LifeLink Prodigy LP2500 User manual
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Table o f Co n T e n T s
1. CONSOLE CONTROLS AND INDICATORS........................................................5
Console Top View ................................................................................................... 5
Console Bottom View...........................................................................................6
Console Rear View ................................................................................................. 7
Console Right Side View ..................................................................................... 8
Pendant Front View...............................................................................................8
2. ADDITIONAL BASIC SETUP INFORMATION...................................................11
Information on Local Setup and Remote Setup....................................11
Things to Know About Pendants..................................................................12
Things To Know About Emergency Numbers.........................................12
Examples of Effective Outgoing Recorded Messages.........................12
Things To Know About Your Recorded/Outgoing Message ............13
3. OPTIONAL FEATURES SETUP...............................................................................15
The Primary Contact ...........................................................................................15
Test Required Interval ........................................................................................15
Setting the System Clock .................................................................................15
Automatic Test Call Setup ................................................................................15
Notification Setup................................................................................................16
Console Low Battery Notification Setup.............................................16
Failed Pendant Notification Setup.........................................................17
Social Safety Setup........................................................................................17
Cancel Button Confirmation Sound: Chime or Barking Dog..........18
Override the Default 911 Emergency Number ......................................19
4. OPERATING YOUR LIFELINK PRODIGY.............................................................21
Emergency Operation........................................................................................21
Triggering the Emergency Calling Process........................................21
What Happens During the Process? .....................................................21
What if the Emergency Call is not Answered? .................................21
Cancelling the Emergency Call Process..............................................21
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Line Seize Functionality ....................................................................................22
Direct to 911: Triggering an Emergency Call Directly to 911 .........22
Information on Two-Way Communication...............................................22
The Notification Process ...................................................................................22
Console Low Battery Notification Process .........................................23
Failed Pendant Notification Process......................................................23
Social Safety Notification ...........................................................................23
Checking System Status....................................................................................23
Visual Status Indicators (LED Lights).....................................................23
Audible Status Messages ...........................................................................24
Checking System Status through a Directly-Attached Phone. . 25
Checking System Status Remotely........................................................25
Testing Your System............................................................................................25
Testing Strategy..............................................................................................25
Running a Test Automatically ..................................................................26
Running a Test Manually.............................................................................26
5. THE FCC WANTS YOU TO KNOW........................................................................27
FCC Notice...............................................................................................................27
Radio Frequency Interference Statement.................................................27
Canadian Doc Notice..........................................................................................27
Ringer Equivalent Number ..............................................................................28
APPENDIX A: FACTORY DEFAULTS AND SPECIFICATIONS .........................29
Factory Defaults....................................................................................................29
Technical Specifications....................................................................................30
APPENDIX B: SAFETY..................................................................................................31
APPENDIX C: DISCLAIMERS AND LIMITED WARRANTY...............................33
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Please read this manual completely and save it for future reference.
Thank you for choosing LifeLink® Prodigy personal emergency alert system.
Prodigy is your reliable link to the outside world if you’ve fallen and cannot get
to a telephone to call for help. Prodigy is packed with well-thought-out features,
not the least of which include no activation cost, no contracts, and no monthly
fees. Specically:
We oer“simplicity out of the box” with “Simply. Smarter.” technology.•
Only two steps are required to make your Prodigy fully operational -- 1)
register at least one Pendant, and 2) program at least one emergency
phone number. Simply follow the section titled “Getting Started: Basic
Setup”, or follow the Quick Start Guide, and your system will be ready to
use in less than 15 minutes.
Up to eight (8) emergency phone numbers can be programmed to call,•
even 911.
Up to twelve (12) Pendants can be registered with the Console.•
Two-way communication capability enhances the ability to exchange•
critical information during an emergency.
Prodigy can successfully cover a home that is up to 5000 square feet.•
Range is approximately 100 feet from Pendant to Console.
Prodigy is design to seize the phone line during an emergency call,•
though there are restrictions. Please see the chapter titled “Operating
Your LifeLink Prodigy” for details.
A “Direct-to-911” function can be initiated by the user if they feel that•
their emergency may be life-threatening and warrants 911 attention.
