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Summary of Contents for Fatigue Science ReadiBand
- Page 1 ReadiBand® Hardware User Guide...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Technical Specifications Introduction Purpose of this Guide ReadiBand Overview Getting Started Included Contents Using ReadiBand LED Status Indicators Wearing the ReadiBand Cleaning the ReadiBand Basic ReadiBand Functionality Date / Time Display Communicating with SleepAnalyzer Software Menu Navigation Status Battery Level... -
Page 3: Warnings And Safety Information
• Do not wear ReadiBand on broken, damaged, or irritated skin. Remove immediately if skin irritation or rash occurs. • Do not dispose of the ReadiBand by incinerating it or by placing it in the trash. • If pod is punctured or damaged, immediately cease use. - Page 4 NOTE: The ReadiBand 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.
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Page 5: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Model SBV2 ReadiBand Actigraph Power Input: Individual charger 5 VDC, 0.25 amp MAX Power Input: Multi-charger 5 VDC, 2 amp MAX Internal Battery Li-ion rechargeable coin cell Transmitter 2.4 GHz ISM Band Operating Environment 0°C to +55°C (+32°F to +131°F), 0-95%... -
Page 6: Introduction
With this movement information, the ReadiBand is able to determine when a user goes to bed and a general fatigue or rest score over time. The ReadiBand uses the ANT wireless protocol to send data and obtain configuration information from a PC. -
Page 7: Getting Started
Getting Started Included contents Before getting started wearing the ReadiBand, please inspect and verify that all of the following components are included. If any items are missing, please contact Fatigue Science support staff immediately. • ReadiBand pod (installed in strap) •... -
Page 8: Using Readiband
Using the ReadiBand LED Status Indicators The ReadiBand has four LEDs to notify users of the state of the ReadiBand. Top LED – Communicating with PC Right LED – Low battery warning Bottom LED – Communicating with charger Left LED – Device Error... -
Page 9: Basic Readiband Functionality
[Note: attempting to sync with the PC on a continuous basis when it is not available will decrease battery life. Sync is disabled when the battery level is below 60%. Charge the ReadiBand above 60% charge to sync.]... -
Page 10: Menu Navigation
• X HOURS/DAYS/MONTHS RECORDED – This indicates that the ReadiBand is actively recording data and for how long. This occurs when a session has been configured with the PC software. • SESSION IS STARTING IN TIME/DATE – This indicates that the ReadiBand is waiting to start a recording session on the time or date displayed. -
Page 11: Battery Level
2) Battery Level – This menu item displays the percentage of battery remaining on the ReadiBand in increments of 10%. 3) Time Set – This menu item allows the user to modify the current time displayed on the ReadiBand. After selecting it, press up/down... -
Page 12: Starting A Recording Session
Starting a recording session Before recording a data session, configure the ReadiBand and set a recording session start time using the PC software. The software also allows the user to specify a custom About tag or user name to identify the ReadiBand. -
Page 13: Battery Charging
An internal rechargeable lithium-ion coin cell battery powers the ReadiBand. Under typical use, a fully charged ReadiBand can run for more than 30 days before a recharge is required. The battery life of a fully charged battery is dependent on how often the menu display is used and how often it is synced with a computer. -
Page 14: Support
Please refer to the following frequently asked questions about the ReadiBand. Question: “Does the ReadiBand come in different colors?” Answer: Yes, the ReadiBand is available in a variety of colors, please contact support for special order information. Question: “Is it safe to take the ReadiBand on an airplane?”... - Page 15 For example, if traveling to a time zone two hours behind (e.g. EST to RMT) and the ReadiBand time is currently set to 10am, decrement two hours to 8am. Do not increment ten hours to 8pm.
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Page 16: Contact Information
Contact Information Fatigue Science 700 Bishop Street, Suite 2000 Honolulu, Hawaii, 96813 www.fatiguescience.com Tel: 808-537-5337 Fax: 1-800-650-0993 General Enquiries: info@fatiguescience.com...
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