Budget I.I.D AAS 2.0 User manual

AAS 2.0 interlock user manual Ver:1.0
Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock
AAS 2.0
User Manual
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AAS 2.0 interlock user manual Ver:1.0
1．Introduction
Thank you for purchasing our breath alcohol interlock product- AAS 2.0.To have a better
experience with this product, please go through this user manual in great detail. You will be
treated as having read this user manual when you begin to use the device.
The AAS 2.0 is a highly advanced breath alcohol ignition interlock device utilizing the
latest technology providing real time reporting and GPS location services. Once the AAS 2.0 is
installed in a vehicle, the driver must pass a breath alcohol test before starting the engine. The
car can only be started when the driver has a lower BAC than the set alcohol amount in the
device. Please note the device will require breath samples at random times after the engine has
been started.
Using a state-of-the-art electrochemical fuel cell sensor, AAS 2.0 can meet all vehicle
device requirements.

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2．Product Feature
♦Sensor: Fuel cell
♦5 Button Interface
♦Operation Temperature: -40 to+85 Degrees
♦RTOS System, Simple and Stable
♦Multiple Languages
♦240X320 TFT Screen
♦Storage for More Than 20,000 records including test results, test time, and date
events
♦Permissions based user management: different permissions for users and admin.
Admin is able to adjust parameter settings through the Manager Tool;
♦Remote and Dynamic Unlock Functions
♦Test Exemption Function: Allows for bypass in an emergency.
♦Anti-Circumvention: Detects bypass attempts.
♦Connection Mode: cable connection between handset and control box
3. Application area
♦Personal safety and accountability
♦Work Vehicle safe driving precaution
♦Public transport/automobile lease/ logistics management
♦School bus/work vehicle/taxi/tractor trailer/ride share
♦DUI Offender’s compliance management

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4．Specifications
Item
Specification
Measurement Principle
Electrochemical sensor
Working temperature
-40ºC ~+85 ºC
Operation pressure
600~1100hPa
Warm-up time
≤20s（20 ºC）
≤2.5s （-40 ºC）
Display
240X320 TFT dot matrix color screen with 260 thousand
colors, clear and intuitive
Calibration
6 Months
Storage
Stores over 2 million measured records, including the
engine status, testing results, testing date and time etc.
Dimension（
LXWXH）
Handset: 155mmX64mmX37mm
Control box: 113mmX145mmX37mm
Weight
Handset: 256g/.56 lbs
Control box & cable: 750g/1.6 lbs
Input voltage
9-36V
Measurement units
BAC: mg/100ml, g/100ml, mg/ml, %
BrAC: mg/l, ug/100ml g/210L
Language
Multiple languages available
Indicating Lamp
Connection status, charging status

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7. Interlock Function Description
7.1 Working procedure
7.1.1 Initial testing process
If the door of the vehicle is unlocked/opened or the car ignition key is turned to the on
position, the initial testing process is started automatically. The tester will at first need to conduct
the initial testing and violation record query. The tester can then conduct the alcohol test (deliver
a blow into device). After passing the test, the device is unlocked and the vehicle can be started.
If the test is failed the instrument stays locked and gives out a beep continuously and pops up
voice warning to require for another test.
7.1.2 Ignition awaiting process
After passing the test allowing the engine to start, the control box automatically proceeds
into the ignition waiting process. The vehicle must be started within the set time or another
breath sample will be required. Once the vehicle has been started the handheld will start the
countdown to the first rolling retest.
7.1.3 Rolling retest process
The Rolling Retest process enables random alcohol tests to be conducted in a specified time
span (set up in Manager Tool or handset, e.g. minimum 10 minutes, maximum 30 minutes) after
the vehicle is started, the handheld will beep or a voice warning will be given out when a rolling
retest is required. Once the test is completed and passed, the device will proceed into a waiting
status for the next rolling retest. If the rolling retest is failed or the driver refuses to take the test,
an indication will be displayed on the screen, the alarm lamp will blink and the horn will sound
(where required) and the violation will be recorded on the data recorder as well as being sent to
the Manager Tool through the cellular network (GPRS) where available. The number of rolling
retests required can be set by the administrator.

