What's In The Box; Your Vega's Features; Get Set Up; Setting Up The Base Station - O2health Vega Manual

What's in the box

• Vega, fitted with a wrist strap
• Battery pack
• Charger
• Base station
• Screwdriver
• Small sized wrist strap
• Shorter wrist strap (non-locking)
• Short and long locking wrist straps
• Belt clip
• Unlock tool for changing wrist straps

Your Vega's features

Home:
Lets you know
that you're connected
to your base station
and that you are
inside your Home zone.
Magnifying glass:
Means GPS is
working and it's trying
to find your position
Battery:
Pin: Shows that
Shows your battery
GPS has found you
charge level
Time
Date
Day/Month/Year
Display button:
Lets you turn on and
use your screen
Microphone
Alert: Means you have
pushed the red button and
an alert has been sent to
the alarm response centre.
It will disappear when the alert
has been sent successfully.
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Searching: Appears when your
Vega is trying to send information.
Globe: Shows that your
Vega is connected to its
server (so it can send and
receive data)
GSM signal quality:
Tells you how good
your signal is
Panic button:
Press down for 2 seconds to
alert the response centre
Latches to hold
battery pack

Get set up

The Vega comes fitted with a wrist strap. It should fit most people. If you find it's
too big, or decide you'd rather clip the Vega on to your belt, go to page 12 or get
in touch with the organisation that gave it to you.
Before you start using your Vega, there are some important
things to remember:
• Your Vega relies on network coverage. If you go where there's no coverage, it
won't work.
• Your Vega uses location services to find you if needed. These can vary in their
accuracy.
• We may disconnect the service if there is misuse, such as repeated pressing of
the panic button.

Setting up the base station

Where to put the base
The base has a radio frequency transmitter. It creates an area called the home
zone, where the Vega goes into economy mode (meaning it uses less power).
It's really important that you put the base in the right place. This is ideally near the
middle of your home so it covers the biggest possible indoor area. Or in the area
you spend the most time in (including at night), like your lounge or bedroom.
If the base isn't in a good place, the Vega will use more power as it'll be outside
the home zone.
When it's inside the zone, the Vega will show the home icon.
We recommend using your Vega display to test the area covered by the base.
That way you'll be able to decide on the best place to put it. To do this, press the
display button and look for the home icon on the screen. It'll take about a minute
to appear.
Power Supply
First, connect the power adapter to the DC-in jack underneath the base. Then plug
it in. The blue light should come on, showing that your Vega is working properly.
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