Livassured NightWatch Manual De Instrucciones página 67

Repetitive 1x red LED and the base station emits 1 beep per 2 seconds.
This could mean one of two things:
The arm module has been removed from the charging adapter, but no heartbeat has
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been detected yet.
This signal will stop as soon as the NightWatch detects the heartbeat after the
armband has been put on the wearer. Lie down quietly for the heartbeat to be
detected faster.
No reliable heartbeat measured for more than 2 minutes.
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This may occur e.g. when the armband is too loose, has slipped off the wearer's arm,
or was not connected to the charging adapter after use. It is also possible that the
wearer is lying on the armband, impeding detection. Adjust the wearer's armband
(tighter) or connect it to the charging adapter.
Repetitive 2x red LED and the base station emits 2 beeps per 2 seconds.
There is no connection between the arm module and the base station. Several causes are
possible:
The arm module is switched off. Turn on the arm module using a pen to move the on-off
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switch on the dark underside. The green LEDs on the underside of the arm module
should light up when it is on and has been disconnected from the charging adapter.
The arm module and the base station are too far apart. Place the base station and
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armband closer together.
It may also be that only the arm module sends the light signal described above. In that
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case, check whether there is a power supply to the base station.
Repetitive 4x red LED and the base station emits 4 beeps per 2 seconds.
The battery of the arm module is empty.
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You will not be able to use the NightWatch for this coming night. Connect the arm
module to the power supply. If it is still not charged the next morning, the arm module
is defective. Please contact us on info@nightwatch.nl.
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