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Provides an overview of the manual's content and scope for general information.
Lists other manuals and resources providing additional information on the ProCare 6000 System.
Details the key features and components of the Base Master station.
Provides contact details for obtaining technical assistance with the Base Master station.
Describes the function and placement of the Base Master within the communication system.
Explains the various tones and patterns used by the Base Master for alerts and feedback.
Details the physical layout and identification of buttons and indicators on the Base Master.
Describes the purpose and operation of the five main function buttons on the Base Master.
Explains the function and potential configurations of the eight programmable alpha buttons.
Describes the information displayed on the Base Master screen during idle and time states.
Provides a quick reference list of codes that appear on the Base Master display.
Details the functionality of the optional accessory for enhanced call display.
Explains how instructions, key sequences, and button labels are presented in the manual.
Notes on how instructions relate to default settings and potential system differences.
Explains how to use key sequences for quick access to functions.
Describes how keys and menu selections are represented in the manual.
Explains how display prompts and messages are written and enclosed.
Describes the automatic scrolling of menu options and manual control.
Provides guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the Base Master station.
Explains core functions like placing/answering calls, assigning staff, and using features.
Notes when functions must be performed using video displays instead of the base master.
Details how pending calls are displayed, including priority and queue order.
Covers automatic and selective answering of pending calls.
Explains how to place calls using the key pad and alpha keys.
Describes how to place calls using speed dial keys and the auto-dial menu.
Details how to assign primary and alternate staff members to specific stations.
Explains how to send pocket pages to staff members while connected to a call.
Lists codes used for transmitting messages via pocket pagers.
Describes how to view the locations of registered staff members.
Explains how to place calls on reminder and manage reminder recalls.
Details how to assign call priorities to stations and manage auxiliaries.
Explains how to silence pending call tones and error tones.
Describes the 'OwnerOut' message and its implications during base master operations.
Explains how to navigate and use the Base Master's menu system.
Guides on accessing and navigating menu selections on the Base Master.
Details how to set up and use the auto-dial feature for stations.
Explains how to toggle the Base Master's duty status.
Covers capturing, sharing, releasing, and scanning base master coverage.
Guides on how to perform hallway, all, master, and area pages.
Details how to page primary/alternate staff, by ID, or by pager number.
Explains how to adjust tone levels and set system date and time.
Describes how to identify and address Base Master errors.
Guides on accessing version/ID information and programming modes.
Explains how to program the eight configurable buttons for various functions.
Covers the operation of different station types, pillow speakers, and call cords.
Describes the features and placement of patient stations.
Details the operation and features of staff/duty stations.
Describes how the system monitor function works and its modes.
Explains how staff presence is registered and its effects on the system.
Details how to remove registered staff presence from stations.
Covers placing emergency calls from various station types.
Explains how to cancel different types of emergency calls.
Describes placing, answering, and canceling auxiliary calls.
Explains the use of non-isolated auxiliary input stations.
Details the operation of call cord stations for placing patient calls.
Describes the use of dual receptacles for connecting devices like pillow speakers.
Provides cleaning and maintenance instructions for stations.
Introduces different pillow speaker models and their capabilities.
Details the buttons and their functions on various pillow speaker models.
Covers placing and canceling calls using pillow speakers.
Provides precautions for proper operation and maintenance of pillow speakers.
Describes different call cord adapter models and their connections.
Details various types of air and call cord assemblies.
Shows default corridor light colors and flash rates for different call priorities.
Lists default LED flash and tone rates for staff/duty and monitoring stations.
Explains the optional telephone interface for answering and placing calls.
Provides descriptions and instructions for using Telco interface functions.
Guides on how to initiate calls to stations using a telephone.
Explains how to answer calls from assigned stations or any station.
Details how to set a reminder level for a telephone call.
Describes how to make audio pages through the hallway system using a telephone.
Introduces the quick reference charts for Base Master and Telco operations.
Provides a quick reference for common Base Master operations.
Lists functions available within each menu selection with access sequences.
Provides a quick reference for Telco telephone interface operations.
Covers operation of older ProCare 6000 patient and staff/duty stations.
Details common buttons found on patient and staff/duty stations.
Explains how to perform basic operations on patient and staff stations.
Describes how to activate and use the system monitor function at stations.
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