User's Manual

Setting a zero (0) will allow the signal to be accepted by all central monitors.

As two strips are normally used on a door/area, the left hand strip is usually set to “1” and right hand strip

is set to “2”. Also, to identify which door strip is faulty in the case of a failure being detected by the central

monitor using the self checking procedures.

Press the mode button again.

(d) Set Door Lock Application Time

If electric door lock/s is to be used, you can now set the door lock application time using the same rotary

switch. Note that this switch sets multiples of 5 seconds.

If the door is closed, the lock/s will be immediately applied when a wristband comes within the detection

range of the door monitor and will be released a short time later. No main alarm is triggered in this

situation. Automatic lock release timing is dependent upon the setting of this rotary switch in five second

intervals (approximately).

During the “lock/s applied” time the buzzer can emit a “steady” sound (selectable at J11) as a pre-alarm

warning and to indicate to the patient that the door is locked. For example, setting “3” = 3 x 5 = 15

seconds, or setting “5” = 5 x 5 = 25 seconds etc.

When the lock is released after the set “time-out”, should the door be opened (activating the “normally

closed” magnetic door contacts) and the patient still be inside the detection zone a main alarm will

immediately be triggered. Staff is required to “reset” this main alarm at the particular door/area.

Note: Setting “0” at the rotary switch permanently applies the lock, until the alarm at the monitor is reset.

Now, press the “Mode” button once again and the unit will beep/flash to acknowledge.

A few seconds later, the sensor strip will automatically leave programming mode and return to “normal”

operation.

3.2 Setting up detection zone (refer to drawings 001/9 to 001/11)

In normal alarm operation, this “strip” monitor features an array of red LED lights inside the translucent

cover. A number of LED’s are used to indicate “alarm on” (patient transmitter signal sensed - door

contact open), one LED is used for “signal sensed”. - no alarm (door contact closed).

This transmitter can then be used to test the door monitor range/detection zone. Refer to drawings 001/9

to 001/11 for recommended set-up procedure.

If magnetic door contacts are fitted and during this range setting/test procedure, each time the door

monitor has triggered in response to receiving and sensing the signal from the patient test transmitter

programmed (TXP-02) wristband transmitter, it will either trigger the “pre-alarm” warning or a main alarm

if the door is already opened.

3.3 Finally testing performance of the detection zone (refer to drawing 001/11)

3.3.1 General.

Before the system can be tested, it is first necessary to check the patient transmitter unit (TXP-02) is

switched on using the TTEST-01 test unit.