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AN EMERGENCY SITUATION - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: 

The  following  points  will  clearly  summarize  what  should  happen  if  your 
Dialler is activated.

1.   Immediately a voice message will be heard from the Smart dialler saying: 

“This  is  an  emergency  situation”

,  followed  by  several  seconds  of  siren 

sound. This is repeated once more. The phone dial tone follows and then 
the  audible  dialing  of  the  first  number.  A  voice  message  will  then  say: 

“You are about to hear an emergency call for help from a CareAlert Smart 
Dialler,  please  stay  on  the  line”

.    This  plays  4  times,  followed  by  your 

pre-recorded message for help. If the receiver of the call has not by now 
pressed the star key they will hear; “To repeat the message please press 
9, to start the two way communication please press star”.  If neither key is 
pressed the dialler immediately dials on.

2.   If a message bank answering service responds, the CareAlert will play the 

help message so it is recorded by the service but then it immediately dials 
on - it must receive a ‘live’ answer before it ceases dialing. It determines 
the  answer  to  be  ‘live’  when  the  ‘star  key’  is  pressed.  If  no  Star  Key  is 
pressed it will cycle sequentially through the phone numbers stored by 
you in the dialler memory. It will perform this sequence twice through if it 
does not receive the necessary star “*” key signal from the receiver of the 
emergency call. (see point 4 below).

3.   If the call is ‘live’ answered and the receiver presses the star key the dialler 

will open up the 2-way communication feature in-built within the dialler. 
This may allow 2-way communication between the person in need and 
the receiver of the emergency call. Both party’s will need to speak very 
loudly  for  this  communication  to  be  effective.  Please  Note;  the  2-way 
communication feature will only be effective if the person in need is within 
a  relatively  close  distance  to  the  Smart  Dialler.  If  no  communication  is 
established then the receiver of the call should take the necessary action 
to ensure the well being of the person who activated the emergency call. 

4.   It is important that the receiver of the call presses the star key to try and 

communicate with the person in need. By doing this the Smart Dialler will 
cease to dial any further numbers and will resume to ready or standby 
mode.  This  action  prevents  the  Dialler  from  continuing  to  seek  further 
assistance  from  more  personnel  which  may  confuse  the  situation.  The 
Smart Dialler can however be re-activated at anytime by again pressing 
the red buttons on the Wireless Pendant.

THE FUNCTION OF THE WIRELESS PENDANT

Your  Wireless  Pendant  is  a  battery  operated  transmitter  that  will 
activate  your  Smart  Dialler.  It  is  waterproof  and  can  be  worn  in  the 
shower;  however  it  is  not  intended  to  be  fully  submersed  in  water 
for long periods of time. Therefore caution should be exercised when 
wearing it in the bath for lengthy periods. 

Please take note of the following points. Diagrams on page 22

1.   Your  Wireless  Pendant  has  a  yellow  button  and  two  red  buttons.  The 

yellow  button,  when  pressed,  will  activate  a  loud  chime  sound  on  the 
Dialler and can be used to call for assistance from someone who is within 
hearing distance of this audible chime. 

The yellow button can also cancel 

the Smart Dialler if it has been accidentally activated.

 It will also return 

the Dialler back to ready mode after it has been activated.

2.   To  activate  your  Smart  Dialler,  so  that  it  commences  to  dial  out  to  the 

stored numbers, you must press both of the red buttons simultaneously 
for 1 second. The reason why both red buttons need to be pressed, is to 
avoid accidental activation. This is a priceless safety feature.

3.   If the Wireless Pendant battery is in good order and the Antenna is upright 

on the Smart Dialler, then the working range of the pendant can be up to 
50 metres and in some cases even more. The range will vary according to 
different circumstances.

4.   The Pendant can be worn around the neck or on the wrist. To secure the 

plastic neck band provided, you must firmly press the neck band pin into 
the hole at the top end of the pendant. This action requires a very firm 
push  until  you  feel  the  pin  click  into  position.  See  Fig  2  on  page  22  for 
securing the plastic neck band and See Fig 3 for securing the wrist strap.

5.   When you press the yellow pendant button the Smart Dialler is able to 

determine the level of charge in the pendant battery and when it falls to 
a low level a voice message sounds from the Smart Dialler speaker saying 

‘Your pendant battery is low - please change the battery’.

 This will play 

3 times to ensure you hear the message and take action to replace the 
battery.  The  battery  can  be  accessed  by  removing  the  4  stainless  steel 
screws from the pendant back. The battery is a 23A 12v battery available 
at most hardware / electronic stores. 

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Summary of Contents for CA-0813

Page 1: ...lated people retirement villages nursing homes or businesses or people who work alone etc Important information and instructions for your Smart Dialler IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO READ THIS INSTRUCTI...

Page 2: ...hospital she passed out but managed to activate her CA again woke up to find the Ambulance and me with her had to have oxygen to help revive her Very impressed and very thankful A great product Helen...

Page 3: ...rect emergency action is taken List of phone numbers stored in order 17 Storage of property Access Keys 18 CareAlert Key Safe Lock 19 20 Precautions and Maintenance 20 Factory or Commercial Applicatio...

Page 4: ...450 per year by using the CareAlert Smart Dialler system Under no circumstances should this Smart Dialler be solely relied upon if you have a life threatening illness Using this Smart Dialler complete...

Page 5: ...rogram the Smart Dialler If you are having difficulty programming your Smart Dialler please try using another phone This problem is rare but you need to be aware of this matter before assuming there i...

