Intox 8000 Summit

7/29/2019 Intox 8000 Summit

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Both instruments

in Oklahoma test

Breath using

INFRAREDSPECTROSCOPY


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INFRARED

SPECTROSCOPY The ethanol molecule has two ends, the

hydrogen end and the hydroxide (carbon-

oxygen bond) end.

NOW HOLD THAT THOUGHT . . . .


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In the visual spectrum:We can tell how much fog or smoke is in the air by

how much light is blocked from a light source.


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Ethanol Infrared Spectra with notation for I8000

IR filters

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Wavelength(microns)

PercentAbsorbtio

3.4 micron filter

9.4 micron filter

Thus, each molecule has its own infrared fingerprint.

Ethanol molecules absorb infrared light at wavelengths of approximately 3.00, 3.39,

7.25, 9.18, 9.50 and 11.5 microns.

No other compound absorbs infrared light at all of these wavelengths exclusively.

Each molecule absorbs infrared light waves in a unique way.

BEER-LAMBERT LAW(Provides the theoretical basis for IR breath testing.)


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In the Infrared spectrum, the

hydrogen endand the hydroxide

endact like the fog to block the the

light BUT ONLY in the 3.4 uM

and9.4 uM wavelengths,exclusively.

3.4hhhhhhh9.4hhhhhhhhhhh


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EVERYTHING ELSE PASSES

THROUGH

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9.4hhhhhhhhhhh


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THE INSTRUMENT

MEASURES THE INTENSITY

OF THE INFRARED LIGHTWITH CLEAN ROOM AIR.

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The Instrument then compares

the breath sample to determine

how much of the 3.4 & 9.4uM aremissing (blocked by ethanol)

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THE DIFFERENCE, OR MISSING IR

WAVE INTENSITY CAN BEMEASURED AND IS DUE TO THE

BREATH ALCOHOL CONTENT


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Ethanol Infrared Spectra with notation for I8000

IR filters

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Wavelength(microns)

PercentAbsorbtio

3.4 micron filter

9.4 micron filter

Thus, each molecule has its own infrared fingerprint.

Ethanol molecules absorb infrared light at wavelengths of approximately 3.00, 3.39,

7.25, 9.18, 9.50 and 11.5 microns.

No other compound absorbs infrared light at all of these wavelengths exclusively.

Each molecule absorbs infrared light waves in a unique way.

BEER-LAMBERT LAW(Provides the theoretical basis for IR breath testing.)


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IFthey are not the same, by a 5%

difference,THENthe instrument willdetermine a substance other than

ethanol, an interferent, is in thesample. The measurements of the

3.4uM and 9.4uM wavelength filters

must match or the substance is an

interferent.


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SEE?


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Intoxilyzer 8000

The 8000 operation is similar to the 5000with the following enhancements

ACCESS CARD with bar code - used to

scan in operator informationAble to scan the bar code on DL for subject

information

No Specialist for the 8000 No Log Of Tests now on each Affidavit


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Intoxilyzer 8000

Uses dry gas instead of simulator solutionAble to run approx 325 test before dry gas

cylinder needs to be changed or approx 2

years before cylinder expiration date Retains complete Affidavit information

Sends Affidavit information to BOT and

LEADRS


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Intoxilyzer 8000

To perform a test on the Intoxilyzer 8000 anofficer must have a valid permit.

The first thing he will do is scan his ACCESS cardand put in his PIN or manually type in the

information if he does not have his ACCESScard.

The 8000 will check an internal data base toverify if your permit is valid, if not you will not be

able to operate the instrument. It takes about fifteen minutes to delete an

operator from the database across the state if heis disqualified for any reason.


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Access Card information The officers nolonger have to type this information.

LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE NAME

BADGE NUMBER PERMIT NUMBER

AGENCY

AGENCY ADDRESS, ZIP, PHONE PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (PIN)

(verify correct operator for digital signature)

INTOXILYZER 8000


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The officers nolonger type in thefollowinginformation

LAST NAME FIRST NAME

MIDDLE NAME

DATE OF BIRTH SEX M/F

ADDRESS

CITY

INTOXILYZER 8000

STATE

ZIP

D.L. NUMBER

STATE OF ISSUE

REVIEW Y/N


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BREATH TEST9 STEP SEQUENCE

AIR BLANK

BREATH SAMPLE

AIR BLANK

WAIT PERIODAIR BLANK

BREATH SAMPLE

AIR BLANKCONTROL CHECK

AIR BLANK

BREATH TEST SEQUENCE


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IF THE INTOXILYZER DETECTS RADIO

FREQUENCY IN CLOSE PROXIMITY

Cell phones within 6 feet

THE SCREEN WILL DISPLAY AND YOU

WILL GET A PRINTOUT STATING


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BREATH TEST SEQUENCE IF

YOU PUSH THE START BUTTON AGAIN

THE SCREEN WILL DISPLAY AND YOUWILL GET A PRINTOUT STATING

SEQUENCE ABORTED


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BREATH TEST SEQUENCE IF

THE SUBJECT BLOWS DURING AN AIR BLANK


IMPROPER SAMPLE


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BREATH TEST SEQUENCE IF the subject has substantial mouth alcohol or

