Alcolock LR max User manual

Instruction manual
ALCOLOCK LR
ALCOHOL INTERLOCK
TM

Industry Canada
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation
is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of the device.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux
appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions
suivantes:
1. l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et
2. l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même
si le brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.
Alcohol Countermeasure Systems Corp
60 International Boulevard
Toronto, Ontario M9W 6J2 CANADA
T +1 416 619 3500
F +1 416 619 3501
acs-corp.com
ACS, ALCOHOL COUNTERMEASURE SYSTEMS, ALCOLOCK and the “Molly”
are trademarks of Alcohol Countermeasure Systems (International) Inc. and are
used under license. Alcohol Countermeasure Systems is trading style of Alcohol
Countermeasure Systems (International) Inc.
© 2012 - 2014 Alcohol Countermeasure Systems
The information disclosed in this document is the valuable property of Alcohol
Countermeasure Systems and all copyright and other proprietary rights to this
document are reserved. No reproduction of this document is permitted without the prior
written consent of Alcohol Countermeasure Systems.

ALCOLOCK LR HANDSET
COMPONENTS
*The navigation
buttons permit the
selection of
options shown on
the display.
Press the left,
right, or bottom
button to select
options, based on
the location on
the display.
Display
Cable input
HDMI port
Sampling
port
Navigation
buttons*
Mouthpiece Indicator light Air vent
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safety and precautions.........................................................1
Product prole.......................................................................2
Getting started.......................................................................3
Alcohol inuence on testing ...........................................3
Terms used in this manual .............................................3
Fees ...............................................................................3
Installation ......................................................................4
Maintenance...................................................................4
Operating temperature ...................................................4
Battery voltage ...............................................................4
Handset cable ................................................................5
To disconnect the handset ....................................5
To connect the handset.........................................5
Assistance......................................................................6
Inserting the mouthpiece......................................................6
Performing a test...................................................................7
Results displayed..................................................................9
Warm-up ...............................................................................10
Standby ................................................................................ 11
Restart without a breath test.............................................. 11
Restart available .......................................................... 11
Ready for test............................................................... 11

Performing retests...............................................................12
Drive safely ..................................................................12
Pull over, turn off engine...............................................12
Menu options .......................................................................14
Diagnostic mode ..........................................................14
Service date mode .......................................................14
Sleep mode ..................................................................15
Wake-up mode .............................................................16
Language mode ...........................................................17
Emergency Override (no code) ....................................17
Exit mode .....................................................................18
Troubleshooting and service..............................................18
Troubleshooting table...................................................18
Service dates ...............................................................19
Error messages............................................................19
Technical features ...............................................................21
Reset codes .................................................................21
Emergency override .....................................................21
Third party maintenance (TPM) ...................................21
Other ............................................................................21
Disposal of device at end of service life ...........................21
Ordering mouthpieces ........................................................21
Index .....................................................................................22

ALCOLOCK LR1
SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS
The ALCOLOCK LR alcohol interlock has been designed for
easy and safe operation. The device is to be used only for the
purposes specied herein. To help ensure your safety, you
must follow these precautions:
• Always use a clean mouthpiece for good hygiene and
to trap any foreign matter or excess moisture from the
breath sample
• Do not store mouthpieces in a cold area before use.
They may collect condensation, which may increase the
chance of liquid entering the Handset during a test
• DO NOT perform a breath test while the vehicle is in
motion. Provide an accepted breath test before you
resume driving
• Do not eat, drink or smoke for at least 15 minutes before
the test. This may contaminate the breath sample. Swish
and swallow fresh water to remove any contaminants
from the mouth
• Avoid exposing the Handset to direct sunlight for
extended periods of time
• If liquid spills onto the Handset, remove with a cloth and
allow the Handset to dry thoroughly. If there is substantial
moisture damage, do not activate the Handset. Contact
your local Service Centre
• Keep all radio frequency transmitting devices (such as
mobile phones or laptops) away from the ALCOLOCK
LR device to minimize interference, particularly when
performing a test
• Do not attempt to tamper with or to circumvent the device.
This is considered a Program Violation
NOTE: The ALCOLOCK LR device WILL NOT shut Off
your vehicle during operation.

