System Operation
You should now have the monitor installed in the bed, and the pager turned on
and receiving the Safelink® signal every 8 seconds. Indicated by the red Monitor
LED blip on the pager.
If the pager stops receiving the failsafe radio signal from the monitor, the
pager’s Monitor LED will be permanently lit and an intermittent alarm tone will
sound.
If the monitor’s battery gets low the pager’s Monitor LED will flash every
second, to indicate that you should now change the battery in the monitor. (see
page 11).
If the monitor now detects any excessive movements in the bed for a period
greater than 15 seconds the monitor will enter its alarm mode.
(This 15 second Time Delay is programmable using the provided software,
contact Alert-it for support).
Alarm Mode
When prolonged movements are detected, the Alarm LED on the pager will light
up, it will make an audible alarm and will vibrate.
Pressing the Pair/Mute button will temporarily mute the alarm tone and stop
the pager vibrating for 5 minutes.
A minute after the spasm activity has ceased, the pager will resume the alarm
state, pressing the Pair/Mute button again will clear the pager (If previously
muted, this will be the second press).
The monitor is set to send an alarm signal continuously (every 10 seconds) while
spasm activity continues. The monitor will send an ‘all clear’ signal, when at
least 1 minute has passed spasm free. At this point the pager will continue to
display an Alarm LED, even after the ‘all clear’ has been received, up until the
Pair/Mute button is pressed.
Always check the user even if the alarm has cleared.
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