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Connexion2 Identicom User Manual

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May 2014
Revision 0.2
This guide applies to Identicom models 977,
with software versions 007.002.003 or later.
Connexion2 Ltd
Unit 5
Carrera Court
Church Lane
Dinnington
Sheffield S25 2RG
UK
Email: info@connexion2.com
Website:
www.connexion2.com
Phone: +44 (0) 1909 518 020
 May 2014 Connexion2 Ltd
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  • Page 1 May 2014 Revision 0.2 This guide applies to Identicom models 977, with software versions 007.002.003 or later. Connexion2 Ltd Unit 5 Carrera Court Church Lane Dinnington Sheffield S25 2RG Email: info@connexion2.com Website: www.connexion2.com Phone: +44 (0) 1909 518 020  May 2014 Connexion2 Ltd...
  • Page 2 Use volatile or corrosive substances when cleaning it, as damage caused in any of these ways is not covered by this warranty. If you have any difficulty using your Identicom, consult the user manual to check you are using it correctly.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Clearing a Red Alert ............. 14 7 Multifunction User Buttons ............ 14 Making a Call ..............14 8 GPS Operation ..............15 9 Identicom Indicators .............. 16 LCD/LED indications ............. 16 Vibration Patterns ............... 17 10 Technical Specifications ............18...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Ability of the unit to detect when the user is incapacitated and alarm appropriately. 1 Introduction The Identicom has the appearance of a simple ID card holder. It holds your ID card and also discreetly functions as a communication device to help ensure your personal safety.
  • Page 5 The front of the Identicom is shown below. With the ID card slid out, you can see the multifunction user buttons.

  • Page 6: Initial Setup

    Press the Red Alert button (triangle symbol) to start or cancel a Red Alert. 2 Initial Setup This section describes how to prepare the Identicom for use, covering installation of the lanyard or lapel clip, insertion of the ID card, charging, care and maintenance and switching the device on and off. The...

  • Page 7: Installing The Lanyard Or Lapel Clip

    Inserting your ID Card Fit your ID card into the slot at the right side of the Identicom (as you look at the front) and slide it in until it is fully inserted. To remove your card, slide the ID card towards the exit slot. You may initially feel a slight resistance until the card starts to slide out.

  • Page 8: Charging

     To check the Identicom is on, look for the power symbol in the left of the display. You can also press the Status button for 2 seconds. If the LCD and LEDs do not start flashing, the Identicom is off.

  • Page 9: Status Checking

    SIM Card Faults If no SIM card is fitted, or there is a fault with the SIM card, the Identicom battery and signal symbols flash red alternately for a few seconds and then switches itself into the ‘power off’ state. Please contact Connexion2 or your supplier for further assistance if this condition is present on your Identicom.

  • Page 10: Red And Amber Alert Status

    Red and Amber Alert Status If the Identicom is in an Amber Alert* state or a Red Alert state when the Status button is pressed, the LEDs change to Amber or Red for two seconds to give an indication of the state: ...

  • Page 11: Red Alerts

    You are warned by a Pre-Alert vibration and beeps/tones from the speaker before the Man Down Red Alert is initiated. When a Red Alert is started, the Identicom gives three short bursts of vibration to confirm the state. The Identicom opens a voice call to the designated number and enables the microphone, so that your monitoring service can listen to and/or record the situation.

  • Page 12: Voice Call Connection Confirmation

    If you initiate a Red Alert when your unit is out of coverage, the Identicom will not be able to send the Red Alert messages, so it gives a single long vibration pulse instead of the three short pulses. This indicates that the Red Alert has not been successfully transmitted.

  • Page 13: Man Down Red Alerts

    If you do not cancel the Man Down condition (by moving your Identicom), a Man Down Red Alert will be raised at the end of the Pre-Alert period. You will hear your Identicom make a phone call to your monitoring service and you will then be able to talk to the operator via the loudspeaker within the unit.

  • Page 14: Clearing A Red Alert

    Receive a phone call Making a Call Identicom can have a phone number assigned to each of the buttons. When you press and hold the button for more than 1.5 seconds, the Identicom will call the assigned button and you will hear the Identicom dialling and ringing the called number.

  • Page 15: Gps Operation

    8 GPS Operation 8 GPS Operation Identicom model 977 can be configured so that a GPS location request is made in any or all of the following situations:  When you press any of the Identicom buttons  When you check the status of your Identicom ...

  • Page 16: Identicom Indicators

    9 Identicom Indicators 9 Identicom Indicators The following tables summarise the indications given by Identicom, both by the LCD/LEDs and by the different patterns of vibration. LCD/LED indications Device state Symbol Meaning On charge 1 battery cell (flash) Red (flash)

  • Page 17: Vibration Patterns

    Identicom offers the facility of using vibration patterns to indicate activation of the Status Check, confirmation that neither the network coverage nor battery strength LED is red, and confirmation that a valid GPS location fix was obtained. This function aids the use of Identicom to the visually impaired.

  • Page 18: Technical Specifications

    R&TTE Directive quotes a maximum SAR value of 2 W/kg. This value includes a substantial margin of safety. The Identicoms are therefore below this limit and actual Identicom SAR values during normal operation are often further below their maximum stated values.
  • Page 19 10 Technical Specifications Use of Identicom in Restricted Areas Use of Identicom, as with mobile phones, should be in accordance with regulations, protocols and stipulations relating to the specific environment. Where the use of mobile phones is prohibited, the Identicom should be turned off. There may be risks associated with interference with equipment sensitive to RFEE (such as aircraft, hospitals and healthcare facilities) or potentially explosive environments (such as petrol stations and chemical plants).
  • Page 20 Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. The S10977U has been approved for portable use in the Identicom model 977. Use in any other portable host is not approved.
  • Page 21 10 Technical Specifications Connexion2 Ltd Unit 5 Carrera Court Church Lane Dinnington Sheffield S25 2RG Email: info@connexion2.com Website: www.connexion2.com Phone: +44 (0) 1909 518 020  May 2014 Connexion2 Ltd 05/2014 page...

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