User's Manual

Business Guidelines – Processes and Procedures
Version: 2.3 37 10/15/2009
The following table lists the recommended actions that you should take for each of the
types of alerts that may appear on the Daily Action Plan.
Alert Type Recommended Actions
Alcohol Detected
Contact the client or supervising agent immediately.
Refer to your Alert Management Console for specific
instructions and supporting data.
Run a Non-Compliance Report for the specific event.
Potential Tamper
Review the Temperature, IR Voltage, and TAC charts
looking for continued changes to the standard pattern.
Schedule client to meet with agent for physical inspection
or take other appropriate action.
Potential Removal
Immediately interview the client to determine if the
SCRAM Bracelet was damaged or removed. Take
appropriate action.
No readings after this point can be relied upon until it is
determined that the bracelet is securely attached.
Critical
Communications
Review the Communications log looking for any readings
or communications that occurred after this alert.
Interview the client to determine if the client has been at
home. If the client has been at home, check the
equipment and verify that it is working properly. If the
client has not been at home, determine if a non-
compliance event has occurred and take appropriate
action.
Replace Equipment
Contact the client immediately to schedule an
appointment to replace equipment.
Inspect bracelet or modem for damage.
Replace the damaged device using SCRAM
NET
procedures.
Contact AMS Customer Services to obtain a Return of
Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number.
Note: Once an RMA number is generated, a replacement
is owed by AMS for the failed equipment.
If damage is suspected or alcohol verification is required,
request a Return Inspection Report from AMS.
Return damaged equipment to AMS.
Battery Low
Change the battery in the SCRAM Bracelet as soon as
possible. The battery should continue to operate for 7 to
10 days after you initially receive this message.