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LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement 15.21 You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the part responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 15.105(b) 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: ‐Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. ‐Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ‐Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. ‐Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.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 of the device Version . Page: LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation Wiring Diagram Beep and Flash Code Chart *Note – would like to use images for sound/red led/green led as bullet points – just figuring out the formatting (Steve) Function Main Module powered up Turning the Remote on after Sleep Module Main Pairing the Remote Antenna On Antenna Module, press the Call Button times in quick succession Remote Press the bottom button on the remote times in quick succession Plugging the Remote into the Charger. Version . Remote Remote User Action Plug in the main module (old the bottom button down for seconds and release when beeps are heard. Plug the remote into the charger Feedback Single Flash external Red LED The Green LED will flash rapidly while the button is pressed. After seconds you will hear ascending tones Both LEDs will flash and the Remote will turn on. Alternating Green and Red LEDs will be displayed whilst charging is in progress. When Charging is Complete, only the Green LED will flash once a second. Red LED on the Antenna Module will start flashing Green LED will illuminate for seconds then off for seconds )f pairing fails, the Red LED will flash Rapidly )f successful, the Green LED will flash Rapidly Page: LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation Remote check‐in. Remote User in normal operation Remote Out of Range Remote Out of Range Remote Main User is out of Range and is given warnings with around second gaps to return to range before alerts are sent. User is out of Range Version . )f check‐in is successful and the Battery level is > %, the Green LED flashes once )f check‐in is unsuccessful, the first time then the Red LED flashes twice )f check‐in still unsuccessful after seconds – see Remote Out of Range below. )f check‐in unsuccessful after seconds then the Red LED flashes twice, the Remote will play Long Beeps followed by a sequence of Vibrations. )f check‐in unsuccessful after another seconds this is repeated )f check‐in unsuccessful after a further seconds this is repeated for the last time )f check‐in unsuccessful on the th occasion another seconds , the Remote will Sound a sequence of rapid, high tone beeps for seconds. )f no check‐in is received from a Remote after minute, then the Main Module will sound long beeps. )f no check‐in is received from a Remote after a further seconds, then the Main Module will sound long beeps.. )f no check‐in is received from a Remote after a further seconds, then the Main Module will sound long beeps. )f after a further seconds, no check‐in is received from the Remote, then the Main Module sends an alert to the Qube and indicates this by a sequence of Rapid (igh Tones. )t also pulses the horn output. Every minute Page: LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation Version . Page: LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation Functionality REMOTE Duress User holds down top button for second. Response is either positive or negative sound, depending on RF acknowledgment Fall down Currently the warbling siren noise is played , then the user has three seconds to press the bottom button to cancel the alert. During the three seconds, both LED’s flash rapidly. )f the user presses the button the red LED is on while the button remains pressed Note: can’t cancel while the warbling sound in playing Out – of – range ) think we have covered this adequately in the table above. Secondary (low priority) User holds down bottom button for second. Response is either positive or negative sound, depending on RF acknowledgment Options To engage Options, Press and hold both buttons until sound is played. Sound is ascending tones, repeated times Then Press the bottom button the required number of times to select the option. Once you have reached the desired option number, leave for three seconds. )f the number was incorrect – the negative sound is played. )f the option is valid and is correct carried out, the Remote will play back the number of presses you did eg beeps if option selected Note: Some options require the remote to be in range to execute the operation. Version . Page: LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation Note: Some options will change functionality inside the remote. Available Options: Option 3 Set the main module to wait for an application ACK )f the unit does not receive and application ACK within minutes it will send the high priority alert again. )t will repeat this for minutes cycles. Option 4 Set the main module to not retry if an application ACK fails to come through. Option 5 Set the high priority outputs to be on separate output pins Option 6 Set the high priority outputs to be on the same output pin output Option 7 Turn handheld unit internal accelerometer on Option 8 Turn handheld unit internal accelerometer off Option 9 Un‐pair a remote control. Option 10 Show the current firmware version running in the remote control. Display the version number on the LED’s. it will be a three digit number e.g. . . Version . Page: LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation Option 11 Change G‐Force for )mpact component of Fall‐over algorithm to . G Option 12 Change G‐Force for )mpact component of Fall‐over algorithm to . G Option 13 Change G‐Force for )mpact component of Fall‐over algorithm to . G Un‐pair a remote control It is necessary to un-pair a remote control from it’s antenna module, otherwise the antenna module will no longer see the check-in signals, and an out-of-range alert will result. Complete Shutdown *Note: This completely turns the Remote off. )t should only be done in the case where the Remote is not being used as a safety device in any way for example traveling on an airplane and is therefore a very deliberate event. Current Operation: press and hold bottom button until green LED goes out for approximately Release the button and the speaker will play long beep seconds . The remote is now in low power sleep mode. )t will