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USER'S MANUAL
Wireless Vibrating Personal Receiver
Model CA-PX
(For The CentralAlert™ CA-360
Wireless Notification System)
Operating Guide
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Copyright © 2013 Serene Innovations, Inc.
All rights reserved. Rev. 0 (a) 11-21-2013

Tab le of Contents
Important Safety Instructions.......... .. ............. .. .. .. ........3
Package C
on tent Check......................................... ... ..5
Fea
tu re Id entification. .. ... .. . ... . .. .................... ... .............5
Batte
ry Installation and Charging .. ..... ... .......... .. .. ....... .. 7
Pro
du ct Description ....... ... ... .............................. .. ........7
Con nection and Setup ... ..................... ... ........... ... ... .. ....8
1. Learning Accessories
.. ..... .. .. .. . .. ... .......... ... ........ .. .. 8
2.
Le arning CA-PX into a CA-360 System...............10
Test in g.................. ... ................................... .. .............12
Ope rati on s. .. ............................................................... 12
Power
On /Off and Speak er On /Off switches..... .. ....12
Tu m Flashlight On/Off .. . .. .. .. ....................... ... .......... 12
Sending SOS signal (CA-PX
in Standby Mode)......12
2
Optional Bed Shaker Operation .. ......................... .. .. 12
Ale
rt Signals Acknowledge. .. ...................................13
Reca
ll Last Activated Ale rt .. ............. .. .... .. ................13
Vibrati
on Pattern Training .. ......... ... . .... ........ .. ..........14
Low-Battery Alerts
.. ...... .. ............. .. ...... ... .... .. ...........15
Cl ear Internal Memory (Factory Default) .. ...............15
Trouble Shooting FAQ......
.. ...... .. .................................15
Cleaning and Main
te nance........ .. .. .. . .. .. ................. ... .17
Other Accessories for the Model CA-PX.......
.. ...........17
Warranty / Service Information................................
... 18
Specifications
.. ........................ .. ............. .. .................. 19
FCC Rules Informati
on ........... .. .. .. ... ................ ... ..... .. .20
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Important Safety Instructions 9. Protect the power cord from being walked on
or pinched. Pay particular attention at plugs,
Carefully read this manual before operating the convenience receptacles and the point where
product. Make sure you know how the unit functions they exit from the device.
and how it operates. Maintain the unit in accordance 10. Only use attachments/accessories specified
with the instructions to ensure it functions properly. by the manufacturer.
Keep the instructions
With the unit for reference by a ll
11 . Unplug this device during lightning storms or
users. These instructions, by themselves, do not when unused for long periods
of time.
completely eliminate all danger. Proper accident
12 . Refer all serviCing to qualified personnel.
prevention measures must always be used. Servicing is required when the device has
been damaged such as:
1. Read these instructions
in their entirety. -Power-supply cord or
pl ug is damaged.
2. Keep these instructions for reference. -
li quId has been spilled.
3.
Be aware of all warnings. -Objects have fallen onto the device.
4. Follow all instructions. - The device has been exposed
to rain or
5. Do not use this device near water. moisture.
6. Clean only with a dry cloth. -The device does not operate normally
7.
Do not block any ventilation openings. Install orhas been dropped.
in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce
heat.
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WARNING: -Educating children about the dangers
of
• Do not place the unit on a su rface that vibrates
(e.g. dryer, washing machine, etc.). The unit
should only be placed on flat non-vibrating
surfaces
(i. e. table, shelf, counter-tops etc.).
• Never
pl ace this equipment in an un stable
location. The equipment may fall, causing
serious personal injury or death. Many injuries,
particularly to children, can be avoided by
taking these simple precautions:
-Using cabinets or stands recommended by
the ma
nu facturer of the equipment.
-Only
us ing furniture that can safely support
the equ
ip men t.
-Ensuring the equipment is not overhanging
on the edge of the supporting furniture.
-Not placing the equipment on tall furniture
(i. e. cupboards or bookcases) without
anchoring both the furniture a
nd the
equipment to a suitable support.
- Not placing the equipment
on cloth or other
materials placed between the equipment and
the supporting furniture.
climbing on furniture to reach the equipment.
