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- Page 1 Emfit® Epilepsy Alarm User manual Art. nr: 464000 464031 464052 EN 8.0...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Introduction ..........................5 1.1. About Emfit Epilepsy alarm ....................5 1.2. Intended purpose ........................ 5 1.3. About this document ......................5 Overview of Emfit Epilepsy Alarm ..................6 Get started with Emfit Epilepsy Alarm ..................8 3.1. Set up the DIP-switches before use ................... 8 3.2. -
Page 5: Introduction
1. Introduction 1.1. About Emfit Epilepsy alarm Emfit Epilepsy alarm is a movement monitor that is used to detect and notify tonic-clonic seizures. The product consists of a bed sensor located under the mattress and a control unit where the bed sensor is connected. -
Page 6: Overview Of Emfit Epilepsy Alarm
2. Overview of Emfit Epilepsy Alarm 1. Control unit 2. External power supply (accessory, included in art. nr. 464052) 6. Bed sensor (L-4060 SLC or L-4060 SL) 7. Wall mounting bracket with two screws and two plugs 8. Clip for bed side attachment Included parts •... - Page 7 2.1.1. Control unit The control unit emits a notification via dry-contact output and by sound (unless muted) when the sensor detects fast-paced movement (frequency 3–20Hz) in the bed for the duration of the preset time. The control unit operates with 2 pcs AA size 1.5 V alkaline batteries. An external power supply is available.
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Page 8: Get Started With Emfit Epilepsy Alarm
3. Get started with Emfit Epilepsy Alarm NOTE: Always test the device before using it and when the settings are adjusted. 3.1. Set up the DIP-switches before use Inside, you will find eight DIP switches that are used to select the desired functions (see picture). Default factory settings Switch 1 and 2 OFF... - Page 9 3.1.1. Adjust the tonic-clonic seizure notification delay Setting the time delay before the alarm is triggered. When the device detects faster movement (between 3–20Hz), its internal timer switches on. The device gives a notification if the movement continues for longer than the preset time. The delay can be set to 10, 13, 16 or 20 seconds.
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Page 10: Insert The Batteries
1. Remove the plastic cover. 2. Select a suitable plug from 3. Plug in the plug and make the four alternatives sure that it is not loose. NOTE: Do not use any power supply other than that provided by Abilia. -
Page 11: Connect The Sensor, Power Supply And External Systems
3.4. Connect the sensor, power supply and external systems NOTE: The notification sound may be absent if the sensor or its cable is incorrectly positioned or • damaged. • The sensor or the sensor cable must not be stretched or cut. Connect the bed sensor, power supply (if used), and any cables to external systems (such as forwarding to nurse call systems or forwarding systems). -
Page 12: Install The Control Unit
3.5. Install the control unit NOTE: Do not install the device near or on top of another device. If this cannot be avoided, the user must make sure that the device functions correctly. 3.5.1. Install the control unit on the wall 2. -
Page 13: Use The Emfit Epilepsy Alarm
4. Use the Emfit Epilepsy Alarm NOTE: Do not let the device get wet. • • Do not use the device in strong electromagnetic fields. • Test the device before using it and when the settings are adjusted. Check the condition of the sensor and cables at least once a week and replace them if •... -
Page 14: Signal Lights
4.2.3. Use SW1 as a bed exit alarm bypass switch The bed exit alarm can be deactivated if the user wants to leave the bed without triggering an alarm. This means that the user can leave the bed without any time limit. The time delay for the bed exit alarm is not activated again until the user returns to the bed and then leaves it. -
Page 15: Signal Sounds
4.4. Signal sounds There are two types of signal sounds. Alarm signals, that are long and loud, are used to notify about fast movements and bed exit. Alarm signals can be muted using the DIP switches (see section 3.1.4 Adjust the notification sound volume). -
Page 16: Set Sensitivity To Notice Tonic-Clonic Seizure
4.5. Set sensitivity to notice tonic-clonic seizure NOTE: The sensitivity of the product must be adjusted according to the • user’s weight • Adjust the sensitivity of the device every time the sensor is re- installed and if the user or the sensor changes. •... - Page 17 4.5.2. Error messages and how to handle them One (1) long beep - Device has not detected strong enough micro movement signal and has reached an adjustment limit. Device might not work optimally. Is the sensor positioned correctly in the bed and device was not in error -state (red led was not blinking)? If not: Correct the problem and re-try calibration.
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Page 18: Maintenance
5. Maintenance 5.1. Checks 5.1.1. Weekly checks 1. Check the condition of the cables 2. Check the position of the bed sensor under the mattress. The correct position is at the chest height of the user and across the bed. 5.1.2. -
Page 19: Change Batteries
5.2. Change batteries NOTE: Do not use any rechargeable batteries or lithium-ion batteries. Unplug the power supply to test the batteries. When it is time to replace the batteries, the red LED starts flashing slowly. The device makes a beep sound every 1.5 hour and X2 notifies every three hours. -
Page 20: Troubleshooting
6. Troubleshooting Ensure that the device is properly installed. Test the device carefully every time its settings are adjusted. Problem Solution The device triggers a notification, but Ensure that the external wireless transmitter or other the nurse call system does not. system’s connection cable is connected to the X2 connector. -
Page 21: Transport, Storage And Disposal
7. Transport, storage and disposal 7.1. Transport Do not move or transport the device during use. If the bed equipped with the device needs to be moved remember to unplug all cables and turn off power. Fix the control unit to the bed with bed- side attachment clip to prevent it from moving. -
Page 22: Technical Specifications
50 - 60 Hz Watts: 6.0 W Output voltage: 5 V DC Output current: 1.2 A Electrical safety class: Class II 8.4. Accessories For more information about Emfit Epilepsy Alarm and the accessories, go to www.abilia.com or scan the QR code. -
Page 23: Important Information
Always consider the safety when using the product. Abilia AB does not take responsibility for any consequences following incorrect use or installation of the product. Any form of damage or tampering with the product invalidates the warranty and disclaims the manufacturer's liability. -
Page 24: Appendix - Related Images
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Page 27: Appendix - X2- (Aux) Connector Pin Order
Appendix – X2- (AUX) Connector Pin Order Output signals from the X2 socket can only be sent to other systems with a maximum of 25V (AC) or 60V (DC) where both poles are disconnected from the mains. Maximum simultaneous load is 100 mA. -
Page 28: Appendix - Recommended Distance From Rf-Equipment
Appendix – Recommended distance from RF-equipment Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the equipment The Emfit Nocturnal Epileptic Tonic-Clonic Seizure Monitor is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the Emfit epileptic seizure alarm can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the Emfit Nocturnal Epileptic Tonic-Clonic Seizure Monitor alarm... - Page 31 Contact Information Sweden Abilia AB, Råsundavägen 6, 169 67 Solna, Sweden Phone: +46 (0)8- 594 694 00 | support@abilia.se | www.abilia.se Norway Abilia AS, Tevlingveien 23, 1081 Oslo, Norway Phone: +47 23 28 94 00 | support@abilia.no | www.abilia.no United Kingdom...
- Page 32 Abilia AB, Råsundavägen 6, 169 67 Solna, Sverige Phone +46 (0)8-594 694 00 | info@abilia.se | www.abilia.se...
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