CARE CALLERStep 5. The Transmitter.Can be wom around the neck or placed in a pocket. Designed to beeasily activated even by people who have diffculty grasping smallobjects. The pendant ac,tivatesby pressing red button or pullingihe'Pull-for-Help' cord. Waterresistant and can be wom 24-hours a day. Transmitter haslong-lasting lithium batteries thatwill not need frequent replace-ment.

A tug on the "Pull-for-Help' cordOR pressing the.Pendant Button" signals the Enunciator and notifies family,Caretakers or Nursing S-hff until help anives!

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In an alarm condition the sound will go continuously until thecaretaker presses the red reset button on the enunciator. Holdthe button down for at least ten (10) secrnds.

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Okay, to test this particula, *o"., t E*go to the focation where you \_*-:--expect the transmitter to be locat-ed. Activate the tansmitter and h€ar thesound. lf you do not hear the enunciatorcheck to be sure the $rritch is in Lo or Hi posfion and thd thetansformer is plugged in the wall. lf your enunciator soundsthe alarm you have successfully sefup your system.

There you go. Your system is all set up. Now you can feel Safe,Secure and at Ease whenever patients, family members, orfriends are confined to bed, home or facility and need faslassistance. Care Caller sends the signal to cal.! for help upto 100 feet indoors (open air rang6 is up to 500 foet)l ."The Enunciator sounds the audible hom and flashesthe strobe until caretaker resets it after the sensor is refurned tonormal condition.We strongly recommend that you test the tFns-mitler with the enunciator at least once per ureek.

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USER MANUAL

QUIGK START GUIDE

This Quick Reference Guide provides directions forFAST START installation and setup of your innova-tive protec'tion system. lt also serves as a handyreference.

1. The 'Pull for Help" transmitter OR-100).

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2. The Enunciator (CE-300) with four(4) velcro tabs..

3. The AC/DC Adapter. (AC-2P)

Overview of the System. Step 2.This care caller system is designed to assist the caregiver inmonitoring patient activity. lt is selectable for LOW or HIGFhorn sound and comes with a Flashing Strobe. Selectable Offposition when not in use. Unit has Aux. output for AutomaticVoice Dialer connection (2.5mm jack normally open).\Mtensetup the patient will trigger the alarm by pressing the red but-ton or pulling the 'Pull for Help" cord. The pendant is waterresistant and can be worn 24 hours a day. The transmitter haslong-lasting lithium bateries that will not need frequentreplacement. Vvhen activated the transmitter will send a signalto the enunciator and the alarm sounds and the strobe flash-es. Enunciator continues to sound until reset button ispressed by Caretaker, assuring Help Has Anived!The sound is silenced by the caregiver pressing the reset but-ton on the enunciator, after the sensor is returned to normalcondition.

Follow these simple instuctions to set up your system to usein a Care Caller capacity.

Let's get started.Step 1.OK,lets begin by estaHishing where we should best place

the enunciator.Keep in mind the enunciator has two sound levels- low andhigh. Also remember the transmitter range will be dependentto some degree on the struc{ure of he residence. Also, youwill need to place the unit within reach of an electrical oudet inorder to plug in the transformer. The Enurrciator may beplaced at Nurse Sation, desk, on counter, nightstand, wallmounted or outside (covered). The caregiver should also con-sider where he or she might fiequenfly be to be within soundof the enunciator when it alarrns.

Now that we have decided where to fix the enunciator lets goon to the next gtep.

Begin by plugging the adapter into the top of the

Step 3.Next, lets plug the adapter into the wall socket.

Step 4.llow , there are several options available formounting tre enunciator. The easiest of coursev/ould be to rest it on a counter top or table.One option is to use toggle bolts, which wouldrequire taking off the back of the unit. Anotheris to use the double sided tape provid€d. r. .'

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