Philips Lifeline Instructions For Use Manual page 54

AC Power Restored Communicator (7000C / 7000L)
Alarm Event
Description
Priority
Device Action
Alarm Event Reported/
Displayed Locally?
Alarm Event Reported
to Lifeline?
Priority of Device Error Alarms
The Communicator plays messages in the priority order shown in the table below separated when
multiple fault conditions are active simultaneously and the Message button is pressed.
Fault Condition
Wireless connection
lost / No Wireless
Signal
No Phone line
External Phone off
Hook
Low Battery GoSafe
Mobile Button
AC Power Loss
Communicator Low
Battery
Communicator has a
Hardware or Software
Failure
End Device has a:
'Hardware Failure' OR
'Software Failure' OR
'Battery Low'
If AC power is restored within 24 hours of the Communicator's
"Low Battery + NO AC Power" alarm event occurring, then the
Communicator will report a silent alarm to the Call Center
N/A
Operates normally
No visual or audible alarm is generated when AC Power is restored.
Instead, the flashing message light / alarm generated by the "AC Power
Lost" is reset and the Message button stops flashing.
Yes. If AC power is restored within 24 hours of a reported low battery
+ no AC condition, a Maintenance Signal is sent to the Call Center,
letting the Call Center know the Home Communicator is receiving
power.
Audio Message
"Unfortunately, the signal strength in this location is not strong enough.
Move your Home Communicator to a different location."
"Please check the phone line and connections"
"A phone is off-hook. Please check other phones in your home."
"Please charge your Help Button as soon as possible. The battery is
very low."
"No power is detected. Please check the power cord."
"The backup battery is low."
"There is a fault with your Home Communicator. Please contact Philips
Lifeline."
"There is a fault with your Help Button. Please contact Philips Lifeline."
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