J Brasch 20072010 Audio Attendant Call System - Remote Unit User Manual SP200 1

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SP200
SafePresence™ Audio Attendant Call System
Instruction Manual
Contents
Safety instructions
Product diagram and functions
Rechargeable batteries information
Usage Instructions
Setting up a bed sensor pad
Monitoring Instructions
To confirm the frequency range
Setting up an ID code
Troubleshooting
Specifications
Warranty
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Before Using This Product
Be sure to read this instruction manual thoroughly before use.
Keep this manual for future reference.
The SP200 SafePresence™ Audio Attendant Call System is a caregiver aid and
not a substitute for watchfulness over an individual who may be at risk of injury
from falls. Additional interventions may be required.
Safety Instructions
Before using the SP200 SafePresence™ Audio Attendant Call System, be sure to
read these instructions.
Hazard Definitions
The following terms are used throughout this manual to bring attention to the presence
of hazards of various risk levels, or to convey important information concerning the use
of this product.
Warning
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which,
if not avoided, may result in death or serious injury.
Caution
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, may result in injury or property damage.
Examples of Hazard Indicators
Caution including warning
Important precaution
Must follow instructions
Warning
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Unplug the SP200 SafePresence™ Audio Attendant Call System from mains power and
refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:
• In case of smoke or unusual noise; or
• If water or any other liquid is spilled into or onto the SP200 SafePresence™
Audio Attendant Call System; or
• If a power socket or cord is extremely hot; or
• If the SP200 SafePresence™ Audio Attendant Call System has been dropped, or the enclosure is
damaged.
Operate this product only with the
specified voltage
Do not disassemble or alter the product
Do not attempt to disassemble or alter the
product. It may cause a fire and electric
shock. Contact your distributor for
inspection, adjustment and repair.
Use SP200 SafePresence™ Audio Attendant
Call System with specified voltage (AC 240V).
Failure to do so may cause a fire or an electric
shock.
Do not put a container filled with water
or any kind of liquid on top of the product
Keep Dry
Keep this product dry and away from water
or other liquids. Failure to keep dry may
result in an electric shock.
If water/liquid spills or enters the inside of the
product, it may cause a fire or an electric shock.
Rechargeable Batteries
• LED light on the SP200TX Base Station
Monitor and Transmitter blinks when its battery
power is low.
• LED light and out-of-range lamp on the
SP200RX Wireless Remote Receiver with
Audio blinks when its battery power is low.
• Both units charge automatically when the AC
adapter is plugged in.
• Both units will take about 8 hours to become
fully charged. (Charging also occurs when
power to the unit is turned off.)
Be sure to use only rechargeable
batteries for the SP200RX Wireless
Remote Receiver with Audio.
(Rechargeable batteries are included.)
SP200TX Base Station Monitor
and Transmitter has a rechargeable
battery detector inside the battery
compartment.
Rechargeable battery detector
How to Install Rechargeable Batteries for the
SP200RX WirelessRemote Receiver with Audio
Push the button and hold to slide away the belt
clip. Open the cover and insert the batteries.
Button
How to Replace Rechargeable Batteries for the
SP200TX Base Station Monitor and Transmitter
Battery life is affected by the number of times the unit is charged and discharged. Replace the rechargeable
batteries when the unit can only be used for a short time even after recharging. Follow the instructions below
and replace the rechargeable batteries regularly, even when the device is operated primarily on mains power.
1) Loosen the
screw and
open the
battery cover.
2) Remove the
old rechargeable
batteries and
insert the new
ones.
3) Close the battery
cover and tighten
the screw.
♦ The screw does not come off of the cover.
• Be sure to use the specified batteries.
• Do not use other products that could possibly cause unexpected damage or failure.
• New batteries come in a discharged condition and must be fully charged before use.
• Dispose or recycle batteries in accordance with local laws. Never dispose in fire or water.
Usage Instructions
Setting up the SP200RX Wireless
Remote Receiver with Audio
Batteries must be charged before use.
Setting up the SP200TX Base Station Monitor
and Transmitter
1.
・ Set up the SP200TX Base Station Monitor
1.
2.
and Transmitter close to the person being
monitored; within 1-3 meters.
・ Connect [remote call button w/ microphone] to the unit as necessary depending
on the person being monitored’s condition.
In this case, the microphone on the main
unit stops working. In this mode, the call
button works on both sides.
・ To avoid malfunctions caused by low
battery, we recommend using the AC
adapter.
When using as a stationary unit:
Insert the AC adapter plug into the AC
adapter jack on the side of the remote and
plug it into a power outlet.
When using as portable unit:
Remove the battery cover and install the
rechargeable batteries. Always take care
to insert batteries correctly with regard to
polarity (+ and −).
Be sure to unplug the AC adapter for
portable use; failure to do so may
damage the product.
2.
Insert the AC adapter plug into the AC
adapter jack on the side of the SP200TX
Base Station Monitor and Transmitter and
plug it into a power outlet.
