LogicMark FreedomAlert 35911 Installation instructions

v0.2
Guardian Alert
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INSTALLATION & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
Model #35911

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PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL COMPLETELY AND SAVE IT FOR REF-
ERENCE.
Thank you for choosing FreedomAlert®– the most unique Personal Emergency
Response System in the world, and covered by both US and Canadian patents.
FreedomAlert is your personal link to Family, Friends, or Emergency Personnel
when needed. FreedomAlert allows you to program up to 4 numbers to be reached
at the push of a button.
With FreedomAlert - there are:
No Activation Costs
No Contracts
No Monthly Fees
Up to 4 user programmable contacts to call anytime. You can personalize the system
with a ick of a slide switch on the Base unit to:
Call up to 4 custom contacts
Call up to 4 custom contacts & then the 911 emergency operator
Or just the 911 emergency operator.
Because you are speaking through the pendant, FreedomAlert allows you to person-
ally communicate your emergency from anywhere in your home or yard. Emergen-
cies can happen anyplace. And just one button activation.
Traveling? Whether you are moving across town or going to visit the grandkids
across the country - just unplug your FreedomAlert from the phone jack, unplug
the power adaptor and throw it in your suitcase. When you get to your destination,
simply plug it into the local phone jack and power outlet. No additional program-
ming needed. And if you call 911, they will automatically have the local ‘caller
ID’ of that location.
Voice prompts provide easy set-up and testing.
Base unit comes with 4 rechargeable batteries to provide up to 10-12 hours of
standby power in the event of a power outage.
Need others to share the system in your home. No problem, you can add as many
additional Pendants to one Base unit as you wish.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview of the FreedomAlert ................................................................2
Contents of FreedomAlert kit ..................................................................4
Limitation of Liability ..............................................................................5
Installing the Batteries..............................................................................6
Connecting the Base Unit
Power Connection...........................................................................8
Telephone Connections...................................................................8
How to Handle VoIP & DSL...........................................................9
Location of Base Unit ...................................................................10
Base Unit Options & Features
Friends List and Emergency Operator ..........................................10
Programming the Unit
Programming Telephone Numbers .............................................. 11
Telephone Number Programming Worksheet...............................12
Adding Additional Pendants to the System ..................................14
Operating the FreedomAlert
Operating the Pendant...................................................................15
Holding the Pendant......................................................................16
Hanging Up...................................................................................16
Lanyard, Belt Clip or Wrist-Strap.................................................16
Battery Check................................................................................17
System Check................................................................................18
Emergency Dialing Using the Panic Button .................................19
Operating Range ...........................................................................19
Water Resistance...........................................................................20
Periodic Testing / Maintenance
Replacing Batteries .......................................................................20
Out of Service Storage or Transportation .....................................20
Troubleshooting Guide ...........................................................................21
Disclaimer / General Warnings & Precautions / Safety ......................25
Warranty..................................................................................................28
Replacement Parts / Additional Accessories Available ........................29
Product Specications ............................................................................30

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Pendant
Rechargeable Li-Ion Special
Pendant Batteries - 2 Pieces
Screwdriver
Base Unit
AC Adapter
Phone Cord
Wrist / Walker / Wheelchair
strap
Belt Clip
Lanyard
Rechargeable AA Batteries - 4 Pieces
Contents of the FreedomAlert Kit:
The items below are included with your FreedomAlert .

