RONDISH CMD-11 Users Manual

Central Monitor Display (CMD-11c) User Instructions, Version 1

The Rondish Central Monitor Display by Rondish is an affordable fall management and nurse call solution
for a small home or hospital ward. Caregivers can conveniently read a large LED display from a distance,
and the panel will forward signals to a Caregiver Alert Pager that will display call type and device ID.
Straightforward programming allows users to quickly set up the system, and easily add or remove
devices based on changes in daily requirements.

1. Set-Up

Open battery case and inert 6 x AA alkaline batteries. Batteries are intended in case of power loss only,
and will give approximately 4 hours of operation. The product must be connected to a power supply for
normal operation.

Screw on antenna to improve the range of wireless devices

Adjust volume to desired level by using the wheel on the right side. Tracking should only be ON if mobile
devices (wheelchairs or pendant call buttons) will be used. Otherwise set this switch to OFF.

Program devices and settings (see programming section for details)

• Assign a site code if other 433MHz devices will be used nearby, and turn off call forwarding for
any additional panels.

• Add wireless devices to memory as needed

If necessary, activate the lock on the right side to deactivate buttons on face of display. This will lock the
programming and disable the ability to reset alarms at the panel.

Place display on a desk or mount on the wall in a clearly visible location

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Central Monitor Display (CMD-11c) User Instructions, Version 1

Device

Type

Display

During Alarm

Floor Mat

Device ID + Pad

LED

Pendant

Device ID + Call

LED

Enuresis

Device ID + Sensor

/Door

LED

Door

Device ID + Sensor

/Door

LED

Epilepsy

Device ID + Sensor

/Door

LED

2. Operation

The CMD-11 will only accept most* alarm signals from devices that have been entered into memory. For
instructions on how to add/delete devices go to the next section.

The Power Indication LED will be steady ON when connected to a power supply. It will flash if the
display is using battery power, and a beep will sound after AC is lost.

The Panel Bat LED indicates the status of the panel only. It will flash if there is low battery or batteries
have not been inserted. This LED can only be reset by changing the batteries.

The two LEDs next to the large digits indicate the status of wireless devices:

• Signal Lost will turn on if tracking is active and the panel cannot detect one of the devices in
memory

• Device Bat will turn on if a wireless device is low on batteries

When the CMD-11 receives a 433MHz alarm signal it will display the device ID (01-99), sound an audible
alarm, and transmit the alarm details to the PAG-11 pager to help the caregiver determine where they
should provide aid. An LED will flash on the left side of the panel to indicate the type of device that made
the call.

Bed/Chair Exit Device ID + Pad LED

Call Button Device ID + Call LED
BTX Monitor Device ID + Call LED

Press Cancel to silence the alarm. The call type and ID will continue to display and will sound again if the
signal is received from the point of origin. Holding Cancel ~5s will erase the display. If there are multiple
devices programmed to a memory slot, a reset signal from any device in this slot will reset the display.

Press Review to cycle through events from the last 15 minutes, beginning with the most recent. If there
have not been any recent alarms there will be no display.

*Note: DMS door strips and BTX monitors are programmed at the device. To make more convenient for
end-users the CMD will display the assigned door/bed number without first being paired. End-users
should make sure they do not program other devices into a memory slot with the same display.

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