Placing The Badge Or - DT Communications SafeKare CRU101A Manual Del Usuario

Walk back towards the badge/fob unit. The receiver should stop alarming when you are
approximately 50 feet away from the badge or fob.
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WALK VERY SLOWLY during the system range check
It is important to move slowly during the test. The unit responds within a 12
second time period. If you move to quickly, you will not be able to get an
accurate measurement of the operating distance in your house or facility. The 12
second time delay is a requirement placed on the system by the FCC, but in a
practical sense, this delay cuts down on the number of receiver false alarms. This
time delay will not degrade the performance of the SafeKare
Distance Between Caregiver And Patient Distance Between Caregiver And Patient
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 110 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 110
FOR USE INSIDE HOME OR CAREGIVER FACILITY FOR USE INSIDE HOME OR CAREGIVER FACILITY
S S M M
FOR USE INSIDE SHOPPING CENTER , STORE, MALL, OR STADIUM FOR USE INSIDE SHOPPING CENTER , STORE, MALL, OR STADIUM
S S
DON'T USE "M" MEDIUM OR "L" LONG RANGE IN THIS APPLICATION DON'T USE "M" MEDIUM OR "L" LONG RANGE IN THIS APPLICATION
FOR USE OUTSIDE, PARK OR AREA, VOID OF OBSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OUTSIDE, PARK OR AREA, VOID OF OBSTRUCTIONS
S S
Range Not dependable and may vary from place to place Range Not dependable and may vary from place to place
Short Range (S) Short Range (S)
2.2 Placing the Badge or Fob Unit on the Patient
The range of the patient badge/fob is affected by how the patient fob or badge is worn. An
example of the various ways the badge or fob can be worn is shown in Figure 8. Note that
the badge or fob unit is always shown in the hanging position. Consult the User's Manual for
more details.
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L L
M M
Medium Range (M) Medium Range (M)
Figure 7. Distance Range Check
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L L
Long Range (L) Long Range (L)
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