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installation & ProGramminG
oF tHe smart Dialler iF non monitoreD
The steps to install and program the “CareAlert” Dialler are simple. If you do not feel
confident then request the assistance of someone who is able to do so, on your behalf.
A remote programming installation service is available for a small fee:
call aust: 1300 75 85 95 | call nZ: 0800 67 77 87
10 easY stePs: (please view the Figure on page 8)
steP 1:
Plug the black ac/Dc power supply adapter into a power point
and the round chrome pin
into the port labelled ‘Power’ at the rear of the Smart Dialler. Turn on the power. A short Beep Tone
will sound and LED light will move clockwise on the indicator window provided the rear black
sliding switch is on alarm.
steP 2:
You will require a landline style telephone for programming, unplug your existing phone from
the wall port or NBN modem and plug it into the back of the Smart Dialler port labelled “TEL”.
Alternatively, you can use our programming phone (if you chose to purchase).
(NOTE:
DO NOT USE digital 24v high powered office phones as these may damage the
dialler.)
steP 3:
Place the “Function” switch on the rear of the smart Dialler to “set”.
The Smart Dialler
will give a beep sound and a voice message will play “you are in SET mode”. A small red dot will
appear in the indication window showing that the Smart Dialler is in the “SET” mode.
steP 4:
Pick up the handset of the telephone that is connected to the Dialler.
This handset may
be a fixed or a cordless phone.
If you have a cordless phone, you
initiallY
will need to push the appropriate button eg: ‘call’ or
‘talk’ or the green phone symbol.
(NOTE: NO dial tone will be heard when the function switch is in the ‘set’ position).
steP 5:
setting and storing the first and subsequent contact phone numbers.
The Smart Dialler can store up to 5 phone numbers. Each number can have a maximum of 16 digits
and so mobile phone numbers can be used. Carefully choose the phone numbers of people in the
order that you wish to contact in the case of an emergency. For example, you may wish to contact
a member of your family at home first, then on a mobile or perhaps even a neighbour or friend. It
is recommended that you try and have at least 3 or more contact persons, to ensure the likelihood
of your call being answered.
NOTE: It is permissable to program Triple Zero “000” as an emergency assist number. Triple Zero
Services request that where or if possible “000” be positioned as the final/last number to call. Your
call will then be treated as a standard emergency procedure by this team.
