X7700 - Lone Worker Alarm0 pages

WARWICK WIRELESS

LONE WORKER
ALARM

LIMITED

DATASHEET 171

TX7700 LONE WORKER ALARM
DESCRIPTION
The unit is housed in an ergonomic hi-impact casing and
features a two digit backlit display with function icons for
battery status, motion sensor activation, signal
transmission,sounder and charging status.The display will
back light when transmitting or altering the operational
status.

OPERATION
There are two trigger keys which provide three activation
modes (A, B, A+B) and these can be programmed to send
individual text and/or zone information.
The unit also features a snatch lanyard which plugs into the
bottom of the unit. This provides automatic emergency
signalling if the unit is forcibly wrenched from the wearer.
The motion sensing accelerometer recognises horizontal,
vertical and angular tilt, is fully programmable and will not
start its countdown sequence until the programmed criteria
are met.
Password protected options allow this to be overridden by
the operator where risk assessment allows. The countdown
sequence can initiate a warning beeper to alert the user of
an imminent alarm call allowing the unit to be reset if so
desired.
The audible beeper provides distinctive confirmation tones
to various parameter changes. Operational modes are
selected by the up/down keys located next to the LCD
display.
Test or “heartbeat” transmissions can be programmed as
required and battery level can also be transmitted for
remote monitoring.
Battery Power: The IMPACT transmitter is powered by a
custom (NiHm) battery pack which will provide up to seven
days service between charges. An intelligent slot-in charger
allows rapid re-charging in less than 1 hour.
Temperature sensors and microprocessor control ensure
efficient and safe charging is achieved at all times.

WARWICK WIRELESS LIMITED
UNIT 16 SAPCOTE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, HINCKLEY, LEICESTERSHIRE, LE10 2AU ENGLAND

TEL: +44 (0) 1455 233616 FAX: +44 (0) 1455 233179 WEB: www.warwickwireless.com