INSTRUCTION MANUAL 2
PRODUCT PROFILE
The ALCOLOCK LR alcohol interlock device controls the
normal operation of a vehicle through connection with the
power, starting and control systems. To start the vehicle
engine, the driver must provide an accepted breath test with
an alcohol concentration (BrAC) below the preset limit. During
operation of the vehicle, the driver will be requested to provide
additional breath tests to maintain compliance with program
requirements. The ALCOLOCK LR alcohol interlock device
will never cause the vehicle engine to stop.
The ALCOLOCK LR device consists of a Handset to conduct
breath alcohol tests and to communicate with the driver, and
an Electronic Control Unit (ECU) that is connected with the
power and control circuits of the vehicle.
The ALCOLOCK LR device is used in alcohol interlock
programs under the direction of a jurisdictional authority and
conforms to international regulations for alcohol interlocks
being used in compliance programs.
WARNING!
• Do not disassemble the ALCOLOCK LR device. Doing
so may damage the components within and void the
warranty
• Do not attempt to tamper with the installation or
to circumvent the ALCOLOCK LR device. This is
considered a Program Violation
• Do not attempt to drive after consuming alcohol. This
is an unsafe practice and is considered a Program
Violation
• The ALCOLOCK LR device may engage a Permanent
Lockout if:
-The scheduled service date is past due
-An Early or Immediate Recall has been recorded
and the device has not been serviced prior to the
lockout date indicated on the Handset

ALCOLOCK LR3
GETTING STARTED
ALCOHOL INFLUENCE ON TESTING
WARNING! Drinking alcohol and eating foods containing
alcohol may cause a failed alcohol test.
Some factors that may affect the results of a test (because
of possible residual alcohol in the mouth) are consumption
of medicines, drops, gum, smoking and using mouthwash or
mouth spray. Swish and swallow fresh water to remove any
contaminants from the mouth.
Do not eat, smoke or drink for at least 15 minutes before
taking a test.
Before taking a test, refrain from using windshield washer uid
for at least 10 minutes or using any aerosol air fresheners,
disinfectants, cologne or perfume in the vehicle, as these may
also contain alcohol.
NOTE: The above list of factors that may affect a breath
test result is not exhaustive. There are additional items
that may also affect the results. To avoid incorrect
results, follow this guide carefully and consult the
Service Centre or Service Provider.
TERMS USED IN THIS MANUAL
• BrAC = Breath alcohol concentration
• Preset Limit = Set according to local regulations
• ECU = Electronic Control Unit
• HDMI = High Denition Multimedia Interface
• Service Provider = Alcohol interlock program provider
• Service Centre = Alcohol interlock service garage
FEES
Drivers who are subject to an alcohol interlock program are
responsible for all installation and maintenance costs.

INSTRUCTION MANUAL 4
INSTALLATION
ALCOLOCK Service Centres are conveniently located,
and the ALCOLOCK LR device may be installed while you
wait by a qualied installer in accordance with jurisdictional
regulations. Installation must be done at an ALCOLOCK
Service Centre. You will receive full training on site by
qualied technicians.
MAINTENANCE
You must visit the Service Centre 30 days after installation.
You must also visit at regular intervals thereafter or at intervals
specied in the regulations, for maintenance and monitoring.
Monitoring appointments typically take less than 20 minutes.
Consult your Compliance Guide for more information.
During eld use, handle the ALCOLOCK LR device with care
and keep it clean and dry at all times. Clean the Handset with
a damp cloth and mild soap. Do not use abrasive cleaners or
solvents.
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
The ambient operational temperature range is -45 °C and
85 °C.
NOTE: The Handset will warm up in about 15 seconds
at 20 °C; about 1 minute at 0 °C and up to 3 minutes at
extreme cold temperatures (-20 °C) to be operational.
It would be benecial to keep the Handset in a warm
environment prior to use.
BATTERY VOLTAGE
The vehicle battery supplies power to the ECU, which in turn
powers the Handset.
The ALCOLOCK LR device operates within the vehicle battery
range of 9 to 36V.

ALCOLOCK LR5
HANDSET CABLE
The Handset cable connects the Handset to the ECU, which
is connected to the vehicle’s ignition.
The Handset should remain connected at all times, but follow
these steps if the Handset needs to be removed:
To disconnect the handset
1. Make certain that the vehicle engine is
Off.
2. With the back of the Handset facing you,
hold the connector by the plug and press
and hold the “PUSH” button.
3. Gently pull the Handset connector to
disengage the connection.
WARNING! Disconnection of the cable when the engine is
running is unsafe and may result in Program Violations.
To connect the handset
1. Make certain that the vehicle engine is
Off.
2. Turn the Handset so that its back is
facing you. Hold the cable connector with
the “PUSH” button facing you. Align the
cable connector pins (silver plate) to the
Handset connector and carefully insert
the connector.
3. The connector will latch if the pins are
properly aligned.
WARNING! Do not force a misaligned connector, pull on
the cord, or turn the connector, as doing so may damage
the device. If the device is damaged, you may not be able
to take a breath test, in which case you may not be able
to start your vehicle. The alcohol interlock WILL NOT shut
Off your vehicle during operation.
PUSH
PUS
H
P
US
H

