SCRAM Remote Breath Pro User Guide

SCRAM Remote Breath Pro

Instructions

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Please read, understand, and follow all information contained in this manual prior to using the SCRAM Remote Breath Pro (RB Pro) device. Retain this manual for future reference.
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Intended Use

The SCRAM Remote Breath Pro device is part of a breath alcohol monitoring system and transfers data to a computerized monitoring network. This equipment is intended for use on individuals being monitored by a trained supervising authority.

Health and Safety Notice

WARNING
Improper installation or use of this SCRAM device may cause injury.
Refer to Health and Safety Notice at www. scramsafety.com or on SCRAMNET Help page and follow instructions to avoid injury.

Cleaning
To avoid damaging equipment, use only cleaning and disinfecting products approved by SCRAM Systems on the SCRAMNET Help page. Never use citrus or pine- based cleaning products. To avoid contaminating alcohol sensors within SCRAM Systems products, never use alcohol or alcohol-containing cleaning products.

Battery Warnings

Caution – Contains Li-ion or Li-polymer battery. Do not heat, throw into fire, deform, short circuit, immerse in or wet with water. The battery is not consumer-replaceable and should not be removed.
To recharge use only the provided SCRAM RB Pro charger.

Regulatory Information United States

• AT&T SCRAM Remote Breath Pro
• Model – RB200
• FCC ID P8M-RB200
• Verizon SCRAM Remote Breath Pro
• Model – RB210
• FCC ID P8M-RB200

The AT&T and Verizon SCRAM Remote Breath Pro devices comply with part 15.105 of the FCC Rules and/or part 68 of the FCC Rules. Operation of these devices is subject to the following two conditions:

1. The devices may not cause harmful interference, and
2. The devices must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications to these devices not expressly approved by SCRAM Systems could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
WARNING – Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could impair call quality, damage the device, or result in violation of FCC regulations.

FCC RF Exposure Information: This device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emissions limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the U.S. Government. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. These guidelines are based on the safety standards previously set by the U.S. and international standards bodies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.
The exposure standard for wireless RF devices employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 4W/kg. SAR values at or below that limit are considered safe for the general public. Refer to the Assign SCRAM Remote Breath Pro Device, Replace SCRAM Remote Breath Pro Device, and Check In SCRAM Remote Breath Pro Device sections for more information on when the device is transmitting.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Canada

• AT&T SCRAM Remote Breath Pro
• PMN – RB200
• Model / HVIN – RB-200
• IC:8549A-RB200
• Verizon SCRAM Remote Breath Pro
• PMN – RB200
• Model /HVIN – RB-210
• IC:8549A-RB200

This device contains license-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s license-exempt RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause interference.
2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

WARNING – Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could impair call quality, damage the device, or result in violation of Industry Canada regulations.
IMPORTANT! Read these safety guidelines prior to using your device. Failure to follow these rules and guidelines may be dangerous and/or illegal.
RF EXPOSURE: This device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emissions limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by Industry Canada (IC). These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. These guidelines are based on the safety standards previously set by Industry Canada and international standards bodies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.
The exposure standard for wireless RF devices employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the IC is 4W/kg. SAR values at or below that limit are considered safe for the general public.

Introduction

SCRAM Remote Breath Pro (RB Pro) provides handheld, portable breath alcohol monitoring with options for scheduled, random, on-demand, and client-initiated testing for low-risk clients or those who have earned less intensive testing and monitoring.

Additional features include:

• Cellular communication
• Proven fuel cell technology
• Client text message reminders and notifications

Glossary of Terms

Automated Facial Intelligence (AFI): Technology used to compare photographs taken during a breath test.
Courtesy Reminder: The client can choose to receive a text-message reminder to perform a scheduled breath test 30 minutes before, 15 minutes before, or at the scheduled test time.
Fixed Remote Breath Test: A one-hour, single instance test window that can also be set to reoccur at the same time each day that it is scheduled.
Grace Period: Establishes the amount of time from the scheduled time that the client has to take a test.
On-Demand Remote Breath Test: A test that is initiated real-time with the client receiving an audio indication of the required test within 20 minutes.
Random Remote Breath Test: A test window that can be varied in length, with the actual testing event occurring at any point in time during the test window.

Device Functions

Light Indicators

• Green – Active Device
• Blue – Data signal connectivity
• Red – Alert

Buttons

• Top button – Increase
• Middle button – Decrease
• Bottom button – Power on/Wake up/Select

Client Setup and Device Assignment

Getting Started

Scan the QR code or visit https://help.scramnetwork.com/documentation/remote- breath/getting-started/ for detailed instructions. (SCRAMNET login required)

1. Add the new client in SCRAMNET.
2. Complete the device assignment and client enrollment.
3. Print two copies of the SCRAM Client Participant Agreement contract and have the client sign both copies.
4. Establish the client’s breath test schedule.
5. Setup client Courtesy Reminders.
6. Provide the client with the device and instructions for use.

