AeroScout TED Tag/Exciter Deployment (TED) Tool TED-1000 User Manual Tag Exciter Deployment Device
AeroScout Tag/Exciter Deployment (TED) Tool TED-1000 Tag Exciter Deployment Device
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TAG/EXCITER DEPLOYMENT DEVICE USER GUIDE Draft3C Disclaimer The information and know-how included in this document are the exclusive property of STANLEY Healthcare and are intended for the use of the addressee or the user alone. The addressees shall not forward to another their right of using the information, know-how or document forwarded herewith, in whole or in part in all matters relating or stemming from or involved therein, whether for consideration or without consideration, and shall not permit any third party to utilize the information, know-how or the documents forwarded herewith or copies or duplicates thereof, unless at the company’s consent in advance and in writing. Any distribution, advertisement, copying or duplication in any form whatsoever is absolutely prohibited. 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Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Table of Contents Overview ..............................................................................................................4 Model ...................................................................................................................4 Prerequisites .........................................................................................................4 Accessories Included ............................................................................................4 TED Descriptions ..................................................................................................5 TED Features ........................................................................................................6 TED Indications.....................................................................................................7 LED Indications ...................................................................................................7 Buzzer Indications ...............................................................................................9 Hardware Manager ..............................................................................................9 Installing Hardware Manager.............................................................................10 Charging the TED Device ...................................................................................11 Connecting TED via USB ....................................................................................12 Connecting TED via Bluetooth® ......................................................................... 12 Pairing TED with a PC........................................................................................12 Pairing TED with a Mobile Device....................................................................... 13 Activating and Configuring Tags ...................................................................... 14 Connecting and Using Tag Manager.................................................................. 14 Connecting and Using Tag Manager BD ............................................................ 16 Detecting Exciters ..............................................................................................18 Configuring the Exciter Detector Application...................................................... 18 How to Detect Exciters ......................................................................................22 Exciter Detection Messages ............................................................................... 23 Exporting and Clearing Messages ...................................................................... 25 Using the TED Device Manager Application ..................................................... 25 Viewing TED’s Connection Status ...................................................................... 26 Viewing TED’s Battery Status ............................................................................. 27 Viewing TED’s LED Status ..................................................................................27 Updating TED’s Firmware ..................................................................................28 User Guide Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Resetting the Device ..........................................................................................29 Device Maintenance...........................................................................................30 Battery..............................................................................................................30 Cleaning the Device ..........................................................................................30 TED Accessories ..................................................................................................31 TED Specifications ..............................................................................................32 Safety, Warnings and Warranty ........................................................................ 