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TELUS LivingWell Companion Go Getting Started Manual Download Page 20

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What do the two flashing lights mean?

Cellular signal
strength to call
the operator.

Battery level of
device.

Cellular signal strength of your location

Green:

Cellular signal is strong.

Yellow:

Cellular signal is moderate.

Red:

Cellular signal is low. Check

your home to familiarize yourself with
any coverage dead spots by looking
at the cellular strength indicator.

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Summary of Contents for LivingWell Companion Go

Page 1: ...10029355 Rev A Getting Started Guide LivingWell Companion Go ...

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Page 3: ...the service work 4 What equipment is included 6 What features are included 7 Wearing your device 8 Charging your device 10 Testing your device 12 Turning your device on and off 13 Frequently asked questions 14 Getting support 21 ...

Page 4: ...is a wearable personal safety device that provides access to 24 7 emergency support in case of a medical emergency To use How does the service work 1 Press and hold the button 2 Speak to a trained operator 3 Receive medical help ...

Page 5: ... now Always provide your location if possible Position the microphone near your mouth so that the operator can hear you clearly Accidental false alarm No problem simply let the operator know you are safe The trained operator will call your emergency contacts and dispatch an ambulance where needed ...

Page 6: ...6 What equipment is included Water resistant device Lanyard belt clip and protective cozy Charging cradle ...

Page 7: ...ossible Location tracking1 Access to 24 7 support with a press of the button Water resistant so you can wear it in the shower where falls are common Automatic fall detection Integrated speaker to speak with trained operators Coverage across Canada where wireless coverage is available ...

Page 8: ...our device Note Only use the provided lanyard which is designed for safety The device will not work if it is simply carried in your pocket or purse Around your neck with the lanyard On your hip with the belt clip Wearing your device ...

Page 9: ... recommend taking your device off is when you are in bed so that you can charge the device If you get out of bed in the middle of the night put your device back on for protection The device is water resistant up to 1 metre so you can shower and bathe with it safely ...

Page 10: ... plugged into an outlet controlled by a light switch Charge your device every night when you are sleeping for a minimum of 4 hours to get a full battery Place the device in the charging station You will hear an audio beep and see a stable coloured light when it starts to charge The colour of the light indicates battery level Charging your device ...

Page 11: ...11 If there is no audio cue or light Check if your device is properly mounted Check if your station is plugged into an outlet Red 0 10 Yellow 10 30 Green 30 100 ...

Page 12: ...end testing your device once a month by pressing the button If the call connects kindly let the operator know that it is a test call If the call does not connect call 1 888 505 8008 for support Testing your device ...

Page 13: ... airplane Turn on 1 Press and hold the button until the battery indicator flashes 2 Listen for audio message Your personal mobile responder is ready Turn off 1 Press the button twice holding the second press until prompted to press the button a third time to confirm 2 Press and hold the button for a forth time until you hear the audio message Powering off now Goodbye Turning your device on and off...

Page 14: ...rtment buildings parking garages and dense urban areas can make it difficult for the technology to locate your location with accuracy Can my family see my location No your location can only be accessed by our trained operators to use when contact ing an ambulance if you are unable to give your location Can I use the device away from home Frequently asked questions ...

Page 15: ...unction collects and analyzes data to predict whether a fall has been triggered Since a fall can happen in many different ways the technology currently cannot identify all falls with complete accuracy The fall detection function is meant to provide additional safety for instances where you may not be able to press the button for help If you do fall do not wait for the automatic call always press ...

Page 16: ...now you are safe Can I wear the device in the shower or bath Yes the device is water resistant up to 1 metre so you can wear it safely while showering or bathing The device is not water proof so we recommend against swimming with it and suggest drying it from any excess water Can I cancel a call No you won t be able to cancel a call on ...

Page 17: ...ged Yes you can still use the device if it is partially charged If there is a red light you will want to charge the device soon A fully charged battery lasts up to 36 hours based on activity What do the audio prompts mean A fall is detected Calling your re sponse team now If this is a real fall stay on the line to get connected with the operator for help ...

Page 18: ...alse alarm Calling your response team now You will be connected with the operator shortly for help Powering off now goodbye The device is out of battery Charge your device immediately No cellular coverage Your personal responder cannot contact your response team but will continue to attempt a call A fall has been detected but you are ...

Page 19: ...beyond cellular range If possible try to move into a stronger cellular range by checking that the light at the top of the device is flashing green or yellow Then attempt to press the button again ...

Page 20: ...erator Battery level of device Cellular signal strength of your location Green Cellular signal is strong Yellow Cellular signal is moderate Red Cellular signal is low Check your home to familiarize yourself with any coverage dead spots by looking at the cellular strength indicator ...

Page 21: ...llow Battery level is between 10 to 30 full No action required Red Battery is below 10 Charge your device very soon For more information about your TELUS account visit telus com LWC or call 1 888 505 8008 Updating your emergency contacts Questions about billing Changes to your account Moving addresses ...

Page 22: ...is and as available basis unless otherwise specified in writing NSC makes no representations or warranties of any kind express or implied as to the operation of Libris 2 or the information content materials products including software or other services included on or otherwise made available to user through Libris 2 unless otherwise specified in writing User expressly agrees that your use of Libri...

Page 23: ...of 5919 Sea Otter Place Carlsbad CA 92010 declare under our sole responsibility that the devic000e Libris 2 0 complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules FCC IC Notice This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and Industry Canada license exempt standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any inte...

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