Base One did an extensive evaluation, finding 19,400 potential errors in the code.
An example of one of the errors:
Readings are Not Averaged Correctly: When the software takes a series of readings, it first averages the first two readings. Then, it averages the third reading with the average just computed. Then the fourth reading is averaged with the new average, and so on.
Readings are Not Averaged Correctly: When the software takes a series of readings, it first averages the first two readings. Then, it averages the third reading with the average just computed. Then the fourth reading is averaged with the new average, and so on. There is no comment or note detailing a reason for this calculation, which would cause the first reading to have more weight than successive readings.
Obviously the developers of Alcotest 7110 MKIII-C were not the only incompetent participants in the story :))
Badly coded breathalyzer