INSTRUCTION MANUAL 6
ASSISTANCE
Contact your authorized Service Centre during normal
business hours, or contact your Service Provider. Refer to
your Compliance Guide for the Service Provider toll-free line.
INSERTING THE MOUTHPIECE
When the Handset is ready for a breath test,
remove a new mouthpiece from the wrapper
and insert as shown below:
Insert the mouthpiece into the sampling port
on the top of the Handset.
Slide the mouthpiece into place and turn it
slightly to secure.
Do a visual check to make certain that the
mouthpiece is tting properly.
WARNING! Using a contaminated mouthpiece may affect
the results of the breath test.

ALCOLOCK LR7
PERFORMING A TEST
WARNING! DO NOT attempt to turn the ignition On. You
must rst provide an accepted breath test. Turning the
ignition key to the On position will cause a Turn Key Off
message on the Handset display and may result in a
violation.
Power up the device by pressing any
navigation button. Wait... will remain on the
display until the Handset warms up. The
indicator light will ash red.
The indicator light ashes green and the
Handset displays Ready for Test when it has
reached its optimal temperature. The warm-
up time may be longer in cold temperatures.
NOTE: Do not store mouthpieces in a
cold area before use. They may collect
condensation, which may increase the
chance of liquid entering the Handset
during a test.
Insert a clean mouthpiece.
NOTE: Do not eat, drink or smoke for
at least 15 minutes before the test. This
could contaminate the breath sample.
Swish and swallow fresh water to remove
any contaminants from the mouth.
Wait...
Ready for
Test
Hold for Menu

INSTRUCTION MANUAL 8
Blow moderately and continuously as you
simultaneously hum into the mouthpiece. The
Handset makes a tone to indicate accepted
airow and hum, and will display Continue
Blowing. If you are not blowing correctly, a
message will appear on the display indicating
the necessary corrective action. DO NOT
attempt another breath test until the display
indicates Ready for Test.
When an accepted breath test has been
delivered, you will hear a click – continue
to blow until the tone ends. The display
will indicate Wait... and the indicator light
will ash red as the breath sample is being
analyzed.
Continue
Blowing
Wait...

ALCOLOCK LR9
RESULTS DISPLAYED
A beep tone sounds and the display indicates one of the
following messages:
1. Start Engine – You have passed the
breath test, and no alcohol has been
detected. You may start the vehicle
engine.
NOTE: You must start the vehicle
engine within the set time (refer to
your Compliance Guide).
2. Caution –(BrAC limit warning) You
have passed the breath test, but alcohol
(below the preset limit) has been
detected. You have two options:
• Wait 5 minutes and try the test again if
you are certain that there is no alcohol
in your system
• Press the bottom button to
acknowledge that you intend to drive
with alcohol in your system. You must
start the vehicle engine within the set
time (refer to your Compliance Guide)
WARNING! You may proceed to drive, with the knowledge
that alcohol has been detected.
3. Lockout – The breath alcohol level
detected is at or over the preset limit.
You may NOT start the vehicle engine.
Lockout and a countdown timer are
displayed. Wait for the countdown to
nish before attempting another breath
test.
NOTE: Refer to your Compliance
Guide for lockout times.
Start Engine
Hold to Cancel
Caution
start
Lockout
0:59

INSTRUCTION MANUAL 10
WARNING! Do not attempt another breath test until you
are certain that your alcohol level is under the preset
limit. A second failed breath test may result in a longer
lockout time (refer to your Compliance Guide).
NOTE: The results of all breath tests are recorded in
memory and are downloaded during routine monitoring
appointments. Any instance of alcohol detected in the
breath samples may be considered a Program Violation.
Refer to your Compliance Guide for program conditions.
When you have started the engine, Drive
Safely is displayed. To activate Warm-Up
mode, press and hold the left button.
WARM-UP
Where permitted, you may place the
ALCOLOCK LR device in Warm-Up mode
by pressing the left button. Warm-Up is
displayed and the vehicle engine can remain
at idle without requiring another breath test
for a set time (refer to your Compliance
Guide – default is 30 minutes). Warm-Up
mode will be discontinued when you press
the accelerator or press and hold the right
navigation button.
Drive Safely
Hold for Warm-Up
Warm-Up
Hold for Exit

