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Parties and agreement

USER: (Person/s using the LIVE LIFE MOBILE ALARM PENDANT) 

LIVE LIFE ALARMS: ABN 23 6o3 888 991: (Supplier of the LIVE LIFE  

MOBILE ALARM PENDANT device) of 4/7 Pemell Street, Toronto NSW,  

Australia 2283.
The parties hereto agree that:

1. Alerting people in an emergency situation

The USER of the device understands that the device is used as a first-instance, alert system to help 

the wearer in an emergency, when under duress or when in need of help. It is designed and supplied 

to simply alert the USER'S chosen family member/s or friend/s, carer/s or neighbor/s so they may 

arrange someone to come to the USER'S aid. 000 can be included as a contact, but use of the device 

does not completely assure that help or protection or that emergency help will arrive within a 

specific time frame. LIVE LIFE ALARMS do not control how long an alerted party may take to respond 

to an alert. LIVE LIFE ALARMS recommend that the alert parties chosen by the user are aware of the 

alarms use and are suitable for providing the assistance they may be providing the USER.

2. Limitations of Device, Mobile Network Coverage Disclaimer

The Live Life Alarm operates in areas where there is available Telstra mobile coverage. The Telstra 

Mobile Coverage Maps as prepared and updated by Telstra from time to time (please check the 

Telstra website for updates on coverage areas), are approximate only and provide areas of coverage 

that should, in most circumstances, and more often than not, offer reasonable mobile coverage. 

Customers should always be aware that the mobile coverage maps displayed have been created 

using tools that predict the likely areas of coverage. Live Life Alarms cannot fully guarantee the 

accuracy of the Mobile Coverage Maps, nor the reliability of the actual mobile coverage. We strongly 

recommend in circumstances where you intend to travel outside of major cities and/or towns, you 

refer to the most up to date available mobile coverage on Telstra’s website to determine whether 

the Live Life Alarm will have available mobile coverage.

Not every location within the identified coverage areas has been individually tested for coverage. 

This means that while the footprint of coverage outlined on the maps is generally accurate, there 

may be specific areas described as being within a coverage area where a customer’s mobile alarm 

will not necessarily operate at optimal levels or at all.

Coverage could be degraded or non existent in specific locations due to certain physical structures or 

geographic features or as a result of the device used. Physical structures which may block or inhibit 

coverage could include basements, lifts, underground car parks, concrete buildings, tunnels and road 

cuttings. Geographic features which may block or inhibit coverage could include formations such 

as hills and mountains or even trees. The Live Life Alarm is subject to the same mobile coverage 

limitations as a mobile phone.

LIVE LIFE ALARMS cannot guarantee the device will connect to mobile networks at all times or 

that a HELP SMS or HELP call will be received by all programmed emergency contacts at all times 

or any time or within a short period of time following the activation of the alarm. Subject to the 

mobile network coverage available to the USER in a location at any time, the USER accepts it is 

his/her responsibility to enquire about the availability and/or the reliability of mobile network 

coverage in his/her location prior to the purchase of the device and/or prior to travelling into areas 

of doubtful and/or limited and/or unavailable mobile network coverage areas. The USER accepts 

that by entering and/or travelling into areas of doubtful and/or uncertain and/or unavailable mobile 

network coverage areas, the USER accepts and understands the operation of the device could be 

limited and/or compromised in its ability to send an emergency call or SMS.

3. Limitations of Device, GPS Functions disclaimer

The USER accepts the device’s GPS function, GPS positioning on Google Maps and the GPS Help 

SMS with Google Maps location is limited to the currently available and operating GPS technology 

available in Australia and where applicable, overseas, including the operational and functional 

constraints of GPS technology.

The USER accepts the device relies on GPS signals to fix its location within approximately 2.5metres 

(when outside of Bluetooth range) of the USER’s exact location and in the absence of GPS, will 

default to the use of Wi-Fi and/or Bluetooth where available. 

The USER accepts that in order for GPS to work as accurately and reliably as possible, it requires a 

line-of-sight connection to satellites in the sky.  The USER accepts there may exist, from time to 

time, circumstances where the GPS line-of-sight is obstructed and/or obscured. The USER accepts 

the cause for the GPS signal to be obstructed and/or obscured which may impact on the device 

operating the GPS may include (but is not limited to)  underground carparks, tunnels, elevators, 

concrete buildings and other natural geographical features blocking the signal.

The USER accepts in circumstances where the GPS signal is blocked, there may be limited and/or 

unavailable mobile network coverage within the location to enable the operation of the device (and 

any emergency HELP SMS or HELP call) and the USER accepts the exact location of the device in 

circumstances where the GPS is blocked may not be reliable and/or accurate until such time as the 

USER moves and/or transgresses to an un-obstructed location where a GPS signal is viable. 

