LONEALERT Man Down X User manual

367-1001
Product Manual
Man Down X.

Press and hold the
SOS button until the
device vibrates and
beeps.
Raising an alarm
How to use the
Man Down X.
To turn the device on press and
hold the power button until you
see the blue and green LEDs
come on for a few seconds and
then begin flashing. To Power Off
press and hold the power button
until you hear 2 beeps.
Power On/Off

Custom Timer
To create a Custom
Timer press and hold the
phone button.
Default Timer
To create a Default Timer,
press and hold the +
button until the device
vibrates.
To cancel any Active
Timers, press and hold the
- button until the device
vibrates.
Cancel Timer
Press the phone button
once or twice to end a
call.
Ending a call

A Custom Timer creates a Timer
for a period set by the user. To
create a Custom Timer press and
hold the phone button on the front
of the Man Down X until it beeps
and vibrates. You will be prompt-
ed to leave your desired length of
time. You can also leave a mes-
sage describing your location or
other relevant information. This
is available to Respondents in an
Alert.
Custom Timers
A Default Timer creates a
Timer for a fixed duration. The
duration is set in The OWL
Portal.
To create a Default Timer on
the device, press and hold the
+ button on the side of the
Man Down X until the device
vibrates which indicates that
the Timer is set.
Default Timers
Timers
When your Timer expires, the device will start ringing. This is to
remind you that your Timer has expired and you need to take
action.
With a push of a button a lone worker can create and set
Timers. When a set Timer elapses before you are able to
take action, The OWL will create an alert.

To Cancel a Timer, press
and hold the - button
until
the device vibrates which
indicates that the Timer
cancellation has been
sent.
Cancelling Timers
With a push of a button a lone worker can create and set
Timers. When a set Timer elapses before you are able to
take action, The OWL will create an alert.
If your Timer expires before
you have been able to up-
date it, you will receive a call
on your Man Down X device
or to the phone number you
have registered with us. In
this event, you need to take
action to let people know you
are ok.
If the call is received via your
mobile phone, you will need
to enter your PIN code when
prompted via the keypad.
Your Timer will be restarted
if you had a periodic Timer
set, or cancelled if you set a
standard Timer.
If no mobile is set up, the call
will come to your device. You
can’t enter a pin, but just end
the call and either Create or
Cancel a Timer within 5 min-
utes to prevent an Alert.
Expired Timers

The Man Down function provides the lone worker
with added protection. Man Down is a tilt-switch
inside the Man Down X that automatically sends
an alert signal if the device is tipped on its side for
longer than the chosen preset period.
This feature increases situational awareness,
enhances worker safety and improves response
time.
The device remains silent for 30
seconds and then notifies you
it is in a Man Down status. You
then have 1 minute to cancel
this status by simply putting the
Man Down X upright during this
period. If not cancelled, an Alert
will be raised.
Functionality
What is
Man Down?

Lone worker
trips, falls or has
an accident.
The fall will
activate the Man
Down function.
This alerts The
OWL which will
then contact your
nominated contacts.
Your contact will try
to make contact via
the device to check
you are OK and send
help if needed.
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The sequence
of events.

Firstly, do not panic! If the alert is a false alert you
simple need to let the Alarm Receiving Centre
know, they will ask you for your PIN to verify your
identity.
What’s
my PIN?
You will be provided with a
memorable PIN by either your
manager, or your organisation’s
LONEALERT Champion.
What happens
with alerts?
What happens if you raise
a false alert?
Alerts are dealt with by the Alarm Receiving Centre or
your nominated contacts, usually colleagues. Your Man
Down X will connect you directly with a Responder op-
erator who will provide assistance and reassurance.
If required, they can direct emergency services to you.
Nominated contacts will be automatically notified by call,
text message and email.

Knowing how to raise an alert quickly is essential.
The Panic Alert button on the Man Down X is located
on the front of the device, designed for quickness
and ease of use in an emergency.
To raise an alert press and
hold the SOS button until
beeps and vibrates.
The Panic Alert
In an alert, a brief beep
and vibration indicates
that the SOS button has
been pressed, the Man
Down X will then raise
a panic in accordance
with your company
procedure.
If you have our Alarm
Receiving centre set as
your first point of con-
tact , your Man Down
X will raise a 2 way call
with them.
The
Panic Alarm

When a fall is detected, the Man Down X is silent for 30 sec-
onds. It then beeps, vibrates and the Blue LED double flashes
for 1 minute. If not cancelled by putting the unit upright, an
alarm is raised.
Red & Blue LEDs
Continuous Red light is battery charging
Fast flash (0.3 seconds on , 0.3 seconds off) low battery
Flashing Blue light (1 second on, 1 second off) GPS initial-
ising
Flashing Blue light (every 5 seconds) is device in sleep
mode
Blue LED off is GPS fix
What do the LED
lights mean?
Please note: GPS location can take a few minutes to find your
location when you power your Man Down X up for the very
first time. We suggest that before use, you place it close to
an external window or wear it outside for around 5 minutes.

