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DRAFT

CONFIDENTIAL

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INSTRUCTIONMANUALFORDryBuddyFLEX

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INTRODUCTION

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TheDryBuddyFLEXconsistsofthreeimportantparts:

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1. TheDryBuddyFLEXSensor,

2. TheDryBuddyFLEXRemote,and

3. TheDryBuddyFLEXReceiver.

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THEDryBuddyFLEXSENSOR

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TheSensoristhepartthatdetectsurineorotherbodyfluidswhenusedappropriately.Tosensewhena

patienturinates,theuserhastheflexibilitytousetheSensorinoneoftwoways:

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1. TheSensorisattachedtostandardcottonbriefsusingthemagnetsononeside

oftheSensor

andamagneticCapwhichclampsthesensortothebriefsatthepointofurination.

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2. TheSensorisattachedtospecialDryBuddywiredbriefsusingthesnapsononesideofthe

Sensor.Thesewiredbriefsareusedinplaceofstandardbriefs.

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Summary of content (10 pages)

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DRAFT CONFIDENTIAL INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR DryBuddyFLEX INTRODUCTION The DryBuddyFLEX consists of three important parts: 1. The DryBuddyFLEX Sensor, 2. The DryBuddyFLEX Remote, and 3. The DryBuddyFLEX Receiver. THE DryBuddyFLEX SENSOR The Sensor is the part that detects urine or other body fluids when used appropriately. To sense when a patient urinates, the user has the flexibility to use the Sensor in one of two ways: 1.
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Depending on how the Sensor will be used, a Cap and/or special wired Briefs will be needed to allow the Sensor to detect urination. Using the Sensor with its Cap The Sensor is attached to standard cotton briefs at the point of urination by placing the Cap on the inside of the briefs (touching the patient's skin), and the magnets of the Sensor opposite the Cap and on the outside of the briefs.
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After the patient wears the DryBuddy wired Briefs, the Sensor’s male snaps are inserted into the female snaps of the Briefs till they are firmly attached, and the Velcro on the briefs attached around the Sensor to help keep it firmly in place. When the patient urinates, the urine is absorbed by (soaks into) the cotton briefs. When the material of the briefs between two adjacent wires is wet, the sensor will be triggered and a wireless ON signal sent to the Receiver.
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When the alarms are sounding, pressing the OFF button on the Remote once will turn ALL alarms OFF. This applies to ALL alarms attached to ALL Receivers. The Receivers are now silent but in their READY state. When the Receivers are not sounding their alarms, pressing the OFF button on the Remote will turn ALL receivers completely OFF. The Receivers will need to be turned ON to their READY state to be used further.
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3. To set the Volume of the Receiver’s built‐in speaker, press the + button (on right side) or the – button (on left side). The speaker/alarm will sound. Each time the + button is pressed, the volume increases by one step till its maximum volume. Each time the – button is pressed, the volume decreases by one step till its minimum volume. Pressing the MPS button, or the OFF button on the Remote, takes you out of the Volume set program and back into the READY state with the Blue light showing. 4.
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9. To turn alarms OFF: When the alarms are ON, to switch ALL alarms OFF on ALL Receivers, it is necessary to use the OFF button on the Remote. Individual Receivers can only be turned off by manually pressing the MPS button on that Receiver. General Information about DryBuddyFLEX Receivers: Maximum Number of Receivers in a DryBuddyFLEX system: Five (5). The typical wireless transmission range of a Receiver in a house is 110 feet (33 meters).
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This short needs to be in place for about one second or a little more before the Receiver(s) will respond. If the Receivers’ alarms sound, the Sensor is synchronized with the Receiver(s). 7. Once you have verified that all items are synchronized and work, take the sensor to the location/room where it will be used. Typically, this is where the patient (child) will be sleeping. Place a Receiver in a wall power outlet so that the patient will hear the alarm and wake up.
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  Replaceable CR2032 3‐volts battery. FCC and IC certified. RoHS compliant. Receiver:      Typical transmission distance between two Receivers within a house is about 110 feet (33 meters). The actual successful transmission distance between two Receivers can vary depending on what materials and objects are between the Receivers. Uses 110V‐120V 60Hz AC power. Has two (2) switched power outlets each providing 12V DC 500ma. Outlet sockets are 1.5mm x 2.5mm barrel sockets, internal positive.
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SYNCHRONIZING THE DryBuddyFLEX SENSOR, REMOTE AND RECEIVER(S) Synchronizing the Receivers with Each Other: Receivers only need to be synchronized with one‐another if you are using more than one receiver. If you have only one Receiver, you may skip over this section. You will have to synchronize the receivers if: 1. You have more than one Receiver, and they have not been synchronized at the factory. 2. You get a new/replacement Receiver, either as a purchase or an exchange for a defective Receiver.
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Your Sensor and/or Remote is now synchronized with this Receiver. Please repeat this process with all Receivers. FCC Warning: The grantee is not responsible for any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance. Such modifications could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.