BEFORE YOU GET STARTED

Some important things to note before using the VitalPoint Home Monitor:

Choosing a Location for the Monitor

Work with your clinician to identify a convenient location for the monitor.

The VitalPoint Home Monitor should be placed in a location that is:

Near a power outlet and a phone jack.

Flat and stable. A tabletop is a good choice.

Away from common areas. Avoid areas with a lot of foot traffic to help prevent injury from tripping on cords and to help prevent the cords from being disconnected.

Away from a water source. Avoid areas near sinks, showers, and bathtubs.

Turning the Monitor On

Turn the monitor on by flipping the switch located on the back of the monitor. A green light on the front is lit when the monitor is powered on. The monitor should be left on at all times while in your home.

Dimming Feature

The monitor’s main screen will automatically dim after 5 minutes so that the brightness will not disturb a patient who wishes to sleep. A simple tap on the screen or any monitor activity will return the screen to its original brightness.

Power Supply

The monitor should be kept plugged into an AC power outlet at all times while in your home. Connect the AC adapter to the monitor by plugging the round connector into the receptacle on the right side of the monitor. Plug the other end of the AC adapter into an AC power outlet. The green light on the plug indi- cates proper connection of the adapter. Use only the power supply cord that came with the monitor.

The monitor contains a lithium-ion rechargeable battery. In the event of a power outage, the monitor can function on this battery for up to 5 hours. If power is out for a longer period of time, contact your clinician.

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Delphi II DL-00035 Before YOU GET Started, Choosing a Location for the Monitor, Turning the Monitor On, Dimming Feature