The USER accepts that when moving to an unobstructed location the GPS signal may take 

approximately 60 to 180 seconds to determine its location. 

LIVE LIFE ALARMS cannot guarantee the device’s GPS signal will operate in circumstances where it is 

blocked and/or obscured and/or obstructed and will known its location at all times. 

The USER accepts it is the USER’s responsibility to be aware of the limitations of the device in 

circumstances where the signal could be blocked and/or obscured and/or obstructed. The USER 

accepts responsibility for any injury, loss, damage or other consequential loss or harm in these 

circumstances.

4. Limitations of Device, Wi-Fi Tracking Disclaimer

Wi-Fi location tracking is a geolocation system that uses the entire Wi-Fi infrastructure (phones, 

tablets, laptops, and routers) as Wi-Fi access points to determine a device’s location. Wi-Fi location 

tracking is a good system for geolocation whenever the Global Positioning System (GPS) can’t get 

the job done or is likely to take longer than Wi-Fi to fix a location. For example, GPS can’t always 

locate your device when you’re indoors, as the signal coming from GPS satellites may be weak or 

blocked by the roof or walls. Wi-Fi works by comparing the list of Wi-Fi networks near you to a 

known list of access points and their locations. In your Live Life Alarm is a Wi-Fi chip module and 

in the case of an emergency, the Live Life Alarm will look for Wi-Fi access points to calculate your 

position. If a Wi-Fi location solution can be found faster than using GPS, your Wi-Fi location will 

be reported on Google Maps to your emergency contacts. However, the alarm will always look for a 

Bluetooth location solution first.
If you find yourself in an area such as a rural setting or out in the country, there is likely to be less 

Wi-Fi access points than in a built up area (such as cities and metropolitan areas). In cases such as 

these, the Live Life Alarm will more likely resolve to a GPS position for your location.
In the remote possibility a Wi-Fi position is reported whilst you are in a rural or country setting,  it 

is possible the accuracy of your location could be less than ideal.

5. Limitations of Device, Bluetooth Disclaimer

Bluetooth is a technology that allows devices to communicate and share data over short distances 

only without wires. Bluetooth is great for when you are within a relatively short distance from your 

home such as outside in the backyard, next door at your neighbours or checking your mail box. 

Bluetooth location provides an accurate and fast solution to your location during an emergency in 

and around the vicinity of your home only.
Inside the charging station (or Home Beacon) that you received with your alarm is a Bluetooth 5.0 

beacon. Your address can be pre-programmed into the Home Beacon by inputting the latitude and 

longitude co-ordinates of your home and we pair (or connect) the alarm to the Bluetooth Beacon 

so that the 2 devices are always connected.
Bluetooth (sometimes referred to as BLE by us) also has less power consumption than other 

location tools, such as GPS and/or Wi-Fi. This is one way we are able to get the Live Life Alarm 

to last as long as 4-5 days between recharges. Our testing indicates that Bluetooth can be relied 

upon to provide fast positioning when the alarm is within 25 metres of the Bluetooth beacon 

(Home Beacon). Once the alarm is outside this range, the Bluetooth capability will not work. 

However, the alarm will attempt to obtain location via GPS or Wi-Fi, which are great alternatives.

6. Limitation of liability

The parties agree that the use of the device is not designed or guaranteed to prevent all or any 

loss, injury, harm, damage, other consequential loss, accidents, injuries and/or death to the USER.
The parties agree LIVE LIFE ALARMS has not promised or guaranteed the performance of the device 

as a means of preventing loss, injury, harm, damage, other consequential loss, accidents, injuries 

and/or death. The parties agree the purpose of the device is to alert pre-programmed emergency 

contacts (including 000 is programmed by the USER) to the USER’s aid in circumstances where the 

USER has sought assistance by activating the emergency call or HELP SMS. 
The parties agree LIVE LIFE ALARMS cannot promise or guarantee the specific performance of 

any emergency response person (or persons) alerted by the device (via an emergency call or HELP 

SMS) in any way, including the timely arrival and/or failure of arrival of any emergency contact 

(including 000) to the USER’s location. 
Notwithstanding the terms and conditions of this agreement, in the event liability is found on the 

part of LIVE LIFE ALARMS by reason of a court or tribunal verdict and/or judgement, such liability 

will be limited to the sum of $527.00, for the cost of the device.

