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Programming and installation manual Careline Anna / Careline GSM 
Doc. no. 32-022-03-01 EN v6 

 

  

 

 

 

 

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Installation 

Everything that is needed for the installation is: 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

1 Carephone  

 1 Telephone adaptor with cable  

1 Mains adaptor 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Image 2. Placement of connectors, battery and SIM card. 

 

2.1

 

Programming 

The carephone must be programmed before it can be installed with the care recipient. To program the 
carephone, follow the instructions in section 5.1. 
 

2.2

 

Connection to power supply 

The mains adapter is plugged into an ordinary electrical socket and to the socket on the back of the carephone 
marked 12V (see image 3 below). Then, turn on the switch (push button marked 0 / 1 to 1).  

 

Note! Careline Anna/GSM may only be used with the supplied mains adapter. 
 

Battery 

On/Off (1/0) 

Mains adaptor 

Telephone 

Telephone line in  

  Cable opening 

SIM Card 

Summary of Contents for Careline Anna

Page 1: ...Programming and installation manual Careline Anna Careline GSM Doc no 32 022 03 01 EN v6 Careline Anna Careline GSM Programming and installation manual...

Page 2: ...and Terminal 11 4 2 Creating and Saving Programming in the Hand Terminal 13 5 Programming of the carephone Careline Anna GSM 19 5 1 Programming of Careline Anna GSM using the hand terminal 19 5 2 Prog...

Page 3: ...nsmitter If the transmitter is used the alarm signal is transmitted to the carephone using a radio signal The carephone transmits the alarm to the pre programmed alarm recipient If it is a voice alarm...

Page 4: ...s A selection of them is listed below 1 3 1 Dual frequency Dual frequency allows Careline Anna GSM to receive radio signals on two different frequencies 869 2125 MHz and 868 3000 MHz Dual frequency pr...

Page 5: ...n is pressed again and a received signal is heard In this way information on the length of stay can be collated in the system for each individual care recipient 1 4 1 Table of the button features The...

Page 6: ...off mode enabled If the Warning System function is enabled the LEDs provide additional information The error that is indicated can be found by counting the number of times the green LED flashes while...

Page 7: ...programmed before it can be installed with the care recipient To program the carephone follow the instructions in section 5 1 2 2 Connection to power supply The mains adapter is plugged into an ordina...

Page 8: ...t for example if you have another phone in the home that is not on the receiver To check which the primary socket is lift all the handsets off the receivers in the home The handset which still has a d...

Page 9: ...he hand terminal 3 1 Table of Alarm Receiver Telephone Numbers In order for Careline Anna GSM to transfer an alarm to an alarm recipient via an analogue telephone line or GSM connection it is necessar...

Page 10: ...Alarm code No of attempts Connection a 111 10 35 45 10000 STT IPACS 1234 3 Wireless b 222 20 35 45 10000 STT IPACS 1234 3 Wireless c 333 30 35 46 10000 STT IPACS 1234 3 Wireless d 444 40 38 48 10000...

Page 11: ...many calls have been entered for the respective number address see Section 4 2 2 and 4 2 3 The number listed in Repeat sequence is the number of times that the sequence is repeated if the alarm does n...

Page 12: ...ith and If for example you want to switch from A to C press the button twice on the hand terminal 4 1 2 Memory in the Hand Terminal The Hand terminal has three different types of memory where data is...

Page 13: ...al to the carephone Use the completed tables in appendix A to facilitate programming Note This section gives you a good basic programming but the carephone offers many more possibilities than these Pl...

Page 14: ...table in Appendix A Write the numbers in sequence without a hyphen To delete numbers if you accidentally press wrong press If you have to enter a 0 to access an outside line enter 0 and then T before...

Page 15: ...ess to the next address and repeat the procedure above to add the addresses B C etc Press No to exit the menu Addresses 4 2 4 Programming of protocol When sections 4 2 2 and or 4 2 3 are finished cont...

Page 16: ...dical alarm press Yes Choose Sequence 1 press Yes Choose which sequence shall be used for the different alarm types For example you can set it so that all care alarms ring as Sequence 1 Press and unti...

Page 17: ...ou have a Careline GSM you can for the phone number you provided choose how to be called i e if it is done via the analogue line or via GSM See table in Appendix A Follow the instructions below to cha...

Page 18: ...once to return to the main menu Go to Finish press Yes Press No Disconnect the mains adaptor The programming is now complete and the hand terminal is ready to use Remember to always test that everyth...

Page 19: ...l to the Careline Anna GSM To connect the hand terminal to the Careline Anna GSM carry out the procedure below Connect the hand terminal to the back of the carephone by disconnecting the mains adapter...

Page 20: ...phone 5 1 3 Program an alarm transmitter with the hand terminal To program the alarm transmitter to the Careline Anna GSM with the hand terminal do the following this is done to a carephone that is al...

Page 21: ...de and how to access the functions contained in the programming mode To enter the programming mode Hold the green button down press the grey and red Release on audio signal Function Control Set the sp...

Page 22: ...as indicated by the light switching between the LEDs Hold down the red and wait for the number of beeps that corresponds to the transmitter position you want to program See table in section 5 1 3 When...