33 User Guide Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Overview The STANLEY Healthcare Tag/Exciter Deployment Device (TED) is a key component of the STANLEY Healthcare’s visibility solution. The small portable hand-held device, with rechargeable battery, is used to activate and configure tags and measure the coverage of LF and US Exciters wirelessly. ® TED connects directly to a PC via a USB cable or wirelessly using Bluetooth to a PC or mobile device. The TED device utilizes the Hardware Manager Applications or mobile app to perform various tasks. Fast and easy activation, configuration, testing, temperature calibration and battery initialization of STANLEY Healthcare tags can be performed. Additionally TED configures, tunes, and measures the coverage area of LF and US Exciters. Model • SKU: TED-1000 Prerequisites The Hardware Manager Application must be installed prior to using the TED device. See Hardware Manager. Accessories Included The following accessories are included with the TED device: • Micro USB Cable 1.5 meters • Cradle for mobile attachment User Guide Tag/Exciter Deployment Device TED Descriptions The following describes the parts of the TED device: Back View Front View Power and Bluetooth® LED LF and RF LED US LED Rechargeable battery casing with screws Side View Power and Bluetooth® On/Off Button Buzzer for Audio Indications Top and Bottom View US Receiver User Guide Micro USB Port Tag/Exciter Deployment Device TED Features Tag Activator The TED device detects, activates and configures wirelessly up to 80 STANLEY Healthcare tags simultaneously, including Bi-directional tags, using the Hardware Manager’s Tag Manager or Tag Manager BD applications. Tag Battery Tester The device is able to quickly test tag batteries in the field, even in an environment where a Wi-Fi infrastructure is nonexistent. Tag Battery Initialization After a tag battery replacement, the TED device can be used to reset tag battery counters. Tag Telemetry Data The device is able to read tag humidity and temperature logs on the spot. Exciter Detector TED receives LF or Ultrasound (Gen 1 and Gen 2) messages transmitted by Exciters. These messages are displayed using the Hardware Manager’s Exciter Detector Application. Exciter coverage area, Bad LF, Bad US (Noise Mode) and overlapping beams can then be evaluated. LED and Audio Indications TED includes 3 (three) multicolored LEDs and a buzzer for various status indications. Rechargeable Battery TED contains a rechargeable battery that is easily charged by connecting the device to a PC. The status of the battery can be viewed using the TED Device Manager Application, which is part of the Hardware Manager Application. Connect via Bluetooth® ® TED uses Bluetooth 4.0 to wirelessly connect to a PC or mobile device. The device can then be controlled, wirelessly, using the Hardware Manager applications on the PC or the TED mobile app. Easy Attachment Options The device can be worn around your neck using a lanyard or clipped on a belt using the optional belt clip. User Guide Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Micro USB Port TED is supplied with a Micro USB cable used for PC connection and battery charging. The device automatically turns On once connected and turns Off when disconnected. USB drivers are automatically installed when TED is connected to a PC. Mobile App (Future) A TED Mobile app for iOS and Android is available. See…….. TED Indications TED includes 3 (three) multicolored LEDs for visual indications and a buzzer for audio indications. LED Indications The LEDs are located on the front of the TED device: Power and Bluetooth® LED LF / RF LED US LED These indications are described in the table below. The following symbols are used: — = Solid color = Blink User Guide Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Action Power / BT LED Power On LF / RF LED 2 red blinks (- -) US LED 2 green blinks (- -) Comments Simultaneous LED blinking when connected via USB. Charging Solid red (—) When connected via USB. Battery Full Solid green (—) When connected via USB. Low Battery Blinking red (- - - - - - ………) Continuous blinking No Battery Solid yellow (—) When connected via USB BT Pairing Blinking blue (- - - - - - ………) Continuous blinking until Bluetooth connection is established. BT Connected 5 blue blinks (- - - - -) After Bluetooth connection is established. Receiving and Transmitting Blinking red (- - - - - - ………) During communication with tags. LF Message Blinking green (- - - - - - ………) On receipt of LF message. Bad LF Message Blinking red (- - - - - - ………) On receipt of Bad LF message. Tag Configuration in process Blinking yellow (- - - - - - ………) While tag configuration is in process. US Message Blinking yellow (- - - - - - ………) On receipt of US message Noise Mode Blinking red (- - - - - - ………) Continuous blinking during US Noise Mode User Guide Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Buzzer Indications The buzzer, for audio indications, is located on the side of the device: Buzzer indications are described in the table below: Buzzer XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Hardware Manager The Hardware Manager combines the suite of hardware configuration applications into one platform, removing the need to download and install separate applications. User Guide Tag/Exciter Deployment Device TED utilizes the following Hardware Manager Applications: • Tag Manager: Used to activate and configure the following tag families: T2, T3, T4, T5, T6 and T7. For more information on the Tag Manager, please refer to articles 2906 and 2907 in the STANLEY Healthcare Knowledgebase. • Tag Manager BD: Used to activate and configure the communication settings of STANLEY Healthcare Bi-directional Tags: T12 and T14. For more information on the Tag Manager BD, please refer to article 6025 in the STANLEY Healthcare Knowledgebase. • Exciter Detector: Used to evaluate the range and coverage area of an exciter. For more information on the Exciter Detector, please refer to article 1517 in the STANLEY Healthcare Knowledgebase. • TED Device Manager: Used to view the current status of the TED device, such as connection, battery and LEDs status. Additionally the application is used to update TED’s firmware. Installing Hardware Manager Download and install the latest Hardware Manager Application: • Hardware Manager Application Version 2 download, KB Article xxxx • Hardware Manager Installation Guide, KB Article 2872 User Guide 10 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Charging the TED Device The device is easily charged by connecting the supplied micro USB cable to a PC. 1. Connect TED to your computer using the supplied micro USB cable. Insert the smaller end of the cable to the micro USB port at the bottom of the device. Insert the USB end of the cable into an available USB port on your computer. 2. Device drivers are automatically installed the first time the device is connected to a PC. 3. The device is charging when the Power/Bluetooth® LED is solid Red. 4. Charging is complete when the Power/Bluetooth® LED is solid Green. 5. Remove the micro USB cable from the Device and PC once charging is complete. User Guide 11 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Connecting TED via USB The TED device is connected directly to a PC using the supplied micro USB cable. 1. Connect TED to your computer using the supplied micro USB cable. Insert the smaller end of the cable to the micro USB port at the bottom of the device. Insert the USB end of the cable into an available USB port on your computer. 2. Device drivers are automatically installed the first time the device is connected to a PC. Connecting TED via Bluetooth® ® TED can be connected, wirelessly, using Bluetooth to a PC or mobile device. Pairing TED with a PC XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX User Guide 12 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Pairing TED with a Mobile Device 1. Activate Bluetooth® on the mobile device. 2. Turn On TED’s Bluetooth® mode by holding down the side button for 3 seconds. ® The device’s Bluetooth LED starts blinking blue. 3. Select the TED device on the mobile device. 4. Enter in the passcode: STANLEY1234. 5. The device’s Bluetooth® LED stops blinking blue once the mobile device and the TED device are successfully paired. User Guide 13 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Activating and Configuring Tags The TED device detects, activates and configures wirelessly up to 80 STANLEY Healthcare tags simultaneously, including Bi-directional tags. The wireless tag management method consists of connecting TED to a PC or mobile, and arranging the tags in range of the TED device. Connecting and Using Tag Manager Before activating and configuring tags, the Tag Manager application must be connected to the TED device. 1. Make sure the Hardware Manager Application is installed. See Installing Hardware Manager. 2. Connect the TED device to the PC using the Micro USB cable. 3. Open the Hardware Manager Application. 4. Click on Tag Manager. The Tag Manager application opens. User Guide 14 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device 5. Under Communication select the USB Connection Type. A Connection Configuration message appears. 6. Click on Yes to proceed or No to cancel. 7. Tag Manager is now connected to the TED device. Tag Manager supports all tags including T2 Tags, T3 flat Tags T4 application Tags, T5 condition monitoring Tags and T6 GPS Tag. The procedure consists of detecting the tags and then configuring them. Configuration options become active and selectable according to the type of the tag. For more information please refer to the Tag Manager User Guide, KB Article 2907. User Guide 15 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Connecting and Using Tag Manager BD Before activating and configuring tags, the Tag Manager BD application must be connected to the TED device. 1. Make sure the Hardware Manager Application is installed. See Installing Hardware Manager. 2. Connect the TED device to the PC using the Micro USB cable. 3. Open the Hardware Manager Application. 