7. Care and Management of Device by USER

The USER accepts it is the responsibility of the USER to ensure the device is properly managed 

and cared for in accordance with the User Guide Manual, page 8 “Maintaining the Device”, pages 

9-11 “Alarm Battery and Re-Charging” and page 14 “Monthly Alarm Health Check” in addition to 

other care and user instructions contained within the User Guide Manual. The USER accepts that 

in circumstances where the device has not been properly cared for in accordance with the User 

Guide Manual, damaged and/or submerged in water, the device may not operate properly or at all. 
The USER agrees and accepts that LIVE LIFE ALARMS cannot be held liable for any injury and/

or loss and/or damage and/or other consequential loss, accidents, injuries and/or death of the 

USER in circumstances where the USER has failed to properly care for the device and the device is 

deemed to be damaged and/or inoperable by the USER’s failure to take proper care of the device.  
The USER accepts that circumstances which will warrant the device has not been properly cared 

for by the USER include, but are not limited to, the following;

•  Damage cause wholly or in part to the device whilst in the USER’s possession rendering the 

device inoperable or partly inoperable;

•  Tampering with the device;
•  Improper installation of the device whilst in the USER’s possession;
•  Failure to regularly test the device- Monthly Alarm Health Check in accordance with the User 

Guide Manual;

•  Failure to charge the device;
•  Failure to take any reasonable and/or necessary action and/or steps in the repair of the device 

in circumstances where the device has been damaged (whether deliberate or accidental) by the 

USER and is partly or wholly inoperable. 

•  Unreasonable use or abuse of the device whist in the USER’s possession, rendering the device 

wholly or partly inoperable;

•  Failure to provide any or all proper maintenance to the device in accordance with the User 

Guide Manual on a regular basis. 

•  Any other act and/or omission of the USER, whereby, on the balance of probabilities has 

contributed towards the USER’s improper care and maintenance of the device. 

8. Return/Refund policy

LIVE LIFE ALARMS publishes it returns/refund policy on its website and the USER agrees that this 

policy was available at the time of purchase.

9. Delivery of these terms and conditions

The USER acknowledges that these terms and conditions and incorporated documents were made 

available to the USER online via LIVE LIFE ALARMS’s website and were delivered to the USER'S 

address by Australia Post along with the device, its packaging and printed instructions for the 

installation and use of the device.

10. Conflicting documents

Should there arise any conflict between this agreement and USER'S purchase order or other 

document, this agreement will govern, whether such purchase order or document is prior to or 

subsequent to this agreement.

11. Full agreement / Severability

The terms and condition in this agreement constitute the full understanding between the 

parties. Any changes to these terms will be published on the Live Life Alarms website and will 

be effective within 60 days of the publication otherwise the conditions remain unchanged. 

The USER acknowledges and represents that the USER has not relied on any representation, 

assertion, guarantee, warranty, collateral contract or other assurance, except those set forth in 

this agreement and waives any claims in connection with same. Should any provision of this 

agreement be deemed void, all other provisions will remain in effect.

12.  Legal action

The USER submits to the jurisdiction and laws of NSW, Australia and agrees that any litigation or 

arbitration between the parties must be commenced and maintained in NSW, Australia. Service 

of process or papers in any legal proceeding or arbitration between the parties may be made by 

Express Mail delivered by Australia Post addressed to the party's address in this agreement or 

another address provided by the party in writing to the party making service.
LIVE LIFE ALARMS POSTAL ADDRESS: 4/7 Pemell Street,Toronto NSW 2283. The USER understands 

that instead of suing or being sued in court, the parties may have their dispute determined by 

mediation or arbitration.

13. Governing law

This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of NSW.

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Страница 1: ...sing the fall detection feature 14 Monthly Alarm health Check 15 Changing your settings 16 Mobile network setup SIM card 17 Product use Terms Conditions 18 Warranty Returns Refunds Disclaimer 19 Other information 2022 User Manual The 4GX Live Life Mobile Alarm with GPS Fall Detection www livelifealarms com au 2022 Live Life Alarms All rights reserved Your mobile alarm is ready to use Telstra SIM c...

Страница 2: ...arge the device using the supplied magnetic USB cable Plug the cable into the power adapter and attach the other end to the 4 pins on the back of the device TIP The pendant is water resistant and can be worn in the shower or rain Rear of pendant Shows the alarm is connected Blinks when the battery is low Press to make an outgoing call to your first contact Double click to turn the voice announceme...

Страница 3: ...ocation shown in a text message call Support on 1800 936 774 Testing your device Your home location Quick Start Guide 2 The Home Charging Station has been programmed with the GPS location of your home address you supplied us with Please leave the station at your home and plugged in at all times TIP To turn the device on press the grey upper side button till it vibrates The LEDS will flash Alternat...

Страница 4: ...r packing slip Find the location of the pendant using Bluetooth Wi Fi or GPS To find out the location of the pendant send a simple text command to the pendant The device will send a reply text with its location on Google Maps LOC Send Your 4GX device is pre programmed to a fall detection sensitivity of number 5 Please do not adjust this setting down as reducing the sensitivity of the fall detectio...

