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- Page 1 COMMERCIAL SYSTEM USER GUIDE v021221.1 IMPORTANT. Please read this guide thoroughly before using your WAVE system. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Staff Bracelets .………………..…………………14 Tablet .……………..………………………..……15 Exit Detectors .………………..…………………16 WAVE Management App ……………………………………………………….. 17 WAVE Wearables …………………………………………………………………. 27 Deploying Your WAVE System …………………..……………………………… 21 Troubleshooting ………………………………………………………………….. 36 Customer Support ……………………………………………………………..… 39 CPR Reference Chart…..………………………………………………………… 40 WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1... -
Page 3: Safety Instructions
Only use attachments/accessories specified, approved or authorized by WAVE SYSTEMS INC. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, or bracket specified by WAVE SYSTEMS INC or sold with the equipment. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/equipment combination to avoid injury from tip-over. - Page 4 • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for Changes or modifications not expressly approved by WAVE SYSTEMS INC may void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1...
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Page 5: Compatibility
Wi-Fi is a registered trademark of Wi-Fi Alliance® WAVE Systems Inc: 1-203-429-4636 © WAVE SYSTEMS INC. v021221.1 No part of this work may be reproduced, modified, distributed or otherwise used without prior written permission. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1... -
Page 6: Welcome
It can work in all water types including lakes and other natural bodies of water. To be effective, the WAVE must be used properly each and every time people are in or near the water. All swimmers, regardless of age or swimming ability, should be using WAVE wearables, and doing so should be considered as normal as wearing seat belts when in a car or wearing a helmet while cycling. - Page 7 WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
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Page 8: What's In The Box
WHAT’S IN THE BOX NOTE: Product and quantities will depend on your specific order and/or may be shipped separately • 1 x WAVE w1000 or w100 System Hub • Multi-port USB Charging Block • 1 x AC Charging/Power Adapter • Tracker Wearables •... - Page 9 Your package will also include signage, banners and printed materials to help inform your patrons that your facility is now WAVE-enabled and to educate them on its use. It is recommend that you display these items to promote your facility’s dedication to the highest possible standard of aquatic care.
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Page 10: Preparing Your System
PREPARING YOUR SYSTEM WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page... -
Page 11: Hub Information
THE w100 PRO AND w1000 HUBS FRONT VIEW Integrated Handle Ventilation Vent Integrated Handle 360º Strobe Internal 360º Strobe 360º 360º Adjustable Adjustable Speaker Speaker LOWER BACK VIEW Identical on both Hubs Power Button Power In/Charging Port Avoid leaving Hub in direct sunlight on extremely hot days (100ºF +). ... - Page 12 POWERING AND CHARGING YOUR HUB The Hub may be powered via the internal battery or the AC Charging/Power Adapter. The w100 PRO battery will last up to 8 hours and w100 battery will last up to 18 hours of typical use*.
- Page 13 Power Button will turn off. Depending on the system software version installed in your Hub, it may sound a power-down tone and the Strobe will light in a pattern during the shut down process. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
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Page 14: Staff Bracelets
Module. When fully charged, the red LED will become brighter. (5) Reinsert the Module back into the soft rubber wristband. After this initial set up process you may view the Bracelets’ battery levels at any time by using the WAVE Management App (see page 18). METAL CONTACTS MODULE USB CHARGING BLOCK WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1... -
Page 15: Tablet
USB plus into the included USB Charging Block. USB CHARGING BLOCK Note: If your facility is using a tablet or PC other than a WAVE Control Tablet, see section MANAGING YOUR WAVE SYSTEM USING FACILITY TABLET OR PC. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1... -
Page 16: Exit Detectors
Fully charging the Exit Detector normally takes a few hours and will depend on the battery level before charging. The Charger’s LED will turn from green to red when the battery is fully charged. 360º LED Speaker Power In / Charging Port Power Button Wall Mount WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page... -
Page 17: Wave Management App
THE WAVE MANAGEMENT APP WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page... - Page 18 WAVE Management App. Tap the app icon to launch. The WAVE Management App is a simple to use web-like app that enables you to monitor the status of the Hub, wearables and other accessories. In addition to the Control Tablet, the app may be used on devices including other tablets (recommended), phones, laptops or computers with WiFi capability.