Using the Direct-to-911 feature, the system bypasses all programmed
emergency numbers and contacts 911 directly.
Prodigy has a number of intelligent operational checks and balances•
making it the most reliable system available on the market today.
Prodigy was engineered in the United States, ensuring that only the•
highest of quality innovation, techniques, standards, approaches, and
testing is incorporated into your system.
Note that, within this Guide, the terms LifeLink, Prodigy, and LifeLink Prodigy
are used interchangeably. Each is a registered trademark or trademark of Matrix
Interactive LLC.
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© 2013 Matrix Interactive LLC. All rights reserved.
LifeLink Prodigy®, the LifeLink logo, and graphics are registered trademarks or
trademarks of Matrix Interactive LLC Inc. All other trademarks are the property
of their respective owners.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
This section contains a summary of the Disclaimers and Limited Warranty dis-
closed in full at the end of this Guide. It is important that you read them.
The purchaser agrees, by using this product, to the terms and conditions noted
below and in the Disclaimers and Limited Warranty. The purchaser also agrees
to read and follow all instructions and warnings on the product as well as those
documented within this Guide.
It is the sole responsibility of the purchaser and any user to assure that your
Prodigy is installed and programmed properly and that the unit is used and
maintained correctly. This includes, but is not limited to, periodic use and/
or testing to ensure that your Prodigy, including batteries, is in proper work-
ing order, that the unit is located in an appropriate location in the home, that
the electrical outlet is supplying power, and that the user has been educated
as to the operation and functionality of the product as a whole. Your Prodigy
equipment is not designed or guaranteed to prevent any loss or injury. The
Disclaimers and Limited Warranty set forth in full at the end of this Guide con-
stitutes the terms of sale and use of the Prodigy equipment (and accessories),
and if, notwithstanding these terms of sale and use of the product, there should
arise any liability on the part of Matrix Interactive, LLC as a result of any cause
whatsoever, regardless of whether or not such loss, damage, or personal injury
was caused by or contributed to by Matrix Interactive, LLC’s negligence to any
degree or failure to perform any obligation or strict product liability, such liability
will be limited to an amount paid by the Purchaser for the product. Further, Ma-
trix Interactive, LLC has no obligation to assure that calls are made, received, or
responded to, nor is Matrix Interactive, LLC responsible for acts, or consequences
of the acts, of those responding. Matrix Interactive, LLC provides no monitoring
service for this product. It is up to the persons at the numbers called to respond
in an appropriate manner.
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1. CONSOLE CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
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1. Console ConTRols anD InDICaToRs
Your Prodigy system is made up of two main components: the system Console,
or “Console,” and the neck Pendant, or “Pendant.” Refer to the following sections/
diagrams for the location of various controls and indicators of your Prodigy
system. These controls are referenced throughout this Guide.
In general, all solid green indicator lights (LEDs) indicate that the system is
operating well. Red and/or blinking LEDs are cause for concern and indicate
that the system is in need of attention.
Console Top View
The top view of your Prodigy Console is the most important view, particularly
once your system is put into operation. You will note that the top/face of the
system is angled or tilted slightly to help ensure that the indicator LEDs are
easily seen from any point within a room. The gure below shows the controls
and indicators on the top of the Console.
Console Top ViewFigure 1.
See the table below for a description of each of the indicators shown above.
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Console Top Controls and Indicators
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1AC POWER
Indicator Light
Solid Green = AC power OK.
Blinking Green = AC power out; system running
on backup battery.
2CONSOLE BATTERY
Indicator Light
Solid Green = Console battery power OK.
Blinking Red = Console battery power is low and
replacement is needed.
3PENDANT STATUS
Indicator Light
Solid Green = All Pendants are operating properly.
Blinking Red = At least one Pendant has reported a problem
(Pendant is not reporting or the Pendant battery is low).
4LINE STATUS
Indicator Light
Solid Green = Phone line is OK.
Blinking Red = There is a problem with the phone
line/connection, or the phone line is in use.
5TEST REQUIRED
Indicator Light
Solid Green = A system test is not needed at this time.
Blinking Red = A system test is recommended at this time.
6SETUP Button Press the SETUP button once to initiate Local Setup Mode.
Press the SETUP button twice to initiate Remote Setup Mode.
