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General| Manufacturer | Philips |
|---|---|
| Model | FD100 |
| Connectivity | Cellular |
| Range | Varies based on cellular coverage |
| Water Resistance | Water-resistant (not fully waterproof) |
| Battery Life | Up to 30 hours |
| Additional Features | Two-way voice communication |
Explains situations where the AutoAlert Help Button may not detect a fall, such as slow movements or low height falls.
Details how getting up quickly after a fall (within 30 seconds) can prevent an automatic help call.
Highlights the risk of strangulation from the neck cord and its breakaway safety feature.
Discusses the device's operational range relative to the Communicator and potential signal interference.
Advises keeping the device vent clear and confirms its waterproof rating for bathing and showering.
Warns about potential interference with medical equipment and aircraft communications.
States no user-serviceable parts, and Lifeline handles battery replacement notifications.
Explains how to press the button to connect to the Lifeline Response Center for help.
Describes how the device automatically detects falls and initiates a help call.
Details the 30-second window for getting up after a fall to cancel an automatic call.
Outlines procedures if voice communication with the Response Associate is not clear.
Addresses the possibility of false alarms and how users should report them.
Provides instructions for adjusting the neck cord for a proper and comfortable fit.
Explains the purpose of various symbols, codes, and identifiers on the AutoAlert Help Button.
Lists optimal operating and storage temperature and humidity ranges for the device.
Specifies the DT1000 and 6900 series Communicators that work with the AutoAlert Help Button.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning the Help Button and neck cord.
Explains the non-rechargeable battery and Lifeline's process for replacement notifications.
Directs users to contact Lifeline for factory servicing or repairs of the equipment.
Details the neck cord's breakaway design and the need for replacement if it detaches.
Explains how the device self-tests and indicates problems via the Communicator's blinking Reset button.
Addresses frequently asked questions about wearing the button, accidental presses, and device handling.
Lists compliance with UL, CSA, IEC, FCC, and Industry Canada standards.
Details RF transmitter specs, system classification, and collateral standards for EMC.
Provides guidance on emissions and immunity for electromagnetic environments.
Specifies minimum separation distances for RF equipment to prevent interference.
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