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Limitation of Liability
This page is a summary of the Disclaimer and Limited Warranty disclosed
in full at the end of this instruction manual.
The purchaser agrees by using this product to the terms and conditions below
and in the Disclaimer and Limited Warranty. The purchaser also agrees to
read and follow all instructions and warnings on the product and contained
within these Installation and Operation Instructions.
It will be the sole responsibility of the purchaser and user to assure that the
FreedomAlert product is installed and programmed properly, and that the unit
is used and maintained correctly. This includes, but is not limited to, periodic
use to assure that the FreedomAlert, including batteries, are 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.
The FreedomAlert equipment is not designed or guaranteed to prevent any
loss or injury. This Limited Warranty and Disclaimer of Liability discussed
in full at the end of this instruction manual constitutes the terms of sale and
use of the FreedomAlert (and accessories) equipment, and if, notwithstanding
these terms of sale and use of the product, there should arise any liability on
the part of LogicMark 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 LogicMark’s negligence to any degree or failure to perform
any obligation or strict products liability, such liability will be limited to an
amount paid by the Purchaser for the product.
Further, LogicMark has no obligation to assure that calls are made, received
or responded to, nor is LogicMark responsible for acts, or consequences of
the acts, of those responding.
LogicMark 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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Installing the Batteries
Pendant - small white/silver batteries. The Pendant requires one of the
white/silver Li-Ion (Lithium Ion) batteries at any given time. The pendant
should be able to run up to 2 months on a fully charged battery. 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 battery - rotate the battery cap
90’counter-clockwise. Pull the battery cap
straight up to remove. Install the battery
with the negative side up facing the cap.
Re-install the cap by aligning the cap as
per the diagram to the left. Then push the
cap back down and rotate 90’ clockwise to
lock in place.
When the battery is first installed into
the Pendant - you will hear an audible
announcement of the battery status: “Bat-
tery is ok”; “Battery is low” or “Replace
battery now”. If the battery is fully dis-
charged when you get your unit - you may
not hear anything - at which point you
will need to charge one of the batteries up
overnight in the base charger before you
will be able to use the system.
You can check the battery status at any
time by simply pushing the gray battery test button on the back of the Pen-
dant for a second.
TO REMOVE THE BATTERY: Remove the cap and turn the pendant
upside down. Rap the pendant rmly against your hand a few times to get
the battery to fall out.
NOTE: These white/silver batteries are very special batteries that are not
available at your local store. See Specication on page 30 for more details,
or contact LogicMark to purchase replacement batteries.

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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 glow red when charg-
ing and green when fully
charged.
Base - larger batteries: The Base unit
requires 4 rechargeable NiMH batteries.
Unlike the Pendant battery - these are readily
available in many retail stores. These are to
provide you with up 10-12 hours of battery
back-up protection in the event of a power
failure. They will not be damaged by con-
tinually charging in the base unit.
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 10-12 hour battery back-up
protection.
Unscrew the cover on the bottom of the Base unit with the supplied screw-
driver. 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
“Running on battery power”. This will continue every minute for up to 15
minutes - then every 30 minutes until power is applied through the power
adaptor. (If you do not hear anything - this simply means your batteries will
need to be fully charged overnight. Or it may mean that you have already
plugged in the power adaptor - which is why it would not announce “Run-
ning on battery power”.
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.

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Connecting the Base Unit
Power Connection. Simply plug in the AC Adapter in to the nearest elec-
trical 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’ coun-
ter-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 10-12 hours when the back
up batteries become discharged.
Telephone Connection. No special phone line or special service is required
to use your FreedomAlert. Your phone will work with your existing touch-
tone phone line and existing service. It works the same way as any cordless
phone. (Touch Tone service is required). Simply plug one end of the
telephone cord into your telephone jack in the wall, and the other end into
either one of the telephone jacks at the back of the Base unit. Note - you
will feel a ‘click’ when the jacks 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
FreedomAlert, simply plug the telephone into the spare jack at the back of
the Base unit.

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How to Handle VoIP & DSL
If Your Phone System is VoIP: Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a
telephone service that sends your call over the Internet instead of through
the regular telephone system. FreedomAlert will work well on most VoIP
systems.
It is important (if you haven’t already done so) that you register your physi-
cal address with your VoIP provider and check to insure that 911 service is
available to you.
If you are unsure if your phone system uses VoIP, or to nd if your VoIP system
is capable of calling 911, please contact your telephone service provider.
To install FreedomAlert, simply plug the product into the telephone jack (or
adaptor jack) that you would normally plug a regular telephone into.. Note,
if you have both a working traditional phone line AND a VoIP phone system
we recommend connecting the FreedomAlert system to the traditional phone
line.
For more information on using the FreedomAlert product with your VoIP
system, visit our website at www.LogicMark.com and view the FAQ under
the OUR PRODUCTS tab.
How to Handle DSL: If your home has DSL
service for your computer, you will need to
use a DSL lter in line with the FreedomAlert
OR IT WILL NOT WORK. This lter can be
obtained from a local electronics supplier or
your DSL service provider. See illustration
to the right.
To FreedomAlert

