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Elements
Requires Check-
in
[Done]
9.6.4
Additional subscriber information
The [Information] button is used to enter specific information about the holder of this
transmitter. Car type, parking sticker number, license number, and medical information are
examples of the types of information typically entered. Each field typically holds different
information. The installer can change the field labels to labels that would define your intended
usage.
Figure 9.8: Information dialog window
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Usage/Description
When this checkbox is selected, this transmitter will have to be activated
once each day during the Check-in Schedule time. At the end of the
check-in period, if the subscriber fails to check-in, a Failed to Check-in
Report will be generated and presented to the operator of the software.
This report contains all of the people who failed to check-in with their
first address line and phone number. All subscribers in the report must
be selected on to make sure they are not in need of assistance, as this
may be a life-treating situation. A printed report may also be generated.
If the transmitter is not a point type, then the transmitter can generate
alarms and therefore a test transmission will be used for the check-in.
If the transmitter is a point type, then any non-trouble transmission will
serve as a check-in.
One of the 10 schedules must be selected as the check-in schedule to
define the check-in period.
Click this button when all changes to this dialog are completed and
return the main Subscriber Database edit dialog.
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