LogicMark CS40914 Caretaker Sentry Base Unit User Manual manual

LogicMark, LLC Caretaker Sentry Base Unit manual

manual

v3.11

Guardian Alert

DEALER SET-UP & PROGRAMMING

INSTRUCTIONS Model # 40911

CaretakerSentry® v3.11

THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR THE DEALER. REFER TO THE “QUICK

START GUIDE” FOR BASIC INSTALLATION.

These instructions are for the Dealer to set-up and program the CaretakerSentry System to operate with the Central

Station of your choice.

The CaretakerSentry product (the “System”) uses the industry standard “Contact ID” and “4+2” protocols.

Voice prompts provide easy set-up and testing.

Basic set-up requires you to:

• Install the 4 AA rechargeable Ni-MH batteries in the Base unit.

• Plug the base unit into AC power (not a switched outlet)

• Connect to a wired telephone connection – Line In

Basic programming requires you to enter:

•Thecentralstationtelephonenumber(s).

•The4digitaccountcodeofyourcustomer.

There are several special options you can set for additional features - these include:

• Changing the 4 digit factory passcode to a passcode of your choice – to prevent unauthorized reprogramming

• You should enter two telephone numbers - the primary number should be the alarm receiver’s toll free number

andthesecondarynumbershouldbethealarmreceiver’slocallongdistancenumber,incasetherstnumberis

busy or unreachable.

• You can program the System to send Restore Codes.

• You can program the System to send a Periodic Test Signal Every Day, Every Week or every 30 days.

• The System can learn up to a total of 9 Pendants.

NOTE: At any time in the future, you can remotely change all of these setting over a telephone line using any touch-

tone phone.

NOTICE - Please read all of the Limitations of Liability, Disclaimer and Limited Warranty that are in the User Quick Install

Guide.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

System Components..........................................................................4

Limitation of Liability...........................................................................5

Installing the Batteries.......................................................................6

Connecting the Base Unit...................................................................6

Power Connection...............................................................................6

Telephone Connections.........................................................................7

Communication Protocol Options..........................................................7

Line Seizure.......................................................................................7

Dealer Programming...........................................................................8

Key to LED Status..............................................................................8

Programming Central Station, Account Codes and Caretaker numbers...9

Changing a 4 Digit Passcode................................................................9

Setting Programming Options...............................................................10

Remotely Programming a System......................................................13

Adding Additional Pendants to the System..........................................14

Erasing All Previously Learned Pendants.............................................15

Basic Set-up and Test.......................................................................15

Lanyard or Wrist-Strap.......................................................................15

System Check...................................................................................15

Operating Range...............................................................................16

Testing.............................................................................................16

Out of Service Storage or Transportation.............................................16

Troubleshooting Guide......................................................................17

Central Station Items of Interest........................................................18

FCC Information...............................................................................19

Important Safety Instructions............................................................20

LogicMark Disclaimers and Limited Warranty......................................20

Replacement Parts / Optional Accessories..........................................22

ProductSpecications........................................................................23

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Pendant Part #40915

AC Adapter

Phone Cord

Wrist strapLanyard

Rechargeable AA Batteries - 4 Pieces

Part #35918

System Components:

The items below are included with your System .

Base Unit Part #40914

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Limitation of Liability

This page is a summary of the Disclaimer and Limited Warranty disclosed in full at the end of this instruction

manual. Read these carefully.

The purchaser agrees by using this CaretakerAlert (the “System”) to the terms and conditions below and in the

Disclaimer and Limited Warranty. The purchaser also agrees to read and follow all instructions and warnings

on the product and contained within these Installation and Operation Instructions.

It will be the sole responsibility of the purchaser and user to assure that this System is installed and programmed

properly, and that the unit is used and maintained correctly. This includes, but is not limited to, periodic use

to assure that the System and batteries, are in proper working order, that the unit is located in an appropriate

location in the home, that the electrical outlet is supplying power, and that the user has been educated as to

the operation and functionality of the product as a whole.

The System’s equipment is not designed or guaranteed to prevent any loss or injury. This Limited Warranty and

Disclaimer of Liability discussed in full at the end of this instruction manual constitutes the terms of sale and use

of the System (and accessories) equipment, and if, notwithstanding these terms of sale and use of the product,

there should arise any liability on the part of LogicMark LLC as a result of any cause whatsoever, regardless of

whether or not such loss, damage, or personal injury was caused by or contributed to by LogicMark’s negligence

to any degree or failure to perform any obligation or strict products liability, such liability will be limited to an

amount paid by the Purchaser for the product.

Further, LogicMark has no obligation to assure that calls are made, received or responded to, nor is LogicMark

responsible for acts, or consequences of the acts, of those responding.

LogicMark provides no monitoring service for this product. It is up to the persons at the numbers called to

respond in an appropriate manner.

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Installing the Batteries:

Base - larger batteries: The Base unit requires 4 rechargeable 2400 mAH NiMH batteries (included). They

will provide you with up 24 hours of battery back- up protection in the event of a power failure. They will not

be damaged by continually charging in the base unit. The ratings on these can be 2400 mAh or higher.

Whenyourstgetyourunit-thesebatterieswillprobablybelow,orevenfullydischarged-andwillneedto

be charged overnight before being able to provide you the 24 hour battery back-up protection.

Remove the cover on the bottom of the Base unit. Install the 4

batteries

as shown in the plastic engraving in

the battery compartment area. A few seconds after you install these, you might hear “Running on battery

power”andREDPowerLEDwillash-whentheunitis operatingon thebackupbatteries.

(If you do not hear this

announcement

and the Power LED is on solid, the unit is already plugged

in to AC power).

