User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- 1. Introduction User Manual
- 1.1 Abbreviations and Glossary User Manual
- 1.2 Features
- 2. Quick Installation Steps for Administrators
- 2.1 Insert SIM Card
- 2.2 Install and Configure the Handset
- 3. Handset Description
- 3.1 Handset Overview
- 3.2 Accessories
- 4. Basics
- 4.1 Turn the Handset On, or Off
- 4.2 Wake and Unlock the Handset, or Lock and Put It to Sleep
- 4.3 Adjust the Volume
- 4.4 Use Vibrator Only, or Silent Mode
- 4.5 Use the Touchscreen
- 4.6 Use the Keyboard
- 4.7 The User Interface
- 4.8 Use Apps
- 4.9 Battery Level Indication
- 4.10 Charge the Handset Battery
- 4.11 Change the Battery
- 4.12 Log In, or Log Out
- 4.13 Availability Status
- 5. Calling
- 5.1 Answer or Reject a Call
- 5.2 Make a Call
- 5.3 End a Call
- 5.4 Functions During a Call
- 5.5 Headset
- 5.6 Voicemail
- 5.7 Push-to-Talk Group Call
- 6. Contacts
- 6.1 Look up a Contact in the Central Phonebook
- 6.2 Look up a Contact in the Local Phonebook
- 6.3 Add a New Local Contact
- 6.4 Favorites
- 7. Alerts
- 7.1 Alert View
- 7.2 Alert Indication
- 7.3 Alert Classification
- 7.4 Alert Response Options
- 7.5 View Alerts on a Locked Handset
- 8. Messaging
- 8.1 Write and Send Message
- 8.2 Reply to Message
- 8.3 Search for Message
- 8.4 Copy, Delete and Forward Messages
- 8.5 Delete Conversations
- 8.6 Call Contact from a Message
- 8.7 Add Contact from a Message
- 9. Connectivity
- 9.1 Ascom IR Location
- 9.2 NFC
- 10. Personal Alarm
- 10.1 Top Button Alarm
- 10.2 Man-Down and No-Movement Alarm
- 10.3 Automatic Call after Alarm
- 11. Notifications
- 11.1 Sound and Vibration
- 11.2 Color-Coded LED Signals
- 11.3 Top Display Notification
- 11.4 Lock Screen Notifications
- 11.5 Status Bar
- 11.6 Notifications
- 11.7 Notification Drawer
- 11.8 Icons Used for Notification
- 12. Apps
- 12.1 Stock Apps
- 13. Camera and Gallery
- 13.1 Camera
- 13.2 Gallery
- 13.3 Screenshot
- 14. Barcode Scanning
- 15. My Services
- 16. Settings
- 16.1 Display Settings
- 16.2 Sound Settings
- 16.3 Languages Settings
- 16.4 Time and Date Settings
- 16.5 Telephony Settings
- 16.6 Admin Settings
- 16.7 About Phone Settings
- 17. Operation Notice
- 17.1 Accessibility and Voice Quality
- 18. Maintenance
- 18.1 Cleaning the Handset
- 18.2 Battery Maintenance
- 18.3 Replace the Color Pad for the Hinge-Type Clip
- 19. Troubleshooting User Manual
- 19.1 Operational Problems
- 19.2 Warning Messages
- 20. Related Documents User Manual
- 21. Document History User Manual
- Appendix A. Safety Precautions
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7. Alerts
Figure 22. The number of pending alerts shown in the top bar.
The top bar can also be used to show availability (as in the example below). To enable this,
instead of alert information, the value Login > Enable user availability status needs to be
changed to Yes in the Device Manager (default: No).
Figure 23. Availability status in the top bar
7.2.5 Notification
When an alert is received, it may appear on screen as a notification, refer to 11.6
Notifications on page 61.
7.3 Alert Classification
The following can be used to classify alerts:
• 7.3.1 Priority Level and Color
- Only used for alerts from patient monitoring systems. Each priority level is indicated by
a specific color.
• 7.3.2 Category Color
- Categories can be used to label alerts with a color, for example to show which patient
group, the alert is coming from.
• 7.3.3 Alert Type Icons
- Indicates the alert type, for example a nurse call, or a lab result notification.
7.3.1 Priority Level and Color
Alerts from patient monitoring systems are prioritized depending on their priority level, in
the order shown in the following table:
NOTE: A "Code Blue" (crisis) alert is always prioritized as high priority (1), and always
overrides any system warning, or phone call.
High priority 1 "Code Blue" (crisis) alert/high priority alert/system warning
2Phone call
3 (Medium/Low) Alert
IMPORTANT: A "Code Blue" (crisis) alert, or a high priority alert, is
always prioritized as (1).
Low priority 4 Conversation message