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Programming 

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Operation

The CairFall is an interoperable, intelligent and easy to configure Fall Detector which can be worn on the wrist or around the neck. 

The clever CairFall allows individuals to move around their home confidently, knowing that an alert will be raised if they suffer a hard 
fall. It also allows the user to manually call for help. There are five sensitivity settings to suit any level of activity. The CairFall also 
features an optional cancellation period and a choice of three radio protocols.

Please read these instructions fully before attempting to use the CairFall. 

Important: To reduce the risk of false alarms, the CairFall is designed to pick up heavy falls only, although not every fall of this type 
will be detected. For this reason, whenever the user needs assistance they should always press the button on the CairFall if possible.

Sensitivity Levels

The CairFall has 5 sensitivity levels. Level 1 is the least sensitive and level 5 is the most sensitive. The default is level 3. 
As a general rule, to reduce the possibility of false alarms, the least sensitive levels should be used with more active users and the 
most sensitive levels with less active individuals. 
Although if a user experiences false alarms no matter how active they are, the sensitivity level should be adjusted towards the least 
sensitive levels, preferably one increment at a time until the ideal level is reached. The opposite is true too - if the level isn’t sensitive 
enough, adjust it towards the more sensitive levels.

Wearing Options

The CairFall can be worn in two ways - on the wrist or around the neck. The elastic strap can be adjusted to suit the user’s wrist. The 
CairFall should be worn on the non-dominant wrist. If the neck cord is preferred, remove the spring bars which hold the wrist strap in 
place, and use them to secure the neck attachment.

Switching the CairFall On

1.

To exit transport mode and to switch the CairFall on, press the button 5 times in quick succession. The blue LED will flash each 
time the button is pressed. 

2.

Shortly after the 5th press, the amber LED will flash a number of times to indicate the programmed sensitivity level, after which 
the CairFall will switch on. 

3.

To check it has successfully switched on, press the button, the green LED (the LED will flash red if the battery is low) will flash 
and the motor will vibrate followed by a radio message a few seconds later.

Entering Transport Mode

Transport mode should be used when keeping the CairFall in storage, and also when access to the programming menu is required.

1.

To enter transport mode, press the button 5 times in quick succession, holding the button in on the 5th press. 

2.

While holding the button in, the green LED will flash and a radio message will be sent, followed by the blue LED flashing rapidly 
to confirm that the CairFall has entered transport mode. If the blue LED doesn’t flash rapidly, please repeat the process. 

3.

To check the CairFall has successfully entered transport mode, press the button - the blue LED will flash with every press.

Raising a Manual Alarm Call

To raise an alarm call, simply press the button. The green LED will flash and the motor will vibrate followed by a radio message a few 
seconds later.
Note: If the LED is red when the button is pressed, the battery is low.

 

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Summary of Contents for CairFall

Page 1: ...he wrist or around the neck The clever CairFall allows individuals to move around their home confidently knowing that an alert will be raised if they suffer a hard fall It also allows the user to manually call for help There are five sensitivity settings to suit all levels of activity The CairFall also features an optional cancellation period and a choice of three radio protocols ...

Page 2: ... The CairFall can be worn in two ways on the wrist or around the neck The elastic strap can be adjusted to suit the user s wrist The CairFall should be worn on the non dominant wrist If the neck cord is preferred remove the spring bars which hold the wrist strap in place and use them to secure the neck attachment Switching the CairFall On 1 To exit transport mode and to switch the CairFall on pres...

Page 3: ...f No 7 Cancellation Period On default Protocol Options The CairFall is an interoperable device with three built in radio protocols The protocols can be programmed by following the same steps as detailed in the Programming the Sensitivity Levels and Cancel Options section above The number of button presses required to program the protocols has intentionally been set high and spaced apart to avoid a...

Page 4: ...e sensitivity level While the CairFall is switched on press and hold the button for 10 seconds The amber LED will flash to indicate the sensitivity level Enter the Programming Menu After the green rapid flashes the amber LED will flash to indicate the sensitivity level Programming the CairFall 1 Ensure the CairFall is in transport mode 2 Enter the programming menu by pressing the button 7 times 3 The...

Page 5: ...Programming Guide V 1 0 Programming Menu Flowchart Page 5 ...

Page 6: ...ll enter transport mode Fit the circuit board back into the casing ensuring it s positioned the correct way round then replace the rear cover and turn the screws until they re firm but not too tight Once finished ensure the programmed settings are still correct and test the CairFall as normal Packing for shipment The equipment containing cells or batteries must be packed in strong rigid packaging an...

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