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8
GENERAL INFORMATION
Lock
The dispenser can be locked with the key supplied (see
gure 6.). Turn the key a quarter of a turn clockwise to
lock, an-clockwise to unlock.
Please note that the lock is a simple device intended as
an addional barrier only.
Baery Cover Screw
A screw is provided to prevent inappropriate access to the baeries (should this be
necessary). Place the screw in the hole in the baery cover securing clip and ghten.
The screw must be removed when the baeries need changing. It should then be replaced.
Medicines:
There are some pills that should not be exposed to the air and therefore should not be used
in the dispenser. If in doubt please check with your pharmacist.
Pharmacy lling: Many pharmacies will ll the TabTimer® Careousel MK3/11 Dispenser.
The device meets the requirements of the Quality Care Pharmacy Program (QCPP).
For the suggested Standard Operang Procedure for pharmacy lling of the TabTimer®
Careousel MK3/11, please ask your pharmacist to contact TabTimer Pty Ltd.
Fault handling:
The alarm will sound connuously in the event of the dispenser failing to rotate properly.
This might be caused by an obstrucon between the body of the dispenser and the internal
tray. In this event the display will show ‘ERROR’. A baery should be removed and then
immediately replaced. Any obstrucon should be removed.
If the dispenser is upside down at the alarm me, the internal tray will not move unl the
dispenser is turned upright. If the dispenser is upside down for all the me between the
‘BEFOREand ‘AFTERsengs a warning signal will sound and ‘TILTEDwill be displayed.
Press Buon 3 once to cancel. Check the posion of the internal tray to ensure that the
correct medicine due will be available at the next alarm me.
If the dispenser was upside down for the duraon of 1 or more alarms, the medicine due to
be presented at the next scheduled alarm may not be the correct one for that me of day.
(See General Observaons).
Figure 6.