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Introduction

Attendant Alarms/Alerts are battery-powered monitors that alert you

with an alarm when a resident attempts to leave their bed, chair

or wheelchair. Attendant Alarms/Alerts are intended to be used on

wheelchairs, standard upright chairs and beds to assist caregivers

trained in its use.

Attendant Alarms/Alerts are intended to help augment caregivers'

comprehensive resident mobility management programs. They are

not a substitute for the visual monitoring and care of residents by

trained caregivers.

Definitions & Symbols

Note: Indicates a tip.

Caution: Indicates correct operating or maintenance procedures

in order to prevent damage to or destruction of the equipment or

other property.

Warning: Calls attention to a potential danger that requires correct

procedures or practices in order to prevent personal injury.

Device: Your Attendant Alarm/Alert.

You And Your: The facility, community or other entity that has

purchased the device.

We, Us And Our: Direct Supply Manufacturing, Inc.

• Attention. Read the instructions.

Testing

Test the system and battery level status before every use.

• WARNING – Always verify the system is working properly before

leaving a resident unattended.

Cleaning

To clean the device, use disinfectant wipes. Do not immerse in any

liquid or solution.

Storage

Store device indoors in a dry, cool location.

Do not store near heaters or other devices that could physically

damage the product.

Product Description

Attendant Magnet Alarms use a magnetic sensor to alert you when

a resident moves beyond the length of the call cord.

Economy Model

• Tamper-resistant – doesn't use on/off switch which could be

accidentally turned off

• Protective boot – extends useful life by providing additional

protection if alarm is dropped

• Volume options – 2-position volume adjustment; 98dB low and

108 dB high at a distance of 10 cm

• Power source – runs on one 9V battery (not included) and

features a convenient low-battery indicator

• Attachment style – clip attaches securely to resident's clothing;

alarm attaches to wheelchair or bedrail with nylon strap or

bedrail clip

• Ideal as a back-up alarm

Deluxe Model

Includes all the features of the Economy alarm, plus:

• Nurse Call Capability – includes nurse call jack option

Trouble Shooting

If your system does not function when tested, follow these steps:

1) Verify that you are using a fully charged battery

If the battery is low, the low battery light on the face of the

monitor will flash, and the monitor will emit a short beep. If this

occurs, immediately replace with a new battery. The warning

light will stop flashing, and the short beep will stop. NEVER use

the device when the battery is low.

2) Check that the magnet is securely plugged into the device.

• WARNING – If these troubleshooting tips do not resolve

the problem, immediately take the alarm out of service,

substitute another working alarm, and contact Direct Supply

Equipment & Furnishings.

• WARNING – Some generic 9V batteries have non-standard

terminal spacing that may cause interference problems in the

battery compartment. If you have problems inserting the battery

into the battery compartment, or if the alarm fails to sound with

a battery inserted, verify the brand of the 9V battery being used,

and replace with a name-brand battery if appropriate.

1-800-634-7328 DirectSupply.com

Directions for Use

Step 1: Place the magnet end of the cord assembly

on the metallic disk on the face of the monitor.

Step 2: Insert 9V battery (not included) into

battery compartment.

Step 3: Attach the device to a wheelchair, chair or

bed using the strap, optional Bed Rail Clip (#92457)

or optional Wheelchair Clip (#97132).

Step 4: Attach the alligator clip to the resident's garment.

Step 5: Adjust the length of the cord according to the

placement of the device on the wheelchair, chair or

bed. This is done with the Cord Length Adjuster.

• WARNING: Make sure that the adjustable cord is

placed in a manner so that the resident is not at risk of

strangulation or getting entangled in the cord, and that

the resident cannot tamper with monitor or reach the

"Reset" button.

Step 6: Adjust the string, allowing the resident to

move naturally before the alarm is activated. If the

resident moves beyond that distance, the magnet

detaches from the face of the unit from any angle,

producing an audible tone to cue the resident to sit

back down, and alerts the caregiver that a resident

may be at risk of falling. If possible, test the cord length by asking

the resident to lean forward a comfortable distance.

Step 7: To adjust the volume, open the battery compartment

in the back of the monitor to access the controls. Adjust the volume

switch to HI (loud) or LO (soft) depending on the caregiver's needs.

Step 8: Always test and check the battery before use.

To check battery level: The low-battery

indicator light on the face of the monitor is

marked LOW BATTERY. When the battery

needs to be replaced, the alarm will emit a

short beep, and the Low Battery light will flash

once every 3 seconds.

• WARNING: Check battery level before every use.

Step 9: To connect the magnet alarm (Deluxe version only) to an

existing Nurse Call System: Plug one end of the optional Nurse

Call System Cable (#94572) into the

⁄

" jack labeled NURSE CALL

on the bottom of the monitor, and the other end into the Nurse

Call

⁄

" system receptacle. Check to ensure that when the alarm

sounds, it is heard at the nurses' station.

In order for the device to alert your caregivers that a resident

wishes to get out of their bed or chair, you must have the full,

functioning and connected alarm system (device and cord)

connected to a compatible nurse call system.

• WARNING

This device could interrupt the function of a pacemaker if held

in direct contact with a pacemaker. For your residents' safety,

it is recommended that the magnet is kept 2" away from any

pacemaker insertion site.

Front View

Back View

Magnet with

Adjustable Cord

Cord

Length

Adjuster

Bottom View

Nurse Call