Lifeline Systems Inc. 324PHB ユーザーズマニュアル
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Possible cause / solution
My wristband is too
small.
small.
Please contact Philips Lifeline to order a larger wristband.
Frequently asked questions
Can I have more than one Personal Help Button for myself?
No, we have learned that subscribers are best served by having one
Personal Help Button.
Can I wear my Personal Help Button in the shower or bath?
Yes, the Personal Help Button is water resistant and should be worn
at all times. However, when the Personal Help Button is fully
submerged, the signal is weakened. The signal may not be received by
the home communicator.
Can I wear my Personal Help Button in bed?
Yes, we ask that you wear your Personal Help Button at all times when
you are in your home. The button was designed to provide adequate
protection against sending an accidental signal, even if you roll over
on it.
Can I wear my Personal Help Button under my clothes?
Yes, you can wear the Personal Help Button under your clothes. Make
sure that you can easily reach it if you need to call for help.
What if I accidentally hit my Personal Help Button?
If you accidentally push your Personal Help Button, a Lifeline
response associate will respond to your call. This is to make sure that
everything is okay. Just tell the associate that you pushed it
accidentally and that you do not need assistance. Do not worry that
you are bothering Philips Lifeline; we just want to be sure that you are
all right.
Does the Personal Help Button have a battery?
Yes, the Personal Help Button has a built-in battery. The battery
provides a long service life without the need for a replacement or
recharging by the user. The Personal Help Button will send a signal to
Philips Lifeline when the battery is low. Your Lifeline service provider
will contact you about a replacement.
Do I use the Personal Help Button to speak with Philips Lifeline?
No, the Personal Help Button is not a microphone. You do not speak
into it. The button sends a signal to the home communicator, which
then calls Philips Lifeline. You should speak in the direction of the
home communicator.
What happens if I make a help call and the response center can’t
hear me?
The Lifeline response associate will probably be able to hear you
through the highly sensitive microphone of your home communicator.
However, if you cannot be heard or if you cannot speak, Philips
No, we have learned that subscribers are best served by having one
Personal Help Button.
Can I wear my Personal Help Button in the shower or bath?
Yes, the Personal Help Button is water resistant and should be worn
at all times. However, when the Personal Help Button is fully
submerged, the signal is weakened. The signal may not be received by
the home communicator.
Can I wear my Personal Help Button in bed?
Yes, we ask that you wear your Personal Help Button at all times when
you are in your home. The button was designed to provide adequate
protection against sending an accidental signal, even if you roll over
on it.
Can I wear my Personal Help Button under my clothes?
Yes, you can wear the Personal Help Button under your clothes. Make
sure that you can easily reach it if you need to call for help.
What if I accidentally hit my Personal Help Button?
If you accidentally push your Personal Help Button, a Lifeline
response associate will respond to your call. This is to make sure that
everything is okay. Just tell the associate that you pushed it
accidentally and that you do not need assistance. Do not worry that
you are bothering Philips Lifeline; we just want to be sure that you are
all right.
Does the Personal Help Button have a battery?
Yes, the Personal Help Button has a built-in battery. The battery
provides a long service life without the need for a replacement or
recharging by the user. The Personal Help Button will send a signal to
Philips Lifeline when the battery is low. Your Lifeline service provider
will contact you about a replacement.
Do I use the Personal Help Button to speak with Philips Lifeline?
No, the Personal Help Button is not a microphone. You do not speak
into it. The button sends a signal to the home communicator, which
then calls Philips Lifeline. You should speak in the direction of the
home communicator.
What happens if I make a help call and the response center can’t
hear me?
The Lifeline response associate will probably be able to hear you
through the highly sensitive microphone of your home communicator.
However, if you cannot be heard or if you cannot speak, Philips
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