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Description
The Pull-For-Help Transmitter is a digitally coded miniature radio transmitter. The Pull-For-Help Transmitter is
powered by two long life, selp-contained 3-volt batteries. The transmitter is water-resistant
but not
waterproof.
Do not immerse in water.
Checkout And Test
Move at least six feet away from
The Emergency Caller
and activate the Pull-For-Help Transmitter by pulling
down on the cord attached to the bottom of the case.
Emergency Caller
activation indicates that the Pull-For-
Help Transmitter is operating properly and that the Pull-For-Help Transmitter’s digital code is correctly matched
to
The Emergency Caller
. To stop testing simply return the transmitter to its original closed position.
Operate
the Pull-For-Help Transmitter from various locations within the area to be used. This will help to locate
areas where obstacles may interfere with transmission and will identify the range on the transmitter.
Changing The Batteries
To replace the batteries in your Pull-For-Help Transmitter you need 2, 3-volt Lithium batteries (Duracell #2025
or equivalent).
First be sure to disconnect the dialer from the telephone line.
Carefully remove the screws on
the transmitter case. Remove the clip from the transmitter case and separate the transmitter housing. Carefully
remove the circuit board inside, and avoid touching any of the components. Remove the old batteries from the
battery clip, and place the new batteries under the clip with the positive ends of both batteries facing up. Place
the circuit board back in the transmitter housing, and reassemble the transmitter case.
After changing the
batteries be sure to reconnect the phone line and test the Pull-For-Help Transmitter to make sure you
have installed the batteres properly.
T h e P u l l - F o r - H e l p T r a n s m i t t e r
CAUTION:
We strongly recommend that you test your cordless Pull-
For-Help Transmitter with
The Emergency Caller
frequently. From the time of installation, it is absolutely
necessary to test the system at least once a week to ensure
that
The Emergency Caller
will be ready when needed.
The batteries should be replaced every year.
