
User Guide–KI-2206
Responder® IV Wireless Bed
Interface User’s Guide
Rauland-Borg Corporation
Issued: 11/28/2006

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KI-2206 Responder® IV Wireless Bed Interface User’s Guide—Operation
Table of Contents
1: GENERAL INFORMATION.................................................................................................................................................4
REVISION HISTORY.....................................................................................................................................................................4
SCOPE OF THIS GUIDE ................................................................................................................................................................4
CUSTOMER CONNECTION/EXTRANET .........................................................................................................................................5
RELATED DOCUMENTS...............................................................................................................................................................5
2: LINKAGE.................................................................................................................................................................................6
LINKING BED AND WALL UNITS.................................................................................................................................................6
To Link the Units:...........................................................................................................................................................................7
Link Reminder Chirp.............................................................................................................................................................7
TESTING THE BED-TO-WALL LINK .............................................................................................................................................8
To Test the Link:............................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Remedying Link Failures......................................................................................................................................................8
TERMINATING A LINK.................................................................................................................................................................8
To Terminate a Link:......................................................................................................................................................................9
LOW BATTERY ALERT................................................................................................................................................................9
APPENDIX A: FCC AND IC COMPLIANCE .......................................................................................................................10

KI-2206 Responder® IV Wireless Bed Interface User’s Guide—Operation
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1: General Information
Because all hospital beds currently connect to a wall with a damage-prone 37-pin
connector, and because that damage results in all types of bed and Nurse-Call system
malfunctions, the Rauland-Borg Corporation has developed and is now selling Stryker and
Hill-Rom-compatible versions of a Wireless Bed Interface. The Interface provides Bed
Exit, Nurse Call, Bed Out, and Call Assurance functions without cable connection or
system programming. (The unit does not, however, provide TV/lighting controls or
TV/intercom audio. Those may, however, still be provided by optional Entertainment
Speakers.)
Wireless connectivity is accomplished by using two devices, one that plugs and securely
screws into a bed (“Bed Unit”) and one that plugs and securely screws into the wall (“Wall
Unit”). Each unit is equipped with a single button that serves to connect and/or disconnect
the bed from the wall, and a simple linking procedure allows one to roll a bed into a room
and be set to go in moments.
When you enter a room, you will find a Generic Wall Unit (model 30110) and one of the
two (2) model-specific Bed Units, the 301200 Hill-Rom Bed Unit (with a socket
connector) or the 301210 Stryker Bed Unit (with a plug connector).
Revision History
This is the first release of this manual. Should other versions be released, we will use this
section to track and highlight changes.
Scope of This Guide
Read this document if your responsibilities include operating the Wireless Bed Interface.
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