Quick Reference Guide

SCRAM Remote Breath Pro
Quick Reference Guide
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Device Calibration Requirements
1. Calibration must be performed by an AMS-certied 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 eld 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 notication 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-certied 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: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Alcohol Monitoring Systems, Inc.
1241 W Mineral Ave
Littleton, CO 80120