Master ON/OFFSwitch:

CaretakerSentry has a Master ON/OFF switch on the bottom of the base unit – just right of the rechargeable

batteries compartment on the base unit. This switch controls all power – back up batteries and power from the

AC adapter. This switch should be ON at all times while the unit is in use. This switch should only be turned

OFF if the CaretakerSentry unit is taken out of service – during transportation or no longer needed.

Connecting the Base Unit:

Power Connection:

Simply plug the AC Adapter into the nearest electrical outlet. Plug the other end of the AC power adapter into

the Base unit. You need to push the plug into the

opening

in the Base unit and twist 90’ clockwise to lock in place.

remove

in the future, simply rotate 90’ counter-clockwise and pull outward.

Caution: Do not plug the AC Adapter into an outlet which is controlled by a switch. The switch

could

accidentally

be turned off, thus rendering the Base unit inoperable after approximately 24

hour when the back-up batteries become discharged.

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Telephone Connection:

A standard telephone line is required to use your

System.

Your phone will work with your existing touch-tone

phone line and existing service. It works the same way as any cordless phone.

NOTE: Touch Tone service is required.

Simply plug one end of the telephone cord into a telephone jack, and the other end into the “Line In” jack

atthebackoftheBaseunit.Note-youwillfeela‘click’whenthecordsarermlyseatedinthewallandthe

Base unit jack receptacles.

If you need to plug a

conventional telephone

into same

outlet

used by the Base unit, simply plug the telephone into

the spare jack labeled “To House Phone.”

Communication Protocol Options:

The CaretakerSentry unit supports 2 different alarm communication protocols – Contact ID and 4+2 - to help

the installer deal with any type of phone System that the customer may be using:

Contact ID alarm communication protocol is not recommended for use with VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)

internet phone Systems such as Skype, MagicJack, Basic Talk, Vonage, Comcast, Fox, etc.

Presently

the

reliability

of such

services

is not

adequate

for use with Contact ID in an emergency situation. Check with your central

station for recommendations when your customer is using a VoIP telephone service.

4+2 is a “pulsed” alarm communication format that is much more reliable communication protocol with VoIP

phone Systems – but not all Central Stations support the use of 4+2 communication protocol. Please check

with your Central Station for

recommendations

before using 4+2 on a VoIP phone System.

How to Handle VoIP and other Internet phones: Check with your central station for recommendations

when your customer is using a VoIP telephone service.

Line Seizure:

The phone plugged into the “To House Phone” jack will have the line seizure feature. This means

that whenever the Base unit chooses to dial out during an emergency - it will seize the line from the phone that

is plugged into this “To House Phone” jack if it is in use - and disconnect it - so that the Base unit can dial out.

This is known as ‘Local line seizure’.

Notice: If you choose to have ‘Whole house line seizure’, you need to run all phones through this “To House

Phone” jack. This can only be done with professional installations.

Caution - If the Line Seizure feature is used and hooked-up, verification of Line Seize

capability should be made immediately after installation, and periodically thereafter,

in order to ensure that this equipment can initiate a call even when other equipment

(telephone,

answering System, computer modem, etc.) connected to the same line is in use.

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Dealer Programming Instructions:

The System has several features to help with the programming. The System uses voice prompts and LED lights

toguideyouthroughtheprocess. Theygiveyouagoodaudibleconrmationoftheprogressasyouare

programming. Second are the LED lights on the base unit and the Pendant.

Here is the key for the LEDs:

Key to LED Status - Base Unit:

YELLOW BACK-UP BATTERY STATUS LED functions:

Off: Running on Battery Power

Solid: Normal Operation – Charging Batteries

Flashing: Low or Defective Batteries

BLUE PHONE CONNECTION LED function:

Off: Normal operation

Solid: Dialing/Talking

Flashing: No Phone Connection Detected

GREEN INFO LED functions:

Off: Standby

Solid: Dialing/Talking or Learn Mode

Flashing: Pendant Learning or Problem with Pendant (battery or not communicating)

RED POWER LED functions:

Off: No AC power/No Back-up Battery Power

Solid: AC power

Flashing: Running on Battery Back-up

Programming Central Station Telephone Numbers & Account Codes:

The System must be

programmed

with the central station receiver

telephone

numbers and a 4 digit

account code before unit is operational. The System can learn 2 telephone numbers: the alarm receiver’s

toll free number as the “primary number” and the alarm receiver’s local long distance number as the

“secondary

number” as a back-up, in case the primary number is busy.

NOTES:

• YouprogramtheSystemusingatouch-tonetelephoneconnectedonthesamelineastheBaseunit.You

will hear the Base unit speak each number that is pushed as you push them.

• Dial slowly and listen for each number to be announced. If you did not hear the number

announcement - the number was not recorded.

• The System can learn numbers up to 32 digits long,

• If you chose to only program one central station number, simply enter “#” in place of the second number.

• If you need to add a pause in your number sequence, simply insert a “*” where ever you need a 1 second

pause. Insert “**” if you need a 2 second pause.

• Remember to program a 1 before any long distance numbers.

• Remember to program any AREA CODE numbers if needed.

• Remember to program any PREFIX NUMBERS (like 9 to get an outside line) if needed.

Step1: WriteoutthenumbersyouarewantingtoprogramintotheSystem.Belowwewillrefertotherstphone

number as the

Primary

number, the second phone number as the secondary number. Include area-codes and a 1

or 9 if they are needed for dialing – just like you would need to dial the customers phone from their house.

Step 2: Establish a phone connection with your cell phone. This is done as follows.

From

the

home phone

(on

the same line as the

System

is hooked-up to) call your cell phone (or any other number - if you don’t have a

cellular telephone handy). Answer the phone (or wait until the number called answers the phone and tell

them just to wait a minute while you program your System).

