LogicMark 37911 Installationshandbuch

v1.2-L4

English

Guardian Alert

DEALER SET-UP & PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS

Model # 37911

With DECT Technology

2LifeSentry® v1.2-L4

THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR THE DEALER. REFER TO THE USER

“SET-UP & OPERATING” INSTRUCTIONS FOR NORMAL OPERATION.

These instructions are for the Dealer to set-up and program the LifeSentry system

to operate with the Central Station of your choice.

The LifeSentry product (the “System”) uses the industry standard “Contact ID”

and “4+2” protocols.

Voice prompts provide easy set-up and testing.

Basic set-up requires you to:

• Install the 4 AA rechargeable Ni-mH batteries in the Base unit.

• Install one of the special Lithium-Ion rechargeable batteries into the Pendant

• Install the second Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery in the Base charger.

Basic programming requires you to enter:

• The central station telephone number(s)

• The 4 digit account code of your customer.

There are several special options you can set for additional features - these include:

• Changing the 4 digit factory password to a password of your choice.

• You can enter two telephone numbers - the primary number, and a secondary

numberincasetherstnumberisbusyorunreachable.

• You can program the System to send Restore Codes.

• You can program the System to send a Periodic Test Signal every day, every

week, or every 30 days.

• The System can learn up to a total of 4 Pendants and Emergency Wall Com-

municators.

NOTE: At any time in the future, you can download (remotely change) all of these

setting over a telephone line using any touch-tone phone.

NOTICE - Please read all of the Limitations of Liability and the Disclaimer and

Limited Warranty that are in the user SET-UP & OPERATING Instructions.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

System Components..................................................................................4

Installing the Batteries..............................................................................5

Connecting the Base Unit

Power Connection.................................................................................7

Telephone Connections.........................................................................7

Communication Protocol Options.........................................................8

Line Seizure ..........................................................................................9

Dealer Programming

Key to LED Status ..............................................................................10

Programming Central Station Tel Numbers & Account Codes ......... 10

Central Station Number / Account Code Programming Worksheet....12

To Change a 4 Digit Password............................................................13

Setting Programming Options.............................................................13

Remotely Programming a System ......................................................17

Adding Additional Pendants to the System ........................................18

Basic Set-up and Test

Lanyard, Belt Clip or Wrist-Strap .....................................................20

Battery Check ....................................................................................20

System Check ....................................................................................21

Operating Range................................................................................22

Testing ...............................................................................................22

Out of Service Storage or Transportation..........................................22

Troubleshooting Guide ...........................................................................23

Central Station Items of Interest ...........................................................24

Replacement Parts / Optional Accessories............................................26

Product Specications ...........................................................................27

4LifeSentry® v1.2-L4

Pendant

Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Special

Pendant Batteries - 2 Pieces

Base Unit

AC Adapter

Phone Cord

Wrist / Walker / Wheelchair

strap

Belt Clip

Lanyard

Rechargeable AA Batteries - 4 Pieces

System Components:

The items below are included with your System .

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Installing the Batteries

Pendant - small white batteries. The Pendant requires one of the white

Li-Ion (Lithium Ion) batteries at any given time. The pendant should be able

to run more than 4 months on a fully charged battery with 1 hour of talk time

when fully charged. The second battery is to be charging in the Base unit

when not being used in the Pendant. There is no problem of over charging

while in the Base charger.

To install the Pendant battery - unscrew the battery cap counter-clockwise.

Pull the battery cap off. Install the battery with the negative side up facing

the cap. Re-install the cap by screwing the cap clockwise until snug.

The Pendant Batteries are shipped from the factory with a partial charge – and

will only standby a short period of time. Your unit has 2 pendant batteries

and it is recommended to exchange the battery that is in the base charger

withthebatteryinthependantaftertherstdayofuse.Thiswillassurethe

battery in the pendant is fully charged and will standby several months before

needing to be exchanged/charged again.

You can check the battery status at any time by simply pushing the gray bat-

tery test button on the back of the Pendant for a second.

NOTE: These white batteries are very special batteries that are not available

atyourlocalstore.SeeSpecicationonpage27formoredetails,orcontact

your distributor to purchase replacement batteries.

Place the extra Pendant battery into the front charging area of the Base unit

so that it will charge and be ready when its time to swap the batteries around.

The LED on the right side will turn red when charging and green when fully

charged.

LED

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Base - larger batteries: The Base unit requires 4 rechargeable 2400 mAH

NiMH batteries (included). Unlike the Pendant battery - these are readily

available. They will provide you with up 24 hours of battery back-up protec-

tion in the event of a power failure. They will not be damaged by continually

charging in the base unit. The ratings on these can be 2400 mAH or higher.

Whenyourstgetyourunit-thesebatterieswillprobablybelow,oreven

fully discharged - and will need to be charged overnight before being able

to provide you the 24 hour battery back-up protection.