7CANCEL Button
Press the CANCEL button to cancel any current function
(for example, the emergency calling process). This button
functions identically as the small gray CANCEL button on the
Pendant.
8RUN A TEST Button Press the RUN A TEST button to initiate a system test (referred
to as the “Manual System Test”).
9HELP Button
Press the blue HELP button to initiate the emergency calling
process. This button functions identically as the blue HELP
button on the Pendant.
10 Speaker This ray-like area houses the internal speaker.
Console Bottom View
The bottom of your Prodigy Console provides access to various system
components -- the backup battery compartment, eyelets that allow you to wall
mount the system, a reset button, and other features as noted below.
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Console Bottom ViewFigure 2.
Console Bottom ControlsTable 1.
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1Foot Pads Rubber foot pads facilitate slide-free (padded) tabletop
installation. Table-top placement is typical.
2Wall Mount
Eyelets Eyelets allow you to wall mount the system if desired.
3MIC This is the microphone for the system that allows for two-way
communications.
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Console
Backup Battery
Compartment
This compartment stores the 9-volt backup battery that the
Console uses in the event of an AC power outage.
5RESET button
This button allows you to reset the system in the event that it
appears to be “frozen”. This is similar to the reboot function of
a computer. This buttons does NOT reset the system to factory
defaults, though the system clock is reset to 12:00am.
6Informational
Sticker General information sticker.
Console Rear View
The rear of your Prodigy Console contains the power button as well as all of
the ports for connecting your Console to a phone jack, a phone (optional), AC
power, and optional external equipment.
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Console Rear ViewFigure 3.
Console Rear DescriptionsTable 2.
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1POWER ON/OFF
Button This is the button used to power the Console on or off.
2TO PHONE This is the RJ11 jack to connect your home phone to your
Prodigy Console.
3TO WALL This is the RJ11 jack to connect your Prodigy Console to a
telephone wall jack.
4AUX Port Supports an optional external siren (sold separately).
5POWER IN Supports the AC power supply to power the Console.
Console Right Side View
Located on the right hand side of the Console is the volume control knob/wheel
which allows you to control the volume level of the speaker inside your Prodigy.
The eective volume range is between 30 decibels and 80 decibels. You should
be careful not to force the knob past the extreme low and extreme high volume
levels to avoid breaking the knob and/or housing. Note that the decibel scale is
a logarithmic scale and not a linear scale.
Pendant Front View
The front of the Pendant contains the controls/indicators that allow the user
to initiate the emergency call process or to cancel a previously-triggered
emergency call process. The Pendant design has been deliberately left
extremely simple with only two controls -- the large blue HELP/Emergency
button and a smaller gray CANCEL button. Each is described below.
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PendantFigure 4.
Pendant Controls and IndicatorsTable 1.
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1HELP Button
The large blue HELP button on the Pendant is to be
pressed to trigger the emergency calling process. As an
added feature, if this button is pressed three times within a
5-second period, Prodigy will call 911 directly, skipping all
programmed numbers. This is known as the “Direct to 911”
feature.
2CANCEL Button
The small gray CANCEL button is to be pressed to stop/
cancel the emergency calling process. This functions
identically to the CANCEL button on the Console. You can
also use this button to test the connectivity between the
Pendant and the Console as well as the power level in the
battery within the Pendant.
3Opposing
Thumb Tabs
The opposing thumb tabs allow for ease of opening the
Pendant for battery replacement without the need for tools.
The Pendant uses a single CR2032 (3-volt lithium) battery.
4Signal LED
The red LED indicator illuminates after the HELP or CANCEL
buttons are pressed. This provides a visual indication to
the user that the wireless signal has been successfully
transmitted.
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2. ADDITIONAL BASIC SETUP INFORMATION
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2. aDDITIonal basIC seTuP InfoRmaTIon
All users should start with Basic Setup for initial setup of the system as outlined
within the Quick Start Guide. Please refer to that document for information.
Then, refer to subsequent sections within this User Guide for advanced
functionality if you wish. This section provides some additional information
about the Basic Setup process.
