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RBT Mini
®
AlcoLimit
®
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Problem Solution
My AlcoLimit RBT Mini Breathalyser
won’t connect with my mobile device
The AlcoLimit RBT Mini Breathalyser requires the
following specications to connect and operate
correctly:
- Bluetooth 4.0 (for connectivity)
Plus one of the following or a later version:
- iPhone 4S or later running iOS 7 and above
- Android devices running OS 4.3 and above
Check these specications are available on your
device.
Ensure Bluetooth is turned on in the device settings.
If so, then restart both the device and the AlcoLimit
RBT Mini breathalyser
and try to reconnect.
Check your battery level is not low. Replace battery if
needed as this can aect the strength of the
bluetooth connection.
My
AlcoLimit RBT Mini Breathalyser
won’t turn on
The battery may be at. Replace the battery with
1 x AAA alkaline battery. Use good quality batteries as
generic brand batteries may not have enough charge.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This device is tested as a 0.05% BAC device (0.05%BAC is equal to 0.05grams of alcohol per 100ml of
blood). AlcoLimit RBT-mini Breathalyser has a range of 0.000-0.400 %BAC. Readings above this range
will be indicated by the word ‘HIGH’ appearing on the screen.
• Ifyouarenotusingthedeviceregularlythesensorcandryout.Usethedeviceatleastonceper
month to maintain the sensor. Prior to testing after storage, use the device 3 times before
performing your actual test in order to re-moisten the sensor.
PLEASE NOTE: Alcohol vapour from the upper respiratory tract, associated with very recent drinking of an
alcoholic beverage, can cause higher readings than the true breath alcohol concentration. We recommend
having a glass of water prior to testing and waiting at least 20 minutes after your last drink for accurate
results. Not waiting the required 20 minutes will saturate the sensor unnecessarily and may cause sensor
damage. This is not covered under your warranty. Please always wait 20 minutes after consuming any alcohol
to avoid this problem.
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