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6 Signals from the arm module and the base station
Both the arm module and the base station display
signals about the status of the system. The arm
module does this using a LED on the (white) top.
The base station displays signals using the LEDs on
the top and also emits sound signals. The signals
used are shown below.
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B
LED 1 (orange): Power supply indicator
LED 2 (orange): Connected to a server (optional)
LED 3: Not used
LED 4 (green): Arm module connected to the
charger
LED 5 (green): All OK, detection active / arm
module charge indicator
LED 6 (red): (Technical) Alarm
A: Arm module indicator light
B: Loudspeaker
The brightness of the indicator on the arm module
(A) is set for use in a darkened room and may
consequently be more diffi cult to see in daylight / a
brightly lit area.
6.1 Arm module and base station display
the same signal
LED 5 and A are lit continuously green: All OK -
wearer is at rest
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NightWatch
The NightWatch can detect seizures at its most
sensitive setting. The heart rate is tracked reliably,
the connection between arm module and base
station is in order, the battery is in order, the
wearer is in a horizontal position (is lying in bed),
the wearer of the arm module has been at rest for
at least 2 minutes.
A
LED 5 and A are blinking green: All OK - wearer
is not yet at rest
The heart rate is tracked reliably, the connection
between arm module and base station is in order,
the battery is in order, but the wearer is not yet
at rest in bed or has recently sat up. Once the arm
module tracks that the wearer has been lying at
rest for two minutes, the NightWatch will switch
to its most sensitive setting (LED 5 continuously
green).
Ringing sound and LED 6 and A are blinking red:
Alert
This is a NightWatch alert
A
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B
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B
A
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