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Locating the Base Unit: For best results and longest range, locate the Base
unit in an area away from household appliances which could present electrical
interference. These include microwave ovens, televisions, electric mixers
or blenders, hair dryers, wi routers or other cordless phones. Do not place
on a metal surface.
If more than one FreedomAlert is to be used in one home, it is recommended
that the Base units be located at least 10’ apart.
Base Unit Options and Features:
The FreedomAlert can work right out of the box with no programming. To
avoid programming any telephone numbers, simply slide the slide switch
at the back of the Base unit to the “911 Only” mode. Then, when you push
the blue button on the Pendant - you will be immediately connected to 911
emergency services. Note: If no Friend’s list phone numbers are entered
or a mistake was made while programming the Freedom Alert, it will
automatically default to 911 for each of the 3 slide switch settings.
If you choose not to program any Friends numbers, simply skip these next
steps on Programming Telephone Numbers and jump to page 14.
Friend’s List and Emergency Operator.
In addition to being able to call 911, you can also program up to 4 telephone
numbers of your choosing. You need not program all 4 - just one if you
like. Typically, you might have it programmed for 2 numbers - to call your
neighbor and if they are not available, to call a family member. Even if you
do program a number or more into the Base unit - you can still at any time
choose to call “911 Only” by just sliding the switch at the back of the Base
unit. Your numbers remain in memory and will be ready for use when you

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slide the slide switch back to one of the “Friends” position. Note: Discon-
necting power or changing batteries does not erase the numbers.
How does the Base unit know when to go to the next number? The base
unit will rst dial the rst number in the “Friends” list. About 20 seconds
into the conversation, the Base unit will interrupt the call and announce
“This is an emergency call. If you want to continue this call - Press 5 now.
Otherwise, we will hang up and call the next contact or emergency opera-
tor”. At this point - the person that is being called must press the “5” key
on their telephone if they want to continue the call. If they don’t press “5”,
then the Base unit will assume they do not want to talk, or that it may be an
answering machine or a child - at which point it hangs up and goes on to the
next number. It is important to instruct the people you have programmed
into your “Friends” list to press “5” when they get this call, and when they
hear this message.
Programming the Base Unit
Programming Telephone Numbers:
If you choose to only contact 911 - and not a custom telephone number - skip
these next steps (and go to page 14) - and make sure your slide switch on the
back of the Base unit is set to “911 only”.
NOTES:
• As you program the system using your telephone on the same line as you
have established the call with in the previous steps, 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 FreedomAlert can learn telephone numbers up to 16 digits long, and
you do not have to program all 4 numbers
• Need to add a pause in your number sequence......simply insert a “”
where ever you need a 1 second pause. Insert “” if you need a 2
second pause.
• Remember to program a 1before any long distance numbers.
• Remember to program any AREA CODE numbers if needed.
• Remember to program any PREFIX NUMBERS (like 9 to get an outside
line) if needed.
• If a new number is programmed into the system, all old numbers will
be erased.

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Step 1: Write out the numbers you are wanting to program into the system.
Below we will refer to Number 1 as the rst number, Number 2 as the second
number etc. Include area-codes and a 1 or 9 if they are needed for dialing.
Step 2: Establish a phone connection with a friend or family member - or
with your cell phone. This is done as follows. From your home phone (on
the same line as the FreedomAlert is hooked-up to) call your cell phone (or
a friend or neighbor if you don’t have a cellphone). Answer the phone (or
wait until your neighbor answers the phone and tell them just to wait a minute
while you program your system). Note: If you don’t do this step, then as
you begin to program the unit with your telephone - the phone company will
think you are trying to dial an outline number and will try to complete the
call. By having the phone line already in use with your cell phone or friend
or family member - you are now ready to program the FreedomAlert.
Step 3: With the phone connection established in Step 2, slide the slide switch
at the back of the Base unit to “Learn Mode”. You will hear an audible
announcement of this position.
Step 4: Determine how many contact numbers you want to enter. Follow
the next steps to enter these numbers.
NOTE: The “#” key (the key in the lower right corner of your phone keypad)
must be entered before each phone number as shown in the work sheet on
the next page - and then pressed 4 times to exit out of programming.
Telephone Number Programming Worksheet:
Note: You will be using your telephone keypad on an open telephone line to
program the emergency call telephone numbers. The base will speak each
number that is pushed on the telephones keypad.
Dial Slowly – listen for each number to be announced, if you did not hear
the voice announcement – the number was not recorded.
The Freedom Alert can learn telephone numbers up to 16 digits long and you
DO NOT have to program all 4 contact telephone numbers. When you have
nished entering the telephone numbers that you want, skip to step 9.