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Note: If you don’t have an open line when you begin to program the System with your telephone - the phone

company will think you are trying to dial an outside number and will try to complete the call. By having the

phone line already in use with your cell phone or other called party - you are now ready to program the System.

Step 3: With the phone connection established in Step 2, slide the slide switch at the back of the Base unit

to Programming Mode. You will hear an audible announcement of this position.

Step 4: Start programming the System. Push the numbers slowly and listen to the voice prompts. Follow the

next steps to enter the numbers.

NOTE: The “#” key (the key in the lower right corner of your phone keypad) must be entered after the passcode,

after each central station number, and after the account code as shown in the steps below. Do not ignore

the “#” key.

Central Station Number, Account Code, Caretaker Telephone Number Programming:

Note: You will be using your telephone keypad on an open telephone line to program the System numbers.

The base will speak each number that is pushed on the telephones keypad. You DO NOT have to program a

secondary (or back-up) central station telephone number, but we highly recommend it.

1. Call your cell phone from the telephone on the same line as the Base unit. Answer your cellphone

and keep this line open for the following steps.

2. Slide Programming switch to Programming Mode

3. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “#”

(Default

is “1 2 3 4”)

[Voice prompt– Enter 1st phone number followed by “#”]

4. Enter primary central station number – X XXX XXX XXXX then “#”

[Voice prompt – Enter 2nd phone number followed by “#”]

5. Note: to skip secondary phone number - just enter “#” again

Enter secondary central station phone number

X XXX XXX XXXX then

“#”

[Voice prompt – Enter 4 digit account number]

7. Enter 4 digit account number – AAAA then “# “ (account number must be 4 digits long – no letters)

[Voice prompt – Enter Caretaker number]

8. Enter Caretaker Number – –

X XXX XXX XXXX then

“#”

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

(This Caretaker number is the non-emergency number that the CaretakerSentry can call. This is generally

programmed with a nurse or caregiver telephone number. To skip and not program a Caretaker number

– just enter “#” again. If no number is programmed, the Caretaker button will work the same as the

Emergency button)

8. Slide Programming Switch to Normal Operation (“Emergency Call Mode”)

To Change the 4 Digit Passcode:

The factory default for the programming passcode is “1 2 3 4”. If you wish to change this passcode to prevent

unauthorized re-programming, simply follows these steps:

1. Establish a phone line as you did in Step 2 on page 7. Slide programming switch to Programming Mode.

2. Enter “1 2 3 4” or your old Passcode

XXXX then “* # * #”

[Voice prompt – Enter New Passcode ]

3. Enter “Y Y Y Y” (your new passcode) then “#”

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

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4. Slide Programming Switch to Normal Operation

[Voice prompt – “Emergency Call Mode”]

Note: there is no way to easily reset the passcode if the number is forgotten or mis-programmed, the unit will

have to be exchanged. A forgotten passcode IS NOT a warranty issue. Be careful when changing

passcodes.

Setting Programming Options:

As always - First establish a phone line as you did in Step 2 on page 8. Several options can be

changed during one programming session but you must exit and re-enter the passcode each

time. (You do not have to open a new phone line or slide the switch each time an option is set).

There are nine options that you may wish to set. These are as follows:

• Option #0 – Voice Prompt Language Selection. This changes the language of the voice prompts

between English, Spanish and French (Canadian). Factory setting is English.

• Option #1 -- Dial 9 Before Number. This automatically dials 9 before any of the programmed numbers

are dialed. Only use if 9 is used to dial an outside line. Factory setting is NO

• Option #2 -- Communication Protocol. This is used to select between Contact ID or 4+2. Consult

with your central station before changing. Factory setting is Contact ID.

• Options Option #3 -- Dial *82 before the number. This is used to temporally disable Caller ID blocking.

Consult with your central station before changing. Factory setting is NO.

• Option #4 -- DEMO / Tradeshow Mode. THIS MODE IS FOR DEMO MODE ONLY FOR

SALESPERSONS. This feature is used to DEMO the unit without having access to a telephone line. Use

this feature with a Viking DLE-200 test box. NEVER LEAVE THE UNIT IN THIS MODE FOR NORMAL

OPERATION. Factory setting is NO

• Option #6 -- Automatic Call-Back Feature. This feature allows the unit to call a central station, send

the

Emergency

Event

information,

hang-up and then automatically answer a return call back. After the base

connects with central station, transmits the Personal Emergency and account info and receives the Kiss-Off

tone, the base hangs up. The CaretakerSentry will then answer the next incoming call and the Customer

will speak with the central station with no indication that a callback has occurred. Consult with your central

station before changing. Factory setting is NO

• Option #7 -- Send Restore Message. This option automatically sends Restoral messages to the central

station when a problem with the CaretakerSentry has been corrected. Consult with your central station

before changing. Factory setting is NO

• Option #8 -- Periodic Test Interval. This change the Periodic Test interval between Daily, Weekly and

Monthly. Consult with your central station before changing. Factory setting is Weekly

• Option #9 -- Reset To Factory Settings. This option erases all phone numbers, account numbers and

reset all options back to the factory settings

To Set the Options:

Option #0 – Voice Prompt Language – selects voice prompt language

1. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “**” (Default is 1234)

[Voice prompt – Option Mode]

2. Enter – 0 [Voice prompt – Voice Prompt Language],

1 for English – FACTORY SETTING

2 for Spanish

3 for French

3. Enter either 1, 2 or 3

[Voice prompt 1 – English]

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[Voice prompt 2 – Spanish]

[Voice prompt 3 – French]

4. Enter “#” (to exit programming mode)

[Voice prompt –Programming complete]

5. Slide Programming Switch to “Normal Operation”

Option #1 – Dial 9 Before Number - Dials ‘9’ to get an outside line.

1. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “**” (Default is 1234)

[Voice prompt – Option Mode]

2. Enter – 1

[Voice prompt – Dial 9 before number,

1 for YES – 3 for NO]

3. Enter either 1 or 3

[Voice prompt 1 – YES]

[Voice prompt 3 – NO] – FACTORY SETTING

4. Enter “#” (to exit programming mode)

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

5. Slide Programming Switch to Normal Operation

[Voice prompt – “Emergency Call Mode”]

Option #2 – Alarm Communication Protocol – selects communication language with central station

1. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “**” (Default is 1234)

[Voice prompt – Option Mode]

2. Enter – 2 [Voice prompt – Alarm Communication Protocol],

1 for CONTACT ID - FACTORY SETTING

2 for 4+2

3. Enter either 1 or 2

[Voice prompt 1 – CONTACT ID] [Voice prompt 2 – 4+2]

4. Enter “#” (to exit programming mode)

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

5. Slide Programming Switch to “Normal Operation”

[Voice prompt – “Emergency Call Mode”]

Option #3 -- Dial *82 Before the Number - Displays unblocked Caller ID information from the caller for this

call only.

1. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “**” (Default is 1234

[Voice prompt – Option Mode]

2. Enter – 3[Voice prompt – Dial *82 before number,

1 for YES – 3 for NO]

3 .Enter either 1 or 3

[Voice prompt 1 – YES]

[Voice prompt 3 – NO] – FACTORY SETTING

4 .Enter “#” (to exit programming mode)

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

5. Slide Programming Switch to Normal Operation

[Voice prompt – “Emergency Call Mode”]

Option #4 – DEMO/Tradeshow Mode – THIS MODE IS FOR DEMO MODE ONLY FOR SALESPERSONS.

This feature is used to DEMO the unit without having access to a telephone line. Use this feature with a Viking

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DLE-200 test box. NEVER LEAVE THE UNIT IN THIS MODE FOR NORMAL OPERATION.

1. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “**” (Default is 1234)

[Voice prompt – Option Mode]

2. Enter – 4

[Voice prompt – DEMO Tradeshow Mode],

1 for YES 3 for NO– FACTORY SETTING

3. Enter either 1 or 3

oice

prompt 1 – YES] [Voice prompt 3 – NO]

4. Enter “#” (to exit programming mode)

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

5. Slide Programming Switch to “Normal Operation”

[Voice prompt – “Emergency Call Mode”]

Option #6 -- Automatic Call-Back Feature - This feature allows the unit to call a central station, send the

Emergency

Event

information,

hang-up and then automatically answer a return call back. After the base connects

with central station, transmits the Personal Emergency and account info and receives the Kiss-Off tone, the base

hangs up but keeps the communication link active between the pendant/EWC and itself. .It will then answer

the next incoming call and the Customer will speak with the central station with no indication that a callback

has occurred.

1. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “**” (Default is 1234)

[Voice prompt – Option Mode]

2. Enter – 6

[Voice prompt – Automatic Call-back Mode],

1 for YES

3 for NO– FACTORY SETTING

3. Enter either 1 or 3

oice

prompt 1 – YES] [Voice prompt 3 – NO]

4. Enter “#” (to exit programming mode)

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

5. Slide Programming Switch to “Normal Operation”

[Voice prompt – “Emergency Call Mode”]

Option #7 – Send Restore Message - These are messages that are automatically sent to the central station

to report

the

AC Power or the communication (RF or battery) problem with the Pendant has been restored or

corrected.

1. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “**” (Default is 1234) [Voice prompt – Option Mode]

2. Enter – 7

[Voice prompt – Send restore code to call center,

1 for YES – 3 for NO]

3. Enter either 1 or 3

[Voice prompt 1 – YES]

[Voice prompt 2 – NO] – FACTORY SETTING

4. Enter # (to exit programming mode)

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

5. Slide Programming Switch to Normal Operation

[Voice prompt – “Emergency Call Mode”]

Option #8 - Periodic Test Interval (for automatic check-in with central station)

1. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “**” (Default is 1234)

[Voice prompt – Option Mode]

2. Enter – 8

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[Voice prompt – Periodic test interval,

1 for 1 day,

2 for 7 days,

FACTORY SETTING 3 for 30 days]

3. Enter 1, 2 or 3

[Voice prompt 1 – Every day] [Voice prompt 2 – Every 7 days] [Voice prompt 3 – Every 30 days]

4. Enter “#” (to exit programming mode)

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

5. Slide Programming Switch to “Normal Operation”

[Voice prompt – “Emergency Call Mode”]

Option #9 – Reset To Factory Settings

1. Enter (Passcode) – XXXX then “**” (Default is 1234)

[Voice prompt – Option Mode]

2. Enter 9

[Voice prompt – Reset to factory settings,

1 for YES – 3 for NO]

3. Enter either 1 or 3

[Voice prompt 1 – YES] [Voice prompt 3 – NO]

4. Enter “#” (to exit programming mode)

[Voice prompt – Programming complete]

5. Slide Programming Switch to “Normal Operation”

[Voice prompt – “Emergency Call Mode”]

Note: The telephone numbers are erased, so if the Emergency button is pushed, you will hear the

dial tone and then “Hanging Up”

REMOTELY PROGRAMMING THE System:

The System can be remotely programmed over a telephone line in one of two ways – Standard and Unaided

Remote Programming.

Standard Method:

1. Simply call the number of the residence where the System is connected.

2. Have the user slide the switch at the back of the base unit to “Programming Mode”.

3. Then, proceed to program the System as needed with the touch-tones of the phone on which you are

calling from.