Client Management

Alert Management

Scan the QR code or visit https://help.scramnetwork.com/documentation/remote- breath/client-management/ for detailed instructions. (SCRAMNET login required)

1. Access the Alert Management Console.
2. Evaluate the alert information.
3. Select the alert disposition.
4. Add a note.
5. Resolve the alert.

Send an On-Demand Breath Test

1. Access the client’s RB Schedule page.
2. Select the On-Demand button.
3. On the On Demand Test pop-up window, select the Send On-Demand Request button.

The On-Demand button on the RB Schedule page updates
to “On-Demand Pending.” Within 20 minutes, the device will prompt the client to take a test.

Client Initiated (Voluntary) Test
When enabled for the client in SCRAMNET, the client is able to “wake up” the device and select the “Test” option from the RB Pro menu. Once the client completes the test, the result of that test will immediately be uploaded to SCRAMNET and appear on the client’s RB Results page.

Equipment Replacement

Scan the QR code or visit https://help.scramnetwork.com/documentation/remote- breath/equipment-management/ for detailed instructions. (SCRAMNET login required)

1. Access the client’s Equipment page in SCRAMNET.
2. Select the Stop Monitoring button and complete the wizard to check-in the old device.
3. Wake up the old device being replaced.
4. Once the screen on the device displays “Device Unassigned,” refresh the Equipment page. The old device is no longer visible on the page.
5. Select the Assign Equipment button, and assign the new device.
6. Complete the client assignment and enrollment process.
7. Print two copies of the Participant Agreement Addendum and have the client sign both copies.

Client Discharge

Check-in Device

Scan the QR code or visit https://help.scramnetwork.com/documentation/remote- breath/client-discharge/ for detailed instructions. (SCRAMNET login required)

1. Access the client’s Equipment page in SCRAMNET.
2. Select the Stop Monitoring button and complete the wizard to check-in the old device.
3. Wake up the old device being replaced.
4. Once the screen on the device displays “Device Unassigned,” refresh the Equipment page. The old device is no longer visible on the page.

Clean and Disinfect the Device

To avoid damaging SCRAM equipment, use only cleaning and disinfecting products approved by SCRAM Systems as listed below. NEVER USE CITRUS/PINE-BASED CLEANING PRODUCTS OR ALCOHOL AND/OR ALCOHOL-CONTAINING CLEANING PRODUCTS.

Approved Products

• Sporicidin® Disinfectant (USA)
• SporeClear™ Disinfectant (outside of USA)
• Windex® Multi surface Disinfectant Cleaner (yellow Windex)

To disinfect a SCRAM Remote Breath Pro device using any of these products:

1. Spray SCRAM-approved alcohol-free disinfectant (see previous page) onto a cloth and wipe the entire device down, including the device’s power supply. Allow the solution to sit on the device for 10-15 minutes before wiping it dry.
2. Spray alcohol-free disinfectant onto a cloth and gently work the cloth into the breath-tube interface to disinfect and remove any additional condensation that may be present.
3. Discard any used carrying cases and breath tubes that are returned by the client. New cases and breath tubes are in stock and available to order directly from SCRAM Systems.

Biohazard Disposal Information

If you feel a piece of SCRAM equipment may pose a specific health hazard, minimize the number of people who come into contact with the device and follow your individual state and or local laws for disposal of biohazard materials or devices containing L-ion or Li-polymer batteries.
Contact SCRAM Systems Customer Service at
303-785-7879 or support@scramsystems.com with the serial number of the device being removed and/or decremented from your inventory.
DO NOT return the device to SCRAM Systems.

Device Calibration
To ensure accurate readings, the SCRAM Remote Breath Pro breath-alcohol testing device must be calibrated at least once every 12 months. Alcohol Monitoring Systems, Inc. (d/b/a “SCRAM Systems”) will not endorse the breath alcohol test results of a device that was not calibrated at least 12 months prior to the date of a given test result.
Calibrating the SCRAM Remote Breath Pro (RB Pro) device is a simple process that takes just a few minutes to complete. Components needed to calibrate a device include:

• Gas Canister
• Regulator
• Rubber Tubing
• RB Pro Breath Tube

Calibrations and calibration checks must be performed by an AMS-certified calibration technician. To become certified, send an e-mail to training@scramsystems.com requesting enrollment in the SCRAM Remote Breath Calibration Certification Training course.

