MobileHelp Fall Button User manual

Complete User Guide
Complete Protection System
SRDR-00035 Rev. 1

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Complete User Guide
This User Guide includes information covering the most popular system.
In-Home Wireless System
(Classic)
In-Home Wireless System
What’s In the Box
Optional Accessories
Neck Pendant OR Wrist ButtonCellular Base Station
+
Fall ButtonWall Button
The Fall Button™, and Wall Button are optional and at an additional cost. The Fall Button™
has a separate user guide. Fall Button™ and Wall Button are not UL 1635/1637 certied.

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Setup Guide for the Medical Alert System
We thank you for choosing a Medical Alert System and welcome you to the family.
Congratulations on making a smart choice!
If you have any questions during the setup process, please call Technical Support.
Figure 1
Cellular Base Station Features
(Front)
CBS4-01
CBS4-02
Figure 2
Speaker/Microphone
Battery Charge
Indicator
Temperature
Signal Strength
Indicator
Emergency
Button
Volume
Date & Time
Reset Button
ON/OFF
Switch (Back)
TEST
Button

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Waterproof Help Buttons
LED Light
LED Light
Emergency
Help Button
Pendant
Wristband
Fall Button*
(optional accessory)
*Fall Button does not detect 100% of falls. If able, users should always push their Help Button when they
need assistance. Fall button is not intended to replace a caregiver for users dealing with serious health issues.
Please follow these simple steps to get your system set up and tested.
Connecting your Base Station
Step 1. Select a Location
■We recommend you place the Base Station near the center of your home, such as your
living room, family room or kitchen area.
■Place it near an electrical outlet.
■Do not place any object in front of the Base Station.
■Do not place near any appliances that make noise.
Step 2. Plug in the Power Cord
(Please refer to gure 4)
Plug the power cord that is attached to the back
of the Base Station into an electrical outlet.
To avoid accidentally turning off the Base Station, DO NOT plug it into an electrical
outlet that is controlled by a light switch.
Figure 4

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Step 3. Turning ON your Base Station
■Turn on your Base Station using the ON/OFF switch located on the back.
(Please refer to gure 5)
■The display screen will turn on. (Please refer to gure 6)
■The Emergency and Reset Buttons will illuminate.
■If the Base is setup correctly, the Base Station will say “system ready” within 60 seconds.
■Make sure your Base Station is connected to the cellular network by checking for the
signal strength bars on the display screen.
■You can use the volume control buttons on the front of the unit at the bottom of the display
screen, indicated by the “–” or the “+” sign, to adjust if the voice is too loud or too soft.
■Within a few minutes of turning on the system, the Cellular Base Station will obtain
the date and time from the cellular network and they will appear in the display area.
You are not able to set the date and time manually.
Figure 6Figure 5
ON/OFF
Switch
Model Number: CBS4-01
Manufactured For MobileHelp
Made in Malaysia
FCC ID: PXTCBS4-01
IC ID: 10876A-CBS401
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Testing your In-Home Wireless System
Please test your system on a weekly basis using the TEST icon.
You can use the TEST button on your Cellular Base Station to conduct a test without speaking
to an Emergency Response Operator by following these steps:
- Press and hold the TEST button on Base Station until it illuminates green.
- You will hear an announcement over the Base Station that will instruct you to press the
Emergency Button or Pendant.
- Press the Neck Pendant or Wrist Button.
- The Base Station will announce “test call sent to Emergency Response Center”.
- If your test was successful, you will hear “thank you for testing your device” from the
Base Station speaker.
- If your test was not successful, the Base Station will announce “user auto-test failed.”
Please contact Technical Support.
■The Base Station contains a battery backup. If you would like to test the battery
backup capability, please unplug the power for the Cellular Base Station from the AC
outlet. Then follow the testing steps above. Once you have nished testing, please
remember to plug the power back into the AC outlet.

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Base Station Voice Guidance
Your Base Station has voice announcements. Select announcements are listed below:
Event Voice Prompt Notes
The Base Station is
powered on “System Ready” Base Station ON/OFF switch has been turned on, be sure to connect to electric outlet or it will run on battery backup.
Both red emergency
and blue reset buttons
are ashing
“Power not detected”
or “Power detected”
(when electricity is
reconnected)
Check that the Base Station is correctly plugged
into an electrical outlet.
The battery needs
charging “Low Battery” Check that the Base Station is correctly plugged into an electrical outlet or it will run on battery backup.
The emergency call is
initiated “Call in progress” Alarm is being sent to the Emergency Response Center.
Call connected “Please stand by for
operator” Respond to the Emergency Operator’s call over the device speaker.
Base Station receives a
fall signal
“Fall Detected - Press
and hold Button to
Cancel”
This will occur for about 20 seconds and will allow you time to
cancel the alarm. During this time, you may press and hold the
button on the Fall Button for 5 seconds to cancel the signal.
Fall alarm is canceled “Alarm Canceled” Alarm has been canceled.
Medication Reminders (optional service):
■At the scheduled time for your Medication Reminder, your Cellular Base Station will
announce “Medication Reminder, please press reset to accept” and the blue Reset
Button will ash.
■The name of the medication will be displayed on the Cellular Base Station screen, just as
it was entered in the Connect web portal.
■The Base Station will make the announcement once a minute for 30 minutes or until the
Reset Button is pressed.
■If you press the Reset Button, the reminder will be recorded as accepted. If you do not
press the Reset Button within 30 minutes, the reminder will be recorded as ignored.
■For complete instructions for Medication Reminders, please log in to Connect web portal
and under the “Help” tab, click on “Connect User Guide.”
■If you have any questions, please call Technical Support.