Continuous Green light is a call is a incoming call
or call in progress
Flashing Green light (every 5 seconds) is device in
sleep mode
Flashing Green light (1 second on, 1 second off) GSM
initialising
Green LED off is connected to GSM network
Green LED

Step 1) Removing the battery cover
With the Man Down X turned off, place
your Man Down X with the front facing
down. Use the mini screwdriver (included)
to remove the two screws to release the
cover. Lift the back cover from the notch
at the bottom of the Man Down X.
Step 2) Removing the battery
Lift the battery from the notch at the bottom and pull it
out of the Man Down X towards you.
Step 3) Opening the SIM card slot
With the Man Down X lay flat in front of you, there will be 2
silver components, the one on the left is for the SIM card,
to open it, slide the silver component down towards you.
Step 4) Inserting the SIM card
Pop out the Micro SIM card found
within the box and place it into the
Man Down X, (gold side facing down)
making sure the notch in the corner
matches with the SIM card holder.
Inserting a
SIM card

Step 5) Closing the SIM card slot
Fold the silver cover down onto the SIM card and slide it
up and away from you to lock the SIM in place.
Step 6) Replacing the battery
Place the battery back in the Man Down X with the gold
tab matching withthe connectors in the top left of the Man
Down X.
Step 7) Replacing the battery cover
Place the battery cover back onto the Man
Down X and use the mini screwdriver to
screw it in place. Take care not to cross
thread the screws.
Step 8) Check the Man Down X
Now that you are setup you are ready to test your device.

Man Down X
Accessories
In the box
In the box together with your device, you
will find the following:
> Leather case > Belt loop 32mm
> 3-pin mains charger > USB lead
> Screwdriver

365-0001 |
Spring Clip
To enable Man Down X
case to be clipped to
clothing
365-0002 |
Stick on Dock
Adhesive mount for Man
Down X to be docked on -
e.g. as central location for
shared use
365-0003 |
Screw through Dock
Screws through work wear
Man Down X
Accessories
Also available to order
365-0008 |
Sew on Case
Stitch onto work wear

Man Down X
Accessories
Also available to order
365-0010 |
Chest Harness
Alternative wearing
position with
comprehensive harness.
365-0009 |
Waterproof Case
Waterproof Case for using
the Man Down device
underwater.
365-0017 |
Swappable Battery
If unit is needed for 24/7
operation spare battery
can be hot swapped and
charged outside of MDX
device.
365-0001 | MDX Leather Case
Carry case for Man Down X with
belt clip
365-0016 | Charge Pack
Man Down X charging pack - USB
lead, plus adapters for 12v vehicle
and mains charging.
Need extra?
365-0004 | Belt Loop 32mm
Man Down X charging pack -USB
lead, plus adapters for 12v vehicle
and mains charging.

Basic Characteristics
Module
Name | Man Down X
Technology | GSM, GPRS, GPS
Size and weight:
Height | 77mm
Width | 47mm
Depth | 20mm
Battery Spec:
Removable 1100 mAh/3.7 V Lithium-ion battery
Power saving mode | 180 hours
Normal mode | 20 hours
Operating temp | -20c to +55c
Power
Charging Voltage | 5V DC 4.2 -5.5 V 400 mA
Battery | 1100 mAh/Li-ion battery
Charging Connector | Micro USB
GSM:
Quad band GSM ( B2/B3/B5/B8)
4G network (850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
Features:
Sensors | Tilt /Man Down
Scenario | Panic Alert, Custom &
Default Timers
Ingress Protection | IP65

Basic Characteristics Interface
Configurable Buttons | 5
USB | 2.0 Micro USB
LED Indication | 3 LEDs
SIM | Micro - SIM
Memory | 8MB internal flash memory
Sales Package contents:
Man Down X device
Leather case
Mains adapter
Screw driver
USB cable
Product Manual
SIM Card

Safety Information
This message contains information on how to operate
Man Down X safely. By following these requirements
and recommendations, you will avoid dangerous situ-
ations. You must read these instructions carefully and
follow them strictly before operating the device!
• Use only original batteries specified by manufac-
tuer and chargers exclusively designed for your
device.
• Incompatible batteries and chargers may cause
serious injuries or damage to your device.
• Use batteries safely. Protect batteries from mois-
ture, place them in a cool and dry place when
storing. Avoid extensive operation at high tempera-
tures. Do not attempt charging battery directly from
the electrical mains.
• Power supply circuits used to charge the device
connection must have safeguards, which prevent
power leakage, short circuits, or incorrect electrical
grounding. Any used switches ought to be installed
in a readily accessible location. Power must be
uninterrupted.
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