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Doc No. FM0600 issue I Page 5 

 

10. HOW TO SWITCH ON/OFF 

 

Once the power lead is plugged in and switched on the display 
will flash “

Press ENTER for Setup

”. 

Press the 

ENTER

 key and the Main Menu will be displayed. 

The battery symbol should be flashing in the top of the Main 
Menu display to indicate the battery is being charged. 
After 20 seconds the display will go blank, the unit is still on 
but the display goes off to save power. 

 

The sensor controller should be left plugged in and switched 
on at all times - this will ensure its battery is always fully 
charged and alarms will always be transmitted.  

 

TO SWITCH OFF  

 

Switch the mains supply OFF and unplug power lead. 
Press the 

ENTER

 key to display the Main Menu. 

Press the 

 key to select 

 

Power Off

 

 

then press 

ENTER

The display will show “

The Controller is Powering Down

” 

before switching off. 

 

 

11. LOW BATTERY WARNING 

 

If the mains power fails, the sensor controller will continue to 
operate from its battery. 
The length of time the sensor controller will operate for on 
battery alone will depend on usage.

 

 

When the battery is running low the unit will beep

 and 

display “

Sending a Low Battery Alarm

”.  

When the battery is exhausted the unit will display 
 “

Low Battery – Controller is Powering Down

” before 

turning itself off.  
When the mains power is restored it will need at least 8 hours 
to fully recharge the battery.   

 

 The low battery beep can be disabled in programming. 

 

Detailed information on battery management for all 
Tynetec/Aidcall products is available - request a copy of  
Doc No. FM0630. 

 

 

12. NAVIGATING THE DISPLAY MENUS 

 

Press the 

ENTER

 key once and the display will illuminate. 

Use the 

 keys to scroll up/down through the options. 

The

 

 

arrows in the top right of the display indicate more 

menu options are available using the up/down keys. 

 

Main Menu   V1.09A               

 

 

Quick Setup 

 

 

Advanced Setup 

 

 

Power Off 

 

 

Scroll down past 

 

Power Off

 

 and the display will show;

 

 

Main Menu   V1.09A                

 

 

Exit 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The menu option highlighted 

 

in arrows

 

 

can be selected 

with the 

ENTER

 key. 

This will either take you to another sub-menu or give you the 
option to change settings.  
 

Use the 

 keys to increase/decrease the setting highlighted 

by the cursor. 
Use the 

 

 keys to move the cursor back/forwards between 

fields.  
To return to the Main Menu press the 

 & 

 keys together. 

To exit the Main Menu select 

 

Exit

 

 and press the 

ENTER

 

key, the display will blank. 

 
 

13. QUICK SETUP MODE 

 

Select 

 Quick Setup 

 from the Main Menu and press the 

ENTER

 key, the display will show;  

 

  

 

Would  you  like  to  set 

  

 

the  date  and  time ? 

 

 

 

         

yes = enter, next = 

 

 

 

Press 

ENTER

 and the display will change to “

Enter Date

”  

(use DD/MM/YY format). 
Use the 

 keys to set the 

Date

 (DD) then press 

  

Use the 

 

keys to set the 

Month

 (MM) then press 

  

Use the 

 keys to set the 

Year

 (YY) then press 

ENTER 

and

 

the display will change to “

Enter Day

” 

Use the 

 keys to set the 

Day

 then press 

ENTER

 and the 

display will change to “

Enter Time

” (24 hour format). 

Use the 

 keys to set the 

Hour

 (HH) then press 

  

Use the 

 

keys to set the 

Minutes

 (MM) then press 

ENTER

 

and the display will change to “

Auto BST

” 

Use the 

 keys to set 

Auto BST

 

On

 or 

Off

 then press 

ENTER

 

(

On

 means the British Summer Time +/- 1 hour adjustments 

will be made automatically every March/October). 
The display will go back to the “

set date and time

” menu, 

press the 

 key to move to the next option; 

 

 

 

Would  you  like  to  set 

  

 

the  sensor  type ? 

