DRI Sleeper Eclipse User Manual

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The joy of a dry night’s sleep
Instructions
IMPORTANT
Please read these instructions before use
These instructions apply to both the DRI Sleeper
®
eclipse alarm
and the DRI Eclipse
™
alarm (USA market only).
In the context of these instructions reference to the
DRI Sleeper
®
eclipse also includes the DRI Eclipse
™
.
Congratulations on the purchase of your DRI Sleeper
®
eclipse wireless
bedwetting alarm.
Successful treatment with the DRI Sleeper
®
eclipse takes from a few weeks to a
few months. For the best results work with your child. Teach him or her how the
alarm works and practise what to do when the alarm is triggered.
In the early stages of treatment it also pays to help your child wake up when the
alarm sounds. Always encourage your child and acknowledge their progress.
Keep using the DRI Sleeper
®
eclipse EVERY NIGHT until your child has
achieved 14 consecutive nights without wetting the bed. Your child can then stop
using the alarm.
AND
Sleeper
®

DRI Sleeper Eclipse Specifications

General

Brand	DRI
Model	Sleeper Eclipse
Category	Accessories
Language	English

Summary

Device Components and Identification

Alarm Base Features

Details the alarm base, ON/OFF switch, and pairing button.

Urosensor Features

Cleaning and Initial Use

How to Use the Urosensor

Step-by-step guide on placing the Urosensor in a minipad.

Urosensor Positioning and Practice

Minipad Placement and Practice

Alternative Positioning Methods

Child Preparation and Device Pairing

Priming Your Child for Alarm Use

Method to prepare the child to respond to the alarm.

Pairing Urosensor with Alarm Base

Instructions for connecting a new Urosensor to an alarm base.

Pairing and Basic Troubleshooting

Alarm Pairing Process Details

Detailed steps for the pairing procedure.

Troubleshooting: Urosensor Not Triggering

Steps to diagnose and resolve issues with the Urosensor not activating the alarm.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

False Alarms and Heavy Sleepers

Alarm Power and Reset

Advanced Troubleshooting and Settings

Alarm Malfunctions and Performance