What does 'Control unit mismatch SW-version' mean on Dräger Safety Equipment?
If the Dräger Safety Equipment displays 'Control unit mismatch SW-version', it means the control unit and handset have different software versions. After confirming with the OK button, the software versions can be viewed. Further assistance is needed.
What to do if Dräger Measuring Instruments shows 'Handset error / Contact Service !'?
If your Dräger Measuring Instruments displays 'Handset error / Contact Service !', switch the ignition off and on, then repeat the test. If the error message reappears, it indicates a fault on the handset.
What does 'Control unit mismatch SW-version "OK"' mean on Dräger Measuring Instruments?
If the Dräger Measuring Instruments displays 'Control unit mismatch SW-version "OK"', it means the control unit and handset have different software versions. After confirming with the OK button, the software versions can be viewed.
Why does Dräger Measuring Instruments detect flow during warm-up?
The Dräger Measuring Instruments may detect flow during warm-up if the breath sample has been blown too early. Deliver the breath sample only when requested by the instrument.
What to do if Dräger Measuring Instruments displays 'Check cable and reconnect !'?
If the Dräger Measuring Instruments shows 'Check cable and reconnect !', this indicates there is no connection between the handset and control unit. Check the plugs of the connecting cable and reconnect them to both the handset and the control unit.
What to do if Dräger Measuring Instruments displays 'Blow longer! / Repeat test'?
If the Dräger Measuring Instruments displays 'Blow longer! / Repeat test', it means the breath sample was blown too short. Repeat the test, blowing longer this time.
What to do if Dräger Safety Equipment says 'Blow softer'?
If the Dräger Safety Equipment displays 'Blow softer!', it means the breath sample was blown too hard. Repeat the test, blowing softer this time.
How to resolve 'Blow longer' message on Dräger Safety Equipment?
If the Dräger Safety Equipment displays 'Blow longer!', it means the breath sample was blown too short. Repeat the test, blowing longer this time.
What to do if Dräger Measuring Instruments displays 'Suck after Blow / Repeat test'?
If the Dräger Measuring Instruments displays 'Suck after Blow / Repeat test', it indicates the breath sample was not delivered correctly by blowing and sucking. Repeat the test, ensuring you blow and immediately afterwards suck.
How to fix Dräger Safety Equipment when it says 'Check cable and reconnect'?
If the Dräger Safety Equipment displays 'Check cable and reconnect!', it means there is no connection between the handset and control unit. Check the plugs of the connecting cable and reconnect them to the handset and control unit. If the error message reappears, further assistance is needed.
General| Device Category | Alcohol Interlock Device |
|---|---|
| Type | Ignition Interlock Device |
| Purpose | Preventing driving under the influence of alcohol |
| Power Supply | 12/24 VDC |
| Measurement Range | 0.00 to 2.50 mg/L |
| Response/Analysis Time | Typically within seconds |
| Display | LCD or LED screen for user feedback |
| Connectivity | Data download via USB or Bluetooth |
| Sensor Technology | Electrochemical sensor |
| Data Logging | Yes |
| Data Storage | Yes |
| Tamper Resistance | Yes |
| Warm-up time | Typically less than 1 minute |
| Memory | Internal memory for data storage |
| Humidity range | 5 to 95% RH |
| Compliance | Meets national and international standards for BAIIDs |
Key safety guidelines for product usage and handling, including warnings and compliance requirements.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and notice icons used throughout the document.
Visual introduction and identification of the Dräger Interlock 5000 and 7000 components.
Detailed explanation of how the Dräger Interlock 5000/7000 operates, including optional features like camera and GPRS module.
Specifies the designated purpose of the instrument and lists its product approvals.
Guidance on vehicle installation and essential conditions prior to performing a breath alcohol measurement.
Step-by-step instructions for activating the instrument and providing a breath sample.
Explains how to interpret 'Test Passed' and 'Test Failed' results and subsequent actions.
Covers procedures for switching off the vehicle and handling retest requirements during operation.
Introduces the menu system, access to breath tests, service, and device information.
Accessing specific details like handset, control unit, camera, GPS info, and standby times.
Procedures for unlocking the device, using access codes, and managing configuration settings like display and language.
Instructions for instrument calibration, adjustment, and proper cleaning procedures.
Guidelines for product disposal and key technical data including ranges, conditions, and dimensions.
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