4. Click on Tag Manager BD. The Tag Manager BD application opens. 5. From the Menu bar click on Communication and select Connect ► USB Interface. User Guide 16 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device The Initializing Communication message appears. 6. Tag Manager BD is now connected to the TED device. Tag manager BD is designed to activate and configure STANLEY Bi-directional Tags, such as the T12 and T14 Tags. The procedure consists of detecting the tags and then configuring them. Configuration options become active and selectable according to the type of the tag. For more information please refer to the Tag Manager BD User Guide, KB Article 6025. User Guide 17 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Detecting Exciters TED receives LF or Ultrasound (Gen 1 and Gen 2) messages transmitted by Exciters. These messages are displayed using the Hardware Manager’s Exciter Detector Application. Exciter coverage area, Bad LF, Bad US (Noise Mode) and overlapping beams can then be evaluated. The Exciter Detector application also maintains a log of all incoming Exciter messages. This file is created in the Exciter Detector installation directory. Using TED to detect Exciters answers questions frequently asked by field engineers: • Does the Exciter cover all the area is it supposed to cover? • Does the Exciter unnecessarily cover an area larger than the area is it supposed to cover? • Do the beams of multiple Exciters overlap? • If they do, what is the extent of the overlapped area? • Do ultrasound signals leak out the room? Note It is recommended to use the Detector Tag for more accurate Exciter range and coverage measurement. See >>>> Configuring the Exciter Detector Application The Exciter Detector Application needs to be configured before usage. 1. Make sure the Hardware Manager Application is installed. See Installing Hardware Manager. 2. Connect the TED device to the PC using the Micro USB cable. 3. Open the Hardware Manager Application. 4. Click on Exciter Detector. User Guide 18 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device The Exciter Detector application opens. 5. From the Menu bar click on File and select Configuration. The Configuration dialog box opens. User Guide 19 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device 6. Enter the following information: Communication Port The device uses a Micro USB interface. Therefore, the port is a serial ‘COM’ port. By default, device communicates with the PC through the port shown in this field. You can change the port, if the USB driver was installed on a different port. Make a sound when Exciter messages are received Check this box to instruct the PC to emit a sound when receiving Exciter messages through the device, in addition to the blinking of the device’s LED. Initially sort according to As the device receives messages, they appear on the Exciter Detector application screen. You can select to sort the messages according to one of the fields listed in this drop-down list. Table contents As Exciters transmit their messages at intervals measured in milliseconds, large numbers of messages accumulate in a matter of seconds. Selecting the Group by Exciter option reduces messages coming from the same Exciter to a single message. In this case, you will see the detection process in the quickly changing timestamp of the message. This grouping is useful when detecting overlapping beams or when testing an area containing a large number of Exciters. See How to Detect Exciters. Select "Complete log" to display all messages. User Guide 20 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Save Exciter messages log Check this box to save all incoming messages to a log file. The file is created in the Exciter Detector installation directory. The log contains all the messages received in all sessions (it is not overwritten). Dilute repetitive Exciter messages Often large numbers of messages contain identical information. The "dilute" option allows you to consolidate several identical messages into one message to save to the log (the constantly changing timestamp is excluded from this analysis). If you select this option: Select To Save one every Specify the number of repetitive messages you want to consolidate. Identical messages may still be stored in the log if the consolidates messages themselves are identical. Do not save repetitive messages Save just one message and completely ignore all repetitive messages. The next message that will be stored will be one that contains different data. Min. RSSI threshold This parameter defines the threshold for a valid minimum RSSI indication. A value below the threshold will appear in red. For Generation 2 Exciters, this parameter represents the minimum for sub-area RSSI. Average RSSI threshold This parameter defines the threshold for a valid average RSSI indication. A value below the threshold will appear in red. For Generation 2 Exciters, this parameter represents the average for sub-area RSSI. 7. Click OK. User Guide 21 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device How to Detect Exciters 1. Make sure TED is connected to the PC via the USB cable. 