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Specification #8810502
General Operation:
The ABSComtrak1700 (model 1700) system consists of a Personal Tracking Unit (PTU) and battery
charge system. During normal operation the PTU is to be connected to the battery charger for a minimum of
seven hours each day. It may than be run for a minimum of seventeen hours before a recharge is required.
During this period the client is free to move within the range, from the shoulder pack, that the wireless cuff
allows (+/- 20 ft. outdoors and +/- 30 ft. indoors). When moving from one location to the other (i.e. from
home to work) the client (with PTU) must remain within +/- 20 ft. of the shoulder pack to avoid a proximity
violation. When in a home or other building the client must remain within +/- 30 ft. to avoid a proximity
violation. For optimum performance the unit should be in an upright position at all times. When the cuff
bracelet is cut/ removed by the client a cuff violation will be communicated to the customer.
Charger Installation Procedure:
In addition to the Personal Tracking Unit (PTU) each client will be provided with a battery charger, surge
suppressor and cable. When set up properly, these three components will allow connection to the client's
home phone line while charging (Reference Figure 1).
1.0 Assure the surge suppressor telephone plug is connected to charger
1.1 Assure ground (green wire) is securely attached to the ground lug on the charger.
1.2 Connect the telephone cable between the surge suppressor jack and telephone jack in the
home/office.Connect the battery charger to grounded AC power outlet (110 V, 10 amp minimum).
Note: The charger is now ready for charging the batteries in a ABSComtrack 1700.
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ABS<Comtrak 1700-1702
Installation & Start-up Procedure
Original 5/14/98
Revision, 1/5/99
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Summary of Contents for ABS Comtrak 1700
- Page 1 Specification #8810502 Original 5/14/98 ABS<Comtrak 1700-1702 Installation & Start-up Procedure General Operation: The ABSComtrak1700 (model 1700) system consists of a Personal Tracking Unit (PTU) and battery charge system. During normal operation the PTU is to be connected to the battery charger for a minimum of seven hours each day.
- Page 2 Specification #8810502 Original 5/14/98 ABS<Comtrak 1700-1702 Installation & Start-up Procedure To RJ11 wall jack 3 Prong grounded plug 110 VAC 8 pin DIN connector Noise/Surge suppressor assembly LED Indicators Figure 1. Battery Charger Assembly Battery Charging Procedure: Note: This process assumes charger installation has been complete.
- Page 3 (table 1), one battery assembly with “O” ring installed, one transmitter assembly and four screws. Sizes 5,6,7 and 8 are stocked by ABS. Other sizes will have to be special ordered at the time of contract. Lead time is two weeks.
- Page 4 Specification #8810502 Original 5/14/98 ABS<Comtrak 1700-1702 Installation & Start-up Procedure limits for a minimum of for 30 minutes. This violation rearms itself if an individual moves back inside these limits after being out for 30 minutes. •...
- Page 5 Specification #8810502 Original 5/14/98 ABS<Comtrak 1700-1702 Installation & Start-up Procedure White GPS antenna housing Blank side with identification tag facing away Wireless receiver location • Training the cuff. This is done by first placing a magnet on the outside of the bag over the wireless antenna and then placing a separate magnet over the body of the transmitter.
- Page 6 Specification #8810502 Original 5/14/98 ABS<Comtrak 1700-1702 Installation & Start-up Procedure TITLE Figure 2 - Wireless cuff TRANSMITTER INDEX TAB ALIGNMENT O-RING BATTERY HUB ALIGNMENT PIN GROOVE INDEX TAB BATTERY SCREW 4 EA STRAP ASSY 1. Install O-Ring over battery hub.
- Page 7 Specification #8810502 Original 5/14/98 ABS<Comtrak 1700-1702 Installation & Start-up Procedure FCC Requirements 1. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has established Rules Which permit this device to be directly connected to the telephone network. Standardized lacks are used for these connections. This equipment should not be used on party lines or coin phones.