4. Have them slide the switch back to Normal Operation when done.

Unaided Remote Programming:

1. The dealer calls the customers phone number that the CaretakerSentry is installed on.

2. The dealer allows the phone to ring 1 ring cycle - (equivalent to 1 ring back tone - about 6 seconds of

ringing).

3. The dealer then hangs up.

4. The dealer waits 10 seconds and dials the customer phone number again. The CaretakerSentry sees this

second call within a 30 second period and immediately answers the phon.

• The CaretakerSentry will only start this 30 second timer - waiting for a second call to ring the phone

ONLY if the phone only rings 1 time. If the phone rings more than 1 time, the

CaretakerSentry

unit will

not start the timer and will NOT wait for the second call - feature is canceled and reset.

5. As soon as the CaretakerSentry answers the call, [voice prompt – programming mode] is played.

6. The dealer enters the 4 digit passcode and then CaretakerSentry enters programming mode (unit will

program normally).

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7. If no passcode or an incorrect passcode is entered within 15 seconds, the CaretakerSentry unit will

hang up and

reset.

8. The dealer will press ‘9’ to end programming, exit and reset the CaretakerSentry unit.

Note: The programming voice prompts will still be heard from the base while the unit is being remotely programmed

– this is designed to allow the customer know that changes are being made to their unit.

Adding Additional Pendants to the System:

Note:

When replacing pendants – due to loss or malfunction, ERASE ALL PENDANTS and re-learn just the pendant

that will be used. All pendants are supervised and the base will continue to “look” and send failure messages

to the central station for pendants that are no longer working or not currently being used. SEE SECTION –

ERASING ALL PREVIOUSLY LEARNED PENDANTS

The System comes with one Pendant. If you want to add

additional

pendants (for a combined total of 9) - follow

the directions here - If not, skip this section.

The Pendant’s unique ID code should already be learned into the Base unit when it came from the factory. You

can add additional Pendants (up to 9) to the System by simply teaching each Pendant’s ID code to the Base unit.

When more than 1 Pendant is learned the base, the base unit will announce the Pendant

number - i.e.” Pendant #X, battery is OK” – when only 1 pendant is learned, the base will only

announce “Battery is OK”

Anytime the Pendant reports to the call center (even with pendant battery status), the pendant number

information is also transmitted to the central station – Zone 1, 2, 3,... for Pendants 1, 2, 3,...

To program a new Pendant to the Base unit:

On the Base Unit:

1. Push and release the RED Code Learn button on the back of the Base unit. You will hear a voice prompt

“Pendant Learning”

On the Pendant:

2. PUSH the Gray Emergency Button on the Pendant.

• If“BaseandPendantoutofRange”or,“PendantLearningFailed”isheardfromthependant,

STOP - wait 30 seconds and start at step #1 again.

3. When the Pendant Learning has been successful you will hear “Pendant Code Learned”

•I f “BaseandPendantoutofRange”or,“PendantLearningFailed”isheardfromtheBaseorPendant,

STOP

- wait 30 seconds and start at step #1 again

Notes:

• Yo u have less than 45 seconds after pushing the RED Code Learn button on the base unit to get the pendant

to enter “Pendant Learning” mode.

• Te a c h i n g additional pendants does not erase previously learned pendants. It adds it to the list.The base

unit will automatically exit the pendant learning mode after several seconds or if Pendant Learning Failed

• If you hear the voice prompt “Base and Pendant Out of Range” or, “Pendant Learning Failed” an error has

occurred, wait 30 seconds for the base to reset and repeat steps 1 & 2.

• Only 9 Pendants can be learned. (If Pendants have been lost or replaced, we

recommend

you

erase

all

pendants

and

re-learn

all

current

Pendants.)

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Erasing All

Previously

Learned Pendants:

Simply holding down the RED Code Learn button at the back of the Base unit for 8 seconds. You will hear the

conrmationof“EraseAllPendants,AllpendantsErased”fromtheBaseunit. Afterthat,youcanprograma

new pendant to the base unit following the steps above as desired.

Basic Set-up and Test:

Lanyard, Wrist Strap

The System comes with 2 accessories for carrying the pendant. You can wear the Pendant using the

Lanyard or Wrist-strap. Note that the Wrist-Strap can also be used as a way to attach the Pendant to a wheel

chair. Choose the method that suits your customer’s needs.

The image above shows the method of attaching the lanyard to the Pendant. Note that the lanyard has a break-

away feature to release if it gets caught on something while around someone’s neck.

System Check:

• The CaretakerSentry has the ability to easily perform a full System check. Press and HOLD the CANCEL

button on the base unit until the base answers “System Check.”

• The GREEN INFO LED will turn on (the base will remain in this System Check mode for 3 minutes).

• You can end the System Check at any time by PUSHING the CANCEL button for 1 second. The base will

announce programming switch position and software version.

Push the Gray Emergency button on the pendant for 2 seconds (multiple pendants can be checked during the

same session) and the base unit will announce:

“All Systems are ok.”

Thisconrmsthefollowing:

• Battery

status

• The Pendant is working. The Base unit is working.

• The Base unit is connected to a working phone line. The Pendant is within range of the Base unit.

“System cannot detect dial tone” / “System cannot detect phone line.”

The Base unit is not connected to the phone line or can not get a dial tone for some reason.

“Base and Pendant out of range” if no pendant was recognized

Thisconrmsoneormoreofthefollowing:

• The Pendant has malfunctioned.

• The Pendant and Base unit are not communicating with each other or are out or range.

