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`IPERS Evaluation Units for ADT
`P:\IAMFINE\PERS\Winword\IPERS Evaluation Units for ADT.doc
`7/12/99 7:28 AM
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`Sam Wen
`ADT
`290-A Veterons Blvd
`Rutherford, NJ 07070
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`General Product Description
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`Intended Use of i PERS
`The i PERS is a monitoring system that monitors fall and position detection sensing, and is worn by an
`adult considered to be at risk of falling. The system should be easy to use, and generate few false alarms.
`The i PERS system may also monitor physiological data including the users motion due to breathing
`patterns.
`The system originates alarms remotely and locally when the fall or physiological events are outside a
`predetermined range.
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`Fall Detection
`A miniature, self contained, battery operated, electronic fall alert system that uses a
`combination of referenced tilt angles and G force data that exceed fixed limits, for informing
`monitoring personnel at a remote location when a monitored person falls or is about to fall.
`In addition, the fall alert system may be incorporated with PERS, Personal Emergency
`Response Systems, that are commonly used to summon help at a remote location when a help
`button is pressed by the user.
`In addition, a motion alert system may be incorporated with PERS, Personal Emergency
`Response Systems, to summon help when respiration arrest or dysnpnea occurs.
`In addition, a panting system may be incorporated with PERS, Personal Emergency Response
`Systems, to summon help when a user signals distress by lying down, sitting, tripping, breathes
`rapidly or irregularly, or by holding his breath for a predetermined period of time.
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`LED
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`1.94”
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`Panic Button
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`2 04”
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`Off
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`On-Off Switch
`(Only on motion option)
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`Battery Pull Tab
`(Use Fork)
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`Bra Clip Option
`Front View
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`Belt Clip Optional
`(on rear)
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`PERS TearDrop Version
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`File: D:/BrettS/Projects/PERS/Patient Module/Pers Drawing2b
`Date: 6-8-99
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`On
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`Belt Clip Lock
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`Bra Clip Option
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`LED
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`Belt Clip Holder
`Option
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`Spring
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`Belt Clip Option
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`On-Off Switch
`(Only on Motion Option)
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`Batter Pull Tab
`(Use Fork)
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`Watch Strap or
`Velcro Holder
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`Side View
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`Product to ADT
`Attached are 2 iPERS Engineering models for your evaluation.
`User Module S/N UM-ENG24, and Wall Receiver S/N WM –ENG-24 is a fall detector and manual help button
`product with a belt clip and bra clip option attached.
`User Module S/N UM-ENG35, and Wall Receiver S/N WM –ENG-35 is a motion detector, fall detector, and
`manual help button product with a bra clip option , and velcro strap option attached.
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`Software Updates
`The software in these units requires up to 30 seconds for the position reference to stabilize. Later
`software will reduce this time is 2 seconds.
`A further improvement in software algorithms will require a different algorithm for lying down than when
`walking or sitting.
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`Applicable to both products
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`The belt clip can be removed by inserting a small flat blade screwdriver through the small hole on the
`black plastic clip. The belt clip is not used with the motion detection model.
`The bra clip can be removed by turning the 4 screws that hold the wire bra clip 2 turns counterclockwise,
`pulling the wire clip out of its slot, and re- tightening the 4 screws. The bra clip can be used with either product.
`There are no on-off switches on UM-ENG-24. The UM-ENG-35 has a finger nail switch that is on when
`the lever is down and off when up.
`The LED on top of the user cabinet turns on bright for 10 seconds after battery insertion, and then turns
`off. This same LED will blink dimly and continuously one flash per second , and can only be seen in a darkened
`room. This can give assurance to the user that the module is operational at night. The user has a
`predetermined amount of time after an alarm to reset the Wall Receiver so that it does not activate an external
`automatic telephone dialer connected to the Wall Receiver.
`To remove the battery, use a table fork to insert into the hole on the plastic tab attached to the battery,
`and pull. The battery will last a minimum of I month when on 24 hours per day.
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`The HELP button is located on the front of the product, and is recessed to minimize accidental activation.
`Access to the HELP button can be easily located with a finger through clothing. It contains 3 series switches
`positioned along the length of the oval recessed opening. The series switches allow for a high activation force, a
`greater area for user activation, and provides redundancy for switch failure.
`The Engineering cabinets are pour molded plastic and do not have the mechanical durability of injection
`molded components.
`10 slide switches are located on the back of the cabinet. A rectangular hole has been cut in the cabinet
`for ADT to test various settings. Below is listed the switch settings and their function.
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`Motion Gain
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`4.9
`3.0
`2.3
`2.0
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`G-Force
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`The present Engineering models are obviously not water resistant as specified for the final product.
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`Motion Detection
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`The Motion detection model needs to be worn snugly against the individual’s torso. It needs to be in a
`place where their body moves while they breathe. Some people have more motion in the stomach area than
`their chest area, so the device may need to be placed lower on their body in order to detect motion associated
`with breathing.
