LiveLife 4GX, User Manual

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Changing your settings
(continued)
Send X2
Side talk button changes (speed dial)
You can assign this button to call any of the
six contacts besides the default of the first
contact. An
example:
To assign the speed dial button to call the second
emergency contact instead send text command:
Programming or changing numbers (continued)
In the example of changing the first contact above,
the number
1
after
A1
, means contact number 1 will
receive an emergency text message. If they were
only meant to receive a call then this would change
to
0
(zero). The second
1
, means contact number 1
will receive an emergency voice call. If they are
meant to only receive the text message then this
number would change to
0
(zero).
Your time zone has already been programmed by
us before delivery. When the time zone changes for
daylight savings or standard time (e.g. In Ontario)
you should consider changing the time zone for
your alarm so that it is accurate in an emergency.
Example 1
To edit the time zone in Toronto from
UTC -4 to UTC -5 (if daylight savings starts):
Send TZ-5
Send TZ-2:30
Send TZ-4
Time zones being used in Canada that could require changing should you move to another time zone.
PST
MST Mountain Standard Time Fort St.John
CST Mountain Daylight Time Edmonton
EST Central Standard Time Regina
AST Central Daylight Time Winnipeg
NST Eastern Standard Time Coral Harbour
CST Eastern Daylight Time Toronto
EST Atlantic Standard Time Blanc-Sablon
AST Atlanctic Daylight Time Halifax
NST Newfoundland DaylightTime St.Johns
Abbreviation Time zone name Example city
Example 2
To edit the time zone in Ontario from
UTC -5 to UTC -4 (if daylight savings ends):
Example 3
To edit the time zone in Newfoundland from UTC
-3.5 to UTC -2.5 (if daylight savings ends):
Change time zone for relocation or daylight saving
UTC -7
UTC -6
UTC -5
UTC -4
UTC -3
UTC -2:30
Offset