User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Compliance
- Industry Canada Compliance
- Overview
- Intended Audience
- Additional Detailed Documentation
- Contact Information
- Product Warranty
- Chapter 1
- Introduction
- Central Server and Client Computers
- 9450 System
- Exit Alarm Controller
- Card Reader Access Device
- The Exit Alarm Zone
- Exit Alarm Receiver
- Magnetic Reed Switch
- CodeLock Electromagnetic Lock
- Alarming Band Receivers
- Alarming Band Zone
- Quick Look Display
- Transmitters
- Wander Management Transmitter
- Alarming Band Transmitters
- Mother Transmitter
- 9600 QR System
- Gateway
- Router
- Universal Transceiver
- Pendant Transceivers
- Pull-Cords
- Check-in Pull Cord
- Nurse Call
- Smoke Detector
- Asset Transceiver
- Door/Window Transceivers
- Reset Button
- Fall Management Systems
- Sensor Pads
- Using the Fall Management System
- Pagers and Walkie-Talkies
- Event Paging
- Pager Delays, Retries and Escalation
- Walkie-Talkie System
- Chapter 2
- Introductions
- Start the Software
- Window Conventions
- Touchscreen Monitor
- Map Orientation
- Ruleset for Displaying Patient Name
- The Main Window
- The Menu Bar
- Monitor
- Tools
- Paging
- Asset
- Help
- Top Toolbar
- Bottom Toolbar
- Low Battery Icon
- Chapter 3
- Introduction
- Commonly Used Terms
- Login and Passwords
- Units
- Supervised Transmitters
- Global Lockdown
- Common Operations
- Admit
- Patient Admit Information Window
- Asset Admit Information Window
- Discharge
- Escort
- Transfer
- Adjust
- Reports
- Silence
- Chapter 4
- Introduction
- Events
- Devices Displayed on the Map
- Devices Assigned to a Room
- Event Types
- Event Information Window
- Event Information Window Properties
- Red Alarms
- Door Alarm
- Exit Alarm (Wide Gap)
- Smoke Alarm
- Perimeter Alarm
- Cut Band Alarm
- Mismatch Alarm
- Match Alarm
- Link Alarm
- Check Alarm
- Check Transmitter Alarm
- Assistance Required
- Server Missing
- Yellow Alarms
- Client Missing
- Device Fault
- Low Battery
- Blue Alarms
- Door Alarm
- Cut Band Alarm
- Check Transmitter Alarm
- White and Light Blue Alarms
- Auto-enroll (White Alarm only)
- Escort to Expire
- Escort Expired
- Transfer to Expire
- Transfer Expired
- Discharge Expired
- Adjust Expired (White Alarm only)
- Begin Adjust (White Alarm only)
- Admit Complete
- Discharge Complete
- Escort Complete
- Transfer Complete
- Adjust Compete (White Alarm only)
- Chapter 5
- Introduction
- Reports
- Viewing a Report
- Reports Toolbar
- System Reports
- Response Time
- Activities Report
- Alarm Report
- Alarm Response Report
- All Activities Report
- JCAHO Report
- JCAHO Assistance Report
- Alarm Activities Report
- Census Report
- Auto Enrolled History Report
- Adjusted Bands Report
- Transfer Report
- Escort Report
- Discharge Report
- Staff Drill Report
- System Maintenance Report
- Low Batteries Report
- Device Fault Report
- Device Hardware Report
- Transmitter Report
- Users Report
- Training Report
- User Training Report
- All Other Reasons Report
- Links Report
- Links Activities Report
- Patient Reports
- Review Info Report
- Review Activity Report
- Review Response Report
- Asset Reports
- Asset Transmitter Report
- Asset Activities Report
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Event Types
Exit Alarm (Wide Gap)
A Wide Gap Exit Alarm occurs when a door or window monitored by a Door/Window transmitter is opened. A
Door/Window transmitter is a device that protects a door or window against unauthorized egress. When a Wide
Gap Exit Alarm occurs, a message is displayed on the Client computer(s) in the unit configured to monitor the
door or window, and the location of the Exit Alarm is indicated by a flashing icon on the map on the Client
computer(s).
To respond to a Wide Gap Exit Alarm
1. Always follow your facility’s policies and procedure to ensure patient safety and secure the area.
2. Locate the door or window that initiated the alarm.
3. Close the door or window. The system records the event and clears the alarm when the door or window
is closed.
Smoke Alarm
When a smoke detector is activated, an alarm sounds, a message is displayed on the Client computer(s) in the unit
configured to monitor the device, and the location of the Smoke Alarm is indicated by a flashing icon on the map
on the Client computer(s). An event is reported in the Event List each time a smoke detector is activated.
To respond to a Smoke Alarm
1. Always follow your facility’s policies and procedure to ensure patient safety and secure the area.
2. Locate the alarming device. Smoke Alarms must be reset at the alarming device.The system records the
event as a Reset when the smoke detector is reset.
NOTE: No local audible alarms are sounded from the Door/Window transmitter when an
alarm occurs.
NOTE: You can click Silence to stop the alarm sound at the Central Server or Client
computer. The alarm is silenced, at that computer only, for the configured length of time;
however, the event still appears in the Event List. The next event automatically restarts the
alarm sound.