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7.2 Alcohol Test
The alcohol tests include the Initial test (before starting car) and the rolling retests (while
driving). When an alcohol test is required, the handset will instruct the user that a blow is
required through a series of beeps and a notification on the display screen. The whole process
includes four steps: device preparation, delivering a blow, the data analysis, and the result
display.
7.2.1 Initial test
When the ignition switch is turned to the on position, the device will ask for the initial test.
There are four steps of an initial test:
Figure 7-1 Preparation Figure 7-2 Blowing
Figure 7-3 Data analysis Figure 7-4 Result

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After displaying the result, and if the initial test is passed, the handset will send a
message to the control box to start the engine. After starting of the engine, the handset screen
will notify the driver: The engine started, please drive carefully! As shown in figure 7-5. If initial
test failed, engine will not start, and after a period of waiting time, the second initial test will be
generated.
Figure 7-5
If a sample free start is required, you must call for an unlock code. Please press the unlock
button to begin entering the password. Please refer to 8.2 for more details on a sample free start.
7.2.2 Random rolling retest
After a certain period following the start of engine (e.g. 10 mins to 30mins), a rolling
retest will be required. The testing procedure of rolling retest is the same as initial tests.
7.3 Parameter related to alcohol concentration test

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After the engine starts, and the key is turned to the OFF position, the control box will wait
and constantly detect the key ignition position for a period of time based on the settings. If the
key has not been turned back to the ON position in the set time frame, the vehicle will enter lock
state and control box will enter sleep mode to save power.
The Control Box will wake-up and generate an initial test once the key is turned to ON.
8．Handset Tool and Setting
When the system starts up, the handset will display the boot screen. Clicking the left button
“Tool” to enter menu interface, as Figure 8-2.
Figure 8-1 Figure 8-2
8.1 Admin

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8.2 Sample free start
The sample free start function is only for use for emergency cases. A password is required.
As shown in Figure 8-2, select “Unlock without test to enter the sample free start function. Press
yes when you see the prompt “You’re using the override (emergency bypass) function, it will
be indicated to the admin!” Input password, unlock the device as shown in Figure 8-11, the
vehicle can be started.
Figure 8-9 Figure 8-10
Figure 8-11 Figure 8-12

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8.3 Manual test
If the device is in lockout mode, a password can be entered to conduct a manual test to
start the car. Select “Manual test” as shown in Figure 8-2, press yes when you see the prompt
“Enter the password provided by administrator to start a test, continue?” Input password, then
an alcohol test will be required as shown in Figure 8-14, the vehicle can be started after the test
is passed.
Figure 8-13 Figure 8-14

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9.Handset setting
As shown in Figure 8-1, press the right button for the settings of the handset. Back light
can be set and system information can be checked.
As shown in Figure 9-2, press up and down button to adjust the brightness. Press Default
to return to original settings.
Figure 9-1 Figure 9-2

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10. Safety and Precautions
1) Before using the device, please be sure to read the user manual in order to insure proper
use.
2) Make sure the handset is connected to the control box using the coil cable.
3) When it is time to calibrate the device, if it is in service time out, or violations exceeded
the device settings, your device will go into lockout. Please contact your service center
right away to have the device reset.
4) Please store the device in a safe location to avoid unnecessary mechanical vibration,
shaking, liquids, or excessive heat.
5) Please use a damp cloth to clean up the device case, do not use chemicals or heavy-duty
synthetic detergents, or any products that may damage the device.
6) Please do not paint the device.
7) Please do not detach the antenna or replace it with other antenna or objects, since this may
negatively impact its communication quality.
8) Please install the device in a safe place to avoid liquids, impact, or excessive vibration.
9) The device and its accessories are not impervious to water.
10) Please use the manufacturers designated accessories. The usage of other accessories will
result in the warranty being voided. The manufacturer will not take responsibility for any
damage made to the device due to the use of “non-original” accessories.
11) Please do not burn with flame or add excessive heat to the device.
12) Please do not store the device in high humidity, high-heat, or a high dust environment.
13) Please do not place the device in or on any equipment such as a microwave oven that may
damage the device or its accessories.
14) Please do not attempt to disassemble the device or its accessories.