2. From the Hardware Manager Application click on Exciter Detector. The Exciter Detector Application screen opens. 3. If necessary, change the configuration of Exciter Detector Application. See Configuring the Exciter Detector Application. 4. Click the Start button (when using LF, click the Start LF button. When using Ultrasound, press the Start US button. When using Noise Mode, press Start Noise Mode). The button changes to Stop. 5. The generation of the TED device is automatically be detected and displayed in Ultrasound Solution Version (generation 1 or generation 2). Note Generation 1 Exciter Detectors do not support Generation 2 Ultrasound Exciters. Generation 2 Exciter Detectors do not support Generation 1 Ultrasound Exciters. 6. Move near the Exciter. User Guide 22 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device When TED receives the LF or Ultrasound Exciter signals, the right or middle LED’s start to blink and the Exciter messages begin to appear on the screen at a rate equal to the transmission interval of the Exciter. The messages are sorted and shown (in one group or as individual entries) according to the configuration settings. When the Exciter Detector enters the coverage area of multiple Exciters (overlapping beams), multiple series of messages appear – one series for each Exciter. The last received message appears against a yellow background. If the messages are configured to appear as a single message, you will see as many messages as the number of Exciters detected, with a yellow stripe changing places and delivering a "blinking" effect, which allows you a better visualization. 7. Click the Stop button to stop the detection process. Exciter Detection Messages The messages that appear in the Exciter Detector application screen provide the following information: Name Description Timestamp The date and time when the message was received. Exciter ID The ID of the Exciter, in hex, 4 digits (leading zeros). Area ID The Area ID of the Exciter in decimal format. Sub Area ID The Sub-Area ID of the Exciter in decimal format. LF/Ultrasound This column display whether the signal is LF or Ultrasound. Reaction The expected tag reaction. In case the expected reaction is to send a stored message, the message number is shown. TInterval The estimated transmission interval of this Exciter. The Manager remembers the shortest interval between two reports from one Exciter. If only one report was received from this Exciter the value will be blank. Activation Whether the Exciter activates or deactivates the tag. Map ID Whether the Exciter changes the MapID on the tags. Cell ID Whether the Exciter changes the cell ID on the tags. User Guide 23 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Name Description Transmission Interval This parameter will indicate if the Exciter is configured to change the tag's transmission interval or stop its transmission. For example if the Exciter is programed to modify the tag's transmission interval to 5 seconds for a period of 10 seconds, the value in this field will be "modify to 5s for 10s. If the Exciter is not configured to modify the tag's transmission interval, meaning that the tag will keep using its permanent transmission interval, this will be indicated by the word "Perm" in this column. Response Mode Whether the Exciter changes the response mode of the tag (can be "Wait, Ensure, PSEM"), And the relevant interval. Area RSSI For Generation 1 Ultrasound Exciters: This parameter is not relevant. For Generation 2 Ultrasound Exciters: Indicates the received signal strength (in millivolts) of the 5 bits of the US signal which represent an area. Sub-area RSSI For Generation 1 Ultrasound Exciters: Indicates the received signal strength (in millivolts) of the US signal. For Generation 2 Ultrasound Exciters: Indicates the received signal strength (in millivolts) of the 5 bits of the US signal which represent a sub-area. Min. US RSSI The minimum US RSSI measurement received up to this point. For Generation 2 this calculation is based on the Sub Area column. Avg. US RSSI The average of US RSSI measurements received up to this point. For Generation 2 this calculation is based on the Sub Area column. Battery Level For Generation 2 only – indicates the battery level of the exciter (H – High / L - Low). Transmission Mode Whether the Exciter changes the transmission mode of the tag Perimeter Whether the Exciter is perimeter (1) or not (-) (applies to advanced CCX usage scenarios). Category The category parameter transmitted by the Exciter. Used for changing tag behavior in different scenarios (for example, bay separation). User Guide 24 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Exporting and Clearing Messages Click the Export button to export the messages accumulated so far to a commaseparate file. Click the Clear button to clear the screen. Using the TED Device Manager Application The TED Device Manager Application, which is part of the Hardware Manager Application, allows you to view the current status of the TED device. Connection, battery, LEDs status and firmware version can be viewed. The application is also used for updating TED’s firmware. User Guide 25 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Viewing TED’s Connection Status 1. From the Hardware Manager Application click on TED Device Manager. The TED Device Manager screen opens 2. Connected is displayed if the device is connected. Disconnected is displayed if the device is disconnected. User Guide 26 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Viewing TED’s Battery Status 1. From the Hardware Manager Application click on TED Device Manager. The TED Device Manager screen opens. 