Malem MO7 Manuel utilisateur

Malem MO7

Wireless Alarm + Record

Wetness Sensor

and

Toilet Trainer

Wireless 16 Channels 433MHz

Please read the instructions carefully before use.

For best results and trouble free operation, all instructions must be

adhered to and followed.

Caution:

The wetness Sensor is not intended to replace proper adult

supervision.

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Operating Instructions: “Please READ”

1. Make sure the encode switch is set to the same position in

both the Transmitter (Tx), and Receiver (Rx) “Matching pair”.

Do NOT mix with others of different Code setting as the “pair”

will not communicate with each other if NOT code matching.

2. Make sure fresh Alkaline batteries are in both Tx (2 X AAA) &

Rx (4 X AA).

3. Remove isolating tags from battery compartments of both Tx

(remove first) and Rx if new from Malem Medical. Rx will beep

until signal is received from Tx. Allow up to 13 seconds.

(Battery saving feature).

4. Red LED must flash on Tx and Green LED must flash on Rx,

(once every 5 seconds). Make sure batteries are new and

making good contact inside compartment if LEDs do not

flash. Record user’s name or

personal message or music if

you wish or select type of alarm.

See diagram.

5. Plug in Easy-Clip© Sensor (make

sure leaver is lifted open),

Standard Sensor or Bed-Mat (both

optional extra) to Tx. The

Easy-Clip© Sensor can be

attached to the outside of close

fitting pants. The Standard

Sensors can be placed inside a

sanitary pad or nappy and for the

Bed-Mat, between the sheets under

the user so that the Tx is

triggered as soon as it detects

urination or wetness. (See page 4 for

Bed-Mat instructions)

Secure the Easy-Clip

onto the material by

pressing down the lever

Place material

into mouth of

the Easy-Clip

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6. Attach Tx to pyjama or night dress

top. With Bed-Mat, place

Tx beside the bed or attach to

head board.

7. Once Tx detects wetness, it will

send a signal to the Rx.

Please allow up to 13 seconds for

the Rx to alarm. The nature of the alarm depends on your

selection. (Alarm, Music or recorded name/message). The Tx Red

LED and the Rx Green LED will flash once every second.

8. To stop the alarm sound, either remove the Tx sensor from

wetness, or press the Reset button on the Rx. If you do not

remove the Tx sensor from wetness, the Rx will alarm again

in 3 minutes.

9. Record the event time if you wish.

10. Setup the Tx sensor again as in 5 above.

11. To test the Tx/Rx, close the Easy-Clip leaver or place a moist

cloth across the Sensor or Bed-Mat tracks. The Rx should

always “Alarm” (allow up to 13 seconds for the Rx to alarm,

Battery saving feature).

12. The transmitter range is about 25 meters in open field.

13. The average battery life in the Tx is about 30 days and in the

Rx about 7 days (depending on the frequency and nature of

alarms).

14. Remove batteries if Tx/Rx not in use.

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Malem Wireless Alarm Enuresis Alarm

Bed-Mat Sensor

Instructions:

1. Place the Bed-Mat over the mattress in the area which is normally

wetted and gently tie down.

2. Cover the bed-mat with a Clean Dry Cotton sheet and/or Bath

Towel and make the bed up as usual.

3. Attach the Bed-Mat wire to the Tx Transmitter and place the alarm

beside the bed.

4. Please tuck in the Bed-Mat wire so that it is not in the way for

getting in and out of bed.

5. The Receiver sound can be stopped ONLY when the Bed-Mat wire

is unlocked from the Tx or the Rx reset button is pressed. Rx will

alarm again in 3 minutes if Tx is detecting wettness.

6. The Bed-Mat must be wiped clean with detergent and dried then

replaced in a freshly made bed, as before, for reuse.

7. Adjust the loudness of the sound with the volume control.

Hints

The rest button will stop the Rx from sounding only for 3 minutes if the Bed-

Mat is not disconnected from the Tx.

The Bed-Mat positively locks to the Tx to prevent accidental disconnection.

However, it must be unlocked before attempting to reset the alarm on the Rx.

Please use a thicker cotton sheet or place a bath towel above the Bed-Mat if

sweating is triggering the alarm prematurely. Avoid plastic and Man-Made

fibers as they may cause static discharge and false alarm.

Treat the Bed-Mat with care. Avoid folding it or jumping over it.

