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Summary of Contents for Blackline Safety Loner M6
- Page 1 User Guide Mobile Worker Safety Device SureSafe™ Alert. Locate. Respond. Safety Monitoring confirmation light...
- Page 3 RF Exposure Statement For body worn operation, Loner 900 has been tested and meets the FCC and IC guidelines for RF exposure when used with the Blackline Safety belt clip designated for Loner 900. Use with other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC and IC guidelines for RF exposure.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Loner M6 Green Suresafe Light Behaviours ........ - Page 5 Consideration Regarding Use and Storage of Loner M6 ....... . .
- Page 6 It is important for you to be aware of the following precautions. DANGER Do not place a Blackline Safety product in or near an open flame or in the presence of flammable gases or fumes. Turn Loner off when you are near petrol stations, fuel depots, chemical plants, or where blasting operations are in progress.
- Page 7 Loner M6 meets the regulatory requirements for RF exposure provided that the following separation distances are maintained. Scenario Requirement Between head and Keep Loner M6 10 mm away from your head Loner M6 Between body and Loner M6 may be used anywhere against your body (0 mm...
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Page 8: Getting Started
Web: Overview The Blackline Safety Loner M6 dedicated safety device provides multi-layered safety for you as a mobile worker. This guide provides information that you will find helpful to comfortably operate your Loner M6 device. Loner M6 contains the following internal... -
Page 9: Requirements
It has sufficient wireless signal level to communicate data n It has sufficient GPS signal coverage to compute locations n You are wearing the device Contents n Loner M6 with metal clothing clip (removable) n Micro USB charging clip n Charging cable n Wall charger... -
Page 10: Using Loner M6
2. Wait for Loner M6 to establish a network connection. The Power Button Indicator Light remains on continuously. 3. Wear Loner M6 on your belt at your hip at all times that you require remote safety monitoring. Perform your work duties as you normally would. Loner M6 automates remote monitoring of your safety. -
Page 11: Loner M6 Hardware Details
Loner M6 Hardware Details Loner M6 is rugged and purpose-built for monitoring your safety. Physical details are outlined below. Physical Feature Power Button & Powers Loner M6 and indicates monitoring status to the SureSafe™ Blackline Safety Network Indicator Light Check-in Button... - Page 12 Indicator light array (red) Confirmation LED (blue) Speaker Muster Alarm LED (yellow) Confirm button (push) SureSafe indicator light and power button Emergency latch (pull) (green) Microphone Charging light (red, on bottom) Belt clip Product label Charging port Removable micro USB charging clip // USER GUIDE...
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Page 13: Charging Loner M6
USB charging jack on the charging clip and insert the other USB plug into wall charger. 3. Slide the charging clip onto Loner M6 using the guides to align the clip with the charging port on the device. -
Page 14: Turning Loner M6 On
Power Button Indicator Light will turn off after the shutdown is complete. v The Loner M6 will flash the indicator light array during the shutdown sequence. v If Loner M6 is plugged in to charge, it will automatically turn off to avoid false alerts. Loner M6 Green SureSafe Indicator Light Loner M6 features a green Suresafe Power Button Indicator Light. - Page 15 Indicates that Loner M6 is powered off or the battery is depleted. v Loner M6 is referred to as being offline and is not connected to Blackline’s monitoring infrastructure when the SureSafe Indicator Light is blinking or the device is powered off.
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Page 16: Alerts
Alerts & Notifications Automatic and manually triggered safety alerts are communicated to monitoring personnel. Alert messages are configured for Loner M6 through the Loner Portal user account. Loner Portal displays alerts and they can be sent via email and text to safety monitoring personnel. -
Page 17: Understanding Notifications
Confirmation of Alerts Loner M6 will activate its blue confirmateion LED on the left and right sides of the indicator light array when monitoring personnel has acknowledged an alarm sent by the Loner M6. Once monitoring personnel have resolved the alarm, the light will shut off. If an alarm is generated while the confirmation light is on, the light will turn off until the new alarm has been acknowledged. -
Page 18: Initiating A Silent Emergency Alert
1. Push and hold the confirm button until the vibration stops - two full pulses, Loner M6 will vibrate for 3 seconds, pause and then vibrate for 2 more seconds. A Silent Emergency Message will be sent to monitoring personnel. -
Page 19: About Checking In
About Fall Detection Loner M6 is constantly monitoring your motion for falls. If Loner M6 detects a fall impact, it will enter the pending alarm mode and annunciate the low alarm pattern to indicate a pending Fall Detected alert. If you do not require assistance, you have 30 seconds to cancel the alert. -
Page 20: Receiving A Voice Call
Portal user account. Monitoring personnel are required to manage the safety alert through resolution Voice Call Functionality If enabled with the voice service plan, Loner M6 has the capability to receive calls from the monitoring personnel to provide assistance during the management of an alert. Receiving a Voice Call 1. -
Page 21: Specifications
Red indicator light array plus vibration and beeper: Safety alert triggered | Blue indicator light array plus vibration and Blackline Safety service plan | 3G wireless communication coverage | beeper: Incoming voice call | Blue indicator light: Alert has GPS signal coverage required for GPS locating | Loner Beacon signals... -
Page 22: Loner M6 Care
Loner M6 Care Consideration Regarding Use and Storage of Loner M6 Loner M6 meets IP65 ingress protection ensuring that under normal operation no dirt or water can enter the device. Storage temperature range: -30 to 75°C (-22 to 167°F) Operating temperature: -20 to 55°C (-4 to 131°F). - Page 23 Alert. Locate. Respond. www.blackline safety.com...
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