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Your Device.............................2
Turning ON/OFF...................2
Charging the Battery.............2
Product Features.......................3
Fall Detection............................4
G u a r d i a n
S A F E T Y P E N D A N T S
User Guide
CONTENTS
Troubleshooting....................5
Safety Precautions....................6
Terms and Conditions..............7
Legal Disclaimer.......................8
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Table of Contents
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Summary of Contents for Guardian Safety Pendants MediWatch
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
G u a r d i a n S A F E T Y P E N D A N T S User Guide CONTENTS Your Device......2 Troubleshooting....5 Turning ON/OFF....2 Safety Precautions....6 Charging the Battery.....2 Terms and Conditions....7 Product Features.......3 Legal Disclaimer.......8 Fall Detection......4... -
Page 2: Your Device
TURNING THE DEVICE ON/OFF Turning On: Press and hold the SOS button (see illustration above) for 3 seconds. The ‘Welcome’ screen should appear. The MediWatch will automatically switch on when placed into the charging cradle. Turning Off: Briefly press the SOS button to activate the screen. While the LED screen is on: •... -
Page 3: Product Features
The same button also cancels an alert, cancels fall detection, turns the screen on, and turns the device on. Voice Prompts in any Clear, audible voice prompts announce what the MediWatch is Language doing and what the Watch User can or should do. -
Page 4: Fall Detection
Generally, the device needs to drop at least 100cm to activate. Since the MediWatch is worn on the wrist and one’s hand may move at a different speed from the rest of the body during a fall, automatic fall detection may not activate. Pendants worn on a lanyard or belt pouch are more likely to activate in the event of a fall. -
Page 5: Troubleshooting
The MediWatch may trigger the fall alert If fall detection prompts are heard, Fall Detection when it senses what may have been a briefly press the SOS buttons to was activated by fall. -
Page 6: Safety Precautions
• Avoid using a damaged power cable. This may cause overheating or a potential fire hazard. • Never use any chemical or detergent to clean the MediWatch. This may erode its surface. • In order to eliminate the risk of electric shock, do not touch the ends of the power cable, charging plug or the metal parts on the inside of the charging cradle with wet or damp hands. -
Page 7: Terms And Conditions
GSP Pty Ltd neither warrants nor represents that the MediWatch will prevent any damage, injury, or loss to either person or property, or that the MediWatch will always provide the full protection for which it is intended. Both the Purchaser and User fully understand and acknowledge that GSP Pty Ltd is not an insurer, and that the User assumes any and all risk of loss or injury to the User’s property or person. -
Page 8: Legal Disclaimer
MediWatch. Warranty The MediWatch is warrantied for 1 year from the date of purchase when used under normal conditions and appropriately cared for and maintained. The warranty does not apply if there is: •Damage to the recharge insertion point due to the charging cord being forcibly and/or...
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Not charging tried various outlets but watch is dark and not telling it is being harged
The Guardian Safety Pendants MediWatch may not be charging and remains dark due to the following reasons:
1. No Power to the Cradle – Ensure power is reaching the charging cradle by confirming the outlet and power supply are functioning.
2. Incorrect Placement in Cradle – The unit may not be correctly positioned in the charging cradle. The SOS button should face away from the cable side, and the device should magnetically fit.
3. Damaged Power Cable – A damaged cable may prevent charging. Inspect the cable for any visible damage.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, further troubleshooting may be needed.
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