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- Page 1 Instruction Manual MedTime Station e-pill ® Automatic Pill Dispenser with Station and Cup US Patent 9,198,834 B2 | US Patent 9,539,177 B2 Item: 996024 Item: 997025 Carefully review and save this setup guide...
- Page 2 Components Locked Automatic Pill Dispenser (x1) Medication Tray (x1) Dosage Template Set (x1) Item: Not available separately Item: 996030 Item: 996035 Station (x1) Stainless Steel Dose Cup (x1) Keys (x2) Item: 993026 Item: 991024 Item: 992028 AA Batteries (x4) Item: Not available separately...
- Page 3 To SECURE the round pill dispenser to the metal Station ALIGN the pill dispenser with the e-pill logo at 10 o’clock TURN the pill dispenser clockwise until the e-pill logo is at 12 o’clock To MOUNT the metal Station to a surface...
- Page 4 Note 1: e-pill MedTime Station is locked but it is not tamperproof, therefore it should not be used to administer pain medications or Schedule II/III drugs. Note 2: Do not place e-pill MedTime Station in bright direct sunlight as it may cause operational issues.
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Page 5: Current Time
Carefully Go Through All Steps for Proper Setup SETUP - STEP 1 Open the Lid 1. Press your thumb on the front tab, then lift up the cover. a. Display On: Button 3 will turn on the display. b. Display Off: Button 2 will turn off the display. Setting the Clock and the Alarms CLOCK MODE: Use either a 12-hour clock (AM/PM) or 24-hour clock. - Page 6 1. With the lid still open, remove the medication tray that is inside the dispenser. Important: Never force the tray to rotate. 2. e-pill MedTime Station comes with six different dosing templates. The templates identify the number of alarms per day and, very importantly, the time of the day that you are filling the tray.
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Page 7: Error Handling
Error Handling Error: Medications Will Not Dispense When Pulling the Handle Solutions: 1. With the metal base securely fastened, pull the blue handle all the way to the bump stop. 2. Check all compartments for stuck pills. a. Gel-caps: Adding a thin coating of standard baking flour to the compartments can help prevent blockage. - Page 8 Low Battery Alert Indicates the batteries are running low. Replace immediately. Battery Replacement The dispenser’s clock and alarm times are saved when replacing the batteries, but this is only true if replacement is done prior to the batteries reaching 100% depletion. The new batteries should be inserted within 5 minutes of the old batteries being removed so the dispenser’s clock and alarm times stay saved.
- Page 9 The user maintains full responsibility to administer medication at the appropriate times and to keep the device secure and locked. e-pill, LLC assumes no responsibility for any incidental or consequential damages, including without limitation, damages or injuries resulting from malfunction of the product.