Alcotest Breath Alcohol Screening Device. Operator Instructions for Use. ST _sw.eps

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D Alcotest 6510 Breath Alcohol Screening Device Operator Instructions for Use ST-207-2004_sw.eps

Contents Contents................................................. 2 For your safety............................................ 3 Intended use............................................. 4 What s what?............................................. 5 Measuring instrument...................................... 5 Preparation............................................... 6 Inserting the batteries...................................... 6 Attaching the brief instructions for use........................ 8 Fixing the hand strap....................................... 8 Symbols and readings...................................... 9 Fitting the mouthpiece..................................... 10 Switching on and off...................................... 11 Switch on............................................ 11 Switch off............................................ 11 Automatic switch off................................... 11 Performing the Measurement............................. 12 Conditions............................................... 12 Requirements of the person to be tested..................... 12 Automatic measurement / Traffic............................ 13 Automatic measurement / Airline............................ 13 Error in delivering the breath sample........................ 15 Further measurement.................................. 15 Removing the mouthpiece................................. 15 Menu.................................................... 16 Activation................................................. 16 Operation................................................ 16 Symbols on the display..................................... 16 Menu................................................. 16 Function.............................................. 16 Quick menu.............................................. 17 Accuracy check........................................ 18 Set mode............................................. 18 Measuring limits.......................................... 19 Factory settings........................................... 19 Error.................................................... 19 Maintenance............................................. 20 Maintenance intervals...................................... 20 Storage.................................................. 20 Cleaning................................................. 21 Changing batteries........................................ 21 Disposal of the instrument.................................. 22 Fault, Cause, Remedy..................................... 23 Technical data............................................ 24 Order list................................................ 25 Index.................................................... 26 2

For your safety Strictly follow the instructions for use Any use of the instrument requires full understanding and strict observation of these instructions. The instrument is only to be used for the purposes specified herein. Maintenance Maintenance must only be performed by experts. We recommend that a service contract be obtained with DrägerService and that all repairs be carried out by them. Only authentic spare parts may be used for maintenance. Observe chapter "Maintenance intervals". Accessories Only the accessories specified in the order list may be used. Liability for proper function or damage The liability for the proper function of the instrument is irrevocably transferred to the owner or operator to the extent that the instrument is serviced or repaired by personnel not employed or authorized by DrägerService or if the instrument is used in a manner not conforming to its intended use. Dräger cannot be held responsible for damage caused by non-compliance with the recommendations given above. The warranty and liability provisions of the terms of sale and delivery of Dräger are likewise not modified by the recommendations given above. Dräger Safety AG & Co. KGaA ------------------------- Alcotest is a registered trademark of Dräger. 3

Intended use For quick measurement of a person s alcohol concentration through measurement of the breath alcohol concentration. For mobile use with batteries. Preparation Alcotest 6510 is supplied with standard calibration by the manufacturer. If the calibration date exceeds the period of 3 months: recalibrate instrument or have it calibrated by DrägerService. The date of the last calibration can be found in the quick menu (page 17). M OK Alcotest 6510 00123757_1.eps 4

What s what? Measuring instrument 1 Display 2 Menu button "UP" 7 3 "OK" button 4 Menu button "DOWN/MENU" 5 Socket 6 Lamp red/green 6 4 M OK 1 2 3 Alcotest 6510 7 Mouthpiece receptacle 5 00223757_1.eps 5

Preparation Inserting the batteries Upon initial operation or if the battery symbol on the display indicates "empty". Gently press onto the lock of the battery compartment and remove cover. Observe correct polarity when inserting the batteries! Close battery cover. 00423757_1.eps 05623757_1.eps 6

Batteries to be used 2 each 1.5 V Type Alkaline (Mignon, LR6, AA) or rechargeable battery 2*1.2 V NiMH Note: Charging batteries while in the instrument will cause damage to the instrument. + + 00523757_1.eps 7

