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eXI Wireless Systems 

13 

July 2003 

  

Revision 

1.0 

 

•  Bring the tag to the Wireless Keypad mounted 8’12’ away from the protected 

doorway  

(Alarm will sound if keypad is in the detection zone) 

 

•  Enter in the Bypass Code on the Wireless Keypad (alarm will be silenced if 

keypad is in the detection zone). 

 

•  You have 10 seconds to bring the tag into the detection field or the system 

will rearm itself. 

 

•  Once the tag is in the detection field you have 90 seconds to move the tag 

out of the door way or the system will go into alarm state. 

 

•  After the tag has been successfully bypassed the system will rearm itself 

within 8 seconds.  

 

 

•  Attend to alarm location according to the Controller. 

 
•  Remove the tag away from the doorway 

 

•  Enter in the Bypass Code to accept the alarm  

The keypad is protected with the tamper switch installed at the back to prevent 

unauthorized removal. When this switch is released, the keypad sends the mes-

sage to the Controller signaling tamper alarm and the Controller goes into the 

alarm mode. This alarm can be silence by entering the password. 

These devices are attached to a  patient or asset. Tags initiate alarm conditions 

when enterred into an area protected by a Controller. The Controller emits a con-

stant field of radio waves, which is picked up by the Tag when in the proximity of 

the Controller. The Tag reports its presence to the Controller when it senses this 

RF field.  

The Controller is powered by a 12V DC / 300mA external power supply.  

The Controller also has a backup battery to provide power for the processor for 

30 minutes or until power is restored in case of an emergency where the main 

power supply is cut off.  During this time the audible alarm is generated at the 

controller, which can be muted by the entering the bypass code at the wireless 

keypad.   

 

To avoid activation of the external power failure alarm, the battery should be in-

stalled after the external power is plugged in.