2. TED’s current battery status is displayed. Viewing TED’s LED Status XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX User Guide 27 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Updating TED’s Firmware TED’s firmware is updated using the TED Device Manager Application, which is part of the Hardware Manager Application. 1. Make sure TED is connected to the PC via the USB cable. 2. From the Hardware Manager Application click on TED Device Manager. The TED Device Manager screen opens. 3. Click on UPGRADE FIRMWARE. 4. Locate the latest firmware and then click on Upload. User Guide 28 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Resetting the Device User Guide 29 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Device Maintenance Battery TED uses a rechargeable battery which can be replaced if needed. CAUTIONS: • RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. • DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS. To replace the battery: 1. Remove the panel by unscrewing the 4 case screws. 2. Remove the battery. 3. Install a new and approved battery in the battery holder. 4. Close and re-screw the panel. Cleaning the Device Cleaning the device can be done using Alcohol or Chloride based wipers only. User Guide 30 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device TED Accessories Accessory Model / KB Article Micro USB Cable SKU: XXXX Belt Clip Kit SKU: XXXX Cradle for mobile SKU: XXXX T2s Detector Tag SKU: TAG-2300-DT Detector Tags Release Notes 8013 Detector Tags Quick Start Guide 7812 Tag Manager User Guide 2907 Tag Manager BD User Guide 6025 Tag Exciter Deployment Device Data Sheet XXXX Tag Exciter Deployment Device Release Notes XXXX User Guide 31 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device TED Specifications Performance • Detection Range: Up to 3 meters • Able to detect up to 80 tags in a single session Physical and Mechanical • Dimensions: 120mm x 68mm x 20mm (4.72in x 2.67in x 0.78in) • Weight: 120g Environmental Specifications • Charging Temperature: 0°C to 45°C (32°F to +113°F) • Operating Temperature: 0°C to 50°C (32°F to +122°F) • Humidity: 0 to 95% RH non-condensing • Ingress Protection Rating: IP-30 Electrical • Micro USB Port • Rechargeable Battery (Replaceable, if needed) Radio • Wi-Fi 802.11 (2.4 GHz); b/g/n compliant • LF (Low Frequency Receiver 125kHz) • Transmission power: up to +19dBm (~81mW) • Bluetooth® 4.0 • US (Ultrasound Receiver 40KHz) Security protocol • WPA2 security with AES encryption Audio • Buzzer: Volume level 80dBA at 0.1 meter Certification • Radio: FCC Part 15, ETSI 300-328, 300-330, 301-489, RSS 210 (Canada), IEC 6100 / EN 60601 • Safety: CE EN 60950, cTUVus UL 60950, IEC 60601 User Guide 32 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device Safety, Warnings and Warranty FCC STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: a) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. b) Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. c) Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. d) Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: a) This device may not cause harmful interference b) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. FCC Warning Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user authority to operate the equipment under FCC Rules. WARNING: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210 of Industry and Science Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement. User Guide 33 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device STANLEY Healthcare (“STANLEY”) Standard Warranty and Disclaimer For STANLEY Healthcare AeroScout® Products (“Products”) Limited Warranty and Disclaimer. STANLEY warrants that commencing from the date of delivery to Customer and continuing for a period of one (1) year thereafter (the “Warranty Period”), the hardware components of STANLEY Healthcare AeroScout® Products (the “Hardware”) will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use subject to the terms hereof. The date of shipment of the Hardware by STANLEY is set forth on the packaging material in which the Hardware is shipped. This limited warranty extends only to the original user of the Hardware. Customer's sole and exclusive remedy and the entire liability of STANLEY and its suppliers under this limited warranty will be, at STANLEY’s or its service center's option, shipment of replacement Hardware components within the Warranty Period or a refund of the purchase price if the Hardware is returned to the party supplying it to Customer, if different than STANLEY, freight and insurance prepaid. STANLEY replacement parts used in Hardware repair may be new or equivalent to new, and STANLEY reserves the right to provide replacement Hardware components of similar form and function, as long as the functionality is equal or better than Customer’s original Hardware components. STANLEY’s obligations hereunder are conditioned upon the return of affected Hardware in accordance with STANLEY’s then-current Return Material Authorization (RMA) procedures. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the warranty for TAG Hardware specifically designated for sterilization via autoclave or other sterilization methods shall have a warranty period of 350 sterilization cycles from the date of delivery; provided, however, that sterilization outside of environmental specifications approved in any applicable user documentation voids all warranties. Extended Warranty: STANLEY offers an extended warranty, for a fee, on AeroScout products. Within the one (1) year of the standard warranty, additional warranty of two (2) years may be purchased. Additional warranty years may only be purchased once within the first one (1) year, or prior to warranty expiration. A maximum of three (3) total warranty years are available for Hardware. Exclusions: The warranty set forth above will not apply if the Hardware or the Product (i) has been altered, except by STANLEY, (ii) has not been installed, operated, repaired, or maintained in accordance with instructions supplied by STANLEY, (iii) has been subjected to abnormal physical or electrical stress, misuse, negligence, or accident; or (iv) is provided for beta, evaluation, testing, or demonstration purposes for which STANLEY does not receive a payment of purchase price or license fee. • • • • • • • In addition, this warranty shall not cover the following: Batteries (other than DOA -Dead On Arrival). Plastics (including defects in appearance, cosmetics, decorative or structural items including framing and non-operative parts). Tag Calibration. Expenses related to removing or reinstalling the Products. Defects or damage that result from the use of Non-STANLEY certified Products, Accessories, Software or other peripheral equipment. Defects or damages resulting from service, testing, adjustment, installation, maintenance, alteration, or modification in any way by any party other than STANLEY, or its authorized service partners. All software contained in or otherwise part of STANLEY Healthcare AeroScout® Products, which is covered by STANLEY’s separate software warranty contained in the separate software license agreement with respect to such Products. User Guide 34 Tag/Exciter Deployment Device The warranty set forth above shall not be enlarged and no obligation or liability shall arise out of STANLEY’s rendering of technical advice, facilities or service in connection with Customer's purchase of the STANLEY Healthcare AeroScout® Products. Except for the foregoing warranties, which shall be the exclusive warranties with respect to any Products, STANLEY MAKES NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WRITTEN OR ORAL, REGARDING INFORMATION GIVEN OR THE PRODUCTS OR SERVICES SUPPLIED AND EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, REPRESENTATIONS AND CONDITIONS, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ALL WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS OF QUALITY, NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY AND SUITABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW. STANLEY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES FOR ANY CAUSE OF ACTION, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE. Consequential, incidental and indirect damages include, but are not limited to, lost profits, lost revenue and loss of business opportunity, whether or not STANLEY was aware or should have been aware of the possibility of these damages. User Guide 35 About STANLEY Healthcare STANLEY Healthcare provides over 5,000 acute care hospitals and 12,000 long-term care organizations with enterprise solutions that transform safety, security and operational efficiency. The STANLEY Healthcare solution set enables customers to achieve organizational excellence and superior care in five critical areas: Security & Protection, Safety, Environmental Monitoring, Clinical Operations & Workflow, and Supply Chain & Asset Management. These solutions are complemented by consulting, training, implementation and integration services. STANLEY Healthcare is proud to be part of Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. For more information, visit: www.stanleyhealthcare.com STANLEY Healthcare 130 Turner Street Building 3 Waltham, MA 02453 Tel: +1-888-622-6992 Asia-Pacific E-mail: stanleyhealthcare-asiapac@sbdinc.com North America E-mail: stanleyhealthcare@sbdinc.com Middle East E-mail: stanleyhealthcare-MEA@sbdinc.com Europe E-mail: shs-uk@sbdinc.com Latin America E-mail: stanleyhealthcare-latam@sbdinc.com
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