User's Manual

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The Satellite is a small device designed to be plugged into a wall power outlet directly and placed
anywhere the user would like to monitor the surrounding environment.
The Satellite features:
• front facing sensors that can detect motion and distance, including ambient white light and
time-of-flight distance.
• a front facing, colored LED ring consisting of 12 LEDs evenly spaced in a circular pattern. Like
that of the Hub, the LED ring can be configured to serve various functions such as motion-
activated night light; indication of system state and status; or display special animations sent
remotely by other system users (all configured on the app)
• a PDM microphone that runs acoustic classifiers to identify activities and events in the
surrounding environment, such as running water, breaking glass, and loud noises.
• a multi-function button on the top of the device, allowing the care recipient to alert the care
circle if help is needed in the home, or to acknowledge a message received. This button is also
used to put the Satellite into “device discovery mode” when adding Satellites, Tags, and
additional Hubs. This button would also in the future be used to add additional Nomo Smart
Care devices to the care recipient’s Nomo Smart Care system.
• The ability to receive firmware updates over-the-air
• Support Wi-Fi, BLE and 915MHz.
The Tag is a device that can be used in a multiple of ways. Tags are battery-operated wireless motion
sensors with an alert button. They incorporate a 3-axis accelerometer, a MCU with RF capabilities, and a
battery. Tags are designed to be placed on any surface in the home, including on refrigerator doors,
medical cabinets, internal/external doors, etc. The Tag is also designed to be worn by the care recipient
around their neck, in a pocket, or attached to a purse or handbag. Tags also have an alert button on
their face to be used to notify the care circle when help is needed. Tags communicate over a low-power
network to the Satellites. (Currently, we limit 10 Tags paired to a single Satellite). This is the only device
within this specification that has the ability to be worn by a Nomo Smart Care consumer that may come
into deliberate contact with water, (for example, while bathing in showers, bathtubs, etc.). Tags should
be water resistant at 1 gravity in an undamaged state at all times.