For problems with setup, please refer to our online support page at:
www.LifelinkMedicalAlert.com/support
Information on Local Setup and Remote Setup
All setup of your system is done by using the numeric keypad on either
a directly-attached (Local Setup mode) or remote (Remote Setup mode)
telephone. The next sections describe how to enter Setup mode through either
method:
Performing Setup From a Directly-Attached Phone (Local Setup)
To perform Local Setup, you must have a phone attached to the Console.
If this is the case, simply pick up this directly-attached phone handset and
press the SETUP button on the Console.
Performing Setup Remotely (Remote Setup)
In order to use Remote Setup, the system must be connected
to a working phone line.
Remote Setup is available with your Prodigy system. Remote Setup is
benecial, for example, if the individual programming the system cannot
physically be near the device or if a directly-attached telephone is not avail-
able for local setup.
Note that, once in Setup mode, Setup will time out if a
keypress is not received from the phone within 30 seconds.
This is done to ensure that the system isn’t inadvertently left
in Setup mode. While this timeout is just an inconvenience for
Local Setup, remote users may need to re-initiate the setup
process by re-coordinating with the system owner if a timeout
occurs.
To initiate setup remotely, execute the following:
Ensure that the phone line is not in use, and press (or coordinate to1.
have someone press) the SETUP button on the Console.
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A message will play instructing you to press the SETUP button again2.
within 5 seconds.
The remote user then has up to 60 seconds to dial in to the system by3.
calling the phone number associated with the line to which Prodigy is
connected. They will immediately be connected to the Setup Menu.
Things to Know About Pendants
A maximum of 12 Pendants can be used with your Prodigy system.•
The lanyard on your Pendant is designed to break away in the event that•
it should get caught on something during a fall.
Your Pendant is engineered to be worn in the shower or bath tub.•
However, the Pendant is not intended to be submersed in water for an
extended period.
To determine your eective Pendant-to-Console range, you can walk•
throughout your home and property and press the CANCEL button on
the Pendant every 10 feet or so. You will hear a chime (by default) on
the Console if you are within range in that area.
You should replace the battery in your Pendant(s) every six months or•
so.
Things To Know About Emergency Numbers
If you wish to use 911 (or equivalent), you should program this number•
as the last number in your sequence. The reason for this is that, once a
call goes to 911, no further calls will be made. Prodigy has done its job.
For information on our “Direct to 911” feature (which bypasses all other
programmed numbers), please reference that section.
A maximum of 20 digits can be programmed for phone numbers.•
You can program up to a maximum of eight emergency numbers.•
When entering a phone number, enter it EXACTLY as it would be dialed•
from the location in which Prodigy is being used. For example, if the
number to be dialed is a long distance number, enter the number as
you would dial a long distance number from a regular phone from this
location.
If you need to program a pause within the number (i.e. if you need to•
dial a “9” from a hotel room to get an outside line, for example), each
press of the *key generates a 1-second pause.
Examples of Effective Outgoing Recorded Messages
The following are examples of good outgoing messages:
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“This is Mr. Brown. I’ve fallen and can’t get to
the phone. I live at 42 Barbara Drive in Wilmington
Delaware. The lockbox combination is 4856.”
“Hello, this is Edith King. I have had a medical
emergency and I need help right away. Please send
help now.”
The system automatically adds the following message onto the end of
all personally-recorded messages:
Please press 0 multiple times on your phone to communicate
by two-way speakerphone. This message will replay momen-
tarily.
Things To Know About Your Recorded/Outgoing Message
The recorded emergency message, sometimes referred to as the“Out-•
going Message,” is the message you want the call recipient(s) to hear in
the event of an actual emergency.
You do NOT need to record your own message if you choose not to. In•
this case, the default system message will be used.
You have up to 20 seconds of record time if you wish to record your•
own emergency message. Optimally, you should try to keep your mes-
sage as short as possible while still providing any necessary information
such as person’s name, the fact that there is an emergency, and special
instructions such as the location of the door key, lockbox combination,
etc.
If your call goes to 911, by default, your recorded message will not play;•
two-way communications will be established immediately.
Caregivers should strongly encourage the user to try to pay
attention to the system’s LED indicator lights, if possible. If any
light is red, the user should notify someone and/or resolve the
problem themselves. A red LED indicator indicates a problem
that needs to be addressed. All green means everything is ok.
