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Summary of Contents for LONEALERT IDX ALERT
- Page 1 Product Manual ALERT. 387-1001...
- Page 2 How to use the ALERT. Volume Up Click once to turn the volume up. Custom Timer To create a Custom Timer click the button twice. Default Timer To create a Default Timer, press and hold for five seconds. Volume Down Click once to turn the volume down.
- Page 3 Power On/Off To turn the device on/off press and hold the power button. The battery LED will turn solid green when on. Ending a call Click the power button once or twice to end a call. Raising an alarm Click the SOS button twice or press and hold to raise an alarm.
- Page 4 Timers From a push of a button a lone worker can create and set Timers. When a set Timer elapses before you are able to take action, The OWL will create an alert. When your Timer expires, the device will start ringing. This is to remind you that your Timer has expired and you need to take action.
- Page 5 If your Timer expires before you have been able to up- date it, you will receive a call from your IDX ALERT device or to the phone number you have registered with us. In this event, you need to take action to let people know you are ok.
- Page 6 The Man Down function provides the lone worker with added protection. Man Down is a tilt-switch inside the IDX ALERT that automatically sends an alarm signal if the device is tipped on its side for longer than the set preset period.
- Page 7 The sequence of events. Lone worker trips, falls or has an accident. The fall will activate the Man Down function. This alerts The OWL which will then contact your nominated contacts. Your contact will try to make contact via the device to check you are OK and send help if needed.
- Page 8 What happens if you raise a false alert? Firstly, do not panic! If the alert is a false alert you simple need to let the LONEALERT Responder know, they will ask you for your PIN to verify your identity. What’s...
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Page 9: Panic Alarm
Panic Alarm Knowing how to raise an alert quickly is essential. The Panic Alert button on the IDX ALERT is located on the back of the device, designed for discretion, quickness and ease of use in an emergency. The Panic Alarm... - Page 10 What do the LED lights mean? Battery Life 1 long green flash is device on or off when turning on. 1 long green flash repeated is battery charging 1 long red flash repeated means a charg- ing error. When battery below 10% a red intermittent flash starts.
- Page 11 60 . When a Man Down status is detected, the IDX ALERT is silent for 30 seconds. It then beeps, vibrates and the GPS LED double flashes for a further 30 seconds . If not cancelled by putting the...
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Page 12: Charging Dock
Input | 18-20VDC Input Plug | DC 5.5*2.1mm Product Code | 385-0001 When the IDX ALERT power 3-4 hours. The micro-USB is on whilst charging, the connection makes it con- Man Down feature will not venient to charge from a be active. - Page 13 The IDX ALERT Accessories IDX ALERT charging station is equipped with 10 USB connectors for output interfaces. It allows several devices to be charged at the same time. Industrial -grade plastic outer shell and premium case ensure lifetime reliability. Input voltage is ideal for international use.
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Page 14: Basic Characteristics
Basic Characteristics Module Name | IDX ALERT Technology | GSM, GPRS, GPS, BLUETOOTH GNSS GNSS | GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, BEIDOU, SBAS, QZSS, DGPS Receiver | 33 Channel Tracking Sensitivity |-165dBM Accuracy | < 3m Hot Start | < 1s Warm Start | <... - Page 15 BLUETOOTH Specification | 4.0 +LE Supported Peripherals | Headset Interface Configurable Buttons GNSS Antenna | Internal High Gain GSM Antenna | Internal High Gain | 2.0 Micro USB LED Indication | 3 LEDs | Micro - SIM Memory | 128MB internal flash memory Physical Specifications Dimensions | 93 x 64 x 10mm (LxWxH)
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Page 16: Safety Information
Safety Information This message contains information on how to operate IDX Alert safely. By following these requirements and recommenda- tions, you will avoid dangerous situations. You must read these instructions carefully and follow them strictly before operating the device! Use only original batteries. Using uncertified manufacturer or different type batteries may cause an explosion. - Page 17 Road safety first. Comply with local traffic laws, always hold your hands on a steering wheel when using a device. Your safety is of utmost importance when you drive. All wireless devices are sensitive to electromagnetic interference, as a result wireless devices affect the perfor- mance of each other.
- Page 18 LONEALERT. Designed to support you. Unlimited remote support and training. Group or one to one sessions Videos, digital guides & training modules to The OWL Portal. Personal one to one support with our friendly team. Tailor made training designed for...
- Page 19 It’s what we do Once you are part of the LONEALERT family, we offer unlimited support and training. To us, the aftercare support is crucial to ensure that your lone working solution is consistently delivering for you and your organisation.
- Page 20 Lone working is about people. 0121 501 2288 | support@lonealert.co.uk | www.lonealert.co.uk © All rights reserved 2021. Advance IT Solutions Ltd.
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