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1.  User Pushes the BLUE EMERGENCY button until the BLUE LIGHT FLASHES (approx. 4-8 seconds):

a.  A short musical chime is heard
b.  A dial tone is heard as the Pendant calls 911

2.  When 911 answers, the User talks to the emergency operator using the speakerphone in the pendant
 

  

  **Immediately give the 911 operator your name and location

3.  Call can be ended one of two ways:

a.  Pendant detects 911 has hung up, automatically ends the call, and the Pendant returns to standby
b.  User pushes the TEST button on the pendant to end the call and hang up 

4.  Pendant announces “Hanging Up” and returns to Standby

Before First Use: 

Fully charge pendant prior to use by putting it in the charging cradle. 
(Make sure the Charger is plugged in and the Power light is Red.)  It may 
take 3 to 4 hours to ensure a full charge. The Charging Light on the 
pendant will blink Green when charging and turn solid Green when fully 
charged.  SEE  ILLUSTRATION AT RIGHT

Press the TEST button for 4 SECONDS.

1.  Push and HOLD the TEST button for 4-8 seconds, until the lights blink, 
2.  Pendant announces “Power ON,”  Pendant turns on
3.  Pendant announces Version number
4.  Pendant checks battery status and announces:

a.  “Battery OK” if Battery is greater than 25%“
b.  “Recharge Battery Soon” if battery is less than 25%

5.  Pendant then checks for cellular service and announces:

a.  “Service Coverage OK” – Good Cellular service coverage
b.  “Low Signal Strength or No Service Coverage” – indicates low cellular service 
or no cellular signal.  (If you hear this message, place a test call to 911 by pressing 
the Emergency Call Button for 4 SECONDS.  If they answer, tell them there is no 
emergency and that you are merely testing your unit.)

6.  Pendant announces whether Battery Supervision feature is “On” or “Off” 
7.  Pendant announces “Return to Standby”, 

which returns the pendant to a low-power 

STANDBY mode

System Check

The  Battery Supervision feature allows the 
GuardianAlert 911 Plus to automatically check the 
status of its battery every 24 hours.

  

This feature is 

factory set to ON.

When Battery Supervision is turned ON:

1. Estimated standby time between charges will be 2-3 months
2. It will check the status of the battery every day at the same time, 

beginning 24 hours after the handset is removed from the 
charging cradle

3. When the battery reaches 25% capacity or less, the handset will 

announce “Recharge Battery Soon”.  The announcement will be 
made at the same time every day until the handset is recharged

If the Battery Supervision is turned OFF:

1. Estimated standby time between charges will be 6-12 months
2. The user will have to manually perform a System Check 

periodically to check the status of the battery

Turning Battery Supervision ON or OFF:

1. Perform a system check – Push and HOLD the Gray TEST button 

for 4 seconds

2. After you hear “Battery OK” – Push and HOLD the Gray TEST 

button again for 4 seconds.  The BLUE light will flash

3. The System Check voice prompt will then confirm the Battery 

Supervision status – either Battery Supervision ON or Battery 
Supervision OFF

Simply repeat steps 1-3 to toggle the Battery Supervision feature 
ON or OFF

        Placing an Emergency Call

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Battery Supervision

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2

Troubleshooting 

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If you are having problems, please call:

1-866-541-VETS (8387)

         Plug Base into power and 

charge pendant

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911

PLUS

PLUS

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UARDIAN

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UARDIAN

911

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LERT

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LERT

RED Light

Low battery Warning

GREEN Light

Battery Charging

BLUE Light
Call in Process

*Pacemakers and Your Guardian Alert 911 PLUS:  

The Guardian Alert 911 PLUS is a 4G - LTE cellular handset that is approved by the FCC (Federal Communication Commission).  Based on current FCC and 

FDA (Food and Drug Administration) research, cell phones do not pose a significant health risk for the vast majority of pacemaker wearers.  But, if you have any concerns, please consult with your physician. 

 

Emergency 

Call Button

Test 

Button

Charger 

Input

Note: If you place a call to 911 accidently or 

to test, it is IMPORTANT that you stay on 

the phone and tell them you were testing 

your phone’s 911 feature.

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