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- Page 1 Buddi GPS Plan - User Guide Please read and keep these instructions for future use...
- Page 2 Our monitoring team are based in the UK and can be contacted 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by activating your Buddi wristband or clip. If it’s not an emergency and you just want to discuss your account with us, our customer service team are available on the phone, from 9am to 5pm Mon-Thurs and from 9am to 4.30pm on Fridays - except bank holidays, by calling...
- Page 3 What’s in the box? In the box you’ll find; a Buddi wristband, a Buddi clip, two USB chargers, a UK plug, a keychain and a lanyard. Buddi Buddi Wristband Wristband Charger Buddi Clip Buddi Clip Charger Lanyard Keychain UK plug...
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Page 4: Getting Started
Buddi setup / placing a test call Getting started Placing a test call (1). Press both buttons on either side of the Buddi clip or the Remove both the Buddi clip and Buddi wristband together, and hold for a few seconds. - Page 5 The Buddi wristband As the Buddi is a life-saving device, we recommend wearing it as often as possible - you can even wear your wristband in the bath or shower. If you take it off at night, be sure to keep it close by.
- Page 6 Important • Unlike the wristband, the Buddi clip cannot be taken into the bath or shower. • When you go outside, be sure to take the Buddi clip with you. We’ve included a keychain attachment in the box.
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Page 7: Battery Life And Charging
Naturally, the battery will drain more when you activate it to speak to our monitoring team. To help maximise the battery life of your Buddi clip, we recommend charging it in short bursts during the day when you are at home, and keeping it on charge overnight. -
Page 8: Led Indicators Explained
LED indicators explained Colour What’s happening? Behaviour Charging Flashes every 5 seconds until full charged Signal strength between the wristband and clip 1 to 3 short flashes, indicates signal strength Alarm successfully cancelled 1 long flash, then a short flash every 5 seconds Low battery 1 short flash every 5 seconds Emergency call test in progress...