Ifyoureceiveafailurenotication,pleaserefertotheTROUBLESHOOTINGguideonpage17 of this manual

to determine the cause.

Remind your customers to perform a System Check at least twice a

month.

NOTE:

The Pendant does

self test

the pendant battery every

13 hours.

When the battery level gets to the

“Replace battery now”

level,

it will send a signal to the central station to notify them of this

situation.

This pendant does not have any user serviceable parts – if a low battery condition or if failures

occur, the pendant MUST BE replaced.

CaretakerSentry® v3.11

The Base also counts these

hour

checks. If 4

reports are missed

in a row (52 hours

later),

the Base

unit will send a loss of RF

signal

to the

central

station.

This System Check feature is very useful -allowingyoutoconrmthattheSystemhascoverage

from all parts of the home. Put the base into the test mode and simply walk to the various parts

of your home and push the Gray Emergency button until you hear “Battery is OK” voice prompt.

If you did not hear the voice prompt, check the System more carefully.

NOTE: If your telephone service offers voice mail and the voice mail System uses a Stutter Dial

Tone to notify you of message, the System test may fail – “cannot detect dial tone” if a message

is waiting. This is normal as the CaretakerSentry is “listening” for a conventional dial tone. Check

your messages so the dial tone returns to a solid tone and test again. In the event of an emergency,

the CaretakerSentry will dial the emergency number regardless of a standard or stutter dial tone.

Operating Range:

The operating range of the System will depend on many factors including intervening walls, electrical interference

or various appliances such as vacuum cleaners, refrigerators, microwave ovens, mixers, coffee grinders, hair

dryers and other sources of electrical noise around the house. The System should cover the entire home and

a short distance into the front, side and back yards. Perform the System Check on page 15 to determine the

boundaries of the System to know the limits of operation in your home and surroundings.

Testing:

Be sure to have your subscriber (customer) fully test the System with the central station. Please keep in mind -

when using the 433 MHz 1-way pendant, the pendant will activate the base unit well beyond the voice

audible range of the speaker and microphone. Please consult with your customer and central

station on procedures and policies if the central station receives a emergency call but they cannot

communicate with your customer.

Out of Service Storage or Transportation:

When storing the Base unit -or taking it on a trip - or sending it in for repair - it is

recommended

that you turn the

Master ON / OFF switch to OFF so that the “Running on battery power” announcement doesn’t repeat for the

next 24 hours. Remember to turn the Master ON / OFF switch ON in the Base unit when it is put back in service.

Caution - If the Line Seizure feature is used and installed the installer, customer or user must verify

that the telephone line and equipment will work properly when the System is turned OFF and/

or removed from service.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

GUIDE:

What if I can’t get the System to work?

Step 1 – Push the Black RESET button with a pen at the back of the Base unit (next to the power cord).

Check the System. If it is now working skip the remaining steps.

Step 2 – Check the PENDANT.

What to do:

Press the Gray Emergency button and look for the RED LED to turn ON

What to expect:

The RED LED on the pendant should turn ON for 2 seconds

If nothing happens, the most likely cause is that the battery in the pendant is dead – make plans to replace

the pendant as soon as possible.

Step 3 – Check the connections on the BASE UNIT

What to do:

Make sure the AC Adapter is plugged into a live AC outlet and into the Base unit. Make sure the

Master ON / OFF switch is ON.

What to expect:

The Red POWER LED will be on solid if the Base unit is connected to power.

TheBluePHONECONNECTIONLEDshouldbeOFF–ifashing,thereisproblemwiththephone

connection.

If the POWER light is on and the Base unit is connected to a working phone line, go on to step 4.

Step 4 – Make sure the Pendant and the Base unit are communicating with each other.

Background information: The Pendant and the Base unit are connected by a

wireless radio

link.

They must

synchronized

to work together.

They

should have already been synchronized at the factory, but resetting this is

simple.

What to do: Follow the steps on page 14: Adding Additional Pendants to the System

Now perform the System Check test again (page 15) to make sure all is well.

If the System is still not working, call tech support. See page 24 for telephone number.

CaretakerSentry® v3.11

Central Station Items of Interest:

Number of call attempts: 9 times - alternating between the

rstand

second

numbers programmed.

Supervision of Pendants Yes – all pendants check in with the Base every 13 hours. A Pe

ndant

ssing for

tha

n 52 hours signals a “Loss of RF” condition/report.

Reporting of Low Pendant Battery to Central Station

Upon receipt of

rst

“Replace Battery Now” Reporting of AC Power Loss After 8 hours

of power loss - and only once. Reporting of Restore Codes Only once after restore

condition met.

(Dealer programmable feature).

Operator Commands It can communicate in Duplex of Simplex mode. Call starts in Duplex but can be

switched to Simplex at any time by pushing 1 to talk and 3 to Listen

Unlimited talk time; but System will hang-up after 3 minutes of silence.

“4” will switch back to duplex mode

“7” will extend time another 3 minutes

“9” will force a hang-up and reset

Pendant battery life 5 year service life - estimated

ContactIDEventCodeProle: StandardAdemcoContactID

Contact ID Event Codes Sent:

1-101 Personal Emergency (personal emergency)

1-606 Listen-in to follow (request for voice call)

1-301 AC Loss (AC power loss longer than 8 hours)

3-301 Restoral - AC Loss

1-381 Loss of Radio supervision (pendant has not reported to the base in the last 52 hours, four 13 hour cycles)

3-381 Restoral - Loss of Radio supervision

1-384 RF low battery (pendant batter is < 3.5 volts)

3-384 Restoral - RF low battery

1-602

Periodic

test

report (periodic intervals

are

installer programmable

to 1, 7 or 30 days - default is 7 days)

Note: Each pendant is set up as a

Zone -

pendant event code

sent, the central s

tation

can know w

hich

pendant

initiated the call

(only if the

installer

notiesthecentralstationwhichpersoncarrieseachpendant).

