Epicalert Apex EPIC-AP130 Guida utente

Table of Contents

1. System Introduction....................................................................................3

1.1. System Setup.........................................................................................4

1.2. Specifications.........................................................................................7

2. Operation....................................................................................................9

2.1. Alarm Activation .....................................................................................9

2.2. Standby Mode......................................................................................11

2.3. Digital Reporting Methods....................................................................15

2.4. Walk and Range Test...........................................................................18

2.5. Global Test...........................................................................................18

2.6. Factory Reset.......................................................................................19

3. Enrolling Devices......................................................................................19

3.1. Zones...................................................................................................19

3.2. Enrolling Methods.................................................................................20

3.3. User Enrolling Pendant 1 .....................................................................21

3.4. User Enrolling Pendant 2 .....................................................................21

3.5. Removing Pendant 1 and 2..................................................................21

4. SystemConfiguration ...............................................................................23

4.1. Entering Programming Mode...............................................................23

4.2. Programming Your Apex......................................................................25

5. Appendix ..................................................................................................46

Appendix A: CID Event code............................................................................46

Appendix B: Apex Programming Overview......................................................49

Appendix C: Apex Programming Worksheet....................................................53

Appendix D: Beep Definitions...........................................................................57

Appendix E: Apex Voice Prompts ....................................................................58

This guide provides the basic installation, programmingand wiring information requiredfor Apex. This

guide should be used in conjunction with the Apex User Manual, which is included in the kit or

available for download from Epic Safety website at: www.epicsafety.com

1. System Introduction

Apex is a base unit that acts as the core device in an Epic Alert Personal

Emergency Response system. The system has compatibility with 11 different

devices and a multitude of capabilities that include call cancelling features, non-

emergency phone calls and fully programmable sections.

Compatible Devices:

Oval Nano Pico

Fall Sensor Emergency Pendant Emergency Button

Tact Wave

Door Contact Motion Detector

1.1. System Setup

1.1.1. Identifying the Parts

TOP VIEW

REAR VIEW

BACK VIEW

1. Blue Help Button (with backlight)

Press to call for help

Backlight will light up during calls

Backlight flashes during the HELP ARRIVED MODE

Backlight designed for easy access at night

2. Green Reset Button

Press to end a help/phone call during an active call session

Press to confirm that help has arrived

Press once to check in for inactivity monitoring

Press and hold for 16 seconds to disable inactivity monitoring

Press and hold for 3 seconds to dial the programmed non-

emergency phone number.

Before Apex dials out for alarm reporting, press once to cancel the

alarm reporting.

Press once to report that help has arrived when help arrived mode is

active.

Press once to cancel alarm reporting

Press twice to cancel help arrived mode

3. Red LED Light

Solid light - when a call is in progress

4. Green LED Light

Solid light - when Apex is ON

Flashes every second - when the power cord is unplugged

Flashes every two seconds - when the unit or associated devices

have low battery

A slow flash - indicates a phone line problem

A quick flash every 2 seconds - indicates supervision failure

5. Microphone

6. Speaker

7. Phone Jack (marked)

Telephone unit connection

8. Line Jack (marked)

Phone line connection from wall

9. DC Jack

DC 12V 1Apower adapter

connection

10. Battery Switch

11. Temperature Sensor

12. Local Programming Input

Use the special telephone cord to connect

Apex and a telephone

unit

for local programming.

13. Mounting Holes

14. Mounting Bracket

1.1.2. Locating a suitable position

•

Apex should be placed in an easily accessible location near a power outlet

and telephone line connection.

•

Do not place Apex near heat sources, such as a microwave, as this can

reduce signal strength and avoid damp locations, such as the bathroom.

•

Do not place Apex alongside other radio transmitting devices, such as

mobile phones, cordless phones, or wireless computer network (Wi-Fi)

devices.

•

Do not place Apex under direct sunlight as this can affect the functionality

of the temperature sensor.

1.1.3. Mounting Apex

Apex can be mounted on the wall or placed flat wherever desired (e.g. on a

table). If mounted on a wall, ensure Apex is fitted near chest height where the

buttons, microphone and speaker can be easily accessed and operated.

Using the Wall Mounting Bracket as a template, mark off two hole

positions on the wall.

Drill two holes. Insert the wall plugs included if the wall is plaster or brick

•Ensure there are no hidden cables or pipes.

Screw on the bracket to the wall.

Hook Apex onto the bracket, with the front facing towards you.

1.1.4. Line Seizure

Apex has a line seizure feature and can control the telephone line. When wired

correctly, even if the phone line is previously engaged, Apex can circumvent the

line and place a help call. The line seizure feature is only available when the

household phones are connected to the phone jack via Apex.

Apex has master control over

Phone B but not Phone A

1.2. Specifications

User Features:

Built-in low and high temperature sensor

Voice prompt notifications

Two way voice communication on base unit

Calls up to 4 programmable numbers: choice of 4 account numbers or

one global account number.

Supports call cancel feature on base unit and all compatible devices.

