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Step 1C
– Plug the AC power adaptor
ⓑ
ⓑ
ⓑ
ⓑ
(with
red tab)
into the red jack on the home base
labeled AC and then connect to a non-switch
controlled (always on) electrical outlet.
Step 1D
– Stand the antenna upright.
Step 2 - Testing
Press the red HELP button on the home base. You will hear a series of beeps and tones
as the home base connects with the Care Innovations Response Center. When
connected, a Response Center operator will then welcome you to the Care Innovations
family and will direct you from there.
Step 3 – Personal Help Button Range Test
Press and hold the green RESET button on the home base until you hear a beep. After
releasing the button, the home base will announce ‘programming mode’ and the green
LED will flash. While in this mode, a signal cannot be transmitted to the Care Innovations
Response Center. Test the range by pressing the personal help button from different
locations in your home. If you are within range the home base will beep and announce
‘personal trigger’.
Programming mode will automatically exit 2 minutes after the last press of the personal
help button. You can also exit programming mode at any time by pressing the green
RESET button on the home base.
NOTE:
It is important to test personal help button(s) in all the areas of your home, including the bathroom,
basement and garage, as environmental conditions such as furnishings, building structure etc may affect the
range.
Step 4 – Ready to use
Once successfully tested, your Care Innovations Link personal response system is ready
for use.
Wall mounting
If you prefer that your home base be mounted on the wall, please follow these directions.
First, decide where you want to position the home base. Note that it should be within 6
feet of the AC power and main telephone line jack, as described above. Drill two holes
5.9” (149mm) apart, firmly attach screws (not supplied) and then locate the wall mounting
points on the home base with the screws.
NOTE:
The diagram above is for illustrative purposes only and should not be used as a measuring tool (i.e. it
is not drawn to scale).
5.9”
(149mm)
