User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Understanding Silver Spring Networks Access Points
- Contents
- 1 About Access Points
- Overview
- Features
- AP Product Description
- Battery Backups
- Read Storage
- Power Requirements
- Rebooting or Recycling APs
- Standards Compliance
- Cellular Modem
- Addressing Schemes
- Specifications
- European Union Compliance
- Maintenance Procedures
- Surge Protection
- Redundant WAN Option
- Mounting Options
- WAN Options
- Throughput Performance
- Responding to a WAN Failure
- Multicast / Unicast Communications
- Networking
- Address Management
- Administration
- Configuration
- 2 FCC and Government Guidelines
- Index
Understanding Silver Spring Networks Access Points 2 FCC and Government Guidelines
Understanding Silver Spring Networks Access Points 4 March 2013 Silver Spring Networks 24
Shock Accident First Aid
• Donottouchthevictimwithyourbarehands;usesomethingnon‐conductivetoseparate
thevictimfromtheenergysource.
• Callforemergencymedicalhelpimmediately.Keepthevictimlyingdown,warm,and
comfortableuntilhelparrives.Avoidmovingthevictimincaseofinjurytoneckorback.
Positionanunconsciousvictimonasidetoletfluidsdrain.
• Checkthevictimʹsbreathingandheartbeat.Ifproperlytrained,applymouth‐to‐mouth
resuscitationand/orCPRifnecessary.
• Removeconstrictingitemsfromthevictim,suchasshoes,belts,jewelry,andtightcollars;
theycouldcutoffcirculation
ifthevictimexperiencesswelling.
• Applywaterorsalineforafewminutestoanyburnsuntiltheskinreturnstonormal
temperature.Donotattempttoremoveclothingthatisstucktoaburn.Ifpossible,elevate
burnedareastoreduceswelling.
• Makesurethevictimreceivesprofessionalmedical
attention,eveniftheyfeelfine.
Electricshockcancauseheartfailurehoursaftertheshockisreceived.