Страница 5: ...on text function frequently 4GX Mobile Signal in your home and other locations Before we processed your order we did a check on the Telstra 4GX 4G 3G coverage map to ascertain if there was coverage at your nominated user address Most of the time checking the coverage map will be adequate to ascertain whether the mobile alarm will have a strong enough signal inside the home of the user however some...

Страница 6: ... 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 000 You can include 000 as one of the contact numbers The 000 service will not receive the help text message Many people place 000 last in the call sequence as a fall back in case ...

Страница 7: ...ailable 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 change or remove the order of your contact numbers at any time by sending simple text commands from a mobile phone to your device For more information see pg 15 Changing Your Settings Please note Live Life Alarms ...

Страница 8: ...ve the messages with the location of the wearer on Google Maps Help text sequence begins The device will then begin to call your emergency contacts in your chosen order ringing for 10 seconds per contact before trying the next contact thereby avoiding voicemail if the contact s phone is active and on You will hear each outgoing ringtone Between each call your alarm will announce that it is about t...

Страница 9: ...first emergency contact The device is dust proof The device can be used in some dusty environments Care should be taken that dust grime soap or shampoo does not build up on the device Dry device completely Take particular care to ensure the device is completely dry before each recharge Wipe all water sweat perfumes and oils from the device before placing in the charging station Give it a wipe with...

Страница 10: ...e button again Voice announcements On Off Charging contacts Press to turn off the voice announcements Press again to turn them back on Press to activate your alarm Operates just like pressing SOS on your pendant See p 7 Basic Operation of Alarm for activation details Loosen and unwind the USB cable before plugging into the white power adapter Place your pendant in here with the SOS Heart button fa...

Страница 11: ...will not update automatically to your holiday or temporary address If the station is within Bluetooth range at your temporary address it will use the home address we programmed during the setting up of your device Moving home If you are making a longer or more permanent move then the home address programmed into your station can be updated by calling our Customer Support team on 1800 936 774 and s...

Страница 12: ...er to the first emergency contact that the battery needs to be recharged This feature will be turned on unless you asked us to turn it off during the setup process Charging via the Magnetic USB cable You can also recharge the device by attaching the magnetic USB cable to the four charging contacts on the rear of the pendant A voice will announce Your mobile alarm is charging when the magnetic char...

Страница 13: ...r is shown on Google Maps as part of those messages This means the people who received the message on their mobile phones know where to send help to Accuracy of the GPS uBlox 8 technology The GPS location is normally accurate to approximately 2 5 metres This rate of accuracy can be affected by tall buildings and other obstructions To save power the GPS goes to sleep The GPS function goes to sleep ...

Страница 14: ... to compliment the SOS help texts and calls If after a fall a wearer is not able to press the SOS Heart button due to being unable to move or reach the SOS Heart button then the fall detection function can send out the text alerts and follow up with voice calls How it works The device uses an algorithm to make a judgement as to whether a serious fall has occurred Amongst other things it measures t...

Страница 15: ...onic devices it is important to conduct regular checks of the alarm to make sure it is working correctly We suggest a monthly health check which includes the following Turning fall detection ON or OFF During setup fall detection is turned on You can turn this feature ON or OFF by texting a command from a mobile phone to the device To turn fall detection OFF text the following command to the alarm ...

Страница 16: ...ng them up for the first time Programming in a new contact number overwrites the old number that was programmed in To program in numbers or change numbers Only change one number at a time as shown Who will get the emergency texts calls To see a list of the phone numbers programmed into the device text the following command to the device The device will reply with a summary of the phone numbers in ...

Страница 17: ...s Bluetooth also GPS and even Wi Fi for its location The wearer can also describe their location during voice calls SIM card installation Ready to go out of the box As part of the setup and pre programming we have activated and installed your nano sized Telstra SIM card Your device is ready to go Changing or replacing a SIM card The screws and SIM card should only be removed by Live Life Alarms or...

Страница 18: ...lf in an area such as a rural setting or out in the country there is likely to be less Wi Fi access points than in a built up area such as cities and metropolitan areas In cases such as these the Live Life Alarm will more likely resolve to a GPS position for your location In the remote possibility a Wi Fi position is reported whilst you are in a rural or country setting it is possible the accuracy...

Страница 19: ...mmend that you return the product via Registered post and that you pre pay all postage The user bears any risk of lost theft or damaged goods during transit and therefore we advise you take out shipment registration of insurance with your postal carrier Live Life Alarms will not be responsible for parcels lost or damaged in transit if you choose not to insure Refunds Coverage It is ultimately the ...

Страница 20: ...vibration sensor Waterproof rating IP67 Dimensions 61mm 44mm Weight 42g Lifetime Support Your alarm comes with lifetime support If you have any concerns please call 1800 936 774 to speak with a customer support consultant Our customer support opening hours can be found on our website at www livelifealarms com au contact us Technical Support videos Our website has a number of helpful videos coverin...

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