TL-2016REV Digital Wireless Transmitter
Quick Start
Instructions
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TL-2016REV Digital Wireless Transmitter with Voice & Tone Options
1229 N. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma, CA. 94954
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Warning:
Failure to comply with warning may result in injury or death. This device is not suit-
able for all individuals. Other devices may be required. This device is not a substitute for visual
monitoring by caregiver. The manufacturer does not claim that this device will stop elopement
and or stop falls. This device is to help augment caregivers comprehensive resident mobility
management program. Test this device before each use. Read the instructions and Legal Dis-
claimer. Please be aware that the transmitter will not be 100% accurate if it is out of range at anytime.
It is the end-user’s responsibility to make sure that the product is used correctly and within range of
each other.
Seller warrants that the goods sold will be free from defects of workmanship and manufacturing, for
a period of one year from the date of sale. Other than this limited warranty, seller makes no express or
implied warranties. Except for this limited warranty, NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE GIVEN
AND NO AFFIRMATION OF SELLER, BY WORDS OR ACTION, WILL CONSTITUTE A WARRANTY. THE
GOODS BEING PURCHASED ARE BEING SOLD ON A “WITH ALL FAULTS” BASIS. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO
THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE GOODS IS WITH THE BUYER. SHOULD THE GOODS PROVE
DEFECTIVE FOLLOWING THEIR PURCHASE, THE BUYER, AND NOT THE MANUFACTURER, DISTRIBUTOR
OR RETAILER, ASSUMES THE ENTIRE COST OF ALL NECESSARY INSTALLATION, SERVICING OR REPAIRS.
The Smart Caregiver Corporation Digital Wireless Transmitter is designed to be installed by the end-
user. As such, it is the entire responsibility of the buyer to insure that the system is properly installed
and tested. Further, the system is not designed to replace good care giving practices including, but
not limited to:
a.) Direct patient supervision
b.) Adequate training for staff personnel for elopement
c.) Testing of the system before each use.
WHERE PERMISSIBLE, IT IS THE SELLER’S INTENT TO LIMIT ANY LIABILITY FOR SPECIAL, CONSEQUEN-
TIAL OR INCIDENTAL ECONOMIC DAMAGES TO REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OR REPLACEMENT
OF THE GOODS. SELLER DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR COMPENSATORY OR OTHER DAMAGES ARIS-
ING OUT OF THE USE OF THE GOODS.
WARNING: The manufacturer does not claim that this device will
stop elopement and or stop falls. This device is to help augment
caregivers comprehensive resident mobility management
program. This product is to be used by a licensed caregiver only.
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Step 3
The switches above can be found inside the
battery cover at the back of the unit. You will need
a small screwdriver to adjust transmitter settings.
• Insert 9v battery (not included) into battery compartment. (See first
diagram).
• Set delay switch (0 or 1 second). A one second delay can usually
allow for normal movement of resident when using a pressure pad.
(See second diagram).
• Set tone switch. Choose from a single chime (1), a siren alert (2), or
“Westminster” chimes (3). (See second diagram).
• Set volume. Choose from “high”, “medium”, or “silent”. Use “silent” if
you want alarm to signal at a Central Monitor Unit or Wireless Receiver
and not in the room. (See second diagram). Please note that the
monitor will be shipped with the alarm volume stet at 90 decibels. (90
decibels is the legally accepted occupational noise allowance).
• Verify code programming switch. The TL-2016REV is sent out
pre-programmed for use with the TL-2017REV. If you wish to use
TL-2016REV with a central monitoring unit or change programming
in any way, follow the programming instructions on the back page.
Otherwise, user may skip to Step 3.
• Select voice response (optional) by moving dial to position 0, 1, or
2. Choose from voice settings of “Sit back down.” (0); “Lay back down.”
(1); or warning tone (2).
• Connect external device (i.e. pressure pad for bed or chair, floor
mat, etc). Lace cord through T-shaped strain relief to guard against
accidentally unplugging device or general cord damage. (See third
diagram). Make sure the cord is placed so it is well out of resident’s
reach and is not a tripping hazard.
• Test system by triggering external device (i.e. pressure pad, floor mat,
etc). TL-2016REV should alarm (unless you have set it to “silent” as in
step four). Receiver device (TL-2017REV or Central Monitoring Unit)
should alarm. Test system before every use.
Step 5
• Mount TL-2016REV out of resident’s reach if you are using an external
device. Mount TL-2016REV within resident’s reach if you intend to use
the “nurse call” feature. The TL-2016REV also has a 1/4” input for a nurse
call button extension cord.
• A setting of “0” can be received as a common address by all of any number
of central monitors. During programming, if no more activity is detected
for approximately 1 minute, the unit will automatically return to normal
operating mode and any incomplete programming must be adjusted again,
from the start. If a central monitor is included, it should be programmed
to receive the address code from designated monitors. A setting of “0” at a
central monitor (if included) will receive calls from any bedside monitor unit
within wireless range.
• When using a central monitor, the unit must be programmed to the bed
number, also to the room number. The area code ( in step 8) must be set to
match the programming for the associated wireless central monitor.
• If using the wireless remote chime and/or the wireless indicator light, the
room number must be matched with the programming for the associated
wireless remote chime and light.
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