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The View Adjust page allows the display contrast 

to be adjusted for easier viewing of the SuperCELL® 
device’s display

. Adjusting the display contrast may 

be necessary if the SuperCELL® is used in extreme 
temperatures. 

To adjust the display contrast

, navigate to the View 

Adjust page by pressing the MENU/PWR button. At the 
View Adjust page, press the UP and DWN buttons to 
increase (or decrease) the display contrast by 1, and the 
* and # to increase (or decrease) the display contrast by 
10. 

Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the View 

Adjust page. Resetting the device will exit out of Setup 
Mode and return the SuperCELL® to the home page. 

Setup Mode Page 5 - Motion Sensing 

The Motion Sensing capability of SuperCELL® is 

intended to alert personnel that the wearer of the 
device has stopped moving. 

SuperCELL® is shipped with Motion Sensing 

timer set to 120 seconds

. To enable or disable Motion 

Sensing, and to adjust the length of time the device 
must remain motionless before going into alarm mode 
- proceed to the Motion Sensing page by pressing the 
MENU/PWR button. Once on the Motion Sensing page, 
press the UP and DWN buttons to increase (or decrease) 
the motion sensing timer by 15 seconds and the 

*

 and 

#

 buttons increase (or decrease) the motion sensing 

timer by 1 minute (15 minutes maximum). 

Pressing the MENU/PWR button navigates away from 

the Motion Sensing page. Resetting the device exits out 
of Setup Mode and returns the SuperCELL® to the home 
page. 

With 

Motion Sensing enabled

, the Motion Sensing 

Activation Icon appears on the icon line of the 
SuperCELL® device’s home page, accompanied by a 
countdown timer in the center of the page. The timer 
indicates (in minutes and seconds) how much time of 
motionlessness remains before the SuperCELL® enters 
alarm mode. Moving the SuperCELL® resets the timer. 

Approximately 12 seconds before the SuperCELL® 

enters alarm mode, a pre-alert warning tone will 
sound

, alerting the user that the device will enter 

alarm mode if it continues to remain motionless. 

Upon 

entering Alarm Mode, the SuperCELL® will sound a 
repeating alarm tone and transmit alarm messages

Resetting the device exits Alarm Mode, returns the 

device to home page, and resets motion sensing timer. 

Setup Mode Page 6 - Radio Range Test 

The Radio Range Test mode of the SuperCELL® 

device is used to test radio signal propagation during 
on-site testing and system installation.

To enable or disable the Radio Range Test mode

proceed to the Radio Range Test page by pressing the 
MENU/PWR button. On the Radio Range Test page, 
press SEL/PWR button to enable or disable Radio Range 
Test mode. 

Once the Range Test Mode is enabled, 

resetting the device IS NOT REQUIRED - doing so 
disables the Radio Range Test mode and returns the 
device to the home page

.

Any radio signal that can be monitored by the 

SuperCELL® (and is within the device’s detection 
range) will be displayed on screen as it is received by 
the device. Each received signal is accompanied by an 
audio chirp and the blinking of Operation Status LED.

Pressing the MENU/PWR button navigates away from 

the Radio Range Test page. Resetting the device disables 
Radio Range Test mode and returns the SuperCELL® to the 
home page. 

Setup Mode Page 7 - Sound 

The Sound page allows the majority of the audio 

tones emitted from the SuperCELL® device to be 
enabled or disabled. 

NOTE

: Disabling the Sound DOES NOT disable the 

Power On or Power Off  audio tones. The Power On 
and Power Off  audio tones are permanently enabled. 

To enable or disable Sound

, proceed to the Sound 

page by pressing the MENU/PWR button. At on the 
Sound page, the SEL/PWR button enables (or disables) 
the audio tones emitted from the SuperCELL®. 

Pressing the MENU/PWR button navigates away from 

the Sound page. Resetting the device exits out of Setup 
Mode and returns the SuperCELL® to the home page. 

When Sound is enabled, the Sound Icon appears 

solid; when Sound is disabled, the Sound Icon 
appears empty. 

Summary of Contents for SuperCELL SC500-H-IC

Page 1: ...own Alarm An optional safety monitoring feature which provides the Incident Commander with motion sensing protection Alarm Acknowledgment When a SuperCELL is in an alarm condition an Alarm Acknowledgm...

Page 2: ...s transmitting an alarm message This alert can be cleared from SuperCELL by simultaneously press the MENU PWR and SEL PWR buttons NOTE If an alarm has been received SuperCELL will not turn off until t...

Page 3: ...the stored alarm messages that were received by the SuperCELL The 32 most recent unique alarms are stored on the SuperCELL in the order they were received Turning the SuperCELL off clears the Alarm H...

Page 4: ...firmware version found on the device The Bottom text line displays the creation date of this firmware version Press the SEL PWR button to display the radio firmware version Pressing MENU PWR will navi...

Page 5: ...ELL enters alarm mode a pre alert warning tone will sound alerting the user that the device will enter alarm mode if it continues to remain motionless Upon entering Alarm Mode the SuperCELL will sound...

Page 6: ...able Constant Alarm Vibration proceed to the AlarmVibConstant page by pressing the MENU PWR button At the AlarmVibConstant page the SEL PWR button enables or disables the Constant Alarm Vibration sett...

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Page 8: ...GRACE Industries telemetry device is placed in alarm mode by pressing the device s panic button When this occurs the device transmits an alarm signal and emits a loud alarm audio tone Canned Text Mes...

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