If you doubt your ability to safely mount our
television
or set up of th e equipment, contact
a professional installer for help.
WARNING:
• To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do
not expose this device to rain
or moisture.
• Do not expose this device to dripping or
splashing. Do not place objects filled with
liquids, such as vases on or near this device.
Liquids can cause a failure and/
or a fire
hazard. As with any electronic products, use
care not to spill liquids into any part of the
system.
• Do not
pl ace any open flame sources, such as
lighted candles,
on or near this device.
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CAUTION: Make no modifications to the system or
accessor
ie s. Un authorized alterat io ns may
compromise saf
ety, regulatory compliance, system
performan
ce an d m ay void t he warranty .
Package Content Check
Unpack and
re move items from the bo x. Confirm all
items are in cluded before disposi ng of th e shipping
box.
Items included are:
1 - CA-
PX Wireless Person al Vib ra t in g
Receiver with Belt C
li p
1 - USB AC Adapter
1 - USB to
Mi croUSB Charging Cable
1- User's Guide
3 - AAA
Ni MH Rechargea bl e batteries
(inside battery compartment)
3 • AM Il.lMU.
Recllarg8ilbfe 8a tt.ertes
Feature Identification
General Description
The CA-
PX is a wireless v ib ra ti ng personal receiver
for
th e hard-of-hearing and deaf/ bl in d users. It
features a built
-i n shaker, speaker, fla sher, an d
blin
ki ng ic on s for alert notifi ca tion.
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Th e CA-PX offers three (3) ways to identify different
alerts: blinking icons, unique vibrations a
nd tactile
alert identification. It
ca n be used as a s ta nd -a lone
syst
em or as part of the CentralAlert™ CA-360
system.
In either cas e, the CA-PX offers mobility
freedom a
nd 24/7 notification anywhere around th e
home.
Features
• A stand-alone vibrating receiver with its
re gistered accessories or as part of th e CA-
360 Wireless Notification System.
• Built
-i n shaker, flashe r, speaker output, and an
output port to an option al bed-shake r.
• Three ways to iden ti fy different alerts: bl inki ng
icon, unique vibration patterns and ta ctile alert
identi
fi cation.
• Alert types include; land-line
te lephone ringing,
mobile phone, door sensor, baby cry
in g, audio,
motion, NOAA a
nd SOS.
• Last alert event recall function
• Unique vibration pattern training function -help
us er to recognize/learn different vibra ti on
patterns by feel
• Bright flasher can
be used as flas hl ight
• Low Battery i
nd icator
• Detect all nearby CA-AX audio sensor wireless
signals (both registered and unregistered)
• Separate On-Off slide switches for Power and
Speaker
• Able to send out SOS signal
• Optional external bed shaker for 100%
notification wh
il e ch arging
• Reversible belt clip Installation
• Battery ( 3 x AAA NiMH rechargeable)
• Compact, light-weight and reliable
• Simple to use
• One year warranty
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Battery Installation and Charging Product Description
1. Tum Power switch to the OFF positi on . Pu ll to
Icon Buttons Braille Characters
re move the battery t ab to engage th e pre-insta ll ed
battery.
If the tab breaks, remove the security screw
and open the
ba ttery door to remove the tab. Close
BrBI lie Ch aracte~
the battery door an d re-apply the security screw.
Embossed on Buttons
Note:
Do not use regular alkaline or other non- D B P
rechargeable batteries, as they will damage the
unit and void the warranty. For optimal C A M
performances, batteries should be replaced once S N
every year. 0 R T
2. Pl ug the AC adapter into the electrical outlet and
connect the charg
in g cable to the CA-PX. If this is
the
fi rst time using the batteries, let the batteries
ch arge for ab out 3 -4 hours before use. Fully
charged batteries can last 3-6 days depending
on
usage.
Note: CA-PX must be turned
ON during charging
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to
D- D oor
8 - Baby
P- Phone
C- e I Phone
A Aud Wl Aiaml
M- MolWln
S- SOS
N- NOAA
L Learn
a- on/oft
R-Resel
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Icon Buttons Identification Connection and Setup
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l aw BillI!B'l I C:hui~ LE O
CA-PX applications
The CA-PX provides four (4) types of alerting outputs:
speaker,
fl asher, blinking icons and vibrations. The
CA-PX is ready
to use right out of the box. New
sensor accessories must
be leamed (or registered) to
CA-PX
be fore they can be recognized. When using
the CA-PX as a stand alone receiver (without the CA-
360 master unit
), it can su pport as many accessory
un i ts as the CA-360.