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1. Completely ll out this worksheet before starting to program telephone
numbers.
2. Call a friend or family member on your telephone.
3. Slide switch to LEARN MODE [voice prompt – Learn Mode]
4. Enter: 1234 [voice prompt – one, two, three, four, programming mode]
5. (Enter “#” then the 1st phone number) :
#__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
[voice prompt – numbers as you enter them]
Skip to step 9 to Exit Programming, or
6. (Enter “#” then the 2nd phone number)
#__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
[voice prompt – numbers as you enter them]
Skip to step 9 to Exit Programming, or
7. (Enter “#” then the 3rd phone number) :
#__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
[voice prompt – numbers as you enter them]
Skip to step 9 to Exit Programming, or
8. (Enter “#” then the 4th phone number) :
#__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
[voice prompt – numbers as you enter them]
9. Enter: #### [voice prompt – end of programming]
10. Slide switch back to Friends & 911, Friends Only or 911 Only
11. Programming complete!

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Adding Additional Pendants to the System.
FreedomAlert comes with one Pendant. If you want to add additional pen-
dants to your system - follow the directions here. If not, skip this section.
The Pendant’s unique ID code should already be learned into the Base unit
when it came from the factory. You can add additional Pendants (up to 16)
to the system by simply teaching each pendant’s ID code to the Base unit.
To program a new Pendant to the Base unit:
On the Base Unit:
1. Push and release the RED Code Learn button on the back of the base
unit. You will hear a voice prompt “Synchronizing Mode”
On the Pendant:
2. PUSH the Gray Battery Test button and then IMMEDIATELY push the
Blue Panic button –HOLD both buttons until you hear “Synchronizing
Mode” from the pendant - then release both buttons on the pendant.
• If “Base and Pendant out of Range” is heard from the pendant, STOP
- wait 30 seconds and start at step #1 again.
3. When Synchronizing has been successful you will hear “All Systems
are OK” and then it will announce the call setting that the base is set
to – Friends 911 Mode, Friends Only or 911 Only.
• If “Base and Pendant out of Range” is heard from the Base or Pen-
dant, STOP - wait 30 seconds and start at step #1 again.
Notes:
• You have less than 10 seconds after pushing the RED Code Learn button
on the base unit to get the pendant to enter “Synchronizing Mode”.
• Teaching additional pendants does not erase previously learned pen-
dants.
• The base unit will automatically exit the pendant learning mode after
about ten seconds.
• If you hear the voice prompt “Base and Pendant Out of Range” an error
has occurred, wait 30 seconds for the base to reset and repeat steps 1
& 2.

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At a later point in time, you might want to erase your previously learned
pendants. You can erase all previously learned pendants by simply holding
down the red Code Learn button at the back of the Base unit for 8 seconds.
You will hear the conrmation of “Previous Pendant Codes Erased” from
the Base unit. After that, you can program a new pendant to the base unit
following the steps above as desired.
Operating the FreedomAlert:
Operating the Pendant. The Pendant is simple in operation - having one
main Blue button - and a smaller Gray button on the back.
The Blue button on the front is the main button to push for a full second to
initiate a call. Once this button is pushed the call proceeds forward to the
‘Friends’ list and or 911 depending on the slide switch setting on the back
of the Base unit.

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Holding the Pendant. At this
point - you simply hold the Pen-
dant as you would any normal
telephone receiver - close to the
head so that you can hear the
other person being called - and
they can hear you speaking.
Hanging -Up. If you choose to cancel the call once initiated - you can simply
push the Gray button on the back for a second to cancel the call and you will
hear “Hanging up”. If at the end of the conversation, the other side hangs-
up, the system will hang-up automatically over the next 60 to 90 seconds,
or you can push the gray button to end the call immediately.
Lanyard, Belt Clip or Wrist Strap.
FreedomAlert comes with 3 accessories for carrying the pendant . You can
carry the Pendant using the Lanyard. You can slide the Pendant in the Belt
Clip, or you can use the Wrist-strap as a means to carry the Pendant. Note
that the Wrist-Strap can also be used as a way to attach the Pendant to a wheel
chair. Choose the method that
suits you best.
The drawing at the right
shows the method of attach-
ing the lanyard to the Pen-
dant.

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Battery Check:
The FreedomAlert has a built-in battery tester. When you press the Gray
button at the back of the Pendant, a voice announcement will inform you of
the battery condition. One of the following messages will be heard:
“Battery is ok.”
Check the battery condition twice a month.
“Replace battery soon.”
The battery should be replaced within the next week.
“Replace battery now.”
The battery should be replaced now.
To replace the battery - simply exchange the battery in the Pendant with the
battery that has been charging in the Base unit.
Please note: If there is no response after pressing the button for one second
or more, the battery is dead and must be replaced immediately.
The battery should be tested at least twice a month along
with the System Check outlined on the next page.
When it gets to the point after a few years that the pendant battery only lasts
3 or 4 weeks before needing to be charged - it is then time to replace both
the Pendant batteries. Note: This is a very unusual battery not available at
most outlets. Order replacement batteries from LogicMark as directed on
page 29.