not check‐in. Press the top button to wake. Note: This is about to change in function to use the Bottom button and held for more time… seconds. Alert To User This is an audible alert triggered by the Vehicle system sending out an outbound alert to the Remote. This will occur when the remote next checks in Will result is a continuous ascending siren‐like sound, repeated three times, followed by vibrations. Will occur for the next three check‐in’s Version . Page: LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation Application ACK This is an audible alert in the Remote to signify that an Application Acknowledgement ACK from the actual back‐end system has occurred and that the initial message sent by the remote has been received and acknowledged. A tune is played to the user upon receiving an application ACK. Note: This currently only plays once. – Andy would like it to play twice. MAIN MODULE Duress Alert A warbling sound will be heard on the internal speaker. The external red LED will flash once, signifying a panic/duress event Output will go high in multi‐output mode for seconds Output will go high in single output mode The (orn output will go high for seconds Fall down A warbling sound will be heard on the internal speaker. The external red LED will flash twice signifying a fall down event Output will go high in multi‐output mode for seconds Output will go high in single output mode (orn output will go high for seconds Out‐of‐range See above table for initial sound alerts. A warbling sound will be heard on the internal speaker. The external red LED will flash three times, signifying an out‐of‐range event Output will go high in multi‐output mode for seconds Output will go high in single output mode Version . Page: LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation (orn output will go high for seconds High Priority Retries This occurs when the Main module does not receive its application ACK form the Qube. )f the option the ignore ACKs is selected is selected, this is ignored. Every minutes, the high priority output associated with the event will go high. This process will be repeated until the application ACK is received. This will continue for a max of cycles minutes Secondary (low priority) The main module will sound a single Beep and then Output will go high for seconds. Alert To User The main module will sound a single Beep. Application ACK The main module sounds Beeps . Changing Options When an output is changed via the remote control, the internal speaker of the Main Module will beep once to acknowledge the change of an option. Firmware Version Display (old down the switch in the Main Module and apply power to the module. The red LED will flash the version number and the speaker will beep for each digit. Version . Page: LONE WORKER SYSTEM )nstallation and Functionality Documentation A second pause will signify the end of the decimal point. Firmware will be represented by a decimal places to signify major/minor/point release number eg . . No Communication with Antenna Module )f the Main Module has no communication with the Antenna module, this will result in the Main module performing a clean reset of communication in an attempt to resurrect its connection. )f there are consecutive resets, it will then send an out‐of‐range high priority alert. This will only be sent on the th reset ANTENNA MODULE Duress (old down the Call button for seconds. Pairing Press the Call button three times in quick succession each press to be no longer than seconds Erase All paired remotes from memory Press the Call button ten times in quick succession presses to be no longer than seconds Firmware Version Display (old down the Call button and apply power to the antenna module. The red LED will flash the version number for each digit. A second pause will signify the decimal point. Firmware will be represented by a decimal places to signify major/minor/point release number eg . . No communication with Main Module )f there is no communication with the main module, this will result in the Antenna module performing a comminications reset. )f there are consecutive resets, the Antenna module will turn off it’s RF circuitry for minutes which will give all Remotes an out‐of‐ range alert. Version . Page: 10 Brown Street East Perth WA 6004, Australia Tel: +61 8 92212345 Fax: +61 8 92212348 Lone Worker – Technical Specification v1.1 Main Module Physical Main Module Weight Main Module Weight with harness Case Material surround Case Material end‐caps Power Supply Nominal operating voltage Minimum operating voltage Maximum operating voltage Current Consumption Main module in Receive mode Main module in Transmit mode With remote plugged in for battery charging, will draw additional current trending towards zero when fully charged Anodised aluminium ABS/Polycarbonate blend V to V DC V DC V DC At . V At mA mA mA . V mA mA mA Digital Inputs )nput Low )nput (igh Maximum Voltage ~ V > V or not connected Serial Interface ‐ ‐ Environmental Storage Temperature Operational Temperature Temperature Sensors 3D Accelerometer CanBus Version Control PCB Motherboard (ardware PCB SPS Daughterboard (ardware Software to + to + Deg C Deg C full duplex with handshaking )nbuilt in CPU axis accelerometer Canbus . B v . v . v . . Antenna Module Physical Antenna Module Weight with harness Case material ABS/Polycarbonate blend Power Supply Nominal operating voltage Minimum operating voltage Maximum operating voltage V DC V DC V DC Current Consumption )ncluded in main module as above Mhz / RF Frequencies different hardware versions Electronic Testing & Compliance FCC: Part class A & B C‐Tick in progress in progress Version Control PCB (ardware Software v . v . . Remote Physical Remote Weight Case material Power Supply Battery Operated Battery current capacity Nominal operating voltage Battery Storage Temperature Less than month Less than months Less than year ABS/Polycarbonate blend Lithium ion polymer rechargeable mAh . V DC Charging Via USB V Current if connected to USB Current if connected to Main Module Environmental Operational Temperature Charging Cutout Temperature Mhz )SM Band mA trending towards zero once charged mA trending towards zero once charged ‐ For to + deg C deg C % recovery ‐ to + deg C ‐ to + deg C ‐ to + deg C 10 Brown Street East Perth WA 6004, Australia Electronic Testing & Compliance FCC: Part class A & B C‐Tick Version Control PCB (ardware Software Tel: +61 8 92212345 Fax: +61 8 92212348 in progress in progress v . v . .
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