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Do not open the TABS

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case for any reason, or remove the four screws

that hold the case together. The case is sealed and if the seal is broken,
the warranty will be voided. Call TABS Customer Service if your TABS
unit requires service.

Visual monitoring by caregivers is required. TABS Sidekicks pressure
pads may not be suitable for all high risk persons; restraints may be
required for some people.

When using the TABS Sidekick pressure pads, reinsert the disk after
each alarm to reset the TABS mobility monitor.

A 9V alkaline battery must always be installed for proper operation of
the TABS Professional monitoring system. The battery must be installed
for the low battery alert to sound when the battery is low and to act as a
battery back-up in the event of power loss on the TABS Professional.

An intermittent "chirp" indicates a low battery. Replace the battery
immediately. Use only 9V alkaline batteries. The TABS monitor does not
recharge batteries.

TABS Sidekicks pressure pads are designed for use with TABS monitors
only. Do not substitute any other fall monitoring devices.

Keep the pressure pads flat at all times. If the pressure pad is folded it
may not function properly. Do not use the pressure pad if it has been
folded.

Test the TABS monitoring system with each new resident. Resident
weight may affect proper operation. Models 26000, 26100 and 26550
pressure pads are not recommended for persons weighing less than 
60 lbs (27kg).

Test your pressure pads and TABS monitor before each use. Make sure
your TABS mobility monitor is working properly. Using the pressure pad
for more than 90-days or one year (depending on model) is not
recommended. If the pressure pads are no longer working discard them
immediately.

Do not immerse in liquid, or use the pad if it has been immersed in
liquid. Discard the pad if exposed to liquids.

Make sure the bed pressure pad is attached with the enclosed clips and
bands. The pressure pad may not function properly if it is not attached
in this manner.

Do not use modular T-connectors with the TABS Professional. If modular
T-connectors are used, the device will not operate properly which could
result in injury or death to a person in your care.

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Summary of Contents for TABS 24010

Page 1: ...25 00 6 A A PAT ENT PEN DIN G TEN T PEN DIN G Thi s pro duc t is ma nuf act ure d for Se nio r Tec hno log ies Inc by _____ _____ _____ _______________________ _______________________ DA TE PU T IN U...

Page 2: ...D HCQ 3B6UMXF Canada 2309 101 597 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this de...

Page 3: ...al 10 Local alarm on off 11 Nurse call interface 12 Voice alarm Voice Professional 14 Voice options Voice Professional 15 Inserting and removing the monitor 15 Deterring removal of the TABS unit from...

Page 4: ...llows Do not place items on the bed chair or monitoring location that may interfere with the cord assembly Use the proper length of TABS cord Using a length outside the caregiver s predetermined safet...

Page 5: ...or use with TABS monitors only Do not substitute any other fall monitoring devices Keep the pressure pads flat at all times If the pressure pad is folded it may not function properly Do not use the pr...

Page 6: ...or a nurse call cord to the proper jack will cause improper operation of the monitor The TABS Sidekick pressure pads are designed to withstand normal wear and tear for a period of 90 days or 1 year de...

Page 7: ...division of Senior Technolog ies Inc For Customer Service call 800 824 2 996 DOC 04 2 5005 AA PATENT PENDING This product is manufact ured for Senior Technolog ies Inc by TH IS S ID E U P DO NO T FO L...

Page 8: ...lert All TABS monitors are equipped with a low battery alert an intermittent chirping sound which reminds you to replace the battery immediately Listen for the alert each time you use or test your mon...

Page 9: ...flush with the mounting surface 5 Align the holes in the bracket to the holes you have drilled and attach the bracket using four of the 4 x 1 screws Mounting the bracket with Dual Lock fastener 1 Clea...

Page 10: ...bonds well enough to the mounting surface that there is a possibility it may damage your wall when you remove it Gently grab a corner of the fastener and ease your fingers under it Roll the Dual Lock...

Page 11: ...ry snap gently as you attach the battery to the snap Do not pull on the wires Figure 4 4 The battery compartment was designed to hold the battery snugly in place Replace the battery so that the batter...

Page 12: ...ry cover and test the unit The position of the number 1 and number 2 switches determines the tone The number 3 switch turns the local alarm on and off only available when using nurse call interface Th...

Page 13: ...the monitor alarms for a period of seven minutes the local alarm will automatically turn on To set the nurse call only move the number 3 rocker switch to the right position If the cord is unplugged f...

Page 14: ...nd of the cable with the 1 4 jack plug into the nurse call system wall jack If the plug does not fit the wall jack call TABS Customer Service at 800 824 2996 Note If the nurse call interface cord is n...

Page 15: ...ts you connect the TABS chair or bed pad to the TABS monitor and your nurse call system Do not connect two pads to the T connector 1 Remove any cords that may be attached to the bottom of the TABS Sel...

Page 16: ...shed recording The light will be on during this time indicating the monitor is recording Figure 9 3 Hold the monitor 8 12 from your mouth and record your message Speak slowly and enunciate your words...

Page 17: ...ailure to do so may result in injury or death to a person in your care No device is a substitute for proper nursing care After the bracket has been mounted and your alarm options have been set insert...

Page 18: ...nstalled remove it from the wall 2 Firmly hold the upper portion of the release tab with one hand 3 The release tab is scored with a mark Figure 11 Carefully position pliers along the lower side of th...

Page 19: ...ured Attaching the clip Attach the clip securely to the person s garment at the top of the shoulder or close to the back of the neck Figure 13 Make sure the garment clip does not catch the person s sk...

Page 20: ...at the first signs of wear or damage Troubleshooting the TABS mobility monitor If the alarm system is not triggered when the disk is pulled from the slot on the monitor Check the battery Is it install...

Page 21: ...n conjunction with the TABS cord disk assembly the alarm sounds when the disk is pulled from the disk slot or when pressure is removed from the pressure pad whichever comes first The alarm is quickly...

Page 22: ...Figure 15 TABS Professional Make sure that the disk or optional cordless reset is in the monitor s disk slot Plug the bed pressure pad cord into the right jack on the bottom of the TABS monitor Figure...

Page 23: ...se and inspect the pressure pads and TABS monitor regularly to make sure they are not damaged Test the pressure pads by pressing firmly on the pressure pad for 3 seconds When you remove the pressure t...

Page 24: ...he TABS unit Figure 20 An alarm will sound if a pad is plugged into the nurse call left jack and weight is applied to the pad 4 Mount the TABS unit on the wheelchair bracket Model 25100 or 25300 For p...

Page 25: ...n you remove the pressure the alarm will sound Reset the alarm To reset the alarm 1 If you are using only the pressure pad reset the alarm by removing the disk or optional cordless reset and reinsert...

Page 26: ...t sitting properly on the pressure pad If not reposition the pressure pad so that it is centered under the resident s body If using a TABS Professional monitor is the pressure pad connected to the jac...

Page 27: ...monitor 25000 TABS Elite monitor 29700 Wheelchair bracket assembly and bungee cords 25100 Easy Clip Wheelchair bracket 25300 Wall mount bracket 25120 Nurse call interface cord 25150 Nurse call splitte...

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