1. Ifihan
The Daytech Caregiver Pager system is designed to provide prompt assistance for individuals who may need help, such as the elderly, patients, or those with disabilities. This wireless alert system ensures that caregivers are notified quickly and efficiently, offering peace of mind and enhanced safety.
The system includes a plug-in receiver and a portable wireless call button, making it suitable for various environments including private homes, hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics.
Image: The Daytech Caregiver Pager system, showing the white plug-in receiver on the left and the round, red-buttoned wireless call button with a lanyard on the right.
Image: This illustration highlights various individuals who can benefit from the Daytech call button system, including the elderly, patients, disabled individuals, and those who are bedridden, emphasizing its broad applicability.
2. Package Awọn akoonu
Jọwọ rii daju pe gbogbo awọn paati wa ninu package rẹ:
- 1 x Olùgbà Àfikún
- 1 x Wireless Call Button
- 1 x Neck Strap for Call Button
- 1 x Double-sided Sticker for Call Button Mounting
3. Ọja Ipariview
3.1 olugba
The receiver is the main alert unit. It plugs into a standard electrical outlet and emits an audible alert and visual LED light when the call button is pressed.
- Awọn bọtini Iṣakoso iwọn didun: Located on the side, these buttons allow adjustment of the alert volume.
- Ringtone Selection Buttons: Also on the side, these buttons cycle through the available ringtones.
- Atọka LED: A blue LED light illuminates when an alert is received, providing a visual cue.
3.2 Wireless Call Button
The call button is a compact, portable device used to send an alert to the receiver. It features a prominent "CALL" button.
- Bọtini Ipe: Press this red button to activate the alert.
- Apẹrẹ ti ko ni omi: The button is designed to be waterproof and dustproof (IP55 rated), suitable for use in bathrooms or other areas where splashes may occur. Note: Do not immerse the button in water.
4. Eto ati fifi sori
4.1 Olugba Oṣo
- Wọle: Insert the receiver into a standard electrical outlet in a central location where the alert can be easily heard.
- Ṣatunṣe Iwọn didun: Use the volume control buttons on the side of the receiver to set the desired alert volume. There are 5 adjustable levels, ranging from 0 dB (mute) to 110 dB.
- Yan Ohun orin ipe: Use the ringtone selection buttons to cycle through the 20 available ringtones. The default ringtone is "Ding-Dong". The receiver has a memory function that retains your last selected ringtone and volume setting even after a power outage.
Image: Close-up of the Daytech receiver highlighting the 20 unique tones, 5 adjustable volume levels (0-110dB), and alert LED light features.
4.2 Call Button Installation and Placement
The call button offers multiple attachment options for convenience and accessibility:
- Okùn Ọrùn: Attach the provided neck strap to the call button. This allows the user to wear the button as a pendant, keeping it readily accessible.
- Double-sided Sticker: Use the included double-sided sticker to secure the call button to a flat surface. Common placements include beside a bed, on a bathroom wall, or near a chair. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before applying the sticker for optimal adhesion.
Consider placing the call button in areas where assistance might be most needed, such as bedrooms, bathrooms, or living areas.
Image: Demonstrates the versatility of the call button, showing it worn by a patient in a hospital bed and mounted on a bathroom wall, emphasizing its IP55 waterproof rating.
5. Awọn ilana Iṣiṣẹ
5.1 Sending an Alert
To send an alert, simply press the red "CALL" button on the wireless call button. Upon pressing, the call button will transmit a signal to the receiver.
Image: Illustrates an elderly man pressing the call button, and a caregiver in the kitchen being alerted by the receiver, emphasizing that help can be called without shouting.
5.2 Receiving an Alert
When the receiver receives a signal from the call button, it will:
- Emit the selected ringtone at the set volume level.
- Illuminate its blue LED indicator light.
The wireless range of the system is approximately 300+ feet (up to 500 feet/150 meters in open areas), allowing for reliable communication throughout most homes and facilities.
Image: A diagram illustrating the 500ft/150m wireless range of the Daytech system, showing how alerts can be received from different rooms and floors within a house.
6. Itọju ati Itọju
- Ninu: Wipe both the receiver and call button with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or immerse the receiver in water.
- Call Button Battery: The call button is powered by a long-lasting battery. If the button stops functioning, the battery may need replacement. Refer to the product packaging or manufacturer's website for specific battery type and replacement instructions.
- Ibi: Ensure the receiver is plugged into a stable power source and not in an area prone to extreme temperatures or moisture.
7. Laasigbotitusita
| Isoro | Owun to le Fa | Ojutu |
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| Receiver does not alert when button is pressed. |
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| Alert sound is too low or too loud. | Eto iwọn didun nilo atunṣe. | Use the volume control buttons on the side of the receiver to adjust to the desired level. |
| Call button not responding. |
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8. Awọn pato
| Ẹya ara ẹrọ | Ẹ̀kúnrẹ́rẹ́ |
|---|---|
| Awoṣe | 1 call button + 1 receiver |
| Package Mefa | 4.33 x 3.03 x 2.91 inches |
| Iwọn Nkan | 5.6 iwon |
| Olupese | Daytech |
| Alailowaya Ibiti | 300+ feet (up to 500ft/150m in open area) |
| Awọn ohun orin ipe | 20 ohun orin yiyan |
| Awọn ipele iwọn didun | Awọn ipele 5 (0 dB si 110 dB) |
| Call Button Waterproof Rating | IP55 (dustproof and splashproof) |
9. Onibara Support
Daytech is committed to providing reliable products and excellent customer service. If you encounter any issues or have questions regarding your Caregiver Pager system, please do not hesitate to contact Daytech customer service. They provide round-the-clock support to assist you.
For further assistance, please visit the official Daytech webaaye tabi tọka si alaye olubasọrọ ti a pese pẹlu apoti ọja rẹ.
