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cord does not interfere with any driver control such as the steering wheel, blinkers, or gear shift.
Verify brake and gas pedals and steering are not affected by the installation.
Finally before you leave the service center be sure when your vehicle is running the device displays
“running”
11. Training and Demo mode
Read this manual completely
Watch the
Determinator
video (at the service center or online
www.ADSinterlock.com
)
Demo mode
At the Service Center, the
Determinator
will be in a demonstration mode to allow a driver to
learn all aspects of the Determinator operation such as:
o
how to provide a sample
o
starting the vehicle
o
rolling random retests
o
courtesy restarts
In demo mode, the
Hand Held
displays the following message at turn-on.
The
Determinator Hand Held
is shipped in Demo mode to allow a new user to learn the
unit’s operation. In
Demo Mode, the unit is fully functional, but all aspects of operation are sped up (to the point of being nonfunctional
while driving). Typically, one minute is allowed to provide a sample or a rolling retest. A vehicle may not be started unless a proper
sample is provided. Your installer will remove the device from Demo Mode prior to your departure. To exit Demo Mode, with the vehicle
running press the menu button until
Demo Exit?
Is seen.
Then press the yes button the unit display will the read
ADS
if you leave the service center and your unit calls for retests every 30
seconds or so it may be in Demo Mode, return to the service center or take it out of Demo Mode yourself by following these
instructions.
To exit Demo Mode, with the vehicle running
press the menu button until “
Demo
Exit?”
is seen.
Then press the
“yes
” button the unit display
“Please Wait”
then press
“NO”
the unit will then read
“
ADS”
12. Determinator Menu
Menu Button: YES Accept or change the currently displayed menu option. Also
the “1” key.
Menu Button: MENU Enters the
Determinator
’s menu and steps through options. Also the “2” key.
Menu Button: NO Exit the
Determinator
menu. Also the
“3” key.
DEMOEXIT press YES to exit Demo Mode
SERV DUE how many days until required to return to Service Center
VOLUME press YES to increase the voice volume (values 1-10)
TIME HMS display unit’s time
DATE YMD display unit’s date
DAYS2CAL number of days until a Service Center calibration is required
DIAGNOSE press YES to enter the Diagnostic sub-menu this is used by installers to test the installation.
o
Starter state.
o
Horn cycle the horn relay on/off
o
Lights cycle the lights relay on/off
o
Alarm cycle the VM alarm on/off
o
BattVolt
o
TachCnt
o
Pressure
o
TSample
o
TFuelCel
o
Tblock temperature
o
HH SN serial number
o
HH VERS firmware
o
VM SN serial number
o
VM VERS firmware version
13. Frequently Asked Questions
Q:
Can I leave my car running while it warms up on a cold Morning, or while I run into the convenience store?
A:
NO. Once a vehicle has been started, the
Determinator
will randomly prompt the user for a sample.
If the user is not available, this will be treated as a failure to provide a random retest and an early lockout will occur
Q:
The
Determinator
requires a long time to heat up and request a sample. Can this time be decreased?
A:
The
Determinator
must warm up to operating temperature. In cold climates, warm up time can be improved by
disconnecting the unit from the cord and bringing the unit indoors or keeping it in a pocket, when not in use
Q:
“My battery died” or “I replaced my battery”. Why did I get an early lockout?
A:
The State of Kansas requires the
Determinator
record an event at the loss of battery power. These events will
eventually lead to an early LOCK DUE message. A vehicle must be in good operating condition when the device is installed. A
user must contact Alcohol Detection Systems prior to the loss of power whenever possible or as soon as possible after it occurs,
the state of Kansas may send you a request for explanation, on this type of event, whenever possible obtain documentation on a power
interruption for your own protection.
Q:
A sample was rejected for “Pressure not stable”.
A:
Do not provide a sample until requested. If a user blows into the unit or even breathes lightly into the unit before it is
ready this error can occur. Please wait until prompted and retry the sample.
Q:
A sample was Invalid due to “Sample Temp”.