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Important Safety Information
■Keep electrical cords away from heat sources and sharp edges.
■Keep electrical cords away from areas where someone could trip over them.
■Use caution when handling electrical cords.
■Never install electrical cords during a lightning storm.
■Do not use any attachment or accessory that is not intended for use with this system.
■Test your system using the TEST button when possible, as instructed in this User Guide.
■Do not block the Base Station’s microphone. This will affect your ability to communicate
with the Emergency Response Center.
■During a power outage, the Base Station’s battery backup will typically last 24 hours after
it has been charged for 3 hours.
■The Wrist Button and/or Neck Pendant are designed to work at an approximate range of up
to 1400 feet from the Base Station, depending on the size and construction of your home.
Service availability and access/coverage on the AT&T network is not available everywhere and at all
times. Current GPS location may not always be available in every situation.
■Wear your waterproof Help Button at all times.
■The Neck Pendant, Wrist Button and Fall Button are waterproof and can be taken with
you in the shower.
■Do not put the Neck Pendant or Wrist Button through the clothes washer or dryer. Do
not attempt to dry your button out in the microwave or oven.
■If the LED on your pendant ashes amber, the battery is low. Please contact
Customer Service immediately to provide you with a replacement pendant.
WARNING
Strangulation and choking hazard. The Neck Pendant button lanyard has been
designed to break away when tugged. However, the user can still suffer serious
personal injury or death if the cord becomes entangled or stuck on objects.
Avertissement
Risque de suffocation ou d’étranglement. La lanière pour bouton pendentif est
conçue pour se détacher lorsqu’elle est tirée, cependant, l’utilisateur peut subir une
blessure ou la mort si la lanière se mêle ou s’accroche à d’autres objets.

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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I call for help?
Press your Neck Pendant, Wrist Button, or red emergency button on your Base Station.
What happens if I push the button but I can’t speak?
If you are unable to speak or be heard, we will assume it is an emergency and notify
Emergency Response on your behalf. We will also notify the personal contacts listed on
your prole.
If I accidentally set off the alarm, what do I do?
If you accidentally set off the alarm, simply notify the Emergency Operator when they
respond that “THIS IS A FALSE ALARM.” The operator will disconnect and no further
action will be taken.
How will an Emergency Response team get into my home?
Rescue personnel follow different procedures. In most cases, emergency personnel are
authorized to break into your home to help you and cannot be held responsible for any
damages caused as a result of gaining entry.
We recommend that you purchase a “lock box” to safely store your house key. Your lock
box code will be stored on your account and given to emergency personnel in order to
gain entry to your home without causing damage. If you have your own lock box, please
call Customer Service to ensure your code is noted on your account.
How far away from the Base Station will my help buttons work?
The Wrist Button and/or Neck Pendant are designed to work at an approximate range of
up to 1400 feet from the Base Station depending on the size and construction of your home.
What happens if I push my help button but cannot get to the Base Station?
If you push your Help Button, stay where you are. An Emergency Operator will attempt to
communicate with you through your Base Station. If you are not heard, we will assume it
is an emergency and notify Emergency Response on your behalf.
Why is the emergency operator having trouble understanding me?
The microphones in the Base Station are very sensitive, and will pick up surrounding
noises from your television, radio, wind from ceiling fans, and the like. To increase the
quality of the call, look for a quieter area to set up your Base Station in a quieter area.

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Why is my help button not activating my Base Station?
Be sure to press the Help Button once rmly in the center to activate your Base Station.
A small red light below the Neck Pendant of Wrist Button will ash. If the Base Station
does not respond, check to ensure that the Help Button is in range of the Base Station.
If you still have issues with your system, please call Technical Support.
What if I move to a different home, or my personal information has changed?
Please contact Customer Service any time there are any change to your personal
information, including changes to your address and phone number. Just give us a call on
week before you move to determine whether the service will be available in your area.
What if I spend part of the year in another home?
We can transfer your service to your new location. Just give us a call one week before
you go to determine whether the service will be available at your other home.
Can I replace the Neck Pendant cord?
Yes, the Neck Pendant will work with just about any chain or cord, so you are able to use
any one of your personal chains or necklaces. However, the risk of choking may
increase if you do not use the lanyard provided.
Can I replace the Wrist Button band?
Yes, you may replace the Wrist Button band with a standard watch band of your choice.
Can I speak to my Help Button?
No, you can communicate with the monitoring center through your Base Station only.
Your Help Buttons do not have a speaker or microphone.
Does the Wrist Button Strap contain any latex?
No, the strap is silicon based with no latex content.

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FDA Statement
MobileHelp is an FDA Registered Company. MobileHelp quality system complies with
regulation 21CFR 820 of the FDA Current Good Manufacturing Practice. The FDA is the
ofcial regulatory agency of all food, dietary supplements, medical devices, cosmetics
and veterinary products in the United States.
FCC Statement
Product Base Neck Pendant Wrist Button Fall Detect Pendant Wall Button
FCC ID PXTCB4-01 PXTIGP-01 PXTIGP-02 PXTPFD-01, PXT-RFDP-01 PXTWMP-01
FCC ID PXTCB4-02 PXTIGP-01 PXTIGP-02 PXTPFD-01, PXT-RFDP-01 PXTWMP-01
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
15.105(b)
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of
the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
■Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
■Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
■Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
■Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
15.21
You are cautioned that changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
RF Exposure Information
This device meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. This device is designed and manufactured
not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) Energy set by the Federal Communication Commission
of the U.S. Government. This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
This device should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.