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System Check:
The button on the bottom of the pendant case which is used to perform the
BATTERY CHECK, will also perform a SYSTEM CHECK. Press and hold
this button for more than four (4) seconds. One of the following announce-
ments will be made.
“System check, all systems are ok.”
This conrms the following:
Battery status.
The Pendant is working.
The Base unit is working.
The Base unit is connected to a working phone line.
The Pendant is within range of the Base unit.
“System cannot detect dial tone.”
The Base unit is not connected to the phone line or can not get a
dial tone for some reason.
“Base and Pendant out of range.”
This conrms one or more of the following:
The Pendant has malfunctioned.
The Base has malfunctioned.
The Pendant and Base unit are not communicating with each other
or are out or range.
If you receive a failure notication, please refer to the TROUBLESHOOT-
ING guide on page 21 of this manual to determine the cause.
This testing feature is very useful - allowing you to conrm that the
system has coverage from all parts of your home. Simply walk to the
various parts of your home and push the Battery Check / System Check
button until you hear the 3 beeps and then the dial tone. You can then
release the button, and you will hear “System Check. All Systems are
OK” voice prompt, or “Pendant and Base out of Range”.

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Caution - To ensure proper operation, this equipment must be
installed according to the these instructions. We highly recom-
mend that you perform this System Check after set-up and instal-
lation and at least twice a month to conrm that your system is
working properly and that the pendant and base unit are in good
communication and that the base unit can get a dial tone. It is
also recommended to perform this system check after a lightning
storm that could damage the base unit which is plugged into the
phone line.
Emergency Dialing Using the Pendant:
In the event of an emergency, press the blue panic button on the front of the
Pendant. When this button is pressed for more than 1 second, the Freedom-
Alert will automatically start dialing from the list of numbers.
If set to the “911 only” mode, then the 911 emergency operator will be called.
When the emergency response operator answers, speak in a normal voice
and you will be heard.
If set to the “Friends only” mode - the system will dial the rst telephone
number in the list. If no one is available for that number, it will dial the
second number, etc - until it gets to the end of the list. It will then repeat
from the top of the list.
If set to the “Friends and 911” mode - the system will dial the rst telephone
number in the list. If no one is available for that number, it will dial the
second number, etc - until it gets to the end of the list. After that, it will then
dial the 911 emergency operator.
Operating Range:
The operating range of your FreedomAlert will depend on many factors in-
cluding intervening walls, electrical interference or various appliances such as
vacuum cleaners, microwave ovens, mixers, coffee grinders, hair dryers and
other sources of electrical noise around the house. The system should cover
your typical home and a short distance into the front, side and back yards.
Perform the System Check on page 18 to determine the boundaries of your
system to know the limits of operation in your home and surroundings.

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Water Resistance:
FreedomAlert will resist occasional splashes from water - i.e as in the shower.
However, it should never be submerged or exposed to water continuously.
Periodic Testing / Maintenance
It is highly recommended that you preform a full System Check (see page
18) at least twice a month. This will conrm that the Pendant battery is in
good condition and that the Base unit is able to get a dial tone.
Replacing Batteries: Replace the Base unit batteries every 2 years - or as
needed. Be sure to purchase NiMH AA batteries with 2700 mAh or greater
capacity. A set of batteries in good condition and fully charged will supply
10-12 hours of back-up in the event of a power outage. You can test this by
unplugging the AC Adapter and hearing the voice prompts. The Base unit
will announce “Running on battery power” once every minute for 15 minutes
- then once very 30 minutes until the batteries are depleted.
Out of Service Storage or Transportation: When storing the Base unit
-or taking it on a trip - or sending it in for repair - it is recommended that
you remove one or all of the AA rechargeable batteries from the base unit so
that the “Running on battery power” announcement for the next 10-12 hours
doesn’t drive the postmaster crazy. Remember to re-install the 4 batteries
in the Base unit when it is put back in service.
Caution - This equipment cannot call out when other equipment (tele-
phone or a computer modem, etc.) are in use on the same phone line.
Having said that however, you can be comforted that in the event someone
is on the telephone elsewhere in the home when you push the Freedom-
Alert button for an emergency situation - even though you cannot call
out - you will be connected to the person on the telephone line in your
home. And thus can communicate with them.