ACS WR3 Bedienungsanleitung

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Safety and Precautions

WR3 has been designed for easy and safe operation. The alcohol interlock is to be used only for

the purposes specified herein. To help ensure your safety, you must follow these precautions:

• In response to a retest request, carefully stop your vehicle at the side of the road. Complete a

successful breath test before you resume driving.

• Do not open the handset case. Doing so will void the warranty and potentially damage the

components within.

• Avoid exposing the handset to direct sunlight for extended periods of time.

• If liquid spills onto the handset, remove the excess with a cloth and allow the handset to dry

thoroughly. If there is substantial moisture damage, do not turn the handset on. Contact your

local service centre.

• Keep all radio frequency (RF) transmitting devices (such as cell phones) away from WR3 to

minimize interference.

• Do not attempt to tamper with or circumvent WR3. This is considered a program violation.

Maintenance

During field use, WR3 is susceptible to dirt and debris. Clean the handset with a damp cloth and

mild soap. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.

Periodic service appointments are required. Consult your compliance guide for more

information.

Information and Support

For information and support, please contact your local service centre.

WR3 User Guide

Table of Contents

Safety and Precautions .............................................................iii

Maintenance ..........................................................................iii

Information and Support ...........................................................iii

Getting Started 1

What is an alcohol interlock? ................................................... 1

How does it work? .................................................................. 1

User Fees ............................................................................... 2

Installation .............................................................................. 2

Maintenance .......................................................................... 2

Handset Cable ........................................................................ 3

To Disconnect ...................................................................... 3

To Connect .......................................................................... 3

More information .................................................................... 4

Alcohol Influence on Testing .................................................. 4

Operating Temperature ......................................................... 4

Battery Voltage .................................................................... 4

Using the Interlock 5

Starting the motor .................................................................... 5

Warm-up and Standby (where applicable) ................................. 7

Restarting the motor ................................................................. 8

Running retests ........................................................................ 9

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Menu Options 11

Wake-Up Mode .................................................................... 11

Sleep Mode .......................................................................... 12

Time Mode ........................................................................... 13

Date Mode ........................................................................... 13

Language Mode .................................................................... 14

Volume Mode ....................................................................... 14

Maintenance & Troubleshooting 15

Troubleshooting Table ............................................................ 15

Service Dates ........................................................................ 15

Error Messages ..................................................................... 16

Reset Codes .......................................................................... 18

Emergency Override (where applicable) ............................... 18

Third-Party Maintenance (TPM) ............................................. 18

Other ................................................................................ 18

Disposal of Unit at End of Service Life ...................................... 18

Replacement Parts ................................................................. 19

Index 21

Service Record 23

WR3 User Guide

Getting Started

What is an alcohol interlock?

An alcohol interlock is an in-car breath alcohol

screening instrument. It prevents a vehicle from

starting if it detects that a driver’s breath alcohol

concentration (BrAC) is over a preset limit. It is

designed to fit inside the vehicle, near the driver’s

seat, and connects directly to the vehicle’s ignition

system.

The interlock consists of a handset and relay

module. The relay module enables or disables the

ignition of the motor and stores the handset settings.

To help prevent other people from providing the

required breath samples, the interlock requests

additional breath samples at random intervals

during the trip.

How does it work?

WR3 uses the same alcohol sensing technology used by police in

roadside screening. A special alcohol-sensitive cell detects the amount

of alcohol in the breath. Breath alcohol is directly proportional to the

blood alcohol concentration (BAC).

GETTING STARTED

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User Fees

Drivers who are subject to an alcohol interlock program are

responsible for all installation and maintenance costs. Refer to your

compliance guide for a complete list of costs.

Installation

Installation centres are conveniently located, and the interlock is

installed while you wait. You receive full training on site, and

technicians help to ensure that everything operates properly.

The interlock is installed by a qualified installer in accordance with

national regulations. An unqualified installation may invalidate the

type approval of the vehicle.

Maintenance

You must visit the installation centre a short time after installation. You

must also visit at certain intervals for maintenance and data

download. Maintenance appointments typically take less than 20

minutes.

Refer to your compliance guide for the interval dates.

WR3 User Guide

Getting Started

Handset Cable

The handset cable connects the handset to the interface module,

which is connected to the vehicle’s ignition. The handset should

remain connected at all times, but for instances in which the handset

needs to be removed, follow these steps:

To Disconnect

1. Make sure that the vehicle motor is off.

The handset cable consists of a connector, a

sleeve and a cord.

2. Release the connector from the interface mod-

ule plug by pulling back on the sleeve. This

disconnects the handset cable.

Warning! Do not pull on the handset cord or turn the connector. This could

damage the cable.

To Connect

1. With the vehicle motor off, locate the green

arrows on the handset cable connector and plug.

Note! If the vehicle’s motor is running, the interface

module plug flashes green and beeps every 15

seconds.

2. Line up the green arrows and gently push the

connector into the interface module plug. A

light click sounds when they properly connect.

3. A Wait message displays. WR3 may require

another breath test. Observe the message on

the display.

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More information

Alcohol Influence on Testing

Drinking alcohol and eating foods containing alcohol will cause a

failed alcohol test.

Some other factors that may affect a test (because they may contain or

produce residual alcohol in the mouth) are medicines, drops,

smoking, using mouthwash or mouth spray.

Rinsing the mouth with water after using mouthwash or mouth spray

will remove the alcohol content in the mouth.

According to the previous information, do not eat, smoke or drink for

at least 10 minutes before taking a test.

Additionally do not spray any air fresheners, disinfectants, cologne or

perfume in the vehicle prior to a test, as these can also contain

alcohol.

Note! The above mentioned list of factors that may affect a test is not

exhaustive. There are additional items that may affect the results of a breath

test. Follow this guide carefully to avoid incorrect results.

Operating Temperature

The maximum ambient operational temperature is between -40°C and

+85°C.

Note! Depending on the ambient temperature, the handset takes a few

seconds to warm up (approximately 15 seconds at 20°C, approximately

1 minute at 0°C).

Battery Voltage

The voltage supplied to the relay module, which in turn powers the

handset, is supplied by the vehicle battery.

For the 12V Interlock system, the vehicle battery voltage can range

from 9V - 18V.

WR3 User Guide

Using the Interlock

Starting the motor

1. The interlock turns on automatically

when you plug it in, and Wait dis-

plays as the unit warms up.

If the interlock is plugged in, but has

gone into sleep mode, turn the power on

again by pressing the right button.

Alternatively, you can move the key

between the On and Off positions.

Note: The ignition must be OFF before you can

continue.

2. The handset displays Ready for test

when it has finished warming up.

The warm-up time is longer in cold

temperatures.

Note: Do not store the mouthpiece to be used

in a cold area. This causes condensation in the

mouthpiece and increases the opportunity for

water to enter the handset.

3. Insert a clean mouthpiece. Using a

clean mouthpiece is good hygiene,

and it helps to ensure a usable

breath sample.

Note: Do not eat, drink or smoke for at least 15 minutes before the test. This

could contaminate the breath sample.

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