Calibrate Device

Scan the QR code or visit https://help.scramnetwork.com/documentation/remote- breath/equipment-management/ for detailed instructions. (SCRAMNET login required)

1. Ensure the calibration equipment is in good working order and the canister has an adequate gas level to complete the calibration and a calibration check.
2. In SCRAMNET, select the Inventory button and search for the device’s serial number using the filters.
3. Select the serial number hyperlink.
4. Select the Initiate Calibration button.
5. Wake up/power up the device and follow all on screen prompts.
6. Verify the calibration and calibration check results appear on the Device Details page in SCRAMNET for the device.

Perform a Calibration Check

1. Ensure the calibration equipment is in good working order and the canister has an adequate gas level to complete the calibration check.
2. In SCRAMNET, select the Inventory button and search for the device’s serial number using the filters.
3. Select the serial number hyperlink.
4. Select the Calibration Check button.
5. Wake up/power up the device and follow all on screen prompts.
6. Verify the calibration check results appear on the Device Details page in SCRAMNET for the device.

Perform Air-Blank Test

1. In SCRAMNET, select the Inventory button and search for the device’s serial number using the filters.
2. Select the serial number hyperlink.
3. Select the Initiate Air-Blank button.
4. Wake up the device. No further action is required on your part. The device will step through the air-blank test process itself.
5. Verify the Air-Blank test results appear on the Device Details page in SCRAMNET for the device.

Alerts and Events

Test Results Events/Alerts
The following test result-related events/alerts will appear on the RB Results page in SCRAMNET.

Test Results

Event/Alert

| Description
---|---
Missed Test| Generated when a client does not take a scheduled or on-demand test within the allowed grace period.
Incomplete Test| Generated when a client attempts to provide a valid sample but is not successful.
Failed Test – Missed Confirmation| Generated when a client provides a positive test then does NOT provide a confirmation test.
Failed Test – Incomplete Confirmation| Generated when a client provides a positive test then provides an incomplete confirmation test.
Failed Test – Abnormal Confirmation| Generated when a confirmation test is NOT within +/- .020 of a first positive test.
Failed Test| Generated when a client provides an initial test and confirmation test that are above the

acceptable threshold. Highest BrAC level will be displayed in SCRAMNET.

AFI Pending Review| Generated when SCRAMNET receives a test with a passed BrAC level but the facial recognition does not match.
Scheduled Test Not Received| Generated when SCRAMNET does NOT receive a test result within 90 minutes of the scheduled test time.
Non Alert Test Result| Generated when partial data is received for a breath test in SCRAMNET. Once all data is

received, the alert disposition will be updated. This event is only visible on the client’s RB Results page.

Passed Test| Generated when a client provides a valid sample that is below the acceptable threshold. This event is only visible on the client’s RB Results page.

Communication Alert
The following communication alert will appear on the RB Results page.

with SCRAMNET for 24 hours.

Equipment Alerts
The first four alerts below appear on the RB Results page. The Replace Device Alert appears on the Active Workload page.

device is plugged in and charging.

Device Battery Low| Generated when the battery in a device is at a level that requires it to be charged.
Device Battery Critically Low| Generated when the battery in a device falls below a critical charge level.
Device Housing Breach| Generated when the device’s case is compromised or the SIM card door on a device is opened.
Replace Device| Generated when a device fails a diagnostic test

or an RMA number is generated for a device.

Assignment Alerts
The following assignment alerts will appear on the Active Workload and RB Results pages.

status for at least three days.
Extended Pending Assignment| Generated when a device remains in the “Pending Assignment” status for more than 24 hours.
Pending Removal – Remote

Breath

| Generated when a device remains in the “Pending Removal” status for more than 24 hours.
Enrollment Incomplete| Generated when one or more of the following criteria are not met within four hours of an assignment:

•    Client-specific settings sent

•    Cell unit has been activated

•    Baseline client photo received

•    SCRAMNET receives first BrAC reading

Scheduled Alerts
The following scheduled alerts will appear on the Active Workload page.

due date.

Device Calibration Past Due| Generated on the device calibration due date. Each test performed after the due date will be added to this alert.

Troubleshooting

General

cellular network connection.

If you do NOT need the test results immediately, no action is required. Device should upload all stored data when a connection is re-established.

Connection Lost| The connection between the device and SCRAMNET has been interrupted; normally due to a loss in the cellular network connection.| Move to another location to re-establish a cellular network connection.

If you do NOT need the test results immediately, no action is required. Device should upload all stored data when a connection is re-established.

Enrollment

and facial confidence score threshold.

