Elpas Solutions 5 WTD41101 0 User Manual
Elpas Personal Safety Bracelet
P/Ns: 5-WTD40100-0, 5-WTD40101-0, 5-WTD41100-0 and 5-WTD41101-0
User Guide
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V2/Sept 2012
The Personal Safety Bracelet is a wrist worn Active RFID Tag that provides aroundthe-clock monitoring of medical patients and assisted living care residents who
require added safety.
The bracelet bundles triple-tech Real-Time Location System (RTLS) technologies to
deliver precise real-time positioning data so that a host RTLS safety application or an
integrated physical security platform can track the whereabouts of the individual
anywhere within the facility.
The bracelet features a large duress call button designed especially for senior
citizens. Pressing the button causes the tag to transmit positioning data that identifies
the person requiring assistance and the precise building location of the involving
medical or safety incident for speedier and more effective response efforts.
The bracelet also enables immediate near-exit location awareness for administering
patient/staff escort procedures and for preventing unauthorized transfers into or out of
protected building areas.
It is important that you understand, and follow the instructions in this document.
Should you have any questions, please contact your Elpas support representative
before proceeding with the installation, operation or maintenance of these products.
Product Specifications
Transmission Rates in LF Zones
Moving Bracelet
LF Response Time: Onboard LF receiver
polls every 0.6 sec to check if the bracelet is
in a LF zone.
Transmission Rate: Bursts of 6 IR/RF
supervision transmissions (each
transmission about 2ms in duration), 400ms
apart. If the bracelet stays in a LF zone, then
repeated at 2 seconds intervals.
Transmitted Message Type: IR/RF Data
Message includes ID code of LF Exciter.
Motion bit, M=1.
Motionless Bracelet
LF Response Time: Onboard LF receiver
polls every 15 seconds to check if the badge
is in a LF zone.
Transmission Rate: 6 IR/RF supervision
transmissions (each transmission about 2ms
in duration), 0.4 seconds apart: If the bracelet
stays in a LF zone, then repeated at 15
second intervals.
Transmitted Message Type: IR/RF Data
Message includes ID code of LF Exciter.
Motion bit, M=0
Signaling Technologies
RF (433MHz) IR (800nm) LF (125KHz)
RF (Motion/Stationary)
Supervision messages every 10 seconds / 60 seconds
IR (Motion/Stationary)
Supervision messages every 10 seconds / 60 seconds
RF Under LF
6 IR/RF transmissions (each @ 2ms in duration), 0.5secs apart;
every 2 secs after 10 mins returns to 10 secs when in motion
Supervised Events
Button Press/Release
Motion/Stationary
Low Battery
3 RF/IR transmissions (each @2ms in duration), 400ms apart
Power Source
3.0V/560mAH lithium battery, CR 2450
Battery Life
12-36 months depending upon usage
LED Indicator
Low Battery, Button Press, LF Field
Badge ID
Factory-Programmed ID
Housing
IP65, Nylon Plastic
Weight
35 grams (1.23 ounces)
Dimensions (H x W x D)
46.9 x 41.0 x18.9mm (1.84 x 1.61 x 0.74 inches)
Operating Environment
Temp: 0°C to 50° (0°F to 122°F)
Humidity: 100% non-condensing
Management Software
Eiris 4.6 (or higher)/Eiris Configurator 4.8 (or higher)
ELC Programmer V2.0
Standards
IC, FCC & CE compliant
Warranty
1 year limited warranty (excluding battery)
Product offerings and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Not all products include all features.
Compatible Accessories
Part Number
Description
5-PBA90003
3.0V/560mAH lithium battery, CR 2450 (20 pcs)
5-WTD09001
Standard Wristband (set of 5)
5-WTD09003
Hospital Band Adapters (set of 5)
*5-PB063011
Disposable Clincher Wristband (set of 50)
*5-WTA90007
Reusable Medical Grade Wristband with Lock Pin (5 pcs)
5-500130
Lock Pin Removal Magnet
Introduction
*Requires Hospital Band Adapters for use with Bracelet P/Ns 5-WTD40000-0 & 5-WTD41000-0.
Elpas High-Risk Security Bracelet – User Guide
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Initial Activation
The bracelet is shipped from the factory in Sleep Mode
to conserve battery power during shipping.
To activate the bracelet from sleep mode both of the
following described methods can be used:
Button Press
Orient the tag front-cover
side up. Next press & hold
down the call button for at
least 5 seconds.
Tamper Band Method
Touch the two ends of the
tamper wrist band together.
Pin Shorting
Place the bracelet back
cover side up. Using the tips
of a metal tweezers, touch
the two metal contacts
simultaneously
If the wake-up process is successful the LED Indicator
on the front of the bracelet will illuminate for 3 seconds.
Battery Replacement
Change the bracelet’s status in the
host RTLS application to ‘Inactive’.
Place the bracelet back cover side
up. Then Unscrew the 4 screws and
remove the back cover.
Slide the battery out from under
the battery holder. Dispose of
used battery in accordance with
local regulations.
Replace the battery ensuring that
the positive (+) side of the battery
faces up.
Close the back cover such that the screw holes are
correctly aligned. Tighten the 4 screws snugly into place.
Do not over-tighten as this may strip the case threads.
Change the bracelet’s status in the host RTLS application
back to ‘Active’.
Attaching the Hospital Band Adapters
Place the bracelet back cover side
up. Then Unscrew the 4 screws and
remove the back cover.
Position the bracelet front cover side
down. Next insert the two hospital
band adapters into the grooved slots
which are located on either side of
the front cover.
Close the back cover such that the screw holes are
correctly aligned. Tighten the 4 screws snugly into place.
Do not over-tighten as this may strip the case threads
Option 1 – Using Dispatch Disinfectant Spray
1. Lightly wet a disposable towel with Dispatch spray
2. Do not saturate the towel
3. Wipe the outer surfaces of the sensor
4. Next wipe the sensor with a dry disposable towel
5. Allow the sensor to air dry
6. Return the clean sensor to inventory or usage
7. Dispose of used towels per facility policies
Option 2 – Using Dispatch Disinfectant Towels
1. Open a new Dispatch pre-moistened towel
2. Wipe the outer surfaces of the sensor
3. Next wipe the sensor with a dry disposable towel
4. Allow the sensor to air dry
5. Return the clean sensor to inventory or usage
6. Dispose of used towels per facility policies
Cleaning & Disinfection Procedures
Use an appropriate antibacterial disinfectant such as Dispatch® Hospital Cleaner Disinfectant with Bleach from Caltech
Industries, Inc (http://www.caltechind.com) to clean the High-Risk Security Bracelet.
Since ‘Cleaning Procedures’ may vary according to facility guidelines, thus the procedures given below are for illustrative
purposes only:
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