Centrak 2X74Y Users Manual

CENTRAK STAFF BADGE – IT-743

Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for product compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

DualTrak™ Technology for room and bed level accuracy

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Three customizable buttons

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System controlled LED

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Ultra thin (only 3 mm thin) and light weight

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Shape and size of a standard hospital issued badge

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Hole mounts for portrait or landscape to wear behind a standard badge

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Water resistant and easy to clean

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Long battery life

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*See Technical Specs on back for other frequency ranges

Today’s hospitals have a critical need to locate personnel throughout their facilities. They require a reliable RTLS to optimize patient care and provide alerting capabilities to ensure the safety of its personnel. CenTrak’s IT-743 staff badge was developed to meet this need. It was designed using feedback from hospital personnel and includes several unique features that improve upon legacy staff locating technology.

The CenTrak Staff Badge, or IT-743 Tag, can be mounted onto the loop used to hold a standard hospital issued employee badge. The Staff Badge is designed to stay with the caregiver, thus eliminating the need for separate processes that require daily tagging of personnel. The Staff Badge is water resistant and can be easily cleaned. Each Staff Badge has three customizable buttons that can be assigned based upon the RTLS use case.

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About CenTrak DualTrak™ Technology

CenTrak’s core RTLS differs from legacy technologies in its combined use of a patented combination of second-generation infrared (Gen2IR™) and active RFID technology called DualTrak. Battery powered Monitors transmit a unique room number using Gen2IR which is received by any tag in that room. The tag communicates the room number and its own unique ID via RF to the CenTrak Location Server using a hospital’s existing wired or Wi-Fi network, where it can be accessed in realtime by hospital personnel and integrated with third party solution providers.

Like light, Gen2IR will not pass through walls and does not suffer from traditional infrared line-ofsight limitations. Therefore, when a tag reads a room number, there are no errors. This is certaintybased RTLS. Unlike estimation-based information, certainty-based location data can be used by hospitals to make important improvements to process flow and automate decision making. Most healthcare workflow improvements can only be realized when the location data is certainty-based.

CenTrak, Inc. 207 Penns Trail Newtown, PA 18940 t: 215-860-2928 e: sales@centrak.com www.centrak.com

902-928 MHz Model #IT-740*

4M codes

> 300 feet

2 uW (Average) 3 buttons, LED, low battery

YES

Operating temperature Storage temperature

Sealing

-20 C to +70 C

-25 C to +80 C Splash resistant

Battery type Smart tag feature Low battery indication

Lithium CR2325x2 replaceable pack

Environmental

Power

FCC Operating Frequency Range

868-870 MHz Model #ITEU-740

CE Operating Frequency Range

Operation

Group code & tag ID codes Typical transmission range

Field strength Smart Tag features Motion Sensor

Loop (portrait or landscape)

Lanyard (retractable)

Fits standard employment badge mounting

(optional)

Mounting / Attachment Options

Case length Case height Case width

3.40 in (86 mm)

2.125in (55 mm)

0.125 in (3 mm)

Case weight Construction

(with battery) 1.10 oz (34.02 g)

ABS & Poly Carbonate mixture

Tag Dimensions

Tag cleaning method

Warning: Must use CenTrak Disinfection procedure. Other methods may void product warranty.

Wipe Cleaning Method Only. See CenTrak Tag Disinfection Guide for Instructions

Cleaning

CENTRAK STAFF BADGE IT-743 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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CenTrak, Inc. 207 Penns Trail Newtown, PA 18940 t: 215-860-2928 e: sales@centrak.com www.centrak.com

WARNING: This guide is in draft form and can be changed without notice at any time by CenTrak. Please

contact CenTrak prior to commercial use to receive all the necessary latest information about the system.

This component complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) The device may not cause harmful interference, and 2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Modifying or tampering with the transceiver’s or receiver’s internal components can cause a malfunction, invalidate the warranty, and will void FCC authorization to use these products. This product or its systems are covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents: 5,917,425 , 7,061,428 , 7,378,964