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Monitoring
starts when the handset is removed from its docking holder which
can be installed in a portable or fixed location and continues
at 3 times a minute checking that the handset is functioning
correctly. |
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In
the event of the worker not pressing the button on the handset
for 5 minutes the unit will bleep at an increasing repetition
rate for a further 5 minute period. |
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If
after the second 5 minute period the worker has not responded
by pressing the button on the transmitter the transmitter will
go into alarm mode and start sending a distress signal once
every second until the transmitter is returned to the docking
holder which resets the unit. |
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The
alarms generated are both audible and visual on the transmitter
and audible and visual on the receiver hub. |
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SMS
messages sent to a maximum of 3 mobile telephone numbers can
also be initiated automatically when in alarm mode. |
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The
lone worker can force the system into alarm mode by pressing
the transmitter button continuously for a period of 8 seconds. |
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Download
Lone Worker brochure (148kB) |
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Download
Lone Worker transmitter datasheet (372kB) |
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Download
Lone Worker receiver hub datasheet (kB) |
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