Set up the SP200TX Base Station Monitor
and Transmitter close to the person being
monitored, a distance of 1-3 meters.
Turn on the power and adjust the volume.
Red LED light will be turned on.
High-pitched noise occurs when the
SP200TX Base Station Monitor
and Transmitter and the SP200RX
Wireless Remote Receiver with Audio
are placed too close together. If
high-pitched noise occurs, turn the
volume lower or move the units farther
apart.
・ The SP200TX Base Station and
Transmitter can be hung on the wall
using the hook hole.
Using the Floor Mat
1.
・ Connect the remote call button w/
microphone to the SP200TX Base
Station Monitor and Transmitter as
needed depending on the person being
monitored’s condition.
2.
Using the bed or chair sensor
Connect the bed/chair sensor to the
SP200TX Base Station Monitor
and Transmitter.
Slide the sensor select switch to (bed/
chair).Turn the power on and the red
LED light will light up.
1.
3.
2.
This floor mat is designed to detect when
the mat is stepped on by the person being
monitored.
The floor mat may be placed in a doorway
(A) or at the side of a bed (B) to alert
caregivers when a person being monitored
steps on the floor sensor.
The alarm will sound on the SP200RX
Wireless Remote Receiver with Audio when
the floor sensor is stepped on.
Setting Up the Floor Mat
Make sure that the person being
monitored is on the bed sensor pad
when turning the power on. Otherwise the alarm goes off.
When using the floor sensor mat
Connect the floor sensor to the
SP200TX Base Station Monitor
and Transmitter.
Slide the sensor select switch to
(floor).Turn the power on and the red
LED light will light up.
1.
2.
*Adjust floor mat settings according to the
environment in the person being monitored’s
room.
How to set up “leaving detection” bed or
chair sensor pads
1.
2.
Bed sensor and chair sensors are used to
detect when the person being monitored
leaves a bed or chair.
Alarm sounds to alert caregivers 2-3 seconds
after the person being monitored gets up
from a bed or chair.
Setting up the Bed Sensor Pad
1.
2.
Place the bed sensor pad between the
person being monitored and the bedding. The
bed sensor must be on top of the mattress.
The bed sensor detects the person’s weight.
Adjust the positioning of the sensor pad
according to person being monitored’s
position. Refer to the illustration below to
help determine a suitable set up position.
To prevent wandering
pillow
bed
sensor
pad
hip position
Place the bed sensor
directly under the buttocks
area of the person being
monitored. Bed sensor
should be perpendicular to
the person and installed
side-to-side on top of the
mattress.
Audio Options
To Confirm the Frequency Range
Be sure to confirm connections before each use.
The SP200 SafePresence™ Audio
Attendant Call System can operate in three
different audio modes: No Audio, Push-To-Talk
Audio and Always-On Audio. The audio modes
refer to the method by which the SP200TX Base
Station Monitor and Transmitter transmits audio
to the SP200RX Wireless Remote Receiver with
Audio.
1.
2.
All modes allow the caregiver to speak while
pressing the talk button on the SP200RX
Wireless Remote Receiver with Audio and to be
heard on the SP200TX Base Station Monitor
and Transmitter.
3.
No Audio:
Confirm the connection between the
When the audio plug is inserted into the
“Remote Call Button Jack” on the SP200TX
Base Station Monitor and Transmitter, no audio
will be heard on the SP200RX Wireless Remote
Receiver with Audio.
SP200TX Base Station Monitor
and Transmitter and the SP200RX
Wireless Remote Receiver with Audio
everywhere it will be used.
4.
Push-To-Talk Audio:
To enable Push-To-Talk Audio, remove the
audio plug from the “remote call button jack” on
the SP200TX Base Station Monitor and Transmitter and plug in the call cord with internal
microphone.
Setting Up an ID Code
Always-On Audio:
The Always-On Audio feature is enabled
when nothing is plugged into the remote call
button jack on the SP200TX Base Station
Monitor and Transmitter. When used in this
mode, audio transmitted from the SP200TX
Base Station Monitor and Transmitter will be
heard continuously on the SP200RX Wireless
Remote Receiver with Audio.
1.
2.
Baby unit
Base
電源
コー
ド設
ON
/O
Make sure to use monitors only where the
connection is stable and dependable.
・A low battery can cause poor reception.
Be sure to charge batteries when
needed.
・Please note that some radio interference
may occur when using this device in a
domestic environment.
When the call cord is installed in the SP200TX
Base Station Monitor and Transmitter, the
person being monitored can be heard on the
SP200RX Wireless Remote Receiver with
Audio by pressing the call cord button while
speaking. Audio will only be heard when the
button on the call cord is pressed.
Remote unit
Set up the SP200RX Wireless Remote
Receiver with Audio and the SP200TX Base
Station Monitor and Transmitter according
to “Setting up the SP200RX Wireless
Remote Receiver with Audio” and “Setting
up the SP200TX Base Station Monitor and
Transmitter”.
