(e) A "Flow" or "flo" warning display on the readout screen indicates the breath sample was not sufficient or more likely, not long enough. (f) If the Marine/Sailor fails to provide a sufficient breath sample, have the Marine/Sailor perform a second test right away. A 20-minute waiting period is not required. (g) After three attempt failures, it will be identified/reported as "failing to provide a sufficient sample." (h) Prior to testing another individual, ensure the screen backlight has turned off and then tap the power button to reset the unit. (i) the introduction of smoke, saliva, or other contaminants into the device. (j) Avoid testing in high wind or restricted spaces. Poor ventilation may lengthen the time required for warm up between tests. (k) A "bat" warning display on the readout screen indicates that battery is low and battery replacement is required. 4. Administration and Logistics a. Retain records at discretion of CO or higher authority. b. Record the results on the Alcohol Screening Program Log contained in enclosure (1). c. Record of test. A record of each test must be completed regardless of the test results. The following information will be annotated on the Alcohol Screening Program Log: (1) Test number. Record the 5-digit test number that appears on the screen. (2) Date/Time. Date and time screening was administered. (3) Rank. The Marine/Sailor's current rank. (4) Last Name. Last name of the Marine/Sailor screened. (5) First Name. First name of the Marine/Sailor screened. (6) Results. "NEG" if negative; "BAC=O.OOO" (fill in number) if positive; or "No Sample" if Marine/Sailor failed to provide a
(e) A "Flow" or "flo" warning display on the readout screen indicates the breath sample was not sufficient or more likely, not long enough. (f) If the Marine/Sailor fails to provide a sufficient breath sample, have the Marine/Sailor perform a second test right away. A 20-minute waiting period is not required. (g) After three attempt failures, it will be identified/reported as "failing to provide a sufficient sample." (h) Prior to testing another individual, ensure the screen backlight has turned off and then tap the power button to reset the unit. (i) the introduction of smoke, saliva, or other contaminants into the device. (j) Avoid testing in high wind or restricted spaces. Poor ventilation may lengthen the time required for warm up between tests. (k) A "bat" warning display on the readout screen indicates that battery is low and battery replacement is required. 4. Administration and Logistics a. Retain records at discretion of CO or higher authority. b. Record the results on the Alcohol Screening Program Log contained in enclosure (1). c. Record of test. A record of each test must be completed regardless of the test results. The following information will be annotated on the Alcohol Screening Program Log: (1) Test number. Record the 5-digit test number that appears on the screen. (2) Date/Time. Date and time screening was administered. (3) Rank. The Marine/Sailor's current rank. (4) Last Name. Last name of the Marine/Sailor screened. (5) First Name. First name of the Marine/Sailor screened. (6) Results. "NEG" if negative; "BAC=O.OOO" (fill in number) if positive; or "No Sample" if Marine/Sailor failed to provide a
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