1. Learning Accessories
CA-PX as a Stand-Alone Receiver
Example Application
This
ap plication demonstrates how a simple wireless
notification system can be created using just one CA-
PX as a
re ceiver unit. It notifies you when someone is
at the door or if an audio alarm is activated. The entire
system
is compact, light-weight and ideal for travel
use.
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The example below shows a simple system comprised
of a personal receiver (CA-PX), a door knock sensor
with door hanger (CA-DXH)' and
an audio sensor
(CA-AX)2.
Si nce no metal mounting clip is visible from the hotel
ha
ll way, the use of CA-DXH will not reveal guest that
is hard-ot-hearing. It is perfect for use on hotel or
dormitory doors where a temporary installation is
preferred.
To futher enhance the system effectiveness and user
safety, both registered and unregistered CA-AX audio
sensor wireless signals can be detected by the CA-
PX.
Note 1: Model CA-DXH and Model CA-AX are optional
accessories and are sold separately.
No te 2: Model CA-DXH is a standard door knock
s
en sor mounted on a plastic door hange r. This
combination is designed to hang on the interior handle
of a door knob for detecting door knocking.
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CA.pX
CA-OXH
Follow the steps below:
1. Install batteries
in all accessory units that you
want
to use in the system.
2. Power On the CA-PX.
3. Press and ho
ld the Learn button for 6 seconds
until it vibrates (and beeps if the speaker is On)
to enter the Learn mode. The Learn button
LED will blink
fo r about 20 seconds, after which
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it wi ll exit the Learn mode.
4. Press an d hold the test button on the accessory
CA-AX (audio sensor) for more than 10 seconds
un
til CA-PX flashes, vibrates, and beeps (if
sp ea ker is On) twice .This confirms the learning.
5. Repeat the steps 3 and 4 with the CA-DXH
ac
ce ssory.
6. Press
th e Reset button on the CA-PX to e xi t the
lea
rn i ng mode at any time.
7. Te st th e system - Press the Tes t button on each
accessory one at a time. Verify that
th e
corresponding icon button
on the CA-PX is
activat ed . The CA-PX wi ll flash , vibrate and beep
(if speaker is On) for about 45 seconds. Press
Reset to stop at any ti me.
8. Repeat the test with the CA-DXH. Press Reset to
stop at any time.
9. Repeat the steps abo
ve to learn (or reg ister) and
test
mo re accessories as desired.
2. Learning CA-PX into a CA-360 System
Example Application
This is a typical app li cation for adding a CA-PX to a
CA-360 system,
in order to improve mobility freedom
and coverage area.
Each CA-PX must
be learned (or registered) to the
CA-360 system befo
re before it can be recognized
(Up to 10 CA-PX may be added
to on e CA-360 master
unit
).
Note: All previously learned accessories in the
CA-PX will be lost during this process, and all lost
accessories must be learned again through the
CA-360 master unit.
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F ol low the steps below:
1. Place CA-360 master unit in the clock mode (RUN
position), Press and Hold the SOS I TEST button
for 6 seconds
un til it beeps. It will di splay "LEAr"
and ready
to lea rn accessories.
2. Power On the CA-PX.
3. Press and hold the Learn button
on the CA-PX for
at least 10 seconds until CA-360 beeps twice, and
th e di splay shows "SUB" -confirming r eg istration is
su ccessful.
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4. Press Reset button on both CA-360 unit and
the CA-PX to end
th e Learn process.
5. Testi
ng the system: Press and Hold the SOS
button
on the CA-PX for 2 seconds. This
should activate
an alert on both the CA-PX and
CA-360 units. Press the Reset button
on either
unit
to stop and cancel the alert.
6. Press
an accessory .(~uch as a doorbell) that
was previously registered to the CA-360
master unit. Verify that both CA-360 and the
CA-PX alerts are activated for 45 seconds,
or
until the Reset button is pressed.