Can call a single non-emergency number.

Answers and terminates incoming phone calls (ringer enabled/disabled).

Control over phone line use (line seizure) even if the phone line is

engaged.

User can program/enroll up to 2 pendants

Detects no pendant present

Low battery alert for base unit and other devices

Telephone fault and power failure notification

Programmer/Installer Features:

Inactivity monitoring for 0 to 24 hours

Help arrived mode can be enabled or disabled

Help arrived monitoring time is programmable up to 15 minutes after

initial help call.

oSends additional “help not arrived” signal to Central Monitoring

Station

oFollow up calls to make sure emergency help has arrived

Two way communication sessions can be programmed to last from 1 to

10 minutes (Gives warning beeps and session time can be increased).

Optional delay on signal transmission programmable for up to 99

seconds.

Fall sensor has its own programmable delay time for activity after a fall

Fall sensor transmits an inactivity signal if it does not detect any

movement after the fall.

Locally programmed with any regular telephone set

Does not need special programmer

Remote programming from anywhere through any phone (ring count or

auto-answering enabling for remote programming).

Communication formats: Contact ID, Two Way Voice

Up to 10 devices (including pendants) can be programmed to the base

unit.

Periodic test transmission from Apex can be made every 1 –7 or 30

days (can set to 0 for no test transmissions).

Device supervisory signals can be set every 1 - 30 days

Fault alerts can be set to silent mode or audible mode

Global test feature (to check if the complete system is working properly)

Walk/range test available to determine the operation range

Remove devices individually or as a group

After help signal is sent to monitoring station, CMS has 2 follow on

choices: start two-way communication or listen-in.

Tone or pulse dialing mode

Silent or audible transmitter

Programmable installer’s code

Can program a single device to send silent or audible panic alarm

Half duplex or full duplex voice communication

Base unit AC failure and low battery report

Technical Specifications:

Power: 12V 1A adapter

Backup battery: 7.2V 1300mAh Ni-Mh rechargeable battery x 6

Battery backup time: 32 hours minimum

Speaker: 3W

Radio frequency: 433 MHz

Range: Over 200 meters in open space

Operating temperature: -10° to +45°C

Humidity: Up to 90% non-condensing

Dimensions: 200.2 X 149 X 55.5 mm

2. Operation

2.1. Alarm Activation

When an alarm is triggered, the RED LED light and the HELP button backlight

will light up. Apex will call for help according to the programmed reporting method

and guard time delay.

- An alarm report can only be cancelled by pressing the RESET button.

- During the transmission period, all supported devices can cancel alarms

that they have triggered by pressing the EMERGENCY button on the

device for 8 seconds.

- All supported devices can end a voice session they have triggered by

pressing the EMERGENCY button on the device for 8 seconds.

Alarm Call Voice Prompts

When an alarm has been triggered by any device, Apex will indicate the status

of the alarm call with voice prompts. Please see Appendix E: Apex Voice

Prompts for a complete list of the voice prompts.

2.1.1. Help Arrived Confirmation Mode

The Help Arrived Mode (Section 33) option must be turned on for this function.

Help Arrived Mode will activate after the alarm is triggered and all voice sessions

with the call sequence phone numbers have ended. When activated, Apex will

start the Help Arrived Timer set in Section 67 and the HELP button will flash.

One minute after the two way voice communication session ends, the

voice prompt “If help has arrived, press the green RESET button” will play

every minute until the RESET button is pressed (once or twice).

oThe RESET button can be pressed twice to send a “Help Arrived

Mode Cancelled” report (code 647) to the CMS. The HELP

button will stop flashing and Apex will return to standby mode.

oAlternatively, pressing the RESET button once will prompt Apex

to send a “Help Arrived” report (code 645) to the CMS. The HELP

button will continue to flash. The Help Arrived Timer will reset

and start counting down again.

If the timer expires before the RESET button is pressed, an additional

“Help Has Not Arrived” signal will be sent to the CMS. Apex will place

another help alarm call and follow the procedures programmed for a

typical alarm activation.

oApex will indicate the number of alarm calls that have been

transmitted to the CMS with the code 100X, where X represents

the Xth call being placed at the moment. For example, if it is the

third help alarm call, the code 1003 will be sent.

oIf the RESET button is not pressed after 4 retries to resend the

alarm report, Apex will dial the telephone number programmed

in Section 75 and open a two-way voice communication session

when the call is answered. If the call is not answered, Apex will

end the reporting and return to standby mode.

When the arrived help finishes treatment, they can press the RESET

button again to send a cancel report to the CMS. Help Arrived Mode will

end, the HELP button will stop flashing and Apex will return to standby.

oIf additional help is needed, press the HELP button to send a

“Request for More Help” report (code 646) to the CMS.

oIf the RESET button is not pressed again to send a Local Resend

report, Apex will send a Nurse Present report when the Help

Arrived mode expires.

When call-back mode is enabled CMS can call back to Apex multiple

times during Help Arrived Mode.

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