Smartlink Medi Guardian MKII 4G User manual

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Medi Guardian MKII 4G
USER MANUAL

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TableofContents
TABLE OF CONTENTS..................................................................2
INTRODUCTION.............................................................................2
MEDI GUARDIAN MKII 4G..........................................................3
PENDANTS AND DETECTORS....................................................4
USING MEDI GUARDIAN MKII 4G............................................4
DISPLAYS AND WARNINGS........................................................6
CELLULAR SIGNAL QUALITY.................................................. 7
CELLULAR UDP/SERVER............................................................7
SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................8
Introduction
Your SmartLink Medi Guardian MKII 4G has been designed to provide you with the
freedom and peace of mind in that, should you need assistance or HELP, it is
available to you 24 hours a day with the simple press of a Button.
The modern slim line design of the SmartLink Medi Guardian MKII 4G allows it to
be installed unobtrusively anywhere andisreadywhenyouneedhelp.HELPcanbe
summoned by pressing a Button on your personal Pendant or Wristwatch, which you
can wear both inside your home or outside in the garden, ready for any emergency,
giving you the freedom you enjoy for total control at all times.
The SmartLink Medi Guardian MKII 4G has been built to the highest of technical
standards for the protection of people and property and manufactured to Australian
and International quality standards.
Your SmartLink Medi Guardian MKII 4G can be supplied with additional fixed or
portable Radio Key Pendants, which can be worn or placed around the home as
needed. Please contact your supplier for more information.

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Medi Guardian MKII 4G
Aux In
p
uts/Out
p
uts
Plug Pack
9V DC 300mA
(Part No. 840-050)
Hardwird Inputs & Outputs
Lead Assy 230mm 6 Way
(Part No. 450-191)
Common - Black
Input 1 - Red
Input2-White
Output 1 - Green
Output 2 - Brown
Output 3 - Blue
Rechargeable Battery
4.8V Ni-MH 1600mAh
(Part No. 142-031)
Direct Serial DB9 Pin
Programming Lead
(Part No. 450-185)
SIM Card
Batter
y
ON-OFF Switch
RS232 Pro
g
rammin
g
POWER 9VDC ONLY

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Pendants and Detectors
Wrist/Neck Chain
or Fixed Waterproof
2WayPendants
(106-183)
(915.8 to 927.2 MHz)
TWR Wall Mounted
Wireless Call Point
(100-841)
PSA Smoke Detector
Interface TWR - 3 Wire
(106-293)
PSA 240VAC
Smoke Detector - 9V
Lithium Rech/Battery
LIF5800RL/2
(100-014)
Neck Chain or
Wristwatch Waterproof
VIBRATING 2 Way Pendant
(106-223)
TWR LUX PIR with inbuilt
LED Night Light (Inactivity)
(2 x CR123A 3V Batteries)
(100-835)
TWR Wireless
Smoke Detector
(2 x CR123A 3V Batteries)
(100-838)
Using Medi Guardian MKII 4G
NORMAL OPERATION
Your Medi Guardian MKII 4G will normally look like this:
The MAINS ON Light & the CANCEL (GREEN) BUTTON should be ON.

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TO CALL FOR HELP
You can make your Medi Guardian MKII 4G Call for Help by either:
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Pressing the
HELP (RED)
BUTTON on
your Medi
Guardian MKII
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The HELP (RED) BUTTON will
FLASH rapidly & Medi Guardian
MKII will start beeping.
This is a Pre-Alarm warning,
while this is sounding you can
Cancel the Help alarm by pressing
the CANCEL (GREEN)
BUTTON on your Medi
Guardian MKII.
OR
Pressing the
Large HELP
(Panic)
BUTTON on
your
Wristwatch/
Pendant for 2
Seconds.
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If the CANCEL (GREEN)
BUTTON is not pressed within
the pre-alarm time (10 seconds),
then your Medi Guardian MKII
will dial your Monitoring Centre .
to is displayed.
When your Monitoring Centre has
received the Help Call, your Medi
Guardian MKII will beep 7 times
to let you know that the Call has
been received. The HELP (RED)
BUTTON will now FLASH
slowly every 4 seconds to indicate
that your Medi Guardian MKII
has Called for Help.
OR
Pressing the
front or Side
Lever HELP
(Panic)
Button(s) on
your Box Style
Pendant for 2
Seconds.