Attaching the brief instructions for use An area for the "brief instructions for use" sticker is provided on the back of the instrument. The instrument is delivered with the brief instructions in English, German, French and Spanish language. Remove sticker from the carrier foil. Position the sticker onto the area provided on the back of the housing. Fixing the hand strap Insert the smaller loop into the hole in the housing. Thread the longer loop through the eyelet and pull through. 00923757_1.eps OK Alcotest 6510 01023757_1.eps 8

Symbols and readings The breath alcohol value is measured in µg/100 ml. The result is displayed as "ZERO", PASS", "ALERT" or "FAIL". For threshold limits see page 19. Symbols In these instructions for use several symbols are used corresponding to the messages indicated on the display: Battery symbol Indicates the battery charging status: Full battery 50 % battery capacity Empty battery Note: The symbols under the battery flap mean: Attention! Please consult the user instructions! Before changing batteries, please read the instructions. The service socket is not for charging. Never insert a power cable! Buttons OK M "OK"-button Confirms entries or selected functions. Button to switch instrument on and off. "DOWN" and "UP" Setting of values and selection of menu functions. 01223757_1.eps 9

Fitting the mouthpiece Open packaging. To keep the mouthpiece hygienic, retain the portion to come in contact with mouth covered by packaging until mouthpiece is correctly fitted to the instrument. With the grooved markings facing up, press the mouthpiece into mouthpiece receptacle until audible sound confirms correct engaging. 05823757_1.eps 05723757_1.eps Remove packaging completely and commence breath test. Mouthpiece can be used with orientation to right or left side. M OK Alcotest 6510 00723757_1.eps 10

Switching on and off Switch on Keep OK - button pressed for approx. 1 second until start window is displayed. Alcotest 6510 01323814_3_en.eps Switch off Keep OK - button pressed. The instrument switches off after 2 seconds. Alcotest 6510 shut-down in 2 sec. 01423814_3_en.eps Automatic switch off The instrument switches off automatically 4 minutes after the last use. When the batteries are discharged the instrument switches off automatically. Alcotest 6510 auto - shut-down 03323814_3_en.eps 11

Performing the Measurement Conditions A new mouthpiece is to be used for every person tested. Do not apply too high alcohol concentrations on to sensor, e.g. by rinsing the mouth with high-strength alcohol shortly before the measurement. By doing so the sensor service life is reduced. Keep sufficient distance to the antennas of mobile phones and transmitting stations. The TETRA specifications are full filled. Requirements of the person to be tested Maintain a waiting period of at least 20 minutes after drinking alcohol! Residual alcohol in the mouth can distort the measurement. Aromatic drinks (e.g. fruit juice), mouth sprays containing alcohol, medicines can interfere with measurements. Rinsing the mouth with water or non-alcoholic drinks does not reduce this waiting period! Before sampling the person to be tested must breathe normally. Quick inhaling and exhaling through the mouth must be avoided. The person to be tested must be able to provide the required minimum air volume of 1.2 L (factory setting). The breath flow must be constant for at least 2 seconds. 12

Automatic measurement / Traffic The mode "Traffic" was set by the manufacturer: ZERO: <4 µg/100 ml PASS: <31 µg/100 ml ALERT: <36 µg/100 ml FAIL: 36 µg/100 ml Set mode see page 18. The sampling is activated automatically after the minimum breathing volume and minimum blowing period are reached. Automatic measurement / Airline ZERO: <4 µg/100 ml PASS: <9 µg/100 ml FAIL: >9 µg/100 ml Set mode see page 18. The sampling is activated automatically after the minimum breathing volume and minimum blowing period are reached. Preparation Insert new mouthpiece in the holder (page 10). Switch instrument on (page 11). After 2 seconds: the user info screen or "WAIT" is indicated on the display. The user info screen can also be viewed by pressing the - button. Close with the OK - button Alcotest 6510 WAIT 01323814_3_en.eps 01523814_3_en.eps Preparation Insert new mouthpiece in the holder (page 10). Switch instrument on (page 11). After 2 seconds: the user info screen or "WAIT" is indicated on the display. The user info screen can also be viewed by pressing the - button. Close with the OK - button Alcotest 6510 WAIT 01323814_3_en.eps 01523814_3_en.eps After approximately 6 seconds "READY" is displayed and a short audible signal is given. At the same time the current test number is indicated. A green light flashes. The instrument is ready for measurement. READY Test No. 00140 01623814_3_en.eps After approximately 6 seconds "R.AIR" is displayed and a short audible signal is given. At the same time the current test number is indicated. A green light flashes. The instrument is ready for measurement. R.AIR Test No. 00140 06123814_3_en.eps 13

