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- Page 1 CARER RESPONSE Portable receiver User manual...
- Page 2 EU Notes Information in this User manual is subject to change without notice. Tynetec reserves the right to change or improve their products and to When the device is used it complies to essential requirements and relevant make changes to the content without obligation to notify any person or provisions.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents In the package 1 x CARER RESPONSE unit In the package 1 x AC adaptor, 230V CARER RESPONSE unit 1 x USB Mini adaptor The keypad 1 x This user manual Power supply Mains charger CHARGING CRADLE stand (optional) Should any part be missing, CARER RESPONSE first setup Power on... -
Page 4: The Keypad
The keypad MiniUSB adaptor (included) Connect the AC adaptor to the CARER RESPONSE with the MiniUSB adaptor. Snap the MiniUSB adaptor to the contacts in the bottom of the unit until it snaps on its place on the keyboard side (see the picture). -
Page 5: Carer Response First Setup
If CARER RESPONSE is powered on Power off when connecting the mains charger, Press for 3 seconds pop up screen Battery charging (remove USB cable before power off). appears. General functions • Navigate up and down in the menus by pressing B1 and B2. -
Page 6: Statusbar
Statusbar Set time and date Set the date and time in the Main menu > Preferences > Date and time The six icons in the statusbar are from left to right: • Sound on • Vibration enabled • New alarm •... -
Page 7: Transmitters
Transmitters Adding a transmitter Example: adding a pendant, used in Room 1. After confirming date/time, the current date/time is displayed. Go to > Programming transmitter A popup window appears, asking for activation of the transmitter. CARER RESPONSE User manual... - Page 8 Activate the transmitter. When Scroll down to the four digit field just a transmitter is received, the below and enter the number in the CARER RESPONSE displays the rightmost position. screen. transmitter Select equipment Select from the equipment Trigger Select identification dropdown list.
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Page 9: Erase A Transmitter
Saving is confirmed. Confirm selection by pressing The transmitter is saved. Select to confirm the transmitter Save settings or to discard. Cancel Erase a transmitter Go to Programming > Erase transmitte CARER RESPONSE User manual... -
Page 10: Receiving Alarms
Select transmitter and press Select to delete (or to cancel). Receiving alarms Activate an added transmitter. CARER RESPONSE beeps and a popup window appears displaying the alarm. The letter symbol in the topbar indicates that this is a new alarm and the in the 1(1) bottom indicates this is the first alarm of a... -
Page 11: Multiple Alarms
Press to return to the Press to acknowledge the alarm Alarm list. and close the popup screen. To look at the alarm again, enter It is not possible to delete alarms from the alarmlist! . Select the alarm and press Alarm list . - Page 12 As long as the alarms are not ac- knowledged CARER RESPONSE alerts with sound and vibratation. To silence, press . The alarm popup remains on the screen. Press to display the first/oldest latest alarm in the list, indicated by (I.e. the first/oldest alarm of 1(3) a total of three new alarms) in the To acknowledge the alarms in...
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Page 13: Assistance Alarm
The letter symbol in the status bar Vibration Enable or disable vibration in Main indicates there are new, unhandled menu > Preferences > Vibration. alarms in the list. Backlight Assistance alarm Enable or disable the automatic Press and hold the for 3 seconds backlight function and set the to send an assistance alarm (default is... -
Page 14: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Alarm display Select whether alarms should be Q: The CARER RESPONSE does not start displayed in A: Is the battery fully charged? • Normal mode (default) A: Is the CARER RESPONSE connected • Log mode via USB to a computer? If yes, disconnect and try again. -
Page 15: Important
Important • Use only original parts. Safety Notes • Keep away from dust, moist and dirt. • Do not drop, knock, twist or shake the device. • Read instructions prior to use • Always test the system per instructions prior •... -
Page 16: Technical Data
Technical data Battery standby time Approx. 8 days Measures (W x H x D) 48 x 100 x 21 mm Weight Approx. 60g, including battery Temp range +5 - +55oC Battery type Li-Po, 600 mAh RF-Frequency 869.2 MHz (Social alarms, Category I) Recommended Accessory CHARGING CRADLE Product code: ZAR801...
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