sample by connecting one end of a collector tube to the sample chamber's exit port and the other end of the breath tube.
Thus, during the purge operation, the instrument's pump circulates the breath sample instead of exhausting it into the room.
While the desictant ~ollects the alcohol and water present in the breath sample, the instrument's display shows "AlB BLANK" and a three digit (optional 2 digit) number.
The number is "the alcohol concentration present in the sample chamber converted to an equivalent blood/breath alcohol concentration in percent weight by volume.
Con~equently,as the desiccant traps the alcohol, the number displayed with "AIR BLANK" decreases.
"AIR BLANK .000," then, indicates that the desiccant has captured all the alcohol.
Following the order of statements and commands given by the instrument's display when the Intoxilyzer SOOOR breath analysis instrument is set with the Sample capture Option activated (56
"on") and in the ABABA[BA] mode sequence (51,52,& 53 on).
To conduct a breath test, simply respond to the displayed message and commands as indicated in the right hand column.
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Display Reads
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2 .
Scrolling across the display i'CMI INC INTOXILYZER-ALCOHOr..
ANALYZER FL MODEL5000R-PUSH
BUTTON TO START TEST"; "PUSH
BUTTON"(flashing); "TIME ##
HR ##MIN" "DATEHM/DD/YY"
"INSERT CARD" (flashing)
Insert a new mouthpiece in the end of the breath tube.
To start the test, push the
"START TEST" button at any time.
Insert an evidence card into the card slot located on the front panel of the instrument.
Mak~ sure toinsert.the card face up with the top edge "in" according t6 the instructions printed on . the card.
If 513
(Print Inhibit) is also in the
ON position, the instrument does not request an eVidence card.
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"AIR BLANK"
"TIME ##HR ##MIN"
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"AIR BLANK .000"
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"PLEASE BLOW/R"(flashing)
Request subject to blow into the mouthpiece until the tone stops; the subject has approximately three minutes to provide a minimum acceptable breath sample.
To insure sufficient delivery sample, of a the displayed command requests the subject to blow mouthpiece until into the the tone stops.
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As the subject blows into the mouthpiece, instrument sounds the
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The three digit
(optional two digit) number is the subject's rising, falling or constant alcohol blood/breath concentration in percent weight by volume.
The continuous tone tells you the subject is blowing with sufficient pressure.
When the zero appears before the
BAC/BrAC value (O.~~#), the subject has delivered a minimum acceptable breath sample.
( Do not instruct the subject to stop blbwing when the zero appears.)
If S5{Display During Test) is
"off," the instrument will not display alcohol the blood/breath cOI').centration
value until the subject stops blowing and has delivered a sufficient breath?ample., The instrument will also not display the zero indicating when the subject has delivered a minimum acceptable breath sample.
If the subject stops blowing before providing a sufficient sample, "PLEASE BLOW" flashes on the display and a beep sounds approximately every five seconds.
If this occurs, request the subject to blow into mouthpiece until the tone stops.
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In the event that the subject fails to pr9vide a minimum
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"SUBJECT TEST.###"
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"LOW on
SAMPLE the
VOL" display accompanied by a low-high tone sounding intermittently for approximately five seconds.
Next, the instrument displays
"SUBJECT TEST .###" highestBAC/BrAC
(the value obtainable from the given breath samples) and completes the .ode
sequence.
On the evidence card, the instrument indicates the highest obtainable BAC/BrAc value by printing an asterisk before "SUBJECT TEST
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The asterisk (*) is a cross reference to the message printed at the .bottom
of the evidence card: "* LOW SAMPLE
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Remove the mouthpiece from the breath tube, attach the collector tub~ and its associated plumbip.g
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"START TEST" button.
This sequence is broken into six, apprOXimately 10 second intervals with a tone sounding after each interval.
If you fail to depress the
"START TEST" button in apprOXimately 60 seconds,. the instrument moves on to the
"AIR BLANK" operation and skips the command requesting
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Detach the collector tube and its associated plumbing from the instrument, depress tha
"START TEST" button, and insert a mouthpiece in the end of the breath tube.
You have approximately 60 seconds to detach the collector tube and its associated plumbing from the instrument and to depress the
"START TEST" but,ton.
This sequence is broken into six, approximately 10 second intervals with atone sounding after each interval.
If you fail to
"START TEST" approximately 60 instrument move~ next operation.
depress button seconds, on to the in the the
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"PLEASE BLOW .###" followed by "PLEASE BLOW 0.##="
"SUBJECT TEST .###"
"PLEASE ATTACH COLLECTOR
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TEST SWITCH"; "ATTACH
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"AIR BLANK .000"
"PLEASE DETACH COLLECTOR
DEVICE AND DEPRESS START
TEST SWITCH"; "DETACH
COLLECTOR" (flashing)
See step 8.
