Version 1.0
ElmoTech Ltd.
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The LED indicator (right) on the STaR unit flashes for a while
and then returns to its steady state.
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After the LED indicator (right) on the STaR stops flashing, the
left LED blinks 3 times in quick sequence accompanied by 3
audible beeping sounds. This means that range test has started.
The STaR unit will be in the range test mode for approximately
15 minutes, unless the Monitor Center/Agency terminates it
manually.
You can now escort the Offender around his/her premises in order to
check that the range is sufficient as well as to check for dead spots.
3.
Escort the offender to the following locations in his/her premises:
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Locations that are the most distant from the STaR unit.
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Locations behind large metal objects.
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Locations where the Offender spends long periods of time (e.g.
bedroom, toilet, living room, etc.).
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Remote locations where the Offender is allowed to stay while at
home (e.g. garage, cellar, yard, etc.).
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Any location that your experience and common sense suggests
to be a viable location must be tested.
Don’t perform a range test in any locations where you don’t
want the Offender to be (e.g. yard, garage, etc.).
4.
An assistant stands next to the STaR unit and observes the left
LED indicator. Every time the STaR unit receives a transmission
from the PID (approximately every 20 seconds) the left LED
flashes 3 times in quick sequence.
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