Performing the measurement Ask the test subject to blow evenly into the mouthpiece without interruption. A sufficient flow is indicated by a continous tone and a green light. While the sample is taken the display shows: "Blow" When the sampling was successful the green light will cease and the continuous tone will stop. The display shows: "WAIT Analyzing" Blow WAIT Analyzing 01723814_3_en.eps 01823814_3_en.eps Test result After 5 to 25 seconds (depending on the instrument temperature and the measured concentration) the measured value is shown on the display. ZERO / PASS or ALERT (in Traffic mode only) or FAIL It is also possible to show the value in a decimal presentation, if required by respective authorities. ZERO PASS ALERT 0 µg/100 ml 0 FAIL µg/100 ml 06423814_3_en.eps 06323814_3_en.eps 06423814_3_en.eps 06723814_3_en.eps 06223814_3_en.eps 06823814_3_en.eps 14

Error in delivering the breath sample If the sampling volume is too low the display shows: "Insufficient Volume" The horn sounds briefly and a red light flashes. To repeat press the OK - button. The instrument is ready for measurement after 4 seconds. Insufficient Volume OK 02023814_3_en.eps Further measurement By pressing the OK - button a new measurement is prepared. During the recovery period of the sensor (see Technical data on page 24) the display shows: "WAIT" Note: Switching the instrument off in the meantime does not reduce the waiting period! WAIT 02223814_3_en.eps Removing the mouthpiece Push the mouthpiece out of the mouthpiece holder. Dispose of the mouthpiece in accordance with local regulations. M OK Alcotest 6510 00823757_1.eps 15

Menu Activation Switch instrument on. When "WAIT", "READY" or "R.AIR" appears on the display the menu functions can then be called up. For quick menu press button shortly. M The main menu is not accessible to routine operators OR the main menu is accessible to instrument supervisors only. Symbols on the display Menu Return to next higher menu level Menu item with sub-menu Open menu item Selected function Further items below the visible items Further items above the visible items Operation Select functions using and buttons. M The selected function is highlighted. Activate the selected function by pressing OK - button. Function Activated item Actual screen (1) of all screens (6) Selecting " return to measurement" and pressing the OK - button brings the instrument into the measuring mode. If no button is pressed within 120 seconds, the instrument automatically returns to the measuring mode. 16

Quick menu Last tests Display of the last test. Back with OK - button. Accuracy check Confirm proper measuring operation. Last cal. date Display of last calibration date. Back with OK - button. Set mode Display for selection of the two different modes: Traffic, "ZERO" / "PASS" / "ALERT" / "FAIL". Airline, "ZERO" / "PASS" / "FAIL". Set contrast Change by pressing and. Back with - button. M OK Back to measurement Last tests Accuracy Last cal. date Set mode Set contrast 02623814_3_en.eps 17

Accuracy check The calibration parameters are not changed with this procedure! Enter the "Accuracy check" item by using the gas to be used. Enter "Next" item by using the OK - button. When "Supply gas" is shown supply respective gas. A minimum flow rate of 3 L/min obtain "Gas flow ok" on display. The instrument performs the check automatically. The result is displayed together with the check value. OK - button. The display shows the calibration Accuracy check Back to menu Check value: 35 µg/100 ml Gas Type: Dry gas Next Check value : 47.6 Result : 47.0 Unit : µg/100ml 06523814_3_en.eps 06923814_3_en.eps Set mode Enter "Set mode" item by using the - button. Change by pressing or and choice with - button. M OK XXXX: according to local settings Back by enter the "Back to menu" item by using the OK OK - button. Set mode Back to menu XXXX Traffic XXXX Airline 06623814_3_en.eps 18

