Curbell CSM-BC100 User manual

SENSOR CONNECTION: Wrap
the sensor cord around the
strain relief, and then connect to
“SENSOR PAD” receptacle on
monitor.
Open battery compartment and
install the batteries.
SECURE THE MONITOR to the
back of the patient’s chair or bed.
TEST THE ALARM: Verify that the alarm is on. Put weight on sensor pad until
you hear a double beep and see the green in-use light illuminate. Release
weight to activate alarm.
Write in the appropriate date(s) on
sensor pad.
INCREASE VOLUME: Increase
volume by pressing and holding
the “VOL” button (solid green light
indicates maximum volume).
Turn the monitor switch to “ON” DECREASE VOLUME: To lower
volume press the “VOL” button,
release, press again and hold
(solid yellow light indicates
minimum volume)
SILENCE THE ALARM: Return
weight to the sensor pad or turn
the monitor switch “OFF”. Turn
the switch back on to ensure
reactivation.
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POSITION THE SENSOR PAD
on the chair or bed as instructed/
illustrated on the pad.
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CONNECTING TO NURSE CALL:
Plug a Nurse Call Connection
Cable into the ”NURSE CALL”
socket on the monitor, connect
the opposite end of the cable into
the Nurse Call Station (an adaptor
may be required) and test.
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Remove the plastic film from the
face of the monitor, and attach the
Velcro strap.
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Setup
CSM-BC100 QUICK SETUP GUIDE NOTE: Consult the “Directions For Use” included with monitor for
complete instructions, troubleshooting, and safety information
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CSM-BC100 TROUBLESHOOTING CHECKLIST 3
This checklist has been developed to help identify common issues that can be quickly
addressed to prevent unnecessary product returns. Please also refer to the product’s
Directions for Use and instructional video on Curbell’s website (www.curbellmedical.com).
If, after completing the checklist, the product continues to malfunction, please call your
Curbell Representative at 888-222-2188.
No power/green “IN USE” light does not blink
o Batteries are installed according to the diagram in the battery compartment.
o Batteries are fresh and/or known to be good.
o The switch on the side of the monitor is in the “ON” position.
No alert is given to the facility’s nurse call system
o The connection between the monitor and the nurse call patient station is securely connected and not
damaged (a 1/4” mono nurse call jack and/or an adaptor for compatibility is required).
False alarm or no alarm sound occurs
o The pad is placed properly on the chair or bed.
o No part of the pad/mat (including the neck of the pad) is folded and/or creased.
o The pad/mat has not expired.
o The cord between the monitor and sensor is securely connected and not damaged.
o The breakaway cord connector has been pushed in fully until it clicks.
o There is no heavy blanket, gel, or foam cushion on the pad that may interfere with proper operation or cause delay in the alarm.
False alarm or no alarm sound occurs
o The pad is placed properly on the chair or bed.
o No part of the pad/mat (including the neck of the pad) is folded and/or creased
o The pad/mat has not expired.
o The cord between the monitor and sensor is securely connected and not damaged.
o The breakaway cord connector has been pushed in fully until it clicks.
o There is no heavy blanket, gel, or foam cushion on the pad that may interfere with proper operation or cause delay in the alarm.
o The volume level has been adjusted up.