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Introduction and

Definitions & Symbols

introduction

The Direct Supply Attendant Wireless Pad Alert is a battery-

powered monitor that alerts you with an alarm when a

resident attempts to leave their bed, chair or wheelchair. The

device is intended to be used on wheelchairs, standard upright

chairs and beds to assist caregivers trained in its use.

The Direct Supply Attendant Wireless Pad Alert is intended

to help augment caregivers' comprehensive resident mobility

management programs. The device is 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 Direct Supply Attendant Wireless Pad 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.

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 the existing battery with a

new battery. After the new battery is inserted, the warning

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

use the device when the battery is low.

2. If using the AC adapter, verify that it is properly plugged in

to both the unit and the wall.

3. When using wired pads, verify that the pad is plugged

securely into the monitor.

• WArning - If the Pad Lost light is flashing and the alert is

beeping, the alert has lost communication with the wireless

pad. Make sure that the alert is within 20 feet of the wireless

pad, and is programmed properly.

4. For wireless pads, verify that the pad is programmed to

the Alert.

5. Determine which piece of equipment may need to be

replaced by either:

a. Taking a known working monitor and testing it with the

bed/chair pad; if the system works properly, the problem

is with the original monitor

b. Taking a known working bed/chair pad and testing it with

the monitor; if the system works properly, the problem is

with the original bed/chair pad.

• WArning – If these troubleshooting tips do not resolve

the problem, immediately take the Alert out of service,

substitute another working Alert, 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.

Product Description

The Direct Supply Attendant Wireless Pad Alert uses a wireless

pressure sensor to alert you when a resident's weight is lifted

from the bed or chair pad.

• Automatic Reset – automatically silences alarm when

pressure is reapplied to pad

• In-use/Alarm light – notifies you at a glance that the unit is

properly operating

• Pad Lost light - notifies you that communication between the

wireless pad and alert has been lost

• Volume options – three-position volume adjustment; 0db

(with nurse call cord attached)/88 db (without nurse call cord

attached) on low setting, 98 dB on medium setting and 108

dB on high setting at a distance of 10 cm

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

features a convenient low-battery indicator; can also be

operated on 120V AC power (adapter not included)

• Stays with resident – alert attaches to wheelchair, chair back,

headboard, or bed rail utilizing the nylon strap or the optional

S-shaped spring steel clip

• Versatile – can be used with Direct Supply Attendant wired

and wireless bed and chair pads

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

could be accidentally turned off

• Alarm delay – three-position alarm delay adjustment;

0, 1 or 2 seconds; if pressure is restored within this time,

no alert is sounded

• Tone options - three-position tone switch; 1-tone, 2-tone, or

3-tone audible alarm

Testing, Cleaning

& Storage

Testing

Test the system and verify battery level before every use.

• WArning – Always verify the system is working properly

before leaving a resident unattended.

Cleaning

To clean the device, use disinfectant wipes. To clean the

pad, use disinfectant wipes or antibacterial cleaners. 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.

Do not fold pad or store objects over 20 pounds (9 kilos) on

top of pad.

Initial Setup &

Directions for Use

step 1: Insert 9V battery (not included) into battery

compartment.

step 2: PAD SETUP

• Wired Pad – Plug the pad into the bottom of

the monitor.

• Wireless Pad – Press and hold the program button

in the battery compartment until three short beeps

are heard. Put pressure on the pad, then release. The alert

will beep twice if programming is successful, or will produce

a single long tone if programming is unsuccessful.

step 3: PAD PLACEMENT

• Place pad under the resident's shoulders to be

alerted when resident sits up in bed.

• Place pad under the resident's lower back/

buttocks to be alerted when the resident

vacates the bed, upright chair or wheelchair.

• Place monitor out of reach of the resident. Suitable

mounting locations may include: back of

headboard, back of wheelchair, wall or under

the bed. If using a wireless pad, the monitor

must be placed within 20 ft of the resident.

step 4: ADJUST SETTINGS

• 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), MED (medium) or LO (soft/mute)

depending on the caregiver's needs.

• To adjust the delay, open the battery

compartment in the back of the monitor to

access the controls.

• noTe: Delay comes set at 0 seconds. If caregiver deems

it safe and necessary to have a delay, slide the switch to 1

or 2 seconds.

• To adjust the alarm tones, open the battery compartment in

the back of the monitor to access the controls.

• To change the tone setting, adjust the tone switch to 1 (single

tone), 2 (two tones), or 3 (three tones) depending on the

caregiver needs.

• noTe: Tone comes set to 2 tones.

step 5: TEST SYSTEM

• Apply pressure to the pad to activate the

sensor device. The monitor will beep twice.

• The monitor is now active. The "In Use" light

will blink every 3 seconds to indicate that

pressure has been applied to the pad. Monitor

will alert when pressure is removed from the pad.

• When the Alert is active press the "Reset" button. This will

deactivate the Alert. Apply pressure to the pad to reactivate

the Alert.

step 6: ALWAYS TEST THE DEVICE AND CHECK THE

BATTERY LEVEL 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 Alert will

emit a short beep and the Low Battery light

will flash once every 3 seconds.

step 7:

• To connect the Wireless Alert 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 Alert is

triggered, 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 Alert system (device and cord)

connected to a compatible nurse call system.

• WArning: Do not use a pad that has expired. Immediately

replace the expired pad with a new pad.

• PAD-sPeCiFiC WArning

Pad alarm versions of this device are not designed to operate

with patients weighing less than 60 lbs (27 kilos).

Back View

Bottom View

Pad Jack

On/Off

AC Adapter

Pad Placement

Back View

Pad Placement

Bottom View

Nurse Call