- Page 19 Number of wearables that the system is currently monitoring. System Notifications. These are non-emergency messages about the system. Touching this icon will launch a pop-up window displaying the current message(s). Bracelets. Number of Staff Bracelets that the system is currently monitoring. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
- Page 20 Wearable has a Wearable is low battery and attempting to should be connect to removed from system system and replaced. click in window to close Smith Family Pool Details about the wearable appear here. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
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Page 21: Deploying Your Wave System
Hub Audio Alerts App Audio Alerts 1. Dangerous Submersion Alert. WAVE continually measures the amount of time that the face of a swimmer wearing a Tracker or Goggle Clips is fully submerged, checking in at a rate of twice per second. - Page 22 However future system updates will include more options. 5. Visual Alert Type. When WAVE determines that a swimmer may be at risk it will begin to repeatedly flash its bright strobe light. At the time of this writing the only visual alert type available is the default flashing.
- Page 23 Enabled. • Remove. A removed wearable is not monitored by the system. The wearable may be monitored again only by adding it back to the system as explained above. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
- Page 24 After evaluating the circumstances that caused the alert, it may be stopped by selecting the SUPPRESS button. If selected, the app will request that you select a reason for terminating the alert. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
- Page 25 NON-EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS WAVE continually monitors the status of the wearables and system. In the event that an item needs your attention the system will notify you. NOTE: Depending on the options selected for your system, some users may also receive remote notifications via text, SMS, email, phone and other options.
- Page 26 IMPORTANT: If the internal temperature continues to remain too high the system will automatically shut down to prevent damage. Immediately move the system to a cooler location and wait at least 30 minutes before turning it on again. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
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Page 27: Wave Wearables
WAVE WEARABLES WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page... - Page 28 The wearables included in your initial order arrive preconfigured to work with your specific Hub. Using the WAVE Management App you may add or remove wearables as needed. The wearables are lightweight, comfortable and when used properly will not detract from your swimmers’...
- Page 29 For children it is recommended that the ToddleTag be attached along the back of their waistline to help prevent them from playing with or trying to remove their tag. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
- Page 30 Attach ToddleTag and Carabiner to pet’s collar. Use care to avoid pinching fingers when attaching or removing the ToddleTag. Magnetic materials. Consult your physician on whether this might affect an implantable medical device. WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
- Page 31 DEPLOYING YOUR WAVE SYSTEM WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
- Page 32 UNDERSTANDING RANGE The w1000 Hub has a typical wireless range of 1000 feet, and the w100 has a typical wireless range of 300 feet, when there is clear “Line of Sight," or simply LoS.In general terms that means there are no physical obstructions between the transmitting device (in this case, WAVE wearables) and the receiving device (in this case, the Hub).
- Page 33 Always make sure that you are testing with ENABLED wearables (see MANAGING WEARABLES). (Optional) Use the WAVE Management App to select settings for this test such as lowering the volume of the speaker or reducing the maximum time selected for Dangerous Submersion Alerts.
- Page 34 Hub for active monitoring. Power on the Hub using the Start Up Process. Use the WAVE Management App to change/confirm settings Check for system notifications and take any required actions as necessary. Distribute only ENABLED wearables to all swimmers and non-swimmers.
- Page 35 Allow a few seconds for the Management App screen to appear. If it does not appear after a few seconds, reload/refresh the page. Note: Your device must have WiFi activated and be on the WAVE wireless network to connect to and manage the Hub. Depending on how your device is configured, access to the Internet may be interrupted while on the WAVE network.
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Page 36: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page... - Page 37 If none of the above resolves the issue, the alerts may be because the system is detecting an active wearable that you may be unaware of. Use the WAVE Management App to determine which, if any, wearables are appearing in the Dangerous Submersion Event page.
- Page 38 If restarting the Hub does not address the issue, move the Hub to a different location (see UNDERSTANDING WHERE TO PLACE THE HUB section). The WAVE Management App does not load or I am unable to connect to the Hub. Confirm that your smart device has WiFi turned on.
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Page 39: Customer Support
1 203 429 4636 during normal business hours support@wavedds.com 24/7/365 wavedds.com/contact-us 24/7/365 CUSTOMER NOTES Date of Purchase: Seller: System Purchased: Other info: WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page... -
Page 40: Cpr Reference Chart
CPR REFERENCE CHART Source: Medical News Today WAVE Systems Commercial User Guide v021221.1 Page...
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