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Security Escort | Installation and Setup Guide | 1.0

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1.4 Transmitters

1.4.1 Personal Escort Transmitters

Note:

Not all features are available on

all transmitters.

• Unique ID Code: All Personal Escort

Transmitters contain a unique

identification that can be entered

into the central console System

Database. This allows the system to

only respond to appropriate users

and ignore unauthorized devices. It

also allows unique identification

of owner in database.

• Local Piezo Sounder: All Personal

Escort Transmitters contain an

internal piezo sounder device. The

piezo is sounded during most types

of transmissions to indicate to the

user that the alarm or test event

was activated.

• Duress Alarm (Manual Alarm): All

Personal Escort Transmitters allow

an alarm condition to be

transmitted by the user manually

activating the ALARM buttons.

• Transmitter Test: All Personal

Escort Transmitters allow the user

to activate the transmitter to

perform a system test. This tests

that the system acknowledges the

transmitter, the receivers in the

area function, the transponder

communication functions, and the

particular transmitter ID are in

the central console database.

• Man-Down: Some transmitters contain

an internal “tilt” switch that

monitors and transmits an alarm if

the transmitter is not in an

upright position.

• Supervision: Some transmitters send

periodic transmissions, allowing

the system to monitor activity of

the transmitter and report failing

transmitters or missing

transmitters.

• Note:

Supervision transmissions do not

activate the local piezo sounder.

• Lanyard: Some transmitters contain

a “pull switch” that transmits an

alarm if the lanyard is pulled from

the transmitter unit.

• Auto Tracking: When an alarm is

transmitted, the transmitter

continues to transmit periodically

for 15-min. following the alarm.

This allows the system to track a

moving transmitter that is

activated.

• Silent Manual Alarm (“Security”):

This feature is available on

Security Transmitters. When the

duress alarm (manual alarm) is

activated by the user, there is no

local sounder turned on. This

allows users to transmit the alarm

silently.

• Maintenance Transmitter: Used to

validate the system functions. By

performing a test, the receiver

indicates receptions by lighting

the green LED. Transmitting an

alarm lights the red LED. The

Maintenance Transmitters do not

activate a real system alarm, the

system uses the information for

diagnostic and test purposes only.

There is no auto tracking on the

Maintenance Transmitters.

• Low Battery Indication: The battery

status is sent with each

transmission, the system tracks and

reports low battery devices.

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