ALCOLOCK LR11
STANDBY
Depending on the jurisdiction, Standby mode
replaces Warm-Up mode in commercial
vehicles. If applicable, refer to your
Compliance Guide for more information
about Standby mode.
RESTART WITHOUT A BREATH TEST
If the vehicle engine is turned Off, you may restart it without
providing another breath test, for a set time. This feature is
helpful if the vehicle engine stalls. Refer to your Compliance
Guide for more information.
Before restarting the vehicle engine, observe one of the
following messages on the display:
RESTART AVAILABLE
You may restart the vehicle engine without
providing another breath test.
Once you start the engine, Drive Safely is
displayed.
To cancel the restart, press and hold the right
navigation button. Wait... will display and
the indicator light will ash red. After a few
seconds, Ready for Test is displayed.
READY FOR TEST
The restart period has expired. You need to
provide an accepted breath test to start the
vehicle engine.
Standby
Hold for Exit
Restart
Available
Hold to Cancel
Ready for
Test
Hold for Menu

INSTRUCTION MANUAL 12
PERFORMING RETESTS
Additional breath tests are required at random times to ensure
that the driver has not consumed alcohol since the vehicle
engine was started. Refer to your Compliance Guide for more
information.
The Handset beeps and displays Retest. The
indicator light will ash green.
The retest request timer will activate and give
you sufcient time to stop in a safe location.
DO NOT perform a breath test while the
vehicle is in motion.
NOTE: Refer to your Compliance Guide for retest time
limits.
Once a retest is taken, one of the following messages will
appear on the display:
DRIVE SAFELY
You have passed the breath test. You may
continue driving.
PULL OVER, TURN OFF ENGINE
The indicator light ashes red and a tone is
heard. You have failed the breath test. The
alcohol level detected is over the preset limit.
Park in a safe location and turn the vehicle
engine Off.
When the vehicle engine is turned Off,
Retest
Drive Safely
Hold for Warm-Up
Pull Over,
Turn Off Engine

ALCOLOCK LR13
Restart Available will be displayed. This
will permit the vehicle engine to be restarted
if the vehicle must be moved to a safer
location. When the vehicle is parked in a safe
location, the Restart Available message
may be cleared by pressing the right
navigation button.
Lockout and a countdown timer are
displayed. Wait for the countdown to nish
before attempting another breath test. You
cannot start the vehicle engine until an
accepted breath test is provided.
NOTE: Refer to your Compliance Guide
for lockout times.
WARNING! Do not attempt another breath test until you
are certain that your alcohol level is under the preset
limit. A second failed test may result in a longer lockout
time (refer to your Compliance Guide).
Lockout
0:59

INSTRUCTION MANUAL 14
MENU OPTIONS
NOTE: Any features described in this manual may or may
not be available in your jurisdiction.
The ALCOLOCK LR device Main Menu contains a number
of selectable options, such as wake-up / sleep times and
language selection; these may be accessed from the Ready
for Test screen by pressing and holding the left button on the
Handset.
DIAGNOSTIC MODE
The ALCOLOCK LR Handset allows you to view diagnostic
information, including the Handset version, the ECU version
and the device input voltage.
1. Press and hold the left button to access
the Main Menu. Press the left or right
button to scroll to Diagnostic. To select,
press the bottom button.
2. All diagnostic information will be
displayed. Press the bottom button to
exit this mode.
SERVICE DATE MODE
1. To view important dates and times, press
and hold the left button to access the
Main Menu.
2. Press the left or right button to scroll
to Service Dates. To select, press the
bottom button.
3. Press the left or right button to scroll
through all of the dates in the list.
4. Press the bottom button to exit this
mode.
Menu
Diagnostic
Select
Prev Next
Menu
Service Dates
Select
Prev Next

ALCOLOCK LR15
SLEEP MODE
The ALCOLOCK LR device enters Sleep mode when the
vehicle engine is Off, to conserve the vehicle battery.
To enter Sleep mode, park in a safe location and turn the
vehicle engine Off. Press and hold the right navigation button
to cancel the Restart Available screen. When Ready for
Test is displayed, press and hold the left and right buttons
until the screen is blank.
The ALCOLOCK LR device also allows you to set the time at
which Sleep mode will activate.
1. From the Ready for Test screen, press
and hold the left button to access the
Main Menu.
2. Press the left or right button to scroll
to Sleep. To select, press the bottom
button.
3. Sleep mode offers four pre-programmed
times: 5, 30, 60 and 90 minutes. Press
the left or right button to scroll to your
choice.
4. Press the bottom button to save your
choice and to exit this mode.
Menu
Sleep
Select
Prev Next
SLEEP
5 min.
Select
Prev Next
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