4+2EventCodesProle:

01, 02, 03, 04

Medical

Alarms, zones 1, 2, 3, 4

40 A/C Fail

50 A/C Restoral

61, 62, 63, 64 R/F Loss of Supervision, zones 1, 2, 3, 4

71, 72, 73, 74 R/F Restoral of Supervision, zones 1, 2, 3, 4

41, 42, 43, 44 R/F Low Battery, zones 1, 2, 3, 4

51, 52, 53, 54 R/F Battery Restoral, zones 1, 2, 3, 4

30 Timer Test

Note: Each pendant & EWC is treated as a separate zone

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Information The FCC Wants You To Know:

Caretaker Sentry Base Unit - Model 40914

FCC ID: TYD-CS40914

IC: 8471A-CS40914

Caretaker Sentry Standard Pendant - Model 40915

FCC ID: TYD-CS40915

IC: 8471A-CS40915

Changesormodicationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidthe

user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pur-

suant 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 recep-

tion, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to

correct the interference by one 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 con-

nected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This portable transmitter with its antenna complies with FCC/IC RF exposure limits for general popula-

tion/uncontrolled exposure.

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.

Cet appareil est conforme à Industrie Canada exemptes de licence RSS ou les normes. Opération est

sujette aux deux conditions suivantes: 1) cet appareil ne doit pas brouillage et 2) cet appareil doit

accepter toute interférence reçue, y compris les interférences pouvant entraîner un fonctionnement

indésirable du dispositif.

This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules and the requirements adopted by the ACTA:

US: TBD

REN: 3.7

Privacy of communications may not be ensured when using this product.

ThisproductmeetstheapplicableIndustryCanadatechnicalspecications./Leprésentmatérielestconformeauxspecica-

tions techniques applicables d’Industrie Canada.

The Ringer Equivalence Number (REN 3.7) is an indication of the maximum number of devices allowed to be connected to a

telephone interface. The termination of an interface may consist of any combination of devices subject only to the require-

mentthatthesumoftheRENsofallthedevicesnotexceedve./L’indiced’équivalencedelasonnerie(IES)sertàindiquer

le nombre maximal de terminaux qui peuvent être raccordés à une interface téléphonique. La terminaison d’une interface

peut consister en une combinaison quelconque de dispositifs, à la seule condition que la somme d’indices d’équivalence de

la sonnerie de tous les dispositifs n’excède pas cinq.

CaretakerSentry® v3.11

General Warnings And Precautions!

Warning!

- LogicMark, LLC DOES NOT represent this unit to be waterproof. To reduce the risk of damage to the

unit, DO NOT expose the pendant or base unit to prolonged water, rain or moisture.

- This System is intended for residential use only. It may not work properly if connected to some com-

mercial phone Systems.

- This System works with tone dialing Systems only. Do not use if you have pulse dialing only. The System

cannot be connected to cellular telephone service, MagicJack, Skype or similar virtual telephone services.

- This product and/or accessories may contain lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause

birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Note: The System does not interfere with pacemakers.

Important Safety Instructions:

When using your System , please observe the following instructions in order to reduce the risk

ofpersonalinjury,electricalshock,orre.

1. Save these instructions for future reference.

2. Read all instructions carefully and make sure you understand them.

3. Unplug this product from the electrical outlet before attempting to clean it. Do not use any liquids for

cleaning either the Base unit or the Pendent. Use only a soft damp cloth.

4. Do not locate the Base unit near any source of water, such as in the bathroom, near a sink in the

kitchen, or the like.

5. Do not open the unit, (except the battery compartments as directed in these instructions) on the

Pendant for any reason. Any attempt to open the case of the Base unit or the Pendant will void the

warranty and may damage the unit or prevent it from working properly.

6. Donotuseanypowersourceotherthanthatsuppliedwiththisproductspecicallyforthisproduct.

Use of any other power source could damage your unit or make it unsafe.

7. Alwaysdisposeofbatteriesproperly.Neverthrowbatteriesintoare.Consultyourlocalordinances

for proper battery safety.

8. If your unit becomes damaged do not attempt to repair it. Please return it to your dealer or service

provider for service or replacement as stipulated on the next page under “ONE YEAR LIMITED WAR-

RANTY”.

LogicMark Disclaimers and Limited Warranty

COMMUNICATION AND RESPONSE LIMITATIONS: Purchaser acknowledges that signals which are

transmitted over telephone lines, or other modes of communication pass through communication networks

wholly beyond the control of LogicMark LLC and are not maintained by LogicMark LLC, and, therefore, Log-

icMark LLC shall not be responsible for any equipment or communication failure which prevents transmission

signals from reaching your contact list including emergency 911 operators or damages arising therefrom.

Purchaser acknowledges that LogicMark LLC provides no response to the System’s equipment.

The equipment is designed to communicate with the a central station of your choice and LogicMark LLC is not

and shall not be responsible for ambulance, police or other emergency response time or that any response

will be provided by the central monitoring station.

ELECTRIC AND TELEPHONE SERVICE IS NECESSARY AND PURCHASER’S RESPONSIBILITY:

Purchaser acknowledges that the System’s equipment plugs into a standard land line telephone jack and

communicates over standard telephone lines using two way voice communication. Purchaser acknowledges

that the System’s equipment requires 110 Volt AC power and electrical outlets and receptacles, telephone

hook-ups, RJ11 Block or equivalent, all of which is Purchaser’s responsibility to obtain and maintain.