Remove the cover on the bottom of the

Base unit. Install the 4 batteries as shown

in the plastic engraving in the battery

compartment area. A few seconds after

you install these, you might hear “Run-

ning on battery power”. When the unit is

operating on the backup batteries, it will

announce “Running On Battery Power”

twice and the RED Power LED will con-

tinuetoash.Ifpowerisnotrestored

with in an 8 hour period, the unit will

start to announce “Running On Battery

Power” once every 30 minutes until power is restored or the back up batteries

are depleted. (If you do not hear this announcement, and the Power LED is

on solid, that means that you have already plugged in the power adaptor).

NOTE: the voice prompts of “battery is OK” etc only apply to the pendant

battery - not to the status of the base unit’s batteries. It is recommended that

you replace the base unit batteries with a new set of similar batteries every

two years.

Master ON/OFF switch:

LifeSentry has a Master ON/OFF switch on the bottom of the base unit –

just left of the rechargeable batteries for the base unit. This switch controls

all power – back up batteries and power from the AC adapter. This switch

should be ON at all times while the unit is in use. This switch should only

be turned OFF if the LifeSentry unit is taken out of service – during trans-

portation or no longer needed.

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Connecting the Base Unit

Power Connection. Simply plug in the AC Adapter in to the nearest

electrical outlet. Plug the other end of the AC power adapter into the Base

unit. You need to push the plug into the opening in the Base unit and twist

90’ clockwise to lock in place. To remove in the future, simply rotate 90’

counter-clockwise and pull outward.

Caution: Do not plug the AC Adapter into an outlet which is controlled

by a switch. The switch could accidentally be turned off, thus rendering

the Base unit inoperable after approximately 24 hour when the back up

batteries become discharged.

Telephone Connection. A standard telephone line is required to use your

System. Your phone will work with your existing touch-tone phone line and

existing service. It works the same way as any cordless phone. NOTE:

Touch Tone service is required.

Simply plug one end of the telephone cord into a telephone jack, and the

other end into the “Line In” jack at the back of the Base unit. Note - you

willfeela‘click’whenthecordsarermlyseatedinthewallandtheBase

unit jack receptacles.

If you need to plug a conventional telephone into same outlet used by the Base

unit, simply plug the telephone into the spare jack labeled “To House Phone”

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Communication Protocol Options:

The Life Sentry unit supports 3 different alarm communication protocols –

Contact ID, 4+2 and DIGI Format - to help the installer deal with any type

of phone system that the customer may be using:

Contact ID alarm communication protocol is not recommended for use with

VoIP internet phone systems - such as Skype, MagicJack, Vonage, Comcast,

Fox, etc… Presently the reliability of such services is not adequate for use

with Contact ID in an emergency situation. See page 24 & 25 for more details.

4+2 is a “pulsed” alarm communication format that is much more reliable

communication protocol with VoIP phone systems – but not all Central Sta-

tions support the use of 4+2 communication protocol. Please check with

your Central Station for recommendations before using 4+2 on a VoIP phone

system. See page 24 & 25 for more details

DIGI Format is a proprietary format only supported by one central station

at this time.

How to Handle VoIP, DSL and other Internet phones: See above com-

ments on Communication Protocols for your best option.

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Line Seizure

The phone plugged into the “To House Phone” jack will have the line

seizure feature. This means that whenever the Base unit chooses to dial out

during an emergency - it will seize the line from the phone that is plugged

into this “To House Phone” jack if it is in use - and disconnect it - so that the

Base unit can dial out. This is known as ‘Local line seizure’.

Notice: If you choose to have ‘Whole house line seizure’, you need to run

all phones through this “To House Phone” jack as is typically done for such

professional installations.

Dealer Programming Instructions

The System has several features to help with the programming. First are the

voicepromptsatalmosteverystage.Theygiveyouagoodaudibleconr-

mation of the progress as you are programming.

Second are the LED lights on the base unit and the Pendant. Here is the key

for the LEDs:

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Key to LED Status

BASE RED LED functions:

Off: No AC power/No Back-up Battery Power

Solid: AC power

Flashing: Running on Battery Back-up

BASE GREEN LED functions:

Off: Standby

Solid: Dialing/Talking or Learn Mode

Flashing: Pendant Learning or Low Pendant battery

PENDANT LED (single RED LED) Functions:

Off: Standby

Solid: Dialing or Talking

Flashing: Pendant Learning

EMERGENCY WALL COMMUNICATOR LED (single RED LED)

Functions (Note - this is an optional accessory):

Off: Standby

Solid: Dialing or Talking

Flashing: Pendant Learning

Programming Central Station Telephone Numbers & Account Codes:

The System must be programmed with the central station telephone number(s)

and a 4 digit account code before operation can be successful. The System

can learn 2 telephone numbers. You will need a “primary”, and a “second-

ary” number as a back-up in case the primary number is busy.

NOTES:

• You program the System using a touch-tone telephone connected on

the same line as the Base unit. You will hear the Base unit speak each

number that is pushed as you push them.

• Dial slowly and listen for each number to be announced. If you did

not hear the announcement - the number was not recorded.

• TheSystemcanlearnnumbersupto32digitslong,

• Ifyouchosetoonlyprogramonecentralstationnumber,simplyenter

“#” in place of the second number.

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