Two retests are allowed. If the two retests do NOT pass, the highest-quality photograph will be used.

| Follow recommendations

displayed on device:

•    Avoid direct sunlight

•    Clear face of obstructions

•    Stand or sit up straight

•    Breath tube must be level

Practice Photo is Poor| The practice photograph does NOT match

the enrollment

photograph.

| Follow recommendations

displayed on device:

•    Avoid direct sunlight

•    Clear face of obstructions

•    Stand or sit up straight

•    Breath tube must be level

Normal Operation

Retest Required

(AFI Fail)

| The photograph taken while performing the breath test does NOT meet the quality and facial confidence score threshold.| Follow recommendations

displayed on device:

•    Avoid direct sunlight

•    Clear face of obstructions

•    Stand or sit up straight

•    Breath tube must be level

Retest Required

(BrAC Fail)

| The BrAC level in

the breath sample is above the established threshold.

| The client should test again when the device counts down to zero and displays BLOW.

Calibration Check

displayed on device:

•    Check rubber tubing

connections

•    Ensure breath tube connection to the device is secure

•    Check the canister pressure

Cal-Check Failed| The calibration check does NOT meet specifications.| Follow recommendations

displayed on device:

•    Check rubber tubing

connections

•    Ensure the breath tube connection to the device is secure

•    Check the canister pressure

Device Timed Out| The device did NOT detect gas for 15 minutes after being turned on.| Re-initiate the Calibration/ Calibration Check in SCRAMNET and begin the flow of gas from the calibration canister within 15 minutes of initiation.
Device message still reads “Start Flow of Gas” even when the regulator button is held down.| The device is not detecting the flow of gas.| Ensure there is adequate gas pressure to complete a calibration or cal-check.

Ensure the correct regulator is being used. The RB Pro regulator delivers 4L of as per minute.

Product Specifications

General Information

Recommended Storage Temperature

Range:

| 32-122F (0-50C)
Relative Humidity Range:| 0%-80%
Polluction Degree:| Degree 2; Normal
Altitude:| For use up to 14,000 ft.
Measurement Range:| 0.000 – 0.400 BrAC
Breath Sample Volume:| 1.5L
Accuracy:| +/-0.005 up to 0.100 BrAC

+/-5% from 0.100 to 0.400 BrAC

Alcohol Sensor:| Proven Fuel Cell Technology
Automated Facial Intelligence (AFI):| Proprietary 1-to-1 facial template

matching

Battery:| Rechargeable Lithium Ion
Input Power:| 5VDC @ 2.0A, 10.0 W (0.4A max)
Charger:| 5.0V / 2.0A USB-C Plug
Best results are obtained with no more than +/- 15 degrees head roll, pitch, or yaw; neutral face expression; no sunglasses or heavy-framed glasses; and no hair in the face.

Maintenance, Inspection, and Device Return Conditions

• The device conducts a series of diagnostic checks each time it wakes up. If the device fails a diagnostic check, the device should be removed from service and returned to the manufacturer for maintenance.
• The device should be removed from service and returned to the manufacturer if the device fails to calibrate to the established specifications.
• The device should be removed from service and returned to the manufacturer if requested by an authorized AMS representative.
• A physical inspection of the device should be conducted before testing by the device operator to ensure there are no signs of damage.
• Repairs to the device should only be conducted by trained AMS technitions.

Device Calibration Requirements

1. Calibration must be performed by an AMS-certified calibration technician.

2. Devices are calibrated externally using a DOT standard 0.100 BAC
   dry gas that is included on the NHTSA Conforming Products List of Calibrating Units for Breath Alcohol Testers.

3. The device contains sensors that automatically compensate for environmental conditions such as temperature and altitude.

4. AMS recommends calibration at least once every 12 months or if the device fails a field calibration check. However, customers may want to calibrate more frequently based on their own internal policies, state laws, or local court/agency policies.

5. Calibration intervals can be set in SCRAMNET for notification when calibration is due.

6. All devices will be calibrated by the manufacturer utilizing DOT standard 0.100 BAC dry gas before the original shipment of the device or after the device has been repaired.

Device Calibration Check Requirements

1. Calibration checks must be performed by an AMS-certified calibration technician.
2. Perform calibration check using DOT standard 0.100 BAC dry gas.
3. Calibration check must be within ± 0.005 BAC of the 0.100 alcohol standard utilized.
4. Perform calibration check between user assignments (recommended).

Safety and Handling Instructions
Silencing Device: Access the volume controls through the menu. When the volume is turned all the way down, the device will vibrate when a breath test or charging is required.
Carrying and Handling Device: The device should always be transported in the carrying case.
Water and Wet Locations: The device should not be exposed to water.

24/7 Customer Service
Phone: 303-785-7879
E-mail: support@scramsystems.com
Alcohol Monitoring Systems, Inc.
1241 W Mineral Ave
Littleton, CO 80120
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References

• Health and Safety Notice - SCRAM Systems
• Patents - SCRAM Systems

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