Measuring limits Displaymode Limit Set mode µg/100 ml µg/100 ml µg/100 ml µg/100 ml µg/100 ml <4 9 <31 <36 36 AIRLINE ZERO PASS FAIL FAIL FAIL TRAFFIC ZERO PASS PASS ALERT FAIL alcohol indication Factory settings TRAFFIC ZERO: <4 µg/100 ml PASS: <31 µg/100 ml ALERT: <36 µg/100 ml FAIL: 36 µg/100 ml AIRLINE ZERO: <4 µg/100 ml PASS: 9 µg/100 ml FAIL: >9 µg/100 ml Error In case of internal error, the following error message is displayed. If the failure still occurs after the instrument is switched on and off several times, contact DrägerService. Internal System ERROR 662 05523814_3_en.eps 19

Maintenance Maintenance intervals If necessary: Changing batteries, page 21. Every month: Check calibration. Storage The Alcotest 6510 consumes a small amount of current even when switched off. Therefore remove the batteries from the instrument during long periods without use. Note: In case of long storage periods Remove batteries from instrument, if the instrument is not used for more than 6 months to avoid damage to the instrument caused by leaking battery acid. Caution: Used alkaline batteries must not be thrown into open fire, be recharged or opened by exerting force. Danger of explosion! Only dispose of as special waste in accordance with local waste disposal regulations. For more information about suitable waste disposal companies please contact the local authorities for environmental protection. 20

Cleaning Do not submerge in liquid liquid must not enter the sockets! To clean: wipe with a disposable tissue. do not use cleaning agents containing alcohol or solvents. Changing batteries 00423757_1.eps If the battery symbol on the display indicates "empty", change the batteries. Gently press onto the lock of the battery compartment and remove cover. Remove used batteries and insert new ones consider correct polarity. Close battery cover. Required batteries: 2 each 1.5 V Type Alkaline (Mignon, LR6, AA) or rechargeable battery 2*1.2 V NiMH + + For continuity of use it is recommended always to have replacement batteries or an additional battery supply available. 00523757_1.eps 21

Caution: Used batteries Do not expose to fire, Do not recharge, Do not force open. Danger of an explosion! Only dispose of as special waste, in accordance with local waste disposal regulations. Information can be obtained from environmental agencies and from waste disposal companies. Disposal of the instrument at the end of its service life. Dispose of the instrument in accordance with national waste disposal regulations or Ask a suitable disposal contractor to dispose of the instrument. The local environmental agency can supply further details. 06223757_1.eps 06223757_1.eps 22

Fault, Cause, Remedy Fault Cause Remedy Instrument switches off automatically. batteries discharged. replace batteries, page 21. Instrument leaves menu-mode automatically and shows measuring mode. Instrument has been left ready for measurement for more than 4 minutes. Instrument has an automatically switch off of the menu after 120 sec. without use. Reselect menu item. Instrument cannot be switched on. batteries discharged. Replace batteries. Insuffient volume. Subject not blowing hard or evenly enough. Ask to blow harder and more evenly. Fault in display Cause Remedy "Calibration error" Calibration not successful. Calibrate again, by trained service personnel, e. g. by DrägerService. "Accuracy check error" Accuracy check not successful. Repeat accuracy check, if fault reappears, call DrägerService. BAC measured exceeds measuring limits. Use lower concentrations. "Internal System ERROR" with service code Instrument error, no measuring function possible. Remove batteries (2 sec.) and insert them again, if the fault reappears call Dräger- Service. 23

