Testing the Sensormat Pads
M200 Fall Monitor – Setup & User Guide 21
Seatbelt
1. Visually inspect the Seatbelt for damage. Verify that the
stitching around the magnet housing is complete and attached
appropriately. If damage is found, discard the unit and do not
place into service.
2. Connect the Seatbelt to the Monitor.
3. Close the Velcro® clasp around the magnet housing and wait at
least three seconds while the Monitor arms.
4. Verify the Reset Button LED flashes green during the three
second period, and is followed by a Positive Confirmation Tone.
5. Separate the Velcro clasp.
6. After a delay of up to two seconds (depending on configured
delay settings), verify the Monitor generates a Pad Alarm. The
Alarm State Indicator and Reset Button should continuously
flash red and sound a local audible alert.
Note: If a Nurse Call system is connected and the volume is set to NC,
there is no local audible alert.
7. If the Monitor is connected to a Nurse Call system, verify that an
alarm was triggered on that system.
8. Press the Reset Button on the Monitor to cancel the alarm.
9. If a Low Battery message is announced at this time, replace all
batteries (see “Replacing Monitor Batteries” on page 25) and
repeat the above test procedure.
10. If the Monitor Pad Alarm cannot be verified as above, check all
connections and repeat this est procedure.
11. If the Pad Alarm still does not sound, DO NOT place the Seatbelt
or Monitor into service and follow your facility’s procedures for
product maintenance.
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