Accent 800 User’s Guide: NuVoice
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Intended Operators
The individual using the device to communicate, the individual’s communication partner, and/or the person changing device settings,
maintaining software files, etc. are the intended operators of the device. The pictures and text in this document will help these operators
achieve the intended use of the device.
Expected Position of Operators
In normal use, the device is expected to be within 12 to 14 inches of the individual’s body. The distance will vary according to whether the
device is hand-held or mounted on a wheelchair or table. If the device is used with a head tracking module, the distance will be greater.
Instructions for Use
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All functions of the device are safe for use by the user. For best results, follow the instructions in this manual.
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There is no need to turn the device or amplifier off when using the device on a daily basis. It is recommended to restart the device
once per week and put it to sleep daily.
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To report any serious incident associated with the device, contact PRC-Saltillo and your national authority.
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For information on cleaning the device, see “Cleaning and Disinfecting the Device”.
Instructions for Storage
If you will be leaving the device in storage for a long period of time, turn the device off. Devices in storage must be charged every six months.
Integrated Feature Pack (IFP)
Most funding sources require that an Accent device be shipped as a dedicated communication device. This means that access to some of the
extended features is limited. To use all extended features, the device needs to be unlocked by purchasing an Integrated Feature Pack (IFP). For
more information on purchasing an IFP, contact Sales at (800) 262-1933 or [email protected].
Explanation of Symbols
This section explains the symbols that appear on Accent 1400 devices, accessories, or packaging.
Symbol
Explanation
The device is Federal Communications Commission (FCC)-compliant.
Recycle electronic equipment. Do not throw the device in the trash.
The device conforms to European Union health, safety, and environmental standards.
The entire device, excluding the adapter and signal input/output ports, is a type BF applied part. “Applied part”
refers to the part of the device with which the user comes into physical contact when using it for its intended
function.
The device emits generally elevated, potentially hazardous, levels of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation.
Attention! Read all warnings and precautions in the instruction manual.
Keep dry. The device needs to be protected from moisture.
The range of temperatures to which the device can be exposed while in use is 0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F). While in
storage or during transport, the range of temperatures to which the device can be exposed is -20° to 60°C (-4° to
140°F). See also “Temperature Conditions for Direct Contact” below.
Caution:
If the device has been stored in an environment in which the temperature range is different from “the
range of temperatures to which the device can be exposed while in use”, let the device stand for at least 30
minutes before using it.
The range of humidity to which the device can be exposed while in use or in storage is 10% to 90%. Atmospheric
pressure while in use or in storage is 80 kPa to 106 kPa.
Follow instructions for use. Refer to the instruction manual.
The name and address of the manufacturer of the device.