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Choosing emergency contacts
As part of our pre-delivery setup we usually-
program your Mobile alarm with your emer-
gency contacts you provided during the order
process.
If you have instructed us that you wished to pro-
gram in the emergency contacts yourself here are
some tips to consider when choosing those con-
tacts.
How many emergency contacts to use
The device can call and send text help messages
to a maximum of 6 people. The law of averages
means the more contacts you utilise the more
chance someone will be able to help you quickly
when you need help. Remember some contacts
may have their phones turned off, be out of range
or have flat batteries. Or it could be the middle of
the night and they don’t hear the phone.
Consider people with mobile phones in order
to use the GPS/Bluetooth location feature fully.
Only mobile phone contacts will receive the help
text messages with your location on Google Maps.
You can include landline numbers, but these
people will not see your location on a map.
Where in the order to include ‘911’
You can include ‘911’ as one of the contact num-
bers. The ‘911’ service will not receive the help
text message. Many people place ‘911’ last in the
call sequence as a fallback in case the other con-
tacts do not answer.
Outgoing call to contact 1
Side talk button feature (Speed Dial)
The device has a ‘Side talk button’. Also known as
a Speed Dial. When pressed till it vibrates it makes
an outgoing call to a single emergency contact
(contact 1 by default). You will then be able to
have a ‘hands-free’ conversation with that nomi-
nated contact person. Often the ‘sidetalk contact’
is someone well known to the wearer, who lives
close by and is available to offer assistance at
most times of the day.
You may wish to consider this feature when
choosing your emergency contacts and the order
you place them in the call sequence. You can also
have ‘911’ as the number the Side talk button
calls.
See the settings on page 16 for how to assign an
outgoing contact number to this button.
You can change your contact numbers at
any time by sending simple text com-
mands from a mobile phone to your
device. You can change the numbers,
remove numbers and change the order of
the contact numbers.
For more information see the ‘ Changing
your settings’ section.
*LiveLife Alarms does not take responsibility for the
contact numbers you have chosen. The choice of numbers
is completely up to the user of the Mobile Alarm.
CHANGING YOUR
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
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