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P139 GUARDIAN MONITOR INSTRUCTIONS

If, after 24 hours use, the monitor shows 2 bars, or more, the battery has some useful service life remaining.  If the
monitor fails to operate for the full 24-hour period or the battery charge level has dropped to 1 bar the battery should be
replaced.

Periods of non-use

If the monitor is not going to be used for an extended period, ensure that the battery is fully charged before switching
off  and  storing  the  monitor.    Power  is  disconnected  by  removing  the  mains  plug.  The  monitor  can  be  deactivated
temporarily in the professional pager to stop RF Fail alarms.

Battery Replacement

Battery Type: 7.5v 1500mAh NiMH Bespoke Battery Pack available from iTs Designs Ltd

Note:  When the battery is removed and replaced the monitor settings will revert to the default settings that have been
pre-programmed. Thus ensure the defaults are safely saved (see HIDDEN menu) before removing the battery.
To  replace  or  remove  the  battery,  first  switch  off  the  monitor  and  disconnect  the  AC  adaptor  as  well  as  any  other
connecting leads.  Remove the four base screws and open to expose the inner circuit board.  Disconnect the  battery
leads from the main board.  Remove the main pcb after removing the 65 retaining screws. Cut the 2 tie clips holding the
battery and dispose of the old battery safely.  Mount the new battery using 2 new tie clips and refit the circuit board with
the 6 retaining screws.  Re-connect the 2 battery leads,  The base of the monitor can now be refitted .

Summary of Contents for P139AA

Page 1: ...d radio trigger 139AB Wired Guardian Bedside Monitor inc sound French 139BA Radio Guardian Bedside Monitor inc sound English 139BB Radio Guardian Bedside Monitor inc sound French P139 Guardian Multifu...

Page 2: ...UH1075_P139_Instructions_English ppp 29 08 2016 16 01 45 Page of 22 P139 GUARDIAN MONITOR INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 3: ...is potential for the equipment to interfere with or be effected by interference from other electrical or electronic devices For this reason avoid placing the monitor sensor or connecting cable in clos...

Page 4: ...VEMENT MONITORING 7 SPASM MAGNIFICATION SETTING 7 ROUTINE TESTING OF SPASM MONITORING 7 TRANSIENT SOUND ALARM 7 SOUND DELAY TIME 8 SOUND MAGNIFICATION 8 SOUND RATE 8 RESET SOUND MONITORING 8 ROUTINE T...

Page 5: ...then the following order for setting the sensor parameters is recommended After enabling a sensor then it is recommended that the sensor is used for a few days to establish the optimum setting that h...

Page 6: ...of an alarm condition a highly visible red alarm light will flash on the top of the monitor through this can be disabled if it cause a nuisance There are a number of screen displays which provide det...

Page 7: ...until normal activity is again detected LINE2 STATUS INFORMATION There are three different modes of presentation on this line In the basic monitoring condition the shallow movement rate will be displ...

Page 8: ...inuous vibration as this could delay or prevent activation of the alarm This point can usually be covered via the Confidence Check procedure described later A learn mode is used to establish the norma...

Page 9: ...normal sleeping pattern of a user will lead to great variability in the normal shallow movement pattern The Guardian Monitor has a built in MAX min movement recorder to help assess the optimum settin...

Page 10: ...essful setting turn off the TICK facility ROUTINE TESTING SHALLOW MOVEMENT DETECTION The Monitor should be tested on a regular basis The confidence check establishes that the shallow movement alarm is...

Page 11: ...8 steps Setting the spasm magnification at a high level will allow minor movements to be detected at a low level the movements would need to be more energetic in order to be detected Routine Testing...

Page 12: ...ccur faster than the rate set To adjust the rate press the menu button until the SOUND RATE display is observed Press the INCREASE button to increase the rate or press the DECREASE button to decrease...

Page 13: ...tivity setting press the menu button until the MOISTURE display is observed Press the INCREASE button to turn the body moisture alarm function on and increase the setting Press the DECREASE button to...

Page 14: ...e alarm with the message EXTERNAL ALARM displayed The alarm is usually reset by resetting the external equipment Auto testing of Sensors The Guardian MK3 introduces a major capability towards total re...

Page 15: ...or the battery is trickle charged to maintain the battery voltage even when the monitor itself is switched off In this situation the Battery Status bargraph are solid black and static Fast Charge If t...

Page 16: ...acement Battery Type 7 5v 1500mAh NiMH Bespoke Battery Pack available from iTs Designs Ltd Note When the battery is removed and replaced the monitor settings will revert to the default settings that h...

Page 17: ...ments that have occurred since starting the recorder This allows an intelligent assessment of the best settings for the Shallow Maximum and Shallow Minimum alarms to protect those vulnerable to partia...

Page 18: ...as auto reset the alarm will automatically cancel as soon as the symptoms causing the alarm condition have stopped This is also the default for Nurse Call systems as the wall box has to be reset by th...

Page 19: ...ement Sensor P140A C D Bed Occupancy Mat P143C A E Bed Occupancy Ribbon P143G A F Bed Leg Weight Sensor P144A B G Connecting Lead for H P141E B H Moisture Sheet P142A D I Nurse Call lead many versions...

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Page 22: ...ck on each shallow movement 8 Shallow Minimum off 0 10 MPM below which is alarm OFF SHALLOW MIN Urgent 12 Shallow Delay 1 10 60 Minimum time for Shallow movement alarm to be detected 30 SHALLOW MOVEME...

Page 23: ...onds Latched continuous Auto reset Bed Vacation Latching or self resetting when alarm cleared Auto reset External Alarm All settings will be remembered as default and can be restored by the USER Auto...

Page 24: ...upport alert it co uk using technology to care for carers Designed by ITs Designs Ltd Leicester LE9 9FE UK Additional Documents Quick Start Radio System UQ1136 Quick Start Wired UQ1208 Recommended Ini...

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