Silversphere Companion One WRTB Quick start guide

Operational Manual — Fixed Wireless Stations
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Fixed Stations
Operational Manual —
Using Wireless Fixed
Emergency Call Stations
Silversphere wireless emergency call stations
include the WRCB check-in call station,
WCUA emergency call station with built-in
universal transmitter, WRTB check-in touch
pad, WTUA emergency touch station with
built-in universal transmitter, and WCCA
emergency call cord station, and WMCA
motion detection station.
WRTB & WTUA
Emergency Touch Pad Stations
To place an emergency call, press the
button labeled “Push for help.” This will
trigger a light for 5 seconds, indicating
that the call is being made. Upon
transmission, the light on the WRTB also
indicates battery status: red light is a low
battery and green light is a good battery.
To reset either station, wait 30 seconds and then
press the check box located below the touchpad.
WRCB, WMCA & WCUA
Emergency Call Stations
To place a call, simply pull the cord
affixed to the front of the device. This will
trigger a light for 5 seconds, indicating
the call is being made. Upon transmission,
the light on the WRCB and the WMCA also
indicates battery status: red light is a low
battery and green light is a good battery.
To reset either station, wait 30 seconds and
then press the check box located on the face
of the device.
Universal Transmitter Contact
The WCUA & WTUA also have a normally
open universal transmitter contact that
can trigger an alarm when the normally
open device to which it is connected
closes the contact. Resetting the resulting
alarm is also done by pressing the check
mark on the face of the device, but only
after the contact opens.
Companion OneTM
WRCB
emergency
check-in
station

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WCCA Emergency Call
Cord Stations
To place a call with the WCCA emergency
call cord station, press the button on the end
of the cord. A red light will ash for 5 seconds
indicating that the call is being made.
To reset the call cord station, wait 30 seconds
and then press the check box on the front of the
box hanging on the wall.
The call cord is designed to unplug with enough
force. When this occurs, an alarm will sound, but it
will appear differently on your console, depending
on how this device is programmed.
To reset this alarm, wait 30 seconds, and then
simply plug the cord in.
WCCA
Emergency
Call Cord
(Not to scale)

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Changing Batteries on
Fixed Wireless Emergency
Call Stations
WCUA, WTUA and WCCA devices use
a 3-volt coin cell battery which should be
changed every two to three years. When a
battery is low, the red light indicating that
an emergency call has been placed will ash
slowly. If you see a slowly ashing light,
replace the battery as soon as possible.
The WRCB, WRTB, and WMCA use a 3-volt
barrel battery that should be changed every
two to three years. When replacing the
battery, if the light ashes green during
version ash, then you have used a brand
new battery. If the light ashes yellow, that
indicates that you have an OK battery, but it
is not fully charged and it may not last very
long. If the light ashes red, that indicates
that you have replaced your battery with
another low battery and should not use it.
To replace a battery in a WRCB, WCUA,
WRTB, WMCA and WTUA, lightly squeeze
the right and left side of the call station, then
lift from the bottom. The WCCA must be
unscrewed from the wall.
Once the battery has been repalced, reattach
the station by placing the top of the station
on the back plate rst and then lowering the
bottom down. If done correctly, the device
will snap into place. The WCCA will must
be screwed back into place.
Tip: It is highly advisable to replace all of
the batteries in a zone at the same time.
Note: WRCB, WRTB, and WMCA stations
can record and report temperature
information. To ensure the onboard
thermometer is working properly, the
device tests it upon power up. After
replacing the battery, the station ashes
its version number. After that, it ickers
the temperature status briey. If the light
ickers green, then the thermometer is
working properly. If the light ickers
red, that means the station is detecting
an ambient room temperature higher
than 85F. If the light ickers yellow, it’s
detecting temperatures lower than 65F.
If your room is neither above nor below
those temperatures when you get this
reading, replace the station.
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