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Guardian MediFone User Manual

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What's in the box.........................2
Your Device................................4
Charging the Battery.....................4
© 2020. Guardian Safety Pendants. All Rights Reserved
MediFone
User Guide
Contents
Testing Your Device...................6
Fall Detection...........................7
Useful Codes............................8
Troubleshooting........................9
Safety Precautions...................10
Terms and Conditions...............11
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    What’s in the box…………………….2 Testing Your Device……………..6 MediFone Product Features….……3 Fall Detection……………………...7 Your Device…………………………..4 Useful Codes……..………………..8 Charging the Battery………………...4 Troubleshooting………..……….…9 Turning the Device ON/OFF………..4 Safety Precautions……….………10 Emergencies/ Phone Calls………..5 Terms and Conditions…….……..11 [NF] Page 1 © 2020. Guardian Safety Pendants. All Rights Reserved...

  • Page 2: What's In The Box

    1) MediFone with pre-installed 5) 1x Charging Cradle rechargeable battery (charge daily) 2) 1x Wall Power Adapter 3) 1x Charging Cable 1x Black Lanyard (lanyard may look different from the ones shown here) Page 2 © 2020. Guardian Safety Pendants. All Rights Reserved...

  • Page 3: Medifone Product Features

    The MediFone is showerproof but NOT chemical proof. Care must be taken while showering. (see page 10 under KEY POINTS) Blocking unknown The MediFone can be made to receive calls from numbers anyone (the default) OR only from those who are listed as contacts.

  • Page 4: Your Device

    Power Adapter.  Lie the MediFone flat onto the cradle.  An image of a battery will appear on the MediFone’s screen indicating it is charging. Turning the Device ON/OFF...

  • Page 5: Emergencies/ Phone Calls

    The MediFone user can hang up/end the call sequence by pressing the SOS button. By default, the MediFone calls up to 8 contacts just once. If you wish for the MediFone to keep attempting to call contacts until someone answers, please call us so we can program this remotely.

  • Page 6: Testing Your Device

    Periodically check the credit on the SIM card, topping it up when it drops below $3.00 or before *expiry date. *Guardian SIMs do not need to be checked, we manage it for you. Before Performing the Test This Guardian Safety Pendant has been programmed and is ready to use.

  • Page 7: Fall Detection

    When the beeps are heard, firmly press the SOS Button to cancel the calls and texts before they’re sent. The fall alert works best when the MediFone is worn on a lanyard. Most of the time when someone falls they are not unconscious. If you are conscious, don’t wait for the beeps to be heard.

  • Page 8: Useful Codes

    Useful Codes By sending the following ‘codes’ in a text message to the MediFone, you can make the following changes or receive important information. Code Response Click the link on the incoming text to open Google Maps and see the user’s location. An...

  • Page 9: Troubleshooting

    The screen should read “SOS Cancelled”. The MediFone may trigger the fall alert when it senses what may have been a fall. When you hear the fall Fall Detection was...

  • Page 10: 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 Guardian SP. 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 11: Terms And Conditions

    Terms and Conditions Operation of the MediFone is the sole responsibility of the User. It is the User’s exclusive responsibility to test all functions and ensure the equipment is in good working condition. Guardian SP is not responsible for misuse or improper operation of the unit.
  • Page 12  Damage caused by accident, abuse, misuse, flood, fire, earthquake Use of the MediFone indicates that you have read, understood and you agree to the conditions as stated in the Disclaimer & Warranty Policy.