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3. oPTIonal feaTuRes seTuP
Your Prodigy system contains optional features which can be enabled
to enhance your use of the system. The following sections describe the
procedures for activating the optional features built into the system. Some key
terms used for optional features are described below.
The Primary Contact
The term “Primary Contact”, used in certain notication and testing functions,
refers to the telephone number of the individual who is primarily responsible (or
who has taken primary responsibility) for the user of the Prodigy system.
Test Required Interval
By default, your Prodigy system recommends that a test (manual or automatic)
be conducted at least once every 30 days. The number of days allowed to
elapse is called the “Test Required Interval”. Once the number of days runs down
to zero, the TEST REQUIRED indicator LED on the Console will begin ashing red
To set or review the Test Required Interval, execute these steps:
From the “General Settings” menu option within Setup, select option1.
2for “Test Required Interval”.
Follow the voice prompts to 1) set the test required interval, 2) review2.
the interval, or 3) review the number of days until the next test is
required.
Setting the System Clock
Some optional features are based on a reasonably-accurate system clock,
though none actually requires it. An accurate clock is more of a convenience
than a requirement. To set the clock, execute these steps:
From the“General Settings”menu within Setup, select option1. 3for
“System Clock”.
Follow the voice prompts to enter the system time.2.
Automatic Test Call Setup
The Automatic Test Call is a test call that will be automatically executed at the
time of day you specify. The benet of the automatic test call is that you do not
need to remember to test the system; it remembers it for you.
To program the Automatic Test Call function, execute these steps:
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From the Setup Menu, press1. 4for “Test Call Setup.”
From the“Test Call Setup” menu, press2. 1for Automatic Test Call
Settings.
Follow the voice prompts to add, change, delete, or review the current3.
settings for automatic test calls.
Things to Know About Automatic Test Calls
The automatic test call will• only execute if a test is required (if the TEST
REQUIRED light is ashing red). A test is required if 30 days (default set-
ting) or more have elapsed since the last successful test call.
If you wish to have the test call go ONLY to your Primary Contact, you•
must have the Primary Contact phone number programmed into your
system prior to setting this option.
Notification Setup
Your Prodigy system oers the capability to make an outbound telephone call
to the Primary Contact to inform them of a particular problem (or imminent
problem) with the system.
There are three basic kinds of notications:
Console Low Battery Notication•
Failed Pendant Notication•
Social Safety Notication•
Setup for each is described in the sections that follow.
Console Low Battery Notification Setup
Your Prodigy system is engineered to be able to run o of the 9-volt battery
in the Console in the event that the primary AC house power fails. However,
if the backup battery fails along with an AC power outage, the system will not
operate. To ensure that this does not occur, while the CONSOLE BATTERY light
will ash red, you can set the system to make an outbound telephone call to
your Primary Contact.
To program the Console Low Battery Notication function, execute these steps:
From the Setup Menu, press1. 5for “Notication Setup.”
From the“Notication Setup” menu, press2. 2for “Console Low Battery
Notication.”
Follow the voice prompts to add, change, delete, or review the current3.
settings for this function.
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Things to Know About Console Low Battery Notication
You must have your Primary Contact phone number programmed in•
order to use this function.
After this function has been programmed, the notication is automatic•
if a low battery is detected; the call will be made at the programmed
time of day.
Failed Pendant Notification Setup
Your Prodigy system is engineered such that the Pendant sends periodic status
reports to the Console. Among other things, these status reports communicate
the power level of the battery in the Pendant. If the power level gets too low,
the Pendant is marked as “at risk”, and the PENDANT STATUS indicator light on
the Console will ash red.
Similarly, a Pendant is marked as “failed” if the Console does not receive
consistent status reports. For example, if a Pendant simply stops working for
whatever reason, the PENDANT STATUS indicator light will begin ashing red.
To program the Failed Pendant Notication function, execute these steps:
From the Setup Menu, press1. 5for “Notication Setup.”
From the“Notication Setup” menu, press2. 1for “Failed Pendant
Notication.”
Follow the voice prompts to add, change, delete, or review the current3.
settings for this function.