TESTING AND SERVICE OF THIS EQUIPMENT: The equipment, once installed, are in the exclusive pos-

session and control of the Purchaser, and it is Purchaser’s sole responsibility to test the operation of equipment

and request warranty service if the equipment is under warranty.

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PURCHASER’S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY: Purchaser’s exclusive remedy for LogicMark LLC’s default hereunder is

to require LogicMark LLC to repair or replace, at LogicMark LLC’s option, any equipment or part of the personal

emergency alert System which is non-operational during LogicMark LLC’s warranty period.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: This equipment is not designed or guaranteed to prevent any loss or injury.

This Limited Warranty and Disclaimer of Liability constitutes the terms of sale and use of the System (and

accessory) equipment, and if, notwithstanding these terms of sale and use of the product, there should arise

any liability on the part of LogicMark LLC as a result of any cause whatsoever, regardless of whether or not

such loss, damage, or personal injury was caused by or contributed to by LogicMark LLC’s negligence to any

degree or failure to perform any obligation or strict products liability, such liability will be limited to an amount

paid by the Purchaser to LogicMark LLC for the product, or to the sum of $350.00, whichever is greater.

ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

Warranty: LogicMark, LLC warrants to the original consumer/purchaser that this product shall be free of

defects in material and workmanship under normal use and circumstances for a period of one (1) year from

the date of original purchase for use.

How to Get Warranty Service: All warranty service must go through your dealer or service provider. If

for some reason this is not doable, then the original consumer/purchaser can return the product pre-paid to

LogicMark, LLC; 10106 Bluegrass Pkwy; Louisville KY, 40299, USA within the warranty period, and if the product

is defective, LogicMark, LLC will at its option repair or replace such.

Warranty Limitations and Exclusions: LogicMark LLC does not represent nor warrant that this System will

prevent any loss, damage or injury to person or property, or that the personal emergency alert System will in

all cases provide the protection for which it is installed or intended. Purchaser acknowledges that LogicMark

LLC is not an insurer, and that Purchaser assumes all risk for loss or injury to Purchaser’s property or person.

LogicMark LLC has made no representation or warranties, except those expressed herein and hereby disclaims

anyexpresswarrantyofmerchantabilityortnessforanyparticularuse.

LogicMark, LLC. will not be responsible for the improper use of this System, nor will it be responsible for failure

resulting from the use of other equipment connected to the same phone line. We will not be responsible for

the quality of the phone line or the reliability or quality of the phone service with which the System is used.

LogicMark, LLC. will not be responsible for the installation of the System. It will not be responsible for the

improper use or abuse of the base unit or pendant.

This warranty shall constitute the sole liability of LogicMark, LLC concerning the product. ALL IMPLIED WAR-

RANTIES INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR

A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE TERM OF THIS EXPRESSED ONE YEAR LIMITED

WARRANTY. NO PERSON, FIRM, OR CORPORATION IS AUTHORIZED TO ASSUME FOR LogicMark, LLC. ANY

OTHER LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE AND USE OF THE PRODUCT. LogicMark, LLC AND AGENTS

AND DISTRIBUTORS WILL BEAR NO LIABILITY WHATSOEVER FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAM-

AGES OR CHARGES OF ANY KIND

This warranty is void if the product has been damaged or tampered with or if the product or any such parts

havebeenopened.Inallcasesofdamageduringshipment,aclaimmustbeledwiththeshippingcarrier

and not with LogicMark, LLC.

State Law:Thiswarrantygivesyouspeciclegalrights;youmayalsohaveotherrightswhichvaryfrom

state to state. Some states to not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or

a limitation on the duration of implied warranties, so the above disclaimers may not apply to you

OUT OF WARRANTY REPAIRS

As with all warranty repairs - you need to work through your dealer or service provider. If the warranty period

has expired or if you are not the original owner of the product, LogicMark, LLC will at its option either (1)

replace this product with a functionally similar (but not necessarily identi cal) refurbished product or (2) repair

the original product and return it to the original consumer/purchaser after payment of repair/replacement

charges has been received.

CaretakerSentry® v3.11

Rechargeable

Batteries

Pieces

Part #35918 $15.95

Lock

Box

Part #30913 $34.95

Extra Pendants

Part #40915

Replacement Parts / Optional Accessories

All prices are shown are MSRP and are in US Dollars

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ProductSpecications:

RF Characteristics: 433 MHz – 1 way pendant

Switchable Duplex or Simplex voice

communication through base.

Communication

Protocols Two options:

Ademco Contact ID / 4+2

Operating Range Covers your typical American

house

and into the front, back, and side yards.

Up to 600 feet line-of-sight from Base

unit.

Power Adapter Ratings Input: 110

VA C

Output: 7.5 volts DC - 800 mA

Base Unit Power Consumption 60 mA in standby

mode

200 mA when

dialing

Back-up Battery Supply

NiMH 2,400 mAh batteries (4 pieces). Should be replaced

every several

years to maintain proper charge during standby times.

Back-up

Operation Duration: 24 hours with fresh

batteries

Dialing Style Touch-Tone only

Telephone Number Length 32 digits

maximum

Telephone Numbers Can learn up to 2 central station

numbers,

both a Primary and a Secondary

back-up.

Pendant Battery Life 5 year service life (estimated)

Operating

Temperature 32˚ to 120˚ F. ( 0 ˚ to 49˚ C).

Pedant water-resistance Water Spray Standard IPX7

(Submersion 3’ – 30 minutes

Number of learned

Pendants per Base

9 Pendants

CaretakerSentry® v3.11

10106 Bluegrass Pkwy

Louisville KY, 40299

Tel: 1-502-410-0402

Toll Free: 1-888-283-6516

Fax: 1-703-934-7935

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