Please replace the Bed-Mat with a new one if it has deteriorated and use a

new one with each child.

Please note that sleeping directly over an uncovered Bed-Mat or touching it

by hand may trigger the alarm.

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Malem Wireless Alarm + Record

Wetness Sensor and Toilet Trainer

Wireless 16 Channels 433MHz

Please read the instructions carefully before use. For best results

and trouble free operation, all instructions must be adhered to

and followed.

Caution

The wetness Sensor is not intended to replace proper adult

supervision.

Theory

The Wetness Sensor is ideal for use in Care or Nursing Homes as well

as with children with learning difficulties. It can be used day or night in

two ways:

1: Simply to indicate urination so that the child/patient is changed.

This releases the nursing staff from regular and frequent manual

checking and can avoid the complications associated with

child/patient remaining wet until discovered.

2: To develop a toileting regime; by tabulating the child/patient

urination times, a bladder activity pattern can be observed and the

need for a bed-pan or toilet anticipated. This can result in significant

reduction in the Management and Disposable Nappy cost as well

as an improvement in child/patient morale.

If to be used as an enuresis alarm, then the Rx unit must be in the

same room as the child with Tx.

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Description and Function

The wetness Sensor consists of a small Transmitter (Tx) and a portable Receiver

(Rx). The Tx is powered by 2 X AAA alkaline batteries. The Rx is powered either

by 4 X AA Alkaline batteries or via a 6 Volt power supply (not supplied). The Tx

can be attached to the supplied Easy-Clip Sensor or to Standard sensor or to a

Bed-Mat (optional extra). They can be placed inside a sanitary pad or nappy or

between the sheets under the user so that the Tx is triggered as soon as it

detects urination or wetness. Once triggered, a signal is sent to the Rx which will

emit a choice of alarm sounds, music or a recorded message, user’s name

(useful for identifying the wet user by name) or music of choice indicating

urination or wetness. A silent vibrating option is available. Up to 16 Tx/Rx units

can be used in the same location and more than one Rx for each Tx.

The transmit range of the Tx to Rx is approximately 25 meters in open field and

fresh batteries.

The average battery life in the Tx is about 30 days and in the Rx about 7 days

(depending on the frequency and nature of alarms).

Transmitter (Tx)

Power

Place two AAA Alkaline batteries in the battery compartment and observe correct

polarity. Average battery life is about 30 days.

Red LED Indicator

The Red LED should start to flash once every 5 seconds when sensor is dry and

once every one second when sensor is wet. Make sure batteries are new and

making good contact within battery compartment if Red LED does NOT flash.

Encode Switch

Make sure that the encode switch setting inside the battery compartment is set in

a matching way to the Receiver (Rx) encode switch setting.

Operation

If the Tx is used with Easy-Clip Sensor, then it can be attached to the user

pyjama top or night dress using the safety pin or the clip. If the Tx is being used

with a Bed-Mat, then the Tx should be attached to the side of the bed and away

from any wetness.

Receiver (Rx)

Power

Place four (4) AA Alkaline batteries in the battery compartment and observe

correct polarity.

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Hint: Place batteries in Tx before Rx. Average battery Life is about 7 days.

External mains adaptor 6V DC +ve centre pin (not supplied) can be used to

power the Rx.

Encode Switch

Make sure the encode switch is set to match the setting in the Tx encode switch.

Red LED Indicator

The Red LED will be ON and beep sound is activated until the Rx receives

normal signals from the Tx.

Green LED (5 mm)

This LED is at the top part of the front case. It should start to flash once every 5

seconds indicating normal operation.

Function and Operations

5 mm Green LED

Flash once every 5 seconds indicates normal operations.

Flash once every 1 second indicates Moisture is detected by the Tx.

LED OFF indicates no power (make sure batteries are fresh and making good

contact within battery compartment) or Rx is out of range from the Tx.

3 mm Red LED

This LED will be ON as soon as batteries are inserted or power connected. It will

be OFF once signal is received from the Tx (this can be up to 13 seconds long).

Flash when signal received from the Tx is getting weak. Distance between Tx &

Rx is reaching normal operating limits.

ON when Rx is outside transmitting range. A beep…beep sound will be

activated in this situation.

3 mm Yellow LED

This LED will Flash if Tx battery is getting Low for normal operations. Replace

Tx batteries.

