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ASCOM teleCARE IP Wander Alarm Management Manuals

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ASCOM teleCARE IP Installation Manual

ASCOM teleCARE IP Installation Manual (207 pages)

Emergency Call System

Brand: ASCOM | Category: Emergency Phone | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
1 Introduction

6
2 Practical Engineering Parameters

9
3 System LAN Cabling

11
- Ethernet Switch
  11
- Ethernet LAN and Room Bus Cables
  12
  - Ethernet LAN Cable
    13
  - Room Bus Cable
    13
  - Recommended Ethernet LAN Cable
    13
  - Room Bus Cable Considerations
    13
4 System Power

15
5 Control Equipment

24
6 Peripherals

61
7 External Inputs

119
- Switch Modules Compatible with NICB
  119
- Other Switch Modules with External Inputs
  119
- Connection Board (NICB)
  119
- Preparation
  119
- NICB-Kit
  120
- Connection Board
  121
  - External Contacts
    121
  - NICB Connected to External Contacts
    122
- Bed Module (NIBM2) and Pull Cord Module - Active (NIPC-XXA)
  123
- Door Side Module (NIDM) and Toilet Cancel Module - Active (NITC-XXA)
  124
- Connecting to the NICB
  124
- Room Display (NIRD)
  127
8 Wireless Functionality

130
- General
  130
- Wireless Telecare IP and Hard-Wired Telecare IP Example
  130
- Principle of the Telecare IP with Wireless Functionality
  131
- Telecare Wireless with Speech
  133
  - Telecare Wireless with Speech
    134
  - Wireless Nurse Call Example with Speech - Static Mode
    134
  - “Static” and “Dynamic” Modes
    134
  - Active Location Beacon
    135
  - Dynamic Mode
    135
  - NILF Beacon Modes
    135
  - Passive Location Beacon
    135
  - Speech Handling Overview
    136
  - NIRC3 Base Station Vertical Coverage
    137
  - RF Planning Considerations
    137
- Telecare IP Wireless Planning
  137
- Telecare IP Wireless Components
  142
  - Full Wireless Infrastructure Example
    143
  - Wireless Infrastructure
    143
  - IEEE 802.15.4 Versus 802.11 (Wi-Fi)
    144
  - Principle of the Wireless Infrastructure
    145
  - Wireless Infrastructure Principle
    145
  - Wireless Infrastructure RF Planning Considerations
    145
  - NUREP Wireless Repeater
    147
  - Telecare IP Wireless Components
    147
  - Wireless Repeater - NUREP
    147
  - NUREP Electrical Connections
    148
  - Status LED Colors
    148
  - Connect the External Power Supply
    149
  - Insert the Batteries
    149
  - NUREP Battery Placement (Optional)
    149
  - NUREP External Power Supply Connection
    149
  - Example of an Outdoor Box with Repeater
    150
  - Outdoor Box
    150
  - Wireless Gateway
    151
  - Wireless Repeater Consisting of an NIRC3 and a NUREP
    151
  - Wireless Repeater Electrical Connections for Wireless Gateway Usage
    152
  - Example of the USB Connection from NIRC3 to NUREP
    153
  - NUREP - NIRC3 Interconnection
    153
  - USB Connection between NIRC3 and NUREP
    153
  - NUWBM3 Electrical Connections
    154
  - NUWBM3 Wireless Active Bedside Module
    154
  - Batteries Inserted into Battery Holder
    155
  - NUWBM3 Battery Connections
    155
  - Assemble the NUWBM3
    156
  - Mount the NUWBM3 Onto the Spacer
    156
  - External 5 VDC Connection
    157
  - NUWBM3 Assembled
    157
  - NUWBM3 External Power Supply Connection (Optional)
    157
  - NUHS1B Handset Connected to the NUWBM3
    158
  - NUHS1B Handset Connection
    158
  - Remove the NUWBM3 from the Spacer
    158
  - Connecting the Transceiver Module
    159
  - NIRX Telecare IP Transceiver
    159
  - Piggyback Mounting of the Transceiver Module on the NIRC3 and NIFX
    159
  - Transceiver Piggyback Module (NIRX)
    159
  - Connecting the NIVP Module
    160
  - NIVP Voice Piggyback Module
    160
  - Voice Piggyback (NIVP) Extension Connectors
    160
  - Connecting an External Alarm
    161
  - Connecting an External Alarm Contact to the NIFX
    161
  - NIFX Fixed Transceiver
    161
  - Handset Connection
    162
  - NIPH2-A1A Handset Connected to the NIFX-1BB
    162
  - Replacing the Batteries
    162
  - NITX Mobile Transceiver
    163
  - Using the NITX-AAB Transceiver
    163
  - Using the NITX-BAB Transceiver
    163
  - Removing the Rear Cover
    164
  - Replacing the Battery
    164
  - Using the NITX-BBB Transceiver
    164
9 Installation Examples

164
Document History

206

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