Summary of Contents for LifeCall 7000
- Page 1 Part No: 60-883-95R Safety, Health, & Independence LifeCall 7000 User Guide Help at the Press of a Button www.lifecall.ca...
- Page 2 FCC NOTICES FCC PART 15 INFORMATION TO THE USER Changes or modifications not expressly approved by GE Security can void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. FCC PART 15 CLASS B This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against interference in a residential installation.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
After You’ve Signaled for Help The Master Access Code Adjusting the Speaker Volume Using The LifeCall 7000 Check-in Feature Using Your LifeCall 7000 System Like a Speaker Phone Using Medication Reminders (optional feature) Acknowledging Medication Reminders Home and Away Testing Your System... -
Page 4: System Components
System Components LifeCall 7000 is an emergency response system made up of the control panel and a personal help button. The help button activates the emergency reporting system and is worn on the wrist like a watch, as a pendant or on a belt. LifeCall 7000 is programmed to call VOXCOM’s Emergency Response Centre who will contact a relative or the proper authorities when there is an emergency. -
Page 5: Finding A Place For The Panel
In order for your LifeCall 7000 panel to function properly, all devices in your home that use the phone line must be connected to the LifeCall 7000 Panel PHONE jack. If you have multiple devices in your home and it is not practical to attach them all to the LifeCall 7000 panel, contact your installer or dealer about special installation procedures that should be performed. -
Page 6: Powering Up The System
• Press and hold in your help button until the red light blinks. Signaling for Help With Your Panel CALL Button If you are near the LifeCall 7000 panel during an emergency or your personal help button is unavailable, you can use the CALL button on the panel to signal for help. -
Page 7: Adjusting The Speaker Volume
If you press your personal help button or the panel CALL button, the volume automatically changes to the highest level. Using the LifeCall 7000 Check-in Feature The Check-In feature allows a friend, relative, or other caregiver to access your panel from an outside phone line. -
Page 8: Using Your Lifecall 7000 System Like A Speaker Phone
Your LifeCall 7000 system can be programmed to answer the phone with a press of your personal help button or the panel Call button. You can then use the LifeCall 7000 system like a speakerphone to speak to the caller. -
Page 9: Using Medication Reminders (Optional Feature)
Using Medication Reminders (optional feature — call 1-800-661-5433 to have this feature enabled) Your LifeCall 7000 system can be set to remind you to take medication. Up to 8 different daily reminders can be set. Your system clock must be set to the correct time if you plan on using the Medication Reminder function of your panel. -
Page 10: Home And Away
• Press the Power/Home/Away button. The system announces “Medication Reminder On.” Testing Your System We recommend testing your LifeCall 7000 system after programming and on a monthly basis thereafter. It is important to test your personal help button and the phone numbers to ensure correct operation. - Page 11 The system is announcing “AC Power Failure.” • Make sure the control panel is still plugged in. • If the power has gone out in your home the backup battery will power the system for a while. • The announcement will stop when AC Power is restored. The system is announcing “System phone •...
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Page 12: References
References Medication Reminders Use the table below to record the programmed medication reminder times in case you need to change them later. Medication Time...