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NE41 11014-02 v4.1 WALL - Technical Handbook
4.3 Radio Controlled Mode
If the unit is used in an environment with a superior system (such as D-SERVER), it
can be used as a “dumb” transceiver where the D-SERVER tells what the unit should
do when a certain button is pressed, i.e. the unit is in Radio Controlled Mode . The
superior system handles all requests and decisions from pushed buttons and/or
activated inputs etc..
When the unit is NOT in
Radio Controlled Mode there is a default built in action
plan, controlling the actions for the outputs when a button is pushed or an input is
activated, see "4.7 Built in action plan".
4.4 Unit Modes
These units (ROOM and ROOM+PEAR) can operate in four modes and the general
idea can be described in a simple workflow:
• Standby mode
This is the default mode when a unit is started.
• Alarm mode
When an alarm has been trigged, either manually by a user or by an attached
device, the unit enters Alarm mode.
• Presence mode
A caregiver responds to an alarm and when arriving at the caretaker’s premises
the caregiver presses the Presence button, thus putting the unit in Presence mode.
The caregiver can either press the Ready button when done or press the Alarm
alarm button to ask for help by other caregivers nearby.
• Assistance mode
When in Presence mode and if the caregiver needs further assistance and presses
the Alarm button, the unit is put into Assistance mode. To clear the Assistance
mode, the caregiver presses the Ready button and the unit returns to Standby
mode.
When the unit is in a certain mode the appropriate actions on the outputs are
determined by the built in action plan. The built in action plan is also dependent on
whether the unit is in One or Two button Presence mode, see below.
4.5 One and two button Presence modes
Depending on the environment and preferences, ROOM and ROOM+PEAR can
indicate Presence and Ready in two different ways.
4.5.1 One button presence mode
Presence and Ready is performed by pressing the same button, Button 3. When in
One button Presence mode, Button 2 is used to send Service alarms.
4.5.2 Two button presence mode
Presence is performed by pressing Button 2 and Ready by pressing Button 3.
Service alarms are not available.