User Manual
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| Document Description | User Manual |
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| Document Type | User Manual |
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| Date Submitted | 2005-09-10 00:00:00 |
| Date Available | 2005-09-10 00:00:00 |
| Creation Date | 2005-08-22 12:30:07 |
| Document Lastmod | 2005-08-22 12:30:57 |
| Document Title | User Manual |
| Document Creator | HP 9100C Digital Sender |
| Document Author: | BEN HO |
One To One“ Series CaregiverAIert “500 l I Instruction Manual ~ v [Aaual rtyle of transmitter and rereivevmny vary here illuoratbns): Your Caregiver Alert includes ° Battery operated receiver w/ vibration and audio alerts 'Waterprool transmitter, battery included ‘Wrirt strap & Pendant strap for transmitter ° Belt clip for receiver Installing batteries in reoeiver: You'll need to buy 3 "AA“ batteries for the receiver. In typical use alkaline batteries will last up to 6 ’ ‘hd' I. To open the battery compartment, first remove the belt clip by sliding clip down. 2. Open battery compartment by sliding door in direction of arrow on door. 3. Install the 3 alkaline "AA“ batteries making sure the batteries are aligned properly. 4. Slide door onto receiver making sure the door snaps into place. 5. Slide Belt rlip onto bark of receiver; note that the clip can be shapped into place in 4directions 90° of each otherfi Replacing battery in transmitter: (Note transmitter comes with Lithium battery- LR2032 installed) I. To open battery compartment door, remove screws in door using a small Philips head screwdriver. 2 Carefully slide old battery (note battery alignment) out and discard as per local codes. 3. Slide new Lithium battery in place in same alignment as old battery. 4. Place battery compartment oor on to transmitter and screw in place. Test Caregiver Alert by pressing button on Transmitter to verify the transmitter and reoeiver function properly. SUEZ EJI'IV ll UHAIEIJHEI Openrtion Your One to One"l (oregiver Alert receiver has the options of vibration, on sound or both vibration Elllltldm “ml sound by melt VIBRATION 3. source sliding a switch to your choice. top of the receiver; this switch also has an OFF position. When the Caregiver Alert is not in use the receiver should be switched oil to extend the battery life. Function Setting: Your Caregiver Alert receiver has two alerting methods, one o 6~beep sound and the other is a vibration mode. You can also set the receiverfor both functions simultaneously. These functions can be set by sliding the switch from the “OH" position to the mode of your choice. Security Oode Settings: Your Caregiver Alerts em has up to 128 selectable Security es available. The code is ' factory set and does not need to be chan ed unless you are usin more than one system or ere is outside inte erence. Other wireless products may cause interference and the Coregiyer Alert may not operate properly. To change the code, simply follow the instructions below. 1. Open the battery compartment door on both the receiver and transmitter. Remove the batteries. 2. Inside both devices you will see u dip switch with switches numbered 1 thru 8. 3. Slide any one or more of the switches on the receiver to the ON position. Slide the corresponding switch on the transmitter to the ON position, making sure that both devices have matching settings. 4. Replace the batteries, do not attach the compartment doors Test system by pressing the button on the transmitter. 5. If system works then re lose the battery , compartment doors. If it oes not recheck the batteries alignment and that the code settings are the some for both units. Technical Servloe (Do um 80nd end-ten) nmwm-Mm,mmmnwm.anwy-mnuntevtsnwrww sh. IN: mmnm NM NM mum ull‘ ht mum“ IMI. 7m M! h 4'80 PM CST (M-F)» Vw my m m" lo: DESA My Produdl" no. In M. 2”! mm- DM MIMI than. “ulnar with: AWN: Toehltifll W M mm 'Ilmfwlwmhlwhmmlmnw M: MIW,DMQDYPMM~IN1PIIQOYW. 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Thls equipment generates. uses and can radiate radio Irequency energy and, It not Installed and used In accordanoe with the Instructions. may cause harmtul Interterenoe to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that Interierence will not occur in a particular installation. It this equipment does eause harmful interterenee to radio or television reception, which can be determined try turning the equipment M1 and on, the user is encour- aged to try to correct the Interierenee hy one or more at the toliowing measures: [1 Heurient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation hetween the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dItterent trom that to which the receiver is connected. consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician Ior help. nus VEAR qurED wakmumr Ms-IMWMMP/Mgmywmhwmvmmy munmrmmwmmmmmhwmmmwm Forapnbdolunyearhmnmetoeotpumerv’ni-lm amwlmmmmummpmneemmm ohmwtoyw. 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