See step 9.
See step 11.
See step . 13.
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evidence card after released by the
Evidence Card Format
Custo.Breath Test Hode Sequence
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The software in your instrument contains a control Breath Test
Hode Sequence.
To program the instrument to carry out the operation of your control Breath Test HodeSequence, set the mode selection switches labeled Control - Sl and S2 in the ON (up) position and S3 in OFF position (down).
Following are the gene~al operations of ybur Control Breath Test
Hode Sequence:
1.
The instrument accepts and analyzes two breath samples and checks to see if the two results are equal to or less than .020 BAC/BrAC with S4 ON (equal to or less than .02 BAC/BrAC if S415 OFF).'
2.
If the two results are equal to or less than .020 or
.02, the instrument completes the mode se.quenceand
prints the test results.
If the two results are greater than .020
or .02
BAC/BRAC, the instrument accepts and analyzes a third breath sample, completes the breath sequence and prints the test results.
3.
Between the first and second breath samples, the instrument performs a "CONTROL TEST."
Attach 0.100% alcohol wet bath simulator solution.
4.
BeloW is the order of statements and comments given by the display folloWing completion of the Test Data Entry Sequence when the instrument is set to carry out the Control Mode-Sequence .
Control Breath Mode sequence ABACABA( BA) :
Display Reads Description
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2.
Scrblling across the display
"CMI, INC.
INTOXILY~ER
ALCOHOL ANALYZER HODEL
SOOOR --- PUSH BUTTON TO
START TEST"; "PUSH BUTTON"
(flashing); "TIME ##HR ##MIN It
"DATE MM/DD/YY"
Insert a new mouthpiece in
. end of the breath tube.
To start the test, push the i'START TEST" button at any time.
"INSERT CARD" (flashing) Insert 'an evidence card in slot located on the front panel of the instrument.
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9.
"AIR BLANK" sure to insert the card face up with the top edge "in" according to the instructions.
printed on the card.
You have approximately 30 seconds to insert the evidence card, after which the· instrument will return to its i~it~al ready to start message.
If
S13 (Print Inhibit) is also in the "ON" position, the instrument does not request an evidence card.
During this "AIR BLANK," the instrument purges the sample chamber, internal and external breath tubes and analyzes the air for substances that could potentially interfere with the accuracy of a test.
(See page
80, "Ambient Failed" condition. )
"TIME ##HR ~#MIN"
"DATE MM/DD/YY"
"AIR BLANK .000"
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"PLEASE BLOW/R INTO
MOUTHPIECE UNTIL TONE STOPS It;
"PLEASE BLOW/R tl (flashing)
Request subject to blow into the mouthpiece until the tone stops; the subject has approximately three minutes to provide a minimum acceptable breath sample.
If a minimu*acceptable breath sample is not taken in approximately three minutes, the instrument will sound an intermittent low-high tone for approximately five seconds.
(See page 86, "Low Sample
Volume" condition.) (See page
83, "Refusedncondi tion. )
The instrument displays the subject's BAC/BrACvalue .
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"CONTROL CHECK," page 36.)
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N O T & : I f the resulting simulated value of the control test does · n o t f a l l into the range of .095-.105, instrument will: the
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OF RANGE" stop mode sequence
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Evidence card Format
Example: Control Test Out of Range lHlSSIOE UP, THS EDGE IN.
FORM NUMBER 015010
HRS IMPLIED ~ONSEHT
IHTOXIlYZER -ALCOHOL ANALYZER
FL MODEL 5000RSH 66-001~G~
07/29/913.
TEST
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MOUTHPIECE UNTIL.TONE STOPS II ;
"PLEASE BLOW/R" (flashing)
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"AIR BLANK .000" 18.
If the results of the two breath tests agree within .02 BAC/BrAC:
19.
"TEST COMPLETE" Remove evidence card after i t is released by the instrument.
(See evidence card next page.)
OR
If the results of the two breath tests do not agree within .02
BAC/BrAC:
20.
"NO. 02 WAIT" The instrument will display
IIWAIT.
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"PLEASE BLOW/R tl (flashing)
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"SUBJECT TEST .###"
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(See evidence card next page.)
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HRS InPLIED CONSENT
HHOX IL YZER ALCOHOL
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AIR BLANK
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SUBJECT TEST
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SUBJECT TEST
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