This
is
a
DRAFT
document
not
intended
for
general
distribution
©2018
Sierra
Wireless,
Inc.
Omnilink
is
a
registered
trademark
of
Sierra
Wireless,
Inc.
There
are
several
factors
that
you
must
keep
in
mind
when
installing
the
OM500.
The
first
factor
is
that
the
device
is
designed
to
be
installed
only
on
the
human
ankle.
If
the
offender
is
wearing
work
boots
or
high
‐
top
tennis
shoes,
you
must
have
the
offender
remove
them
in
order
to
install
the
device
onto
the
ankle.
Please
pay
close
attention
not
to
install
the
device
higher
on
the
calf
which
could
result
in
undetected
removal
attempts.
The
second
factor
that
should
be
considered
is
the
condition
of
the
ankle.
If
the
ankle
appears
to
be
swollen,
you
need
to
inquire
as
to
why.
Some
ankles
are
swollen
due
to
an
offender
being
overweight,
however,
often
times
swollen
ankles
are
due
to
a
medical
condition
such
as
diabetes,
pregnancy,
or
due
to
medications.
Offenders
that
have
been
in
custody
and
are
taking
medications
for
mental
health
conditions
often
have
retained
water
in
the
ankle
areas.
After
determining
the
cause
of
the
swollen
ankles,
install
the
device
as
described
above,
however
you
should
schedule
a
periodic
inspection
time
every
few
weeks
to
determine
if
the
strap
is
still
properly
sized.
Improperly
sized
straps
can
allow
for
undetected
removal.
Omnilink
offers
larger
straps
designed
for
extra
large
ankles.
The
normal
trap
will
fit
99%
of
all
offender.
If
you
need
an
extra
‐
large
strap,
please
contact
your
account
manager.
Finalizing
Set
‐
up
in
the
FocalPoint
Application
Once
the
device
is
installed,
users
must
log
into
FocalPoint™
to
clear
the
device
tamper
alerts
and
confirm
that
the
device
is
being
tracked
successfully.
Step
1:
Log
into
FocalPoint™
Step
2:
On
the
home
page,
search
for
any
“Device
Tamper”
icons
for
the
device
assigned
to
the
offender.
Step
3:
Click
the
“Device
Tamper”
icon
so
that
the
tamper
details
window
opens.
Step
4:
Click
the
“Clear
Alert”
button
on
the
alert
details
screen
and
clear
the
alert
as
a
tamper
during
instillation.
It
is
also
a
good
idea
to
enter
an
alert
note.
Step
5
:
Before
releasing
the
offender,
verify
the
device
is
receiving
location
points
are
received
in
the
FocalPoint
software.
Verify
that
the
offender
does
not
have
any
active
tampers
on
the
device.
If
tampers
do
appear,
verify
the
device
is
properly
closed
and
no
gaps
appear
between
the
devoice
and
the
backplate.
Removing
the
OM500
Device
Step
1:
Insert
the
head
of
a
flathead
screwdriver
into
the
slot
on
the
head
of
the
bottom
pin
and
turn
the
screwdriver
several
times.
The
circular
disc
on
the
bottom
pin
will
fall
off.
Step
2
:
Place
the
end
of
the
screwdriver
under
the
lip
of
the
top
pin
and
pull
up.
The
bottom
pin
should
come
up
and
out
when
the
top
pin
is
removed.
If
the
bottom
pin
is
stuck
inside
the
device,
the
Omnilink
screwdriver
is
the
correct
size
to
be
inserted
into
the
top
of
the
device
to
push
the
remaining
bottom
pin
out
of
the
bottom.
Step
3:
Lift
the
device
off
the
backplate
and
remove
the
strap
and
backplate
by
lifting
the
strap
brackets
off
the
retaining
pins
on
the
backplate.
