United Security 900MHz Wireless Pressure Mat User Manual

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Testing
While in visual range of the Receiver, stand on the

Mat and observe the Receiver’s response to the

transmitted signal. Functions of the particular

Receiver you have chosen should be verified at this

point. If the Receiver has Dialer capability, an

incoming call (with message) will be received at the

phone number you have programmed into the Dialer.

If the Receiver recognizes a transmitted signal from

WPM at “weight on,” and if the Receiver functions

have been verified, you are ready to place the WPM

in a desired location.

Storage
1. Open the Velcro seam on the side of the WPM by

gently pulling it apart.

2. Reach inside and carefully pull the Transmitter

from its pocket inside the Mat.

3. Locate the two-part Red Connector and carefully

pull it apart.

4. Place the Transmitter (and wiring) inside the Mat.

5. Close the Transmitter pocket by pressing the

Velcro seam together.

6. Loosely roll (or loosely fold) the Mat in thirds in the

direction indicated in Fig. A, Page 5. Do not

crease the folds.

Battery Replacement
1. With the Transmitter outside the Mat, remove the

four small Phillips screws that hold the two

housing sections together and separate the

housings.

2. Carefully slide the coin battery out of its holder.

Install a new CR2450 3V Lithium Battery with +

Mark facing up.

3. After replacing the battery, press the internal reset

button located next to the battery to reset the

transmitter to its most recent programming.

4. Fit the housing sections together making sure the

gasket is in place and install the four small Phillips

screws.

Note: Battery life depends on conditions such as ambient

temperature and frequency of transmission. Battery life may be

up to 5+ years.

Range
USP incorporates the best long-range 900MHz

technology available in its Wireless Products

Range (distance between WPM and Receiver) can be

up to 1000 feet (line-of-sight) in optimum conditions.

Actual range may vary according to the environment

that WPM is being used in; therefore, actual range is

confirmed by the user when WPM is placed in a

particular location relative to a Receiver.