Page 23: ...y being used has not been programmed for the current carephone and the battery level in the accessory is low and needs replacing Remember to test the range everywhere in the apartment as there may be...

Page 24: ...silicon cover Image 14 Pull the silicon cover out and upwards to remove it Image 15 Turn the transmitter upside down to get the circuit board out Press the battery out sideways If you need to use a t...

Page 25: ...different protocols and alarm receivers Below the commands of the home phone protocol are listed For other protocols see the specification of the protocol and talk to the current alarm central on wha...

Page 26: ...o Mains failure No No Mains return No No Assault alarm No Yes 1 Assault alarm with low battery No Yes 1 Test Alarm No No Emergency Alarm No No Reminder alarm No No Assistance Alarm Yes Yes Present No...

Page 27: ...e rechargeable battery is faulty and should be changed Mains failure Indicates that the carephone is now powered by the battery due to mains failure Mains return Indicates that the carephone has retur...

Page 28: ...l type of alarm for the connected carpet alarm Fall alarm Special type of alarm for the connected fall detector Medicine Special type of alarm for the connected medical dosage device Careousel 869 Gas...

Page 29: ...loaded automatically Programming Specify the code 1812 to go to the next step in the menu Programming Load from Phone All values stored in the carephone are read The reading takes a few seconds Load s...

Page 30: ...pient s alarm transmitter is often programmed as Transmitter 1 It is possible to program an additional 15 radio based transmitters for the care recipients at the Transmitter 2 Transmitter 3 etc Differ...

Page 31: ...otocols are to be used for the communication What protocols you can choose between is defined by the software variant The last menu choice BS8521 PIN is only used when the protocol BS8521 is used Then...

Page 32: ...ff has opted to take it and therefore has the responsibility for this alarm Attempts Has a submenu where you can specify how many attempts Careline Anna GSM shall make to contact the alarm receiver on...

Page 33: ...m transmitter the telephone call is terminated In Careline GSM you can choose to activate transmitter answer for the telephone line the GSM connection or both Ringing signal If the incoming call ringi...

Page 34: ...way mode Where the care recipient returns they can once again hold the green button for 3 seconds to disable the away mode While the carephone is in away mode no passive alarm or link test alarm is se...

Page 35: ...with low battery emergency alarms door alarms bed alarms carpet alarms and user defined alarms Careline Anna GSM can be programmed to send a reminder alarm 4 to 254 minutes after the medical alarm Va...

Page 36: ...t shall be activated External input External 1 and External 2 Normal open The external input is activated once closed Normal closed The external input is activated once opened Presence The external in...

Page 37: ...t is therefore not possible to use the transmitter answer function on calls via GSM during mains failure NB If the power save mode is activated and the transmitter answer function is activated for the...

Page 38: ...you to know how the carephone is programmed For example see Section 3 1 and 3 2 Table for telephone numbers for communication via the analogue telephone network or GSM Phone number Protocol Alarm cod...

Page 39: ...larm User defined Test Alarm Bed Carpet Door Table for sequences Table for sequences table contains information about the sequence the alarm receivers are to be called and possibly also the sequence t...

Page 40: ...ansmitter 3 Not programmed Program Transmitters Transmitter 4 Not programmed Program Transmitters Transmitter 5 Not programmed Program Transmitters Transmitter 6 Not programmed Program Transmitters Tr...

Page 41: ...t programmed Program Alarmcodes Alarmcode J Not programmed Program Alarmcodes Nightmode N Not programmed Program Alarmcodes Temp redir V Not programmed Program Alarmcodes Alarmcode a Not programmed Pr...

Page 42: ...quence Cascading Sequence 3 Not activated Program Sequence Cascading Sequence 4 Not activated Program Sequence Cascading Sequence 5 Not activated Program Sequence Cascading Sequence 6 Not activated Pr...

Page 43: ...ated Program Timers Passive Alarm 24 Program Plus Alarm Presence Activated Program Plus Alarm Ready Activated Program Plus Alarm Action Activated Program Plus Alarm How to send Together Program Plus A...

Page 44: ...W Careline GSM 0 6 W Backup Battery Careline Anna 3 6V 300mAh NiMH Careline GSM 3 6V 2000mAh NiMH Backup Time including 2 alarms of 5 minutes each Careline Anna Up to 100 hours Careline GSM Up to 420...

Page 45: ...n 20mA active 180nA idle Radio frequency 869 2125MHz and 868 3000MHz Battery lifetime Typically 5 years or 30 000 alarm transmissions Periodic test alarm Yes every 23 hours Battery alarm Yes repeated...

Page 46: ...allation manual Careline Anna Careline GSM Doc no 32 022 03 01 EN v6 10 5 Appendix F Cable for input output 1 External input 2 External input 1 2 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 1 Common ground Relay output Phone Ph...

Page 47: ...47 Programming and installation manual Careline Anna Careline GSM Doc no 32 022 03 01 EN v6 10 6 Appendix G WEEE Directive STT Condigi AB follows WEEE directive for electronic details 2002 96 EC...

Page 48: ...48 Programming and installation manual Careline Anna Careline GSM Doc no 32 022 03 01 EN v6 10 7 Appendix H Programming tree Careline Anna GSM...

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