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DAKtel myhomefone DT8 User Manual

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Personal Security
Communicator
Goes everywhere you go
User Manual
Everything you need to
know to personalise your
self-monitoring device
myhomefone.com.au

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  • Page 1 Personal Security Communicator Goes everywhere you go User Manual Everything you need to know to personalise your self-monitoring device myhomefone.com.au...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Summary/contents What’s included Personal Security Communicator Using your Personal Security Communicator What do the lights mean? Battery performance Setup instructions for self-monitored devices Using the App to personalise for self-monitoring Main screen SOS number Memory numbers (M1 & M2) SOS message Ring &...

  • Page 3: What's Included

    What’s included Handset Base Belt clip Lanyard Plug USB cable Personal Security Communicator User Manual...

  • Page 4: Personal Security Communicator

    Personal Security Communicator Handset Microphone Red LED Green LED ON/OFF button Blue LED Memory Buttons (Speed Dial) Battery/SIM card cover Front LEDs Speaker SOS Button Charging Contacts Base Charging Contacts Power Input Red LED USB Cable Input Personal Security Communicator User Manual...

  • Page 5: Using Your Personal Security Communicator

    Using your Personal Security Communicator Using the memory/ speed dial numbers (M1 & M2) Your Personal Security Communicator has two preset speed dial numbers for non-emergency calls. Press either of these buttons to begin a call, hold down to cancel. The top green LED will light up during a call.

  • Page 6: What Do The Lights Mean

    What do the lights mean? Top Green LED Will light up during a call. Top Red LED Will light up when the device is on charge or when the battery is low. Side Blue LED Flashes fast when there is no network connection. Flashes slow when connected to network.

  • Page 7: Setup Instructions For Self-Monitored Devices

    Self-monitored devices need to be paired and set up through our smartphone application. First you will need to download the “Daktel - communicator” app in either the Google Play Store (Android) or the Apple App store (iPhone). Personal Security Communicator User Manual...

  • Page 8: Using The App To Personalise For Self-Monitoring

    Communicator before automatically launching a phone call. If auto answer is enabled, Personal Security Communicator 3. In the Daktel app on your smartphone, press the “Add will automatically pick up the call for the user. Device” button. Search for the contact that you previously set up in the smartphone, and select it.

  • Page 9: Sos Number

    SOS number Press PHONE 1 empty field and insert the number using the When pressing “Get”, a history of all the stored SOS number keys. Press “Set” to launch a text command. Personal numbers will appear. Security Communicator will respond to confirm change. 1.

  • Page 10: Memory Numbers (M1 & M2)

    Memory numbers (M1 & M2) Press empty field to insert the number, using the number keys. When pressing “Get”, a history of all the stored memory Press “Set” to launch a text request to the device. Personal numbers will appear. Security Communicator will respond to confirm change.

  • Page 11: Gps

    Once SOS is triggered, the GPS will open automatically and When pressing “Get”, you will be shown the last location will send the device location. of the device, the GPS status and history. The location will be sent in Google map link with the date and time.

  • Page 12: Ring & Tone

    Ring & tone Select the ring scene, ring type (8 different rings available), When pressing GET, a history of the fields will be displayed. and device volume (up to 5). Low battery You can enable/disable the low battery voice warning, When pressing GET, a history of the low battery feature and set a number to send alerts to when the device is and the alert number will be shown.

  • Page 13: Fall Detection

    Fall detection Enable and disable the fall detection alarms. When activated, Pressing GET will show you the history of all fall the device will make an audible alarm for 10 seconds, giving detection settings. the user time to cancel. You can add a number to send an alert when a fall is detected.

  • Page 14: Periodic Device Check

    Periodic device check Enable/disable the periodic check, which allows the device to Pressing GET will show you the status and history of the alert you that the device is working correctly. Move the marker periodic check feature. to select frequency of reports. Periodic device check The device supports 7 languages, which change the language Pressing GET will show you the language status and the history.
  • Page 15 Personal Security Communicator Your device is now ready for use. If you have any further questions or concerns, please go to myhomefone.com.au or call 1300 031 107. Suite 102, Level 1, 100 William Street, Woolloomooloo, NSW 2011...

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