Nursecall shop I2 series Operation manual

User Guide i2Series

The i2Wireless Nursecall system has been specifically

designed for quick and easy installation by anyone.

One call point and one pager is all it takes to create

an i2wireless nursecall system. The equipment is

ready to install and your nursecall system can be

operational in a matter of minutes.

Its simplicity does not however compromise the

functionality or the flexibility of the system. The

wireless system can be extended to comprise of

displays, call logging, door alarm monitors, pear

push leads and other accessories.

A unique feature to this Nursecall is that each

Call Point is intelligent and sends a call directly

to Displays and Pagers. By employing distributed

intelligence there is no need for a Central Control

Unit. It provides sta with essential information,

alerting them to every resident or sta call with its

location and urgency.

For example, “R:005 CALL 01Mins” or “R:011 SENSOR

03Mins”.

Once activated the Call Point will repeat the call

until it is cancelled. This means that a nurse call

alarm cannot be ignored and has to be reset in the

room it has been activated. If a Call Point is active

for six minutes it will automatically escalate to

an Assist alarm. The Call Point will also send the

amount of minutes it has been active as part of the

alarm message.

The Visit function when used in conjunction

with the Call Logger, will help conform to CQC

guidelines in response times and night checks.

There are two Call Point variants, the CPWPC with

the addition of a Pull Cord and the CPWPP which

has two auxiliary inputs for a Pear Push and other

devices such as Floor Sensor Mats, Bed and Chair

sensors, Epileptic Monitors, Motion sensors or

any other sensor that has a stereo or Mono jack

plug. Adaptors are available to connect existing

accessories.

The call points are powered by a small self-

contained AA/AAA battery pack. Available to buy

from Nursecall Shop.

Features

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To screw the call point to the wall, you first have

to remove the front face plate by unscrewing the

two screws. The face plate is connected to the

back box via a green connector block. This can

be removed by pulling it o but please note how

this is connected as it will have to be refitted once

the back box has been installed. If the battery is

already fitted to the face plate then removing the

green terminal block will activate the call point. To

reset the call point simply press the green button.

Fit the back box to the wall using the supplied

screws and wall plugs. In most instances the

supplied screws and wall plugs will be suicient

however, you may require dierent ones depending

on the construction of the wall.

Once the back box has been fitted re-connect the

green terminal block to the face plate and screw

the face plate to the back box; taking care not to

overtighten the screws. If the battery is already

fitted to the face plate then re-connecting the green

terminal block will activate the call point. To reset

the call point simply press the green button.

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Installation Fitting and removing the battery

Care should be taken when removing and fitting

the battery pack. When removing the battery pull

the plug from the socket. Do not pull the wires to

try and remove the battery as this may damage

the battery pack. When fitting the battery pack

support the front of the call point by placing your

thumb in between the two buttons and with your

other hand fit the battery by pushing the battery

plug into the socket.

Green

Connector block

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Standard Calls

To trigger a standard call, the user presses the

orange button on a call point or operates the

remote button of a pear push lead. This causes the

call point’s re-assurance LED to pulse slowly

Reset

To reset a call point, a member of sta presses the

green reset button. The re-assurance LED will stop

pulsing.

Assistance Calls

If assistance is required by a member of sta (but it

is not an emergency), pressing the orange button

on the call point whilst it is in Standard Call will

initiate an Assistance Call. This causes the call

points re-assurance LED to pulse more urgently

than when a Standard Call is made. If the call point

is not active and assistance is required, pressing the

orange button twice will initiate an assistance call.

Emergency Calls

In an emergency press and hold the orange button

until the call point stops beeping and the red LED

stops being lit. This makes an Emergency Call

regardless of the previous state of the call point.

This causes the call point’s re-assurance LED to

flash rapidly, more than Standard and Assistance

Calls.

Pear Push Lead Pull Out Function &

Call Level

By pulling out a pear push lead or plugging one

into the call point, a Standard Call is automatically

initiated for safety. This active call needs to be

reset. The pear push lead can be plugged into one

of two sockets on the bottom of the call point. The

Le socket generates a Standard Call and the right

socket generates an Assistance Call.

Once the call point is activated a paging message is

sent to the pagers and displays.

Sensors - example Floor Sensor Mats

The right hand socket on the call point is used to

plug in Sensors such as pressure mats. When the

pressure mat is activated the call point will generate

an Assistance Call onto the system.

The right hand socket on the call point is used to plug

in Sensors such as pressure mats. When the pressure

mat is activated the call point will generate an

Assistance Call onto the system. Any accessory can

be plugged into the aux socket and it can be either

mono or stereo 6.35mm.

Repeat Call and Escalate

The call point will resend a message every minute

until it is reset. From the first repeat onwards the

message will contain how long the call point has

been active for example:

“R:005 CALL 01Mins” or “R:011 SENSOR 03Mins”.

If a ‘standard call’ remains unanswered it will

automatically escalate to an ‘assist call’ aer six

minutes.

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Pull Cord

Standard Calls

To trigger a standard call, the user presses the

orange button on a call point or pulls the orange

cord. This causes the call point’s re-assurance LED

to pulse slowly.

Reset

To reset a call point, a member of sta presses the

green reset button. The re-assurance LED will stop

pulsing.

Technical Specifications

Width: 85mm

Depth: 32mm

Height: 85mm

Indicator: Green and Red LED

Sounder: Audible alarm

Input Voltage: 4.5V Battery Pack

Aux Input: 6.35mm Stereo

Pull Cord: Latching contact - auto sensing

Frequency: 173.250MHz

Output: +10dBm (10mW) RF output

Transmitter: Verified to comply with harmonised radio

standard ETSI EN 300 220-3 by accredited Test

Laboratory. Verified to comply with

harmonised EMC standard ETSI EN 301 489-3

by accredited Test Laboratory

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CAUTION!

Only operate this product after carefully reading the operating

instructions.

The call point may fail to function if it is damaged or if the battery

runs low.

Do not immerse in a liquid, or use if the unit has been immersed in

a liquid.

WARNING!

Read these instructions carefully before using the Call Point.

Test the unit regularly. Refer to this manual for complete

instructions.

The i2Call Point is not a substitute for proper nursing care. The

effectiveness of the call point relies entirely on an immediate

response by the caregiver to the call point alarm.

All reasonable care has been taken to ensure that the information contained in this publication is accurate as at the date of printing. Such information is nevertheless liable to variation in the event

of changes occurring subsequent to the date of printing in the products, services or statements referred to in this publication. Copyright KAM Systems Limited 2016

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