 

 

 

         

yes = enter, next = 

 

 

 

Press the 

ENTER

 key and the display will change to 

 “

Set Sensor Type; Bed Standard

”. Use the 

 keys to select 

from; 

Bed Magic Stick

 or 

Chair Standard

 or 

Chair Magic Stick

 

or 

Aux

 

then press 

ENTER

Note: use “Aux” for pressure mat or 

door contact. Use “Bed Magic Stick” for SensAlert bed sensor. 
Use “Chair Magic Stick” for SensAlert chair sensor.

  

The display will go back to the “

set sensor type

” menu, press 

the 

 key to move to the next option; 

 

 

 

Would  you  like  to  set 

  

 

the  on/off  times ? 

 

 

 

         

yes = enter, next = 

 

 

 

Press the 

ENTER

 key and the display will change to 

 “

On All The Time? No

” 

Choose if you want the bed/chair monitored all the time or 
during preset periods each day. 
Use the 

 keys to choose 

Yes

 

or

 

No

 then press 

ENTER

If you choose 

No

 the display will change to  

Enter Start Time 1 00:00

” (24HR format). 

Use the 

 keys to set the 

Hour

 then press 

  

Use the 

 keys to set the 

Minutes

 then press 

ENTER

 and 

the display will change to “

Enter Stop Time 1 00:00

” 

Summary of Contents for Tynetec ZXT473

Page 1: ...d but they are OK then an optional 1 to 99 minute programmable reset period can be set If the person is not detected back in their bed chair at the end of this period then an alarm will be raised agai...

Page 2: ...CONTROLLER The sensor controller includes a power lead and a rechargeable battery depending on the package it may also be supplied with either a bed sensor or a chair sensor Alternative bed chair sens...

Page 3: ...Spare Chair Sensor with 2m Lead Product Code ZCS859 Dimensions 325mm x 130mm x 10mm LxWxD RJ45 Double Adapter used to connect 2 chair sensors Product Code P10285 4 HOW TO INSTALL A PRESSURE MAT The Pr...

Page 4: ...st be placed on top of the mattress below the sheet See the placement options printed on the Bed Sensor Ensure the connecting cable exits safely without causing a trip hazard Plug the lead into the se...

Page 5: ...another sub menu or give you the option to change settings Use the keys to increase decrease the setting highlighted by the cursor Use the keys to move the cursor back forwards between fields To retu...

Page 6: ...l end at the end of the monitoring period If you choose Yes the display will change to Still in Bed Alarm How Long 000 Mins Use the keys to set the still in bed alarm from 0 to 999 minutes then press...

Page 7: ...Setup Exit Select Calibrate and Test then press ENTER Calibrate and Test Calibrate Sensor View In Out States Change Sensitivity Calibrate and Test Test Mode Exit Calibrate Sensor place the bed chair s...

Page 8: ...d Alarm No Still in Bed Alarm No Low Battery Beep Yes Program ID to enter the last 6 digits from the product label Register Device to learn the unit onto an at home alarm warden call carer call or Nur...

Page 9: ...digit ID is made up of the 2 digit sensor type code e g bed sensor 33 chair sensor 38 or door exit 34 followed by the 6 digit unit ID which can be found on a label on the back of the sensor controller...

Page 10: ...Flat prompt Press the key and wait for the Ready prompt then press the LINE key to clear the connection Refer to the Advent xt operators manual Doc No FM0420 provided with the warden call system for m...

Page 11: ...o FM0548 provided with the portable alarm unit for more information on programming and testing radio devices Press the CARER CALL button The display will show the Sensor Type and the sensor controller...

Page 12: ...leted from the Delete Telecare Device pull down list box prefixed with a T33 34 38 Details of the Sensor Controller selected will be displayed in the Room House Code and ID boxes below If the details...

Page 13: ...y can be used to raise an instant alarm call via the warden call system at home alarm or Nursecall system When the sensor controller is in its normal operating mode the key is used to send a CARER CAL...

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