Things to Know About Failed Pendant Notication
After this function has been programmed, the notication is automatic•
if an at-risk or failed Pendant is detected; the call will be made at the
programmed time of day.
If the PENDANT STATUS indicator light on the Console is ashing red•
-- and you have multiple Pendants -- one of them is having the problem.
To determine which Pendant is having the problem, simply press the
CANCEL button on each Pendant. The normal chime will sound if the
Pendant is OK. Otherwise, an audible message will sound on the Con-
sole indicating that this is the problem Pendant. Obviously, if you get
no response from the Console, that Pendant is having the problem.
Social Safety Setup
Past experience in the industry indicates that some caregivers wish to have the
capability of ensuring that the user presses a button on their system in response
to an alarm-clock-like sound that occurs daily. We call this feature the“Social
Safety” function.
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If this feature is activated, when the time of day programmed into the system for
this function approaches, the system will sound an alarm-clock-like alarm. If the
CANCEL button (either on the Pendant or on the Console) is not pressed within
15 minutes of the start of the alarm, the system will execute the emergency
calling process as if it were an actual triggered emergency. This function is
useful if the user has become unable to press the HELP button on their Pendant
to call for help.
To program the Social Safety Notication function, execute these steps:
From the Setup Menu, press1. 5for “Notication Setup.”
From the“Notication Setup” menu, press2. 3for Social Safety
Notication.
Follow the voice prompts to add, change, delete, or review the current3.
settings for Social Safety Notication.
Things to Know About Social Safety Notication
You should only activate this function if you are sure that 1) the user•
understands this function and what they are required to do, and 2) the
user is home at all times; that is, they will not be traveling overnight
away from the Console. If they will be traveling overnight and this func-
tion is turned on, you should power down your Prodigy prior to travel-
ing. Alternatively, you can temporarily turn this function o.
If the CANCEL button is pressed within the 15-minute period (either on•
the Pendant or the Console), the alarm clock sound will stop sounding,
and the function will be re-scheduled for the next day. If the CANCEL
button is not pressed within the 15-minute period, the system will
execute the emergency call process.
Note that this function SHOULD NOT be used as a regular alarm clock as•
the Console may be too far from the user for the user to hear the alarm
bell during sleep.
Cancel Button Confirmation Sound: Chime or Barking Dog
You can change the sound played when the CANCEL button is pressed on
the Pendant or the Console. This sound is referred to as the “Cancel Button
Conrmation Sound.” By default, when you press the CANCEL button on the
Pendant or the Console, the Console will sound a double-chime. Alternatively,
you can program the system to sound a barking dog.
To program the sound which plays when you press the CANCEL button, execute
these steps:
From the“General Settings”menu within Setup, select Option1. 5
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“Override the Cancel Button Conrmation Sound”.
Follow the voice prompts to select a chime or a barking dog.2.
Setting the Cancel Button Conrmation Sound to “Barking Dog”
may be benecial for individuals who may wish to ward o
potential intruders. Each press of the CANCEL button cycles
through one of three dierent dog bark patterns for a more
natural-sounding dog bark.
If you have selected Barking Dog, and you actually have the
occasion to use it, you should use the CANCEL button on
the Console rather than on the Pendant. Though both can
be used, using the CANCEL button on the Console will save
battery power in the Pendant.
Override the Default 911 Emergency Number
Engineers of the Prodigy system recognize that 911 is not the emergency
number used for all countries or locations. This option allows the user to
override the 911 number; this new number becomes the “911 Equivalent”
number. It is important to understand that Prodigy will skip 911 or the
programmed 911-equivalent number during test calls.
Under normal circumstances, you do not need to be concerned
with this setting if you will be using your Prodigy system within
the United States or Canada.
To override the 911 emergency number, execute these steps:
From the“General Settings”menu within Setup, select Option1. 5
“Override the Default 911 Emergency Phone Number for Your Country
or Location.”
Follow the voice prompts to override the default 911 emergency2.
number.
Additionally, within this menu option, you can override the default setting to
either play -- or not play -- your recorded message to 911 or equivalent. By
default, your recorded message will NOT play to 911. Note that, if you wish to
override the default, you should check with your local 911 emergency services
personnel to be sure that they authorize a pre-recorded message as part of the
emergency call.
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