Technical data Measuring principle Measurement range Breath alcohol concentration Display range Electrochemical sensor 0 to 250 µg/100ml (Ethanol-Mass per breath volume at 34 o C and1013 hpa.) Display range is identical to measuring range. If the result is exceeding the measuring range the display will show three arrows " " as overflow indication. Ambient conditions For operation 0 to 40 o C (32 to 104 o F) 10 to 100 % r.h. (non condensing) 600 to 1400 hpa For storage 40 to 65 o C ( 40 to 149 o F) Measurement accuracy Reproducibility with an ethanol standard up to 50 µg/100 ml 0.8 µg/100 ml or 50 µg/100 ml 1.7 % of measurement value the higher value is valid up to 1.00 0.017 or 1.00 1.7 % of measurement value the higher value is valid Sensitivity drift typically 0.6 % of meas. value/month Intervals before readiness for operation 1st measurement about 6 s after terminating a result of a previous test in range: (breath alcohol unit) 25 µg/100 ml 120 s 50 µg/100 ml 140 s 100 µg/100 ml 180 s > 150 µg/100 ml 120 s Dimensions 140 mm x 80 mm x 35 mm (W x H x D) Weight Electrical supply approx. 195 g Sample conditions minimal blowing time 2 s default Batteries 2 x 1.5 V Type Alkaline (Mignon, LR6, AA) approx. 1500 measurements minimal volume 1.2 L default CE-marking electromagnetic compatibility (Directive 89/336/EEC) 24

Order list Name and Description Part no. Alcotest 6510 83 17 930 Accessories Mouth-pieces hygienically tested 100 pieces 250 pieces 1000 pieces 68 10 690 68 10 825 68 10 830 Alkaline battery (1 piece) 13 35 804 Rechargable battery NiMH (1 piece) 83 179 12 Case for Alcotest 6510 83 179 20 Leather pouch for Alcotest 6510 (belt fixation) Leather pouch for Alcotest 6510 (yellow) (Instrument can be operated while staying in the pouch) 83 17 911 83 17 931 25

Index Accessories.......................................... 3, 25 Accuracy check..................................... 17, 18 Activation............................................... 16 Ambient conditions....................................... 24 Automatic measurement / Airline........................... 13 Automatic measurement / Traffic........................... 13 Automatic switch off...................................... 11 Batteries.............................................. 6, 7 Battery symbol............................................ 9 Brief instructions for use................................... 8 Buttons.................................................. 9 Case.................................................... 5 CE-marking............................................. 24 Changing batteries....................................... 21 Cleaning................................................ 21 Conditions.............................................. 12 Dimensions............................................. 24 Display range............................................ 24 Disposal of the instrument................................. 22 Electrical supply......................................... 24 Error.............................................. 15, 19 Factory settings.......................................... 19 Fault................................................... 23 Fault in display........................................... 23 Further measurement..................................... 15 Hand strap................................................ 8 Intended use.............................................. 4 Intervals before readiness for operation...................... 24 Last cal. date............................................. 17 Last tests................................................ 17 Liability................................................... 3 Maintenance......................................... 3, 20 Maintenance intervals..................................... 20 Measurement accuracy.................................... 24 Measurement range....................................... 24 Measuring instrument...................................... 5 Measuring limits.......................................... 19 Measuring principle....................................... 24 Menu................................................... 16 mobile phones........................................... 12 Mode» traffic «........................................... 13 Mouthpiece......................................... 10, 15 Operation............................................... 16 Order list................................................ 25 Performing the Measurement............................... 12 Performing the measurement............................... 14 Preparation........................................... 4, 6 Quick menu.............................................. 17 26

Readings................................................. 9 Removing the mouthpiece................................. 15 Required batteries........................................ 21 Requirements............................................ 12 Residual alcohol......................................... 12 Safety.................................................... 3 Sample conditions........................................ 24 Sensitivity drift........................................... 24 Set contrast............................................. 17 Set mode........................................... 17, 18 Storage................................................. 20 Switching off............................................. 11 Switching on............................................. 11 Symbols................................................. 9 Symbols on the display.................................... 16 Technical data........................................... 24 Test result............................................... 14 transmitting stations...................................... 12 Weight.................................................. 24 27

Dräger Safety AG & Co. KGaA Revalstraße 1 D-23560 Lübeck Germany Tel. +49 451 8 82-0 Fax +49 451 8 82-20 80 www.draeger-safety.de 90 23 814 - GA 4754.500 en Dräger Safety AG & Co. KGaA 4th edition - May 2005 Subject to alteration