Andatech Sentry Manual de usuario
USER’S MANUAL
Baton Breathalyser
ANDATECH
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Thank you for purchasing the Andatech Sentry baton breathalyser.
We hope you enjoy owning your Andatech Sentry breathalyser. If you
have any questions regarding the unit or want to speak with us further,
please visit andatech.com.au or call 1300 800 200 (between 9am and
5:30pm Monday to Friday).
Table of Contents
Components 4
Contents 4
Operating Instructions 5
Troubleshooting / Warning Display 6
Menu 8
Specifications 13
Safety Information 14
Disclaimers 15
Measurements & Conditions for Test 16
Warranty Details 17
Recalibration and Service 19
Andatech Guarantee 20
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Components
Contents
1 x Andatech Sentry
1 x Blow cap
3 x Blow caps (additional)
1 x Micro USB cable
1. Blow cap
2. LED Lighting
3. Magnet installed (Rear side)
4. Micro USB port
5. Lighting / Up button
6. White FND display
7. Power / Confirmation / Passive test
button
8. Setting / Down button
9. Battery cover & handle
10.Slotted screw
1 x Handstrap
1 x User manual
6 x AA batteries
1 x Hard case
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Operating Instructions
1. Press the power button . The screen will light up
2. The device will then indicate the battery level as High , Medium or
Low
3. The device will then proceed to warm up
4. The device is ready to take a test when it shows “go”
5. Get the subject to blow into the device blow cap from a distance of 2 to 3 cm
away from the sampling hole.
6. The test result will be displayed in two modes:
• Passive mode: Results will be displayed as Zero , Low or High
• Normal mode: Results will be displayed in 2 decimal format from 0.00 to
0.10 %BAC
(equivalent to 0.50mg/L or 0.10%BAC or 100mg/100mL)
*Results higher than 0.10% BAC will be displayed as “HI” without the
3-digit result display.
Note: In normal mode testing, results may be affected by sampling distance,
angle, flow rate, and strength.
Press and hold the power button from switched off mode, to see the last test “L”
result e.g.
When switched on, press and hold power button to switch off the unit. It will show
OUT.
Manual mode testing
This mode can be used if the subject is unable to breathe out hard enough, or to
check the alcohol content of a drink. To use this mode:
1. Place the unit sampling hole as close as possible to the subject’s mouth or
the drink’s contents without touching.
2. Press the power button once when the unit is in “go” status .
3. Results will be displayed as Zero , Low or High
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LED Light Options
1. Press and hold the left button to enter the LED light options. Continue
pressing to change the light colour.
2. Hold down the left button to revert to the default white LED light option.
Troubleshooting / Warning Display
Escape to “go” (ready to blow) mode from the setting menu.
Shortcut key: hold the buttons together
The unit is running out of batteries. Replace with new batteries now
(Replace all batteries at the same time. Do not mix old and new
batteries)
Appears when the surrounding temperature is below -5*C when it is too
low to operate the device.
Appears when the surrounding temperature is above 50*C when it is too
high to operate the device.
Number of DAYS before calibration is required. For example, d.30
means 30 days left before calibration is required.
Number of test COUNTS before calibration is required.
For example, t.99 means 990 test counts before calibration is required.
This warning will only appear before the warming up status when the
device is switched on.
Number of DAYS that the calibration grace period has been activated.
The CA.d and specific number of DAYS left until calibration lock will be
displayed alternatingly.
Device must be calibrated before this number counts down to zero.
Number of test COUNTS that the calibration grace period has been
activated.
The CA.t and specific number of test COUNTS left until calibration lock
will be displayed alternatingly.
(001 = 10 COUNTS left)
Device must be calibrated before this number counts down to zero.
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Device is in calibration lock status and cannot be used.
Contact technical service provider to get the unit calibrated.
Battery level indication
This indication will only appear before the warming up status when the
device is switched on.
Low battery level indication while device is in ready to blow status.
The batteries need to be replaced immediately.
* Low battery level indication could be displayed under WHITE LED
status as the power consumption of the WHITE LED is much higher than
that of other LED colours.
Device is under calibration grace period (DAYS or COUNTS)
Device needs to be calibrated before it enters calibration lock status.
Flow error: The breath sample was not strong enough.
Get the subject to blow strong and steady during sampling.
USB cable is connected to the device.
PC software is connected to device.
Err1 error: Pressure sensor is damaged. Contact your technical service
provider.
Err2 error: Alcohol sensor is damaged. Contact your technical service
provider.
Err3 error: Timer or timer battery is damaged. Contact your technical
service provider.
Err5 error: Memory damaged. Contact your technical service provider.
Err8 or Err9 error: Alcohol sensor damaged. Contact your technical
service provider.
Device is ready to switch off. Press power button once to switch off the
device.
Device is switching off.
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Menu
The Menu mode can be accessed to change the device settings. To enter Menu
mode (Some devices may have the menu disabled at the request of the owner):
When the device is in “go” status, press and hold the down button until
the screen shows .
Use the up and down buttons to scroll through the Menu Options.
Press the power button to enter any Menu setting option.
Press the up and down buttons to scroll through the setting options
available, then press the power button to select and save. After saving, the
device will return to the main menu options.
Continue scrolling, or press and hold the buttons to return to warm up
and testing mode .
Menu Options
0. Last Result Check
1. Count of Test Numbers
*The dot on the display indicates a thousand.
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2. Display Mode Setting
3. LED Light Setting
4. Automatic Switch Off Setting
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5. Test Result Display Time Setting
6. Calibration Reminder Setting
Note: If device has passed the calibration DAYS or COUNTS, the grace period will
be activated, and the “remaining DAYS or COUNTS” to the calibration lock will be
displayed whenever the device is turned on.
If the device has passed the grace period of the calibration DAYS or COUNTS,
the device will be locked and cannot be operated on anymore. Contact your local
authorised agent to get it calibrated.
LED Operation Chart
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Replacing Batteries
1. Loosen the slotted screw by turning it anticlockwise using a coin or
appropriate tools. Remove the Battery cover.
2. Replace the old batteries with six new 1.5V Alkaline Batteries (LR06,
AA) or rechargeable batteries. Please make sure that the batteries are
inserted in the correct direction (follow the batteries diagram on the
rear label).
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