7. The CA-PX is now ready and will alert the user
whenever a wireless signal is detected.
Reminder : All previously learned accessories In
the CA-PX will be
lost during the process of
adding the CA-PX into a CA-360 alert system . All
lost CA-PX accessories will need to be learned
again
into the system through the CA-360 master
unit.

Testing Turn Flashlight On/Off
1. While in standby mode, press an d ho ld the SOS
icon button for 2 seconds.If t he CA-PX was
registered to a CA-360 syste
m, a ll receiver units
registered
in th e system are activated for 45
seconds.
2. Press
the Reset button to stop and exit the alert.
Operations
Power On/Off and Speaker On/Off switches
Switch Actions CA·PX
Outputs
Wuk B~ttery
Condition
Power
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tn
o.
TUrning O n-
Fluh one •.
Vibrate once. and
Beaponee
(If Sp".ker Is On)
Vibrate One..
Sp".kar
on
l ~
Oil
TUrning On -
Seep onee
Turning
Oft -
Anh once. and
Vibrate
one.
Vibrate One.
The flasher on the top of the unit can be used as a
flashligh
t.
1. Press Reset button once to turn it On.
2. Press
th e Reset button once again to turn it Off.
Sending SOS signal (CA-PX in Standby Mode)
To page other receivers for he lp, Press and hold the
SOS butt on for 2 seconds. A wi re le ss SOS signal will
be trans
mi tted to nearby registered receivers (CA-PX,
CA-RX, CA-360).
Optional Bed Shaker Operation
Wi th an optional bed shaker (8 S-1 00) attached, CA-
PX can activate the bed
sh aker while charging. This
provide to
ta l notification, even while you sleep.
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Alert Signals Acknowledge Recall Last Activated Alert
Upon receiving a wireless notification sign
al from any
accessory:
Th e last activated alert may be reca ll ed for review
purposes.
1. The unit activates a unique motor vibration,
bl inki ng icon button, fl asher and sou nd
(if speaker is On ).
2. After reviewing th e bl inking icon button, the user
can then press the Reset button
to ac kn owledge
and stop all alert outputs. The blinking ic
on button
continues
to stay lit for 5 more seconds.
3. For a deaf/blind user who cannot visualize the
b
li nking icon button, the user will need to p re ss
each icon button sequentia ll y to determine the
activated icon butt
on . When the correct icon button
is pressed, the vi bration will become continuous -
ind icating this is the correct one. The user can then
press the Reset button to acknowledge, and stop
all alert outputs. (Note: Each button is embossed
with a Braille characte
r).
1. Press and hold the Reset button f
or 2 seconds
and it will reca
ll th e last activated alert. Unique
vi bration, blink in g icon button and sp eaker sound
will be repeated for 45 seconds.
(N ote; The flasher
will not flash during recall).
2. A deaf / blind user can press each icon button
sequentially to determine which icon button is
active. When the user presses
th e correct icon
button, the
vi bration wi ll become continuous -
indicating this is the correct on
e. Each button is
embossed with Br
ai ll e.
3. Press the Reset bu tton to stop and exit the mode.
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Vibration Pattern Training
The CA-PX offers an exclusive training feature that
allows the users
to familiarize themselves with the
vibra
ti on pattern of each alert or icon butt on .
1. Press and hold the Learn button while unit is
Powered On. The Learn button LED wi ll be
On.
2. Press and release any of the alert icon buttons.
This activates the vibration pattern for 45
seconds, so the us
er can feel and learn. (Note:
Button icon and speaker sound will also be
active.)
3. Press
th e Reset button to stop or press
another button to learn a new vibration patte
rn .
4. To exit the training session, Power Off the CA-
PX unit.
5. CA-PX will not respond to
any wireless alert
signal duri
ng the training session.
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CA-NOAA
CA-BX
CA-oa. CA-OX.
CA-OXH
CA-CX. CA-360
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Low-Battery Alerts
The CA-PX unit has a built-in, low battery detection to
monitor its own battery condition. The low battery
indicator (also serves
as the ch arging indicator) wi ll
blink if the CA-PX battery is ru n ni ng low.
