Attenti ATT 830 2 User Manual

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Asset Tracking Device
Operational Instructions

The HomeFree system is designed to monitor special needs individuals in the
care center environment. The ATT (Asset Tracking Tag) is one of the many
unique elements of this system.

The ATT is a transmitter that is designed for installation on material assets
such as computers and printers located within the monitored area. When the
monitored item is in motion, the ATT transmits a signal that enables the item
to be tracked. The ATT is not for use outside the monitored area.

LED Indicator

Activating the Asset Tracking tag:

The ATT is turned off by the manufacturer before shipment and must be
activated before use. To activate, install the rear tamper plate onto the item
that requires tracking. Click the ATT onto the rear tamper plate; the LED
indicator flashes for 3 seconds indicating that the ATT has been activated
successfully.

Once in active mode, the ATT sends a status message to the monitoring
station (every 60 minutes) indicating the current battery status as well as the
location of the ATT. This status message is sent until the ATT is deactivated.

Motion Alert:

When the ATT detects motion, it sends a transmission every 20 seconds. The
ATT sends these transmissions until 2 minutes have expired without motion.
After 2 motion-free minutes, the ATT returns to Rest mode.

Tamper Alert:

If the ATT is removed from the tracked item (i.e. it becomes separated from
the rear tamper plate), a tamper signal shall be sent once every 20 seconds
for a period of one hour. After an hour, if the ATT is still separated from the
tracked item, a tamper signal shall be sent once every 60 minutes. After the
ATT has been in a tamper condition for 12 hours, it shall automatically
deactivate itself.

Deactivating the ATT:

Separate the ATT from its rear tamper plate. After 12 hours, the ATT
deactivates itself automatically.