Page 6: ...on alarm Step 2 Unplug your existing phone from the wall jack and plug it into the back of the Smart Dialler jack labelled TEL NOTE Phones with the older style moulded plug or the old rotary dialler t...

Page 7: ...ess the number 1 key then enter the phone number 987654321 and finally press the key to end If you hear a double beep then the number has now been stored as the first emergency contact number Thesetti...

Page 8: ...nd the opening code is give combination Should this message reach Emergency Services please connect this call to the Ambulance Repeating my name is name and my address is address This message is playe...

Page 9: ...over on SET Your numbers will be displayed in sequential order in the indication window on the top of the Dialler These numbers are also verbalised through the telephone handset Step 9 Connecting the...

Page 10: ...one and slide the function switch on the rear of the SmartDiallerto Alarm andpresstheyellowbuttononthependant If a door bell chime noise sounds the pendant was successfully keyed to the dialler This m...

Page 11: ...The Simple Connection of the Smart Dialler to Power Telecom Jack and Phone D Y one ow r a was ng the nt ully ler r in e e be 11 If using broadband ADSL with a filter splitter then connect as below...

Page 12: ...e above information as to which setting you would like to use 2 Once the Smart Dialler is in the standby mode you will notice that the display in the indication window will have a clockwise moving dig...

Page 13: ...ge Press Yellow Button on pendant to pair with dialler Record your 45 second message Include your name address and request for assistance Fifth Phone No Fourth Phone No Third Phone No Second Phone No...

Page 14: ...eed to be pressed is to avoid accidental activation This is a priceless safety feature 3 If the Wireless Pendant battery is in good order and the Antenna is upright on the Smart Dialler then the worki...

Page 15: ...aller memory It will perform this sequence twice through if it does not receive the necessary star key signal from the receiver of the emergency call see point 4 below 3 If the call is live answered a...

Page 16: ...ring an emergency the Smart Dialler will continue to function using the 9 volt rechargeable battery as a power supply Ensuring correct emergency action is taken You must always have a plan of action i...

Page 17: ...securing your keys outside It locks around a gas meter pipe in a gas box it can lock around an assist rail by the front door or around the grill of a security door etc It is an excellent means of aut...

Page 18: ...e change lever to the right and up fig 2 3 Set the dials to your desired combination and return change lever to original position 4 Replace protective foam square to hide change lever This discourages...

Page 19: ...Smart Dialler when performing this change Under normal operating conditions the rechargeable battery should last up to 5 years Less if you are prone to frequent power failures 3 The positioning of the...

Page 20: ...ibility to ensure that the batteries for the Smart Dialler and the Wireless pendant are in good working order Your pendant comes installed with a 12 volt battery that may last up to 2 or more years Yo...

Page 21: ...art Dialler This is not necessary for the standard domestic situ ation but is used on larger acreage and in commercial applications Changing the Batteries Both the Smart Dialler and the Wireless penda...

Page 22: ...ram below undo the 4 screws and carefully change the 23 A 12 Volt battery ensuring that the battery polarity is correct ve ve Replace the cover correctly and secure it with the screws These Screws sho...

Page 23: ...n the LED display on the dialler press star zero hash 0 You will hear a double beep Test by pressing the yellow button and if the dialler no longer responds to the pendant yellow button you have succe...

Page 24: ...one is too close to the dialler Faulty Pendant Replace the battery Set the FUNCTION switch to Alarm or Mute Follow the Instructions to pair the pendant and dialler found on page 10 Separate the cordle...

Page 25: ...phone The phone line is loose The phone line cable is damaged The phone may be too close to the Smart Dialler The phone or phone battery may be the cause There may be a Telecom Issue Plug the phone ja...

Page 26: ...than the original is now valid The lock will need to be returned to CareAlert for determination of the code and reset This can only be done using a tool from the manufacturer Call CareAlert on 1300 75...

Page 27: ...1300 75 85 95 Help message commences to play before the person called answers the phone This is by design Read page 8 for reason for this Having difficulty getting voice message onto the Smart dialler...

Page 28: ...s below with an explanatory note detailing the fault you experienced and we will thoroughly test your unit If your unit is found to be faulty we will replace it with a new unit and dispatch it to you...

Page 29: ...use the terms of an expensive monitored system marketing brochure the vast majority of calls are handled by relatives or friends of the person in need The CareAlert Smart Dialler simply does away wit...

Page 30: ...will not be sent if the call is answered by an automated answering system If the CareAlert Smart Dialler does not receive this Star Key signal it will continue to dial out to the next number that has...

Page 31: ...d the person called hangs up and loud doorbell chimes are then heard coming from the dialler to indicate to the person needing help that someone is on the way to the door to help These chimes can be h...

Page 32: ...arged automatically back to full charge by the dialler ready for the next power failure This battery should be replaced every 5 years Is it safe to wear the pendant if I have a pacemaker Yes the penda...

Page 33: ...ue with many other single button pendants I have a wall phone high up in the kitchen can the CareAlert still be connected to it Yes it can It does however mean that two cables will be seen joining the...

Page 34: ...ials such as curtains or rugs Make sure that hallways stairways passageways between rooms and other heavy traffic areas are well lit Ensureexitsandpassagewaysareclear sothatthereisnothingtostumble ove...

Page 35: ...k will be carried out at the discretion of SES however the following conditions may cause the warranty to become void and repairs may incur charges for service and parts if necessary 1 Accidental dama...

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