The CA-PX also monitors low battery warning signals
transmitted from learned (or registered) CA-AX a
ud io
sensors. If a CA-AX low batte ry alert Is detected, user
must then check all the batteries
in the CA-AX
accessories us
ed in the system to eliminate this ale rt.
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Indlc.acor V
isua l
Notlflc:ation ~
CA-PX
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(l r Ip.aur li on).
n._n .... p.ilb
E v.ry 1ti minutes
(No Re ... Alowo d)
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Battary SIIiJI1.11 ' @
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C.,cml CAoAX
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sU'.Ipend th l.. OII_rt
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Clear Internal Memory (Factory Default)
If the CA-PX cannot le ar n (o r register) any
accessor
ie s or register into a CA-360 system after
several tries, the internal memory
of the CA-PX may
need to
be cleared.
Press a
nd release the Learn button on the CA-PX for
at least 18 times
in q ui ck succession until it fl ashes,
vibrates a
nd sounds a beep (if sp eaker is On ). Then
relearn all accessories.
Trouble
Shooting FAQ
What type of batteries do I need for the CA-PX?
Ans: In stall 3AAA-rechargeab le batteries (N iMH ).
For optim al performance, it is re commended that the
batter
ie s be replaced once a y ear.
How many accessories can the CA-PX support?
Ans: Th e CA-PX can support the same num be r of
accessori
es as the CA- 36 0 master u ni t.
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I just bought an extra doorbell or door knock
sensor, but it did not work. What do I need to do?
Ans: All new accessory devices must be learned
or
registered to the CA-PX un it (and CA-360 if used as
the master unit) before they
ca n be recognized or
work. See the section in this m an ual for instructions as
how
to learn or register an accessory device.
How
do I clear all registered accessories from the
CA-PX?
Ans: Press and release the Learn button at least 1B
times in quick succession until it flashes, vibrates an d
sounds once (if Speaker is On).
Does CA-PX work with a CentralAlert™ CA-360
system?
Ans:
Yes . th e CA-PX can be used as a remote
re ceiver to a CentralAIert™ CA-360 master un it.
Fo ll ow th e steps described in the CA-PX Application
section
to complete the process.
How far can the CA-PX be located from CA-360?
Ans: About 150 feet
in open spa ce (metal inside a
wa ll can reduce th is distance).
What is the maximum distance between
accessories
and the CA-PX?
Ans: About 150 feet
in open space (metal inside a
wall can reduce this distance).
Can I place CA-PXnext
to my Wi-Fi router?
Ans: No. P
le ase keep all other electronic equipment
at least 5 feet away.
How many accessory devices can CA-PX handle?
Ans: The CA-PX can handle the same number
of
accessories as the CA-360 unit.
Does CA-PXoffer a wireless signal repeater .
function?
Ans: Yes. CA-PX, CA-RX and CA-360 units offer a
wireless repeater/relay functi
on whereby each unit can
re-broadcast the received wireless signals to other
similar receive
rs. This repeater function expands the
coverage area
of the entire system.
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Cleaning and Maintenance Model CA-MX Wireless motion sensor
to detect
motion
• The surface
of the devi ce ca n be cleaned wi th
a soft, dry cloth.
•
Do not use any spra ys near the devi ce . Do not
use any solvents, chemica
ls, or clean in g
solutions containing alcohol, ammonia orabrasives.
•
Do no t allow liquids to spi ll into any openings.
