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General| Product Type | Medical Alert System |
|---|---|
| Category | Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) |
| GPS Tracking | Yes |
| Fall Detection | Yes |
| Two-Way Communication | Yes |
| Mobile Network | AT&T |
| Range | Unlimited (uses cellular network) |
| Water Resistance | Water-resistant (can withstand splashes and brief immersion) |
Reading and understanding instructions for safe and effective use.
Explains key terms like 7150MHB, Alarm State, Audio Beacon, AutoAlert.
Expresses gratitude for choosing the service and advises to read manual.
Advises to pay special attention to warning and caution instructions.
Guides the user on the initial setup process for the system.
Defines the role and purpose of designated 'Responders'.
Provides criteria for selecting an ideal Responder for assistance.
Defines 'People to Notify' and their role in receiving post-response information.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to initiate a help call from the pendant.
Explains the process of the pendant connecting to the Response Center.
Details the interaction between the user and the Response Associate.
Explains how the Response Center handles the emergency situation.
Explains the operational range and conditions for the pendant.
Provides instructions for cleaning and maintaining the GoSafe 2 Mobile Pendant.
Lists critical safety warnings related to neck cords and device handling.
Advises on the proper disposal of the pendant's lithium battery.
Warns against excessive heat and clarifies water resistance limits.
Introduces the pendant's connectivity, usage locations, and AutoAlert fall detection.
Identifies and explains the components visible on the front of the pendant.
Describes the charger and its function for recharging the pendant.
Identifies and explains the components visible on the back of the pendant.
Details the labels and markings found on the back of the pendant.
Explains the function of the Audio Beacon for locating the user.
Discusses the AutoAlert fall detection technology, including its limitations.
Lists conditions that can affect AutoAlert's fall detection capability.
Warns about potential interference with medical devices and aircraft.
Warns about the pendant being unusable after critical charge warning.
Provides instructions on how to properly charge the pendant.
Offers key reminders for charging and wearing the pendant.
Instructs to use Sleep Mode when traveling by air.
Guides on putting the pendant into Sleep Mode for returns.
Warns that help calls cannot be made in Sleep Mode.
Provides advice on how to best use and wear the pendant at all times.
Advises on how to speak to Lifeline during an alarm for best results.
Reaffirms the pendant's waterproof capabilities for showering/bathing.
Introduces the types of alarms processed by the pendant.
Explains the indicators for high and medium priority alarms.
Explains that high priority alarms cannot be silenced, but medium ones can.
Defines alarm reset and how it applies to high and medium priority alarms.
Details the description, priority, and reporting of a help alarm from the pendant.
Describes alarms when the AT&T wireless network is unavailable.
Details alarms when the pendant detects a fall.
Explains alarms related to low battery capacity needing replacement.
Describes alarms and indicators when the battery needs charging.
Explains what happens when the battery charge is critically low.
Describes alarms generated by internal hardware errors.
Details alarms related to software errors in the end device.
Explains automatic test calls for confirming proper device operation.
Details compliance with national and international standards.
States the device classification as an internally powered FDA Class II device.
Lists the radio characteristics compliant with FCC regulations.
Outlines the FCC compliance conditions for device operation.
Discusses FCC RF radiation exposure limits and compliance.
Provides compliance information for Industry Canada.
States compliance with Canadian Class B digital device standards.
Defines the essential performance of the pendant under normal conditions.
Warns about potential contraindications with implantable electronic medical devices.
Advises on using only approved components and authorized modifications.
Provides general safety warnings regarding maintenance, usage, and safety devices.
Warns about dangerous electrical voltages in the power supply adapter.
Warns against using the product in explosive environments.
States the expected service life of the GoSafe 2 Mobile Pendant.
Advises against using extension cords or power strips.
Lists the standards and regulations the device conforms to.
Mentions the use of Wiced™ SDK and associated open-source code.
Provides operating, storage, and bathing environmental parameters.
Philips Lifeline's commitment to environmental protection and product use.
Explains the process for final disposal of the product.
Discusses electromagnetic compatibility evaluation according to IEC standards.
Presents tables on EMC emissions and guidance for the device.
Details immunity test levels and electromagnetic environment guidance.
Provides immunity guidance for RF and other electromagnetic fields.
Lists recommended separation distances for RF devices to prevent interference.
Explains various symbols used on the device and packaging.
Explains symbols for radiation, manufacturer, date, LOT, REF, SN, temperature, and humidity.
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