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Displays and Warnings
MAINS ON Light Flashing
AC Power Fail – Check/Make sure that the MAINS Power Plug Pack
is plugged in and turned ON at the Power Point.
Flashing & BATTERY LOW Light Flashing
Check/Make sure that the Battery Switch is turned ON underneath the
Medi Guardian MKII.
Contact your Installer/Monitoring Centre.
The Medi Guardian MKII failed to send an Alarm
Check/Make sure that the Antenna/SIM Card is plugged in.
Contact your Installer/Monitoring Centre.
(The Medi Guardian MKII will also beep for 25 seconds).
or
“cF” CELLULAR has failed or “Si” SIM Card Missing/Removed
Check/Make sure that the Antenna/SIM Card is plugged in.
Contact your Installer/Monitoring Centre.
(The Medi Guardian MKII will also beep for 25 seconds).
or is on the Display & HELP RED Button Flashing
The HELP RED Button on the Medi Guardian MKII has been Pressed.
to Flashing & HELP RED Button Flashing
Pendants No. 1 to 8 has been Pressed.
to Flashing & HELP RED Button Flashing
Pendants No. 1 to 8 has been Pressed.
to Flashing & HELP RED Button Flashing
Pendants No. 1 to 8 has been Pressed.
to Flashing & HELP RED Button Flashing
Pendants No. 1 to 8 has been Pressed.
to Flashing & HELP RED Button Flashing
Detectors No. 1 to 8 Programmed as Fire “Fi” Option has been
Activated.
to is on the Display
Pendants No. 1 to 8 has detected a Low Battery.
Contact your Installer/Monitoring Centre.
to is on the Display
Detectors No. 1 to 8 has detected a Low Battery.
Contact your Installer/Monitoring Centre.

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Cellular Signal Quality
To Check the Signal Quality/Strength: While the Medi Guardian MKII is in Normal/Operation
Mode, Press the CANCEL Green Button and the Signal Strength Displays/Flashes for 2 Seconds.
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The Medi Guardian MKII Displays/Flashes the Signal Quality from 0 to 8
0to1=WeakSignal
2 to 6 = Good Signal (Industry Average)
7 to 8 = Very Strong Signal
The 3G Unit Updates the Signal Quality/Strength Every Minute.
Cellular UDP/Server
Medi Guardian MKII 4G
The Medi Guardian MKII 4G has an
internal GPRS/GSM Module to perform
Network Reporting.
This reporting is used to transmit alarm
reporting messages from a subscriber’s
site to a Data Monitoring Centre via a
mobile data network and internet.
The alarm reporting messages has
packeted into ARMOR IP
REPORTING PROTOCOL format, and
use the UDP/IP internet protocol to
transmit the alarm reporting message to
a Data Monitoring Centre by specified
Host/Server IP Address and Port
Number.
[ntwI] Network Initiating
[ntw0] Network Opening
[prt0] Port Opening
[cnct] UDP Connection
[rpt] Reporting
[rsp] Acknowledge Response
[ntwC
]Closes a Port on the
Cellular Network
[ntwc] Closes Connection with
the Cellular Network.

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Specifications
Medi Guardian MKII 4G Model New Features
- Programmable over internet data network as well as SMS & Computer direct connect
- Software & Firmware upgrades over the Cellular Network (Auto or manually)
- Will support LTE as well as 4G Data & 3G voice
WARNING: For safety reasons, only connect equipment with a telecommunications compliance label. This includes customer equipment
previously labelled permitted or certified.
© Copyright SmartLink
“A division of NESS CORPORATION PTY LTD”
September 2018
SmartLink Medi Guardian MKII 4G User Manual Rev 1.0
For Product: Medi Guardian MKII 4G
Document Part Number: 890-475
© Ness Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 28 069 984 372
Specifications may change without notice.
To the best of our knowledge, the information contained in this manual is correct at the time of print. SmartLink “A division of NESS
CORPORATION P/L” reserves the right to make changes to the features and specifications at any time without prior notice in the course of
product development.
Medi Guardian MKII 4G
Dimensions
Weight
Quiescent Current
9V DC Plug Pack
Battery Backup
2 way Radio Receive
r
Range
L210 x W130 x D35 mm
590gms (including battery)
1mA
9V DC 300mA with integral earth (Part No. 840-050)
4.8V 1600mAh Rechargeable Ni-MH (Part No. 142-031)
2wayTWR
100 to 300 metres open air
(Subject to environmental conditions)
Transmitter
Type
Frequency
Powe
r
Output
Crystal stabilised
915-928 MHz (Australian & New Zealand)
< 100 uW (Or various international compliances)
Conforming Standards
IS09001/2000
AS4607
AS2201.4 (C2)
AS4268.2012
International Quality manufacturing Standards
Personal Response Systems
Intruder Alarm Systems - Wireless
Radio Equipment & Antenna Systems – Short Range devices