`The motion pick up tube on the back of the cabinet does not need to be in direct contact with the skin. The
`device will operate through clothing.
`Each motion caused by breathing will blink the LED with each motion for 15 minutes and will then turn off
`to conserve battery life.
` The UM-ENG-35 has a finger nail switch that is on when the lever is down and off when up.
`The Motion switches are set for 1 minute, but can be changed to the time listed in the above chart.
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`Fall Detection
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`To test the Fall detector:
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`Test 1—Exceed 3G’s force and change angle by more than 45 degrees
`1. Sit down in a chair
`2. Clinch the iPERS firmly in your right hand with the front of the cabinet 90 degrees to your eyes.
`3. Bend your elbow 90 degrees and hold for 30 seconds to establish a reference position.
`4. Come down hard and hit your right leg with the bottom of your fist with the iPERS . An alarm will sound
`when the G force exceeds the value set by the internal switches.
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`Test 2— Exceed 3G’s force and change angle by 0 degrees
`1. Sit down in a chair
`2. Clinch the iPERS firmly in your right hand with the front of the cabinet 90 degrees to your eyes.
`3. Bend your elbow 90 degrees and hold for 30 seconds to establish a reference position.
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`4. Come down hard and hit your right leg with the bottom of your fist with the iPERS . Immediately bring your
`arm back to its original position. The alarm Will Not sound when the G force exceeds the value set by the
`internal switches.
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`Test 3— Exceed 3G’s force, change angle by 45 degrees, and duplicate harmonic motion
`1. Sit down in a chair
`2. Clinch the iPERS firmly in your right hand with the front of the cabinet 90 degrees to your eyes.
`3. Bend your elbow 90 degrees and hold for 30 seconds to establish a reference position.
`4. Come down hard and hit your right leg with the bottom of your fist with the iPERS . Immediately bring your
`arm back 6 inches from your leg, hit your right leg with the bottom of your fist with the iPERS , Immediately
`bring your arm back 3 inches from your leg, hit your right leg with the bottom of your fist with the iPERS.,
`immediately bring your arm back 1.5 inches from your leg, hit your right leg with the bottom of your fist with
`the iPERS and then stop. The alarm Will sound when the G force exceeds the value set by the internal
`switches, the angle change is over 45 degrees, and harmonic motion ceases.
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`Test 4— Exceed 3G’s force, simulate jumping up and down motion
`1. Sit down in a chair
`2. Clinch the iPERS firmly in your right hand with the front of the cabinet 90 degrees to your eyes
`3. Pound your hand on a hard surface up and down while grasping the iPERS. Do not change the orientation
`of the iPERS unit in relationship to vertical.
`4. The alarm Will Not sound.
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`PERS WALL UNIT Learn Mode operation:
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`1. Press and release the alarm button on the User Module you want to learn.
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`2. Press and hold the reset button on the Wall Unit.
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`3. Press and release the alarm button on the Wall Unit.
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`4. Release the reset button on the Wall Unit.
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`PERS WALL Erase Mode operation:
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`1. Press and hold the reset button on the Wall Unit.
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`2. Press and hold the alarm button on the Wall Unit for 4 seconds or until the PB yellow LED goes out.
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`3. Release the alarm button on the Wall Unit.
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`4. Release the reset button on the Wall Unit.
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`5. The Wall Unit is ready to be reprogrammed.
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`PERS WALL UNIT Reading Urgency Codes:
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`1. With the power off, press and hold Alarm switch.
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`2. Turn on the power.
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`3. The LEDs will light for 1.5 seconds indicating the last code recieved.
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`4. The LEDs will go off for .5 seconds before displaying the next code.
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`5. The LEDs will go off for 4 seconds at the end of the stored codes.
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`6. To exit this mode turn the power off.
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`PERS WALL UNIT Erasing Stored codes:
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`1. With the power off, press and hold Alarm and Reset switchs.
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`2. Turn on the power.
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`3. The three yellow LEDs will light indicating the end of the erase.
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`4. To exit this mode turn the power off.
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`PERS WALL UNIT Low Battery alarm:
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`When a low battery alarm is received, the three yellow LEDs will light
`and the buzzer will sound for 1 second. This will repeat at 33 second
`intervals until the reset button is pushed.
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`Attachment Methods
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`Belt-Clip Attachment
`Pepe D:\BrettS\Projects\PERS\ Patient Modual\BeltClip Attachment.doc
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`Belt Clip
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`Spring
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`Belt
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`Open
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`Remove with screwdriver
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`Press help button
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`Bra-Clip Attachment
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`Fabric
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`Bra-Clip
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`iPERS
`Bra-Clip Attachment with Anti-Skid Pads
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`Anti-Skid Pads to prevent
`iPERS from lifting out of
`fabric
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`iPERS
`Bra-Clip with Velcro for Underwear Attachment
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`Underwear elastic
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`Velcro Hook
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`Bra-Clip
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