Other Accessories for the Model CA-PX
Model CA-AX Wireless audio alarm sound
monitor
Model CA-
BX
Real- ti me wireless bab y- c ry ing
s
ou nd monitor
Model CA-CX Wireless ce
ll -phone ri ng ing
detector
M
od el CA-OB Wireless door bell unit
Mo del CA-OX Wireless door knocking sensor
Model CA-OXH Wireless door knocki
ng sensor
wi th pl astic door ha ng er
Model CA-NOAA Wireless NOAA (weather alert)
radio output monitor
Model CA-PX Wireless personal pager/receiver
unit that perfo
rm s the same
receiving and ale
rt ing functions
as a CentralAlert™ CA-360 unit
Model CA-RX A CentralAlert™
re mote unit that
se
rv es as a receiver to expand
system coverage area (no clock
display)
Model CA-SOS Wireless personal
bu tt on for paging
help
Model
BS -100 Ext ra b ed shaker
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Warranty I Service Information
Yo ur CentralAJert™ CA-PX comes with a one-year
limited
wa rr anty. We war ra nt during this warranty
per
iod - f ro m the date of purchase to the o ri ginal
co
ns umer - the CentralAlert™ CA-PX is free from
defec
ts in materials and workmanship under intended
home u
se. In the event that CentralAlert™ CA-PX
fails
to fu nction properly within one year of the original
purchase (and after 30 days), due
to defects in
material or workmanshi p, call Serene Innovations for a
Retu
rn Authorizati on N um ber and Return Instructions,
th en re turn the unit with p ro of of purchase (sales
re ceipt or packing slip, no exceptions) and a check for
handling and shipping return of US$9.95 to Serene
In novat io ns. Serene Innovations will either repair or
re place the unit (with a refurbished unit or a un it of
equ al condition) and return it 10 you (using UPS/USPS
ground shipping) at no cost to you. If the
un it is
return
ed within 30 days of purchase the un its shipping
wi
ll be prepaid by Serene Innovations wi th the proof of
purchase included.
Incidental of Consequential Damages:
Neither Serene Innovations, Inc. nor the retailer,
dealer or selling distributor has Ihe responsibility for
any incidental or consequential damages, including,
without
li mitation, commercial loss of profit or for any
incidental expense
s, loss of time or inconvenience.
Some states do not allow exclusion or limitation
of
incidental or consequential damag e, so the above
li mitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
This warranty does not apply to any product that has
been accidentally damaged, abused, misused or
neglected, used on electrical frequency or voltage
other than marked
on product and/or described in the
manual. Defects or errors caused by unauthorized
alterations, repairs and/or tampering, are also not
covered by this warranty.
This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you
may also have other legal rights that vary from state
to
state.
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Specifications
Ifa defect covered by this warranty should occur,
promptly contact a Customer Care Representative by Technology 2.4 GHz Smart Code
phone, or log onto www.sereneinnovations.com to Bed Shaker Output 5 VDC, 150mA
obtain a Return Merchandise
Au thorization Number Battery Backup 3 x AAA Size NiMH
(RMA) and
sh ipping instructions befo re shipping the
product
to Serene Innovations. Any shipment without
an RMA number, will not be accepted and will be
returned
to you at your expense.Any authorized
Battery Use Time
AC Adapter Input
AC Adapter Output
rechargeable
3 to 6 days depending on
usages
100-240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
5VDC 600-1000
mA
retumed product must be accompanied by a proof of Operating temperature +10
to 40 C
purchase and a bri
ef explanation of th e problem. Dimens
io ns: Approximately 57 x 108 x 32
W x D x H mm) w/belt clip
For out-of-warranty repair and service, please contact Weight Approximately 110 grams
our Customer Care Departmentfor a price quote and (wi
th ba ttery)
instructions. SpeCifications are subject to change.
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FCC Rules Information
This device complies with Part 15
of the F CC rules.
Op erati on is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference and
(2)
th is device must accept any interference received,
in c lu ding interference that may cause undesired
operation. This equipment has been tested and found
to co mply with the limits of a Class 8 digi ta l device,
pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. These limits are
des
ig ned to provide reas on able protection against
ha rmful interference in re sidential Insta ll ation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy if not
in stalled and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interfer
en ce to radio communications. However, there
is no g
ua rantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If
th is equipment does cause
harm
fu l interference to radio or television reception,
which can
be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, you may try one
of the following methods to
correct the interference:
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1. Where it can be done safely, re-orient the receiving
television or radio
an tenna.
2.
To the extent possible, relocate the television,
radio
or other receiver, with respect to the cordless
phone.
3. Connect the cordless phone and AC adapter into
a different electrical outlet.
4. Consult the dealer
or an experienced radiolTV
techniCian for help. Modification: Any modification
not expressly approved by the manufacturer
of this
device could void the user's authority
to operate
the device.
Notice: The Industry Canada label identifies
certified equipment.
This certification means that the equipment meets
telecommunication network protecti
ve, operational
and safety requirements as prescribed
in the
appropriate
Term inal Equipment Technical
Requirements document(s). The Department does not
guarantee the equipment will operate
to the user's
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