THE SUBJECT BLOWS A BREATH SAMPLE THATIS ABOVE THE RANGE OF THE INTOXILYZER, 0.60


RANGE EXCEEDED


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BREATH TEST SEQUENCE IF THE SUBJECT DOESNT BLOW AN

ADEQUATE SAMPLE, STOPS TOO SOON,STARTS AND STOPS, OR BLOWS AND SUCKS

THE SCREEN WILL CONTINUE TO PROMPT PLEASEBLOW FOR 3 MINUTES AFTER WHICH YOU WILL GET

A PRINTOUT STATING

DEFICIENT SAMPLE


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IF

THE AIR BLANK IS CONTAMINATED

THE SCREEN WILL DISPLAY AND YOU

WILL GET A PRINTOUT STATING

AMBIENT FAIL (PURGE FAIL)



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IF THE BREATH SAMPLE

IS CONTAMINATED ORTHE SUBJECT PUFFSRAPIDLY

THE SCREEN WILL WILL

DISPLAY

SAMPLE REJECTED

THE SCREEN WILL THEN PROMPT

RETRY Y/N

SELECTING Y WILL START A 16 MINUTE

DEPRIVATION CLOCK.


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BREATH TEST SEQUENCE IF THE BREATH SAMPLES ARE

MORE THAN .03 APART, THETEST IS NOT VALID AND

THE INTOXILYZER WILL PROMPT RETRY Y/N

YOU CAN RETRY UP TO 3 TIMES WITHOUT HAVING

TO RE-ENTER THE SUBJECT INFORMATION.

THIS IS ANOTHER PROTECTION AGAINST TESTING

MOUTH ALCOHOL.


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BREATH TEST SEQUENCE IF THE CONTROL TEST IS BEYOND THE

.01 TOLERANCE

THE INTOXILYZER WILL DISPLAY

Calibration Check Out of Tolerance THE PRINTOUT WILL SHOW THE RESULTS

WITH THE CONTROL TEST RESULT FLAGGED

INVALID AND


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THE INTRUMENT WILL BEDISABLED

THE TEST MUST BE ADMINISTERED

ON A DIFFERENT INTOXILYZER ORCONDUCT A BLOOD TEST


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IF THE TESTING SEQUENCE FAILS, ANYPRINTOUT IS EVIDENCE OF WHATHAPPENED DURING THE TEST.

THE SUBJECT SHOULD RECEIVE A COPY

A COPY SHOULD GO TO EVERYONE WHONORMALLY GETS A COPY OF THE THEAFFIDAVIT

THE PRINTOUTS ARE SAVED IN THEMEMORY OF THE INSTRUMENT AND AREIMMEDIATELY UPLOADED TO THE BOARDCOMPUTER IN OKLAHOMA CITY. YOU WILLBE ABLE TO GET THEM.


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IF THE TESTING SEQUENCECOMPLETES SUCCESSFULLY THEOFFICERS AFFIDAVIT AND NOTICE OFREVOCATION/DISQUALIFICATION ISSAVED THE SAME WAY.

THEY ARE NEVER PURGED FROM THE

MAIN COMPUTER. YOU WOULD BEABLE TO GET A PRINTOUT TEN YEARSFROM NOW. (It may cost you.)


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The 8000

Intoxilyzer

Temporary

Driver License


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OFFICERS

AFFIDAVITDISTRIBUTION

On the Officer/DPSAffidavit the officer will

complete SECTIONS 2,3 & 4. SECTION 4 doesNOT require anotary.


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The 8000

Intoxilyzer Log

of Tests is the

Officer

Affidavit


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IMPLIED CONSENTCIVIL ACTION NOT CRIMINAL BURDEN OF PROOF

Breath Test Operating Procedure Push the GREEN button andfollow the prompts.

If an Affidavit prints, the Officerfollowed the procedure approvedby the Board of Test. If a testresult appears, it is a valid,

states test even if the result is0.00.


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ADMISSIBILITY 47 O.S. sec. 756 A (brutally edited)

Upon the trial of any proceeding out ofacts committed by any person driving a

motor vehicle while under the influence

of alcohol, evidence of the alcoholconcentration in the breath of the

person as shown by analysis of the

breath performed in accordance with

Sections 752 and 759 of [title 47] IS

admissible.


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COMPLIANCE WITH SS 752 & 759

47 O.S. 752 H (brutally edited)

Tests breath for determining the alcohol

concentration, under the provisions of

[O.S. Title 47], to be admissible in evidenceunder the provisions of this [O.S. Title 47],

shall have been administered in accordance

with the rules and regulations of the Board.


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The breath tube on the I8000 is shorterthan the 5000D and the heater may have

failed. Something in the sample chamber could

increase the reading by blocking the infra-red light.

Mouth alcohol was measured in the breathsample.

COMMON RED HERRINGS


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No one can review the source code.

The particulate screen can clog.

The driver can affect the test result byhyperventilating.

RFI may have affected the result.

Another gaseous substance in the breath may

raise the result interferents.

COMMON RED HERRINGS

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