YOU MUST READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE YOU LEAVE TODAY!!!
ANY SERVICE INQUIRIES SHOULD BE MADE TO ADS @ 888-786-7384
The State of Kansas Allows for Individuals who qualify to receive a reduction in their monthly lease payments,
if you believe you may qualify contact our staff to apply
ADS Determinator
User’s Manual
KS Rev 10
– Released – 1/1/2019
www.ADSinterlock.com
(888) 786-7384
NOTE: Completely read and understand this manual before operating a vehicle with the Determinator System installed.
A user must comply with the requests of the unit and follow its instructions in a timely manner.
Failure to do so may require early service or a complete vehicle lockout
– at the driver’s expense and inconvenience.
Always operate the vehicle and provide breath samples in a safe manner.
1. ADS Determinator System Overview
Alcohol Detections Systems’
Determinator
is a breath alcohol ignition interlock device (BAIID) designed to prevent
a driver from starting a vehicle when his breath alcohol content (BRAC) is above a defined set point. It is certified
per NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) specifications as published in Federal Register Vol 78,
No 89, May 8
th
, 2013. Additionally, the device has been certified and approved for use in the State of Kansas.
2. System Components
2.1. Determinator Hand Held
The
Hand Held
is the removable portion of the
Determinator
system into which a user provides a breath
sample. Display messages and voice prompts are provided by the
Hand Held
to instruct a user
.
2.2. Determinator Vehicle module
The
Vehicle module
is wired to the vehicle’s electrical system. It is out of sight of the user and provides the connection to the vehicle. The
coiled cord is permanently attached to the
Vehicle module
and connects to the
Hand Held
.
2.3. Determinator Mouthpieces
Along with
Hand Held
,
Vehicle module
, and wiring harness, the
Determinator
Kit includes 3 disposable
mouthpieces. Additional mouthpieces are available by contacting ADS at 888-786-7384. mouthpieces should be changed or cleaned
at a user’s discretion or for a change of user. Always keep a spare handy.
2.4 Optional GPS Antenna
Some individuals are required by state law, or some sentencing agencies to have a GPS enabled unit. These devices will record the
Longitude, and Latitude of the vehicle and random intervals. This information is regularly reported to the appropriate State Agency.
3. Operation
3.1. Plug In
Plug the Hand Held Unit into the Cable. The connector is keyed and will only plug in with the connector
writing “up”. To remove, squeeze the both sides of the connector and gently pull.
3.2. Turn On
Turn the ignition to
“RUN” - this is the position just before “CRANK”. The Hand-Held will turn on and prompt the
user for the next step.
3.2.1. Turn On Messages
Hand Held
firmware version number
Hand Held
serial number
Initializing Message
Possible Service Due Messages
Pay attention to the service due or lockout date. If you are parking your vehicle for an extended period of
time, be aware of your scheduled service.