Place a radio or something that produces
sounds near the SP200TX Base Station
Monitor and Transmitter.
Make sure that sound from the SP200TX
Base Station Monitor and Transmitter is
heard from SP200RX Wireless Remote.
3.
FF
定
チ
セン
サー
Code setting button
ャ
ン
ネ
ル
If there is excessive radio frequency
intereference, establish a proper ID code
for the SP200RX Wireless Remote
Receiver with Audio and the SP200TX
Base Station Monitor and Transmitter.
Turn the SP200TX Base Station Monitor
and Transmitter on. Press code setting
button on the side
子機 of the unit with a paper
clip. LED light starts to blink.
Turn the SP200RX Wireless
Remote Receiver with Audio on. Press
code setting button on the back of the unit
with a paper clip.
LED light starts to blink. Beep occurs and
the out-of-range lamp turns on.
LED light stops blinking and turns on.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Cause
Solution
■ SP200TX Base Station Monitor and Transmitter
LED light does not light up
Unit is not connected to AC
adapter
Battery is low
Recharge battery
Cannot use portably
Battery is low
Recharge battery
Remote and base units are placed
out of range
Move remote unit closer to base unit
Battery is low
Recharge battery
Audio problem
Voice from remote unit cannot
be heard
Make sure the unit is properly
connected to AC Adapter
Make sure to press and hold Talk button
Talk button is not pressed when talking when talking
The bed/floor sensors’ cord often Sensors are not connected properly
to the base unit
disconnects from the base unit
Make sure to properly connect
bed/floor sensor to the base unit
Cannot remove the bed/floor
sensor from the base unit
Bed/floor sensor is locked
Unlock the bed/floor sensor
Alarm does not sound when
sensor pads are activated
Remote and base units are placed
out of range
Move the remote unit closer to the base
unit
Battery is low
Recharge battery
Sensors are not connected properly
Make sure to connect bed/floor sensor
to base unit properly
■ SP200RX Wireless Remote Receiver with Audio
LED light does not light up
Cannot use portably
No sound is transmitted from
the base station
Volume is too low
Alarm doesn’t go off
Excess noise interference
Unit is not connected to an AC
adapter
Make sure the unit is properly
connected to AC Adapter
Battery is low
Recharge battery
Battery is low
Recharge battery
Base unit are not turned on
Turn base unit on
Remote and base units are out of
range
Move remote unit closer to the base unit
Talk button is being pressed
Release the talk button
Correct audio mode is not selected
Select correct audio mode
Base unit is not placed properly
and faces the wrong direction
Move base unit / Turn base unit’s
face toward the person being
monitored
Battery is low
Recharge battery
Remote and base units are placed
out of range
Move remote unit closer to base unit
Battery is low
Recharge battery
Being interfered from other devices
Re-establish ID code
Move or re-position devices that may
cause interference (computer, TV, etc.)
* If problem persists, replace batteries.
Specifications
SP200TX Base Station
Monitor and Transmitter
SP200RX Wireless
Remote Receiver with Audio
7.5V AC Adapter
Power
Nickel Metal Hydride
Rechargeable Batteries
Wireless transmission
range
Size
Weight
100M appx. (in open area)
105(W) x 150(D) x 50 (H) (mm)
60(W) x 55(D) x 110(H) (mm)
260g
130g
8 hours (power off)
To fully recharge
Estimated battery life
(when fully charged)
AA Nickel Metal Hydride
10 hours
3 hours
* To avoid low battery issues, we recommend using the SP200TX Base Station Monitor and Transmitter
with the AC adapter plugged in.
* Contents of these specifications may change without notification.
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Warranty
Warranty
1.
Manufacturer warrants to the original purchaser, that the SP200 SafePresence™ Audio
Attendant Call System will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a
period of one (1) year from the date of purchase.
2.
During this period, the manufacturer will perform repairs or effect replacement
at manufacturer’s option at no charge.
3.
Manufacturer's limited warranty covers only those defects that arise as a result
of normal use of the hardware and does not apply because of:
4.
a.
Damage or faults caused by use contrary to instructions, warnings or cautions.
b.
The serial number has been altered, defaced or removed.
c.
Defects or damage caused by or resulting from unauthorized service or parts.
d.
Defects or damage that occurs due to fire, earthquake, flood damage,
thunderbolt, other natural disasters, environmental pollution and irregular
voltage sources.
e.
Damage caused by misuse, abuse, accident, neglect or mishandling.
f.
Failure caused by or resulting from unauthorized service or parts.
This warranty is valid only in the E.U.
Item
Number
Serial
Number
SP200
One year warranty from the date of purchase
Customer
infomation
SafePresence™
Eden House
59 Fulham High Street
London SW6 3JJ
TEL: 0500 500 667
FAX: 0207 384 9324


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