3 mm Green LED

This LED will be ON when Rx battery is too Low for normal operations.

Replace Rx batteries.

Switch selection & Function

Alarm type selection switches and record button are under cover next to battery

compartment.

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Slide switch: Sound + LED + Motor or LED + Motor only (NO Sound). The Motor

indicates the ability to plug in the optional Vibrating unit for silent alarm

indication.

Slide Switch: Message or Sounds or Melody. Choice of: recorded message or

music or user’s name, inbuilt alarm sounds or inbuilt music.

Slide Switch: 8 Sounds or Single sound 1 or Single Sound 2.

Recording

If Message is selected, then a new message, music or the name of the user

must be recorded by pressing the “Record” button and speaking into the

Microphone next to the Record button. In Line recording is possible using the In

Line socket. The “Record” button must be kept pressed during recording.

Recording time is 10 seconds.

Test Button

Press and hold to confirm your selection is correct for your needs.

Volume Control

Located on side of case with minimum setting. Select desired volume level.

Reset Button

Press to stop Rx alarm output. Alarm will reactivate after 3 minutes if Tx sensor

is detecting and transmitting Wet signal.

The vibrating socket

It is always ON when there is WET signal received. When the vibrating motor

unit (optional Extra) is connected to the receiver, the motor will turn on

regardless of the position of sound/light selection switch.

Encode Switch

Achoice of 16 channels to avoid interferance and allow the use of more than

one Tx/Rx unit in the same location. Please make sure that encode switch

settings are identical in both Tx & Rx units (matching pair). Make sure other

‘matching pair’ has a different code setting if to be used in the same location.

Trouble Shooting

No LED flashing when batteries are inserted: make sure batteries are new and

fresh and making good contact within the battery compartment. Rx does not

“Alarm” when Tx is wetted: make sure that the Tx and Rx batteries are not low

and the Rx is not out of range from the Tx. Rx does not respond to Tx: make

sure Code switch setting are matching in both Tx and Rx and that the Rx is not

out of range from the Tx. Rx with beep..beep sound: Low batteries or Rx is out of

range of Tx. Change batteries with new ones. Do not mix new and old batteries.

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Optional Extra

Standard Sensor. Bed-Mat.

Other Possible Applications

To monitor the Tx carrier from getting out of range of the Rx.

Caution

The wetness Sensor is not intended to replace proper adult supervision.

Safety

Under no circumstances should the Transmitter (Tx) or Receiver (Rx) or the

power supply (if used) be wetted, washed or immersed in water. Please do NOT

dismantle either the Tx or the Rx. No operator serviceable parts inside.

The appliance should only be serviced by qualified service personnel. Always

remove the batteries and/or disconnect the power supply if the Rx is not going to

be used for long period of time.

Power Source

The Tx and Rx are both battery powered. Batteries are already fitted free of

charge. To save battery, the Rx can also be powered via a 6V DC (+ ve centre

pin) mains adaptor (not supplied). Remove isolating tags from battery

compartments if present.

Cleaning

The Rx and Tx can be cleaned by wiping with a moist cloth.

Range

The transmitter range is about 25 meters in open field. Range may be reduced

inside buildings.

Weight & Dimensions

Tx: 45 g - 5.6 X 5.1 X 1.7 cm Rx: 266 g - 15 X 8.5 X 3.6 cm

Guarantee

The Wetness Sensor is guaranteed for one year. This excludes batteries,

sensors and damage caused by accident, flood or misuse.

Transmitting Frequency

433 MHz.

Model No: MO7 CE Mark: Yes.

EMC Tested and approved: Yes.

EC- Certificate of Conformity according to the Electromagnetic Compability

Directive (89/336/EEC).

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Malem Wireless Alarm + Record

Use Alkaline batteries ONLY

Slide

battery

cover

Red LED, flashes once/5 seconds (standby)

Flashes once/second (wet)

MODEL MO7 Rx & Tx

Speaker

In Line

Recording

RX battery low

TX Battery low

Weak signal - flash

out of range–ON+beep

sound

OPEN

Sensor

Socket

Use 2 x AAA Alkaline batteries

Please observe correct polarity

when replacing batteries

Transmitter (Tx) code

switch inside battery

compartment.

(Make sure the settings

are matching in both

Tx and Rx)

Tx Standyby - Flash once/5 secs

Alarm - Flash once/sec

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