CPS-Q5 User Manual
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7.
On the handset press the Off
button
.
The 2 LEDS on top of the communicator
are for incoming calls and line usage indication.
8.
The LED on the side of the communicator is the On/Off button.
9.
When turning the communicator Off a set of tones are heard. A similar set of tones
are heard when the communicator is registered to the base.
10.
The communicator meets IP56 standards: Dust protection level 5; and water
resistant level 6
.
Communicator can be used in the shower but is not protected if submerged in
water. Not to be used while swimming.
SOS Triggering
Note: the system knows and will detect when the Communicator is in alarm status!
During a telephone conversation if an alarm is triggered by another handset and or
communicator (that are registered to the base), the conversation will be immediately and
automatically terminated, allowing the SOS alarm to be sent.
If more than one communicator is registered to the base and an SOS alarm is trigger from
both communicators, the second alarm will be put into memory, after the first alarm
finishes, the second alarm will dial the pre-registered numbers.
Please note: when an SOS alarm is triggered from the communicator, the handset buttons
will flash and it will indicate on the handset LCD which terminal triggered the SOS alarm “T2
SOS” for example (TERMINAL 2 SOS)
Alarm Distress (SOS) Button on the Communicator
The SOS button on the back of the handset or on the communicator will activate and send a
SOS distress call to the call center. Up to 5 contact numbers can be entered into the SOS
menu.
