LiveLife 936 Watch Ready User Manual
- June 14, 2024
- LiveLife
Table of Contents
- 936 Watch Ready
- Charging your Live Life Watch
- Getting to know your LiveLife Watch
- Accessories included
- Activating an SOS alarm
- Fall detection
- Calling the LiveLife Watch
- Finding the wearer’s location
- Important information
- Monthly alarm health check
- Mobile network & SIM card
- After sales support
- Specifications
- Getting to know your device
- Medical & legal disclaimer
- Documents / Resources
936 Watch Ready
User Manual
936 Watch Ready
SIMPLY SAFE EVERYWHERE
Your Live Life Watch is ready to use
Telstra SIM card installed & activated 1 year of unlimited emergency use Alarm is programmed Alarm is charged
Charging your Live Life Watch
Your watch is usually close to being fully charged when you open the box.
- Connect the USB cable from the charging base to the 240 Volt AC adaptor.
- Place the watch into the magnetic charging base correctly. You will hear an announcement: Your LiveLife Alarm is charging.
- When the battery drops to 20% charge an announcement will be made about low battery.
- Please fully charge your battery. From 20% it should take around 40 minutes to get to 100%.
Getting to know your LiveLife Watch
Accessories included
Activating an SOS alarm
- Press the side button for 1-3 seconds until you feel your watch vibrate.
- After SOS alarm is activated, you will hear an announcement confirming the activation of the alert and allowing 10 seconds to cancel the alarm. If the SOS is not cancelled in time an SOS alert text message (with the wearer’s location on Google Maps) is immediately sent to the programmed emergency contact numbers followed by the outgoing calls.
- If the watch doesn’t connect to the first contact number it will call the second number after a delay of 10 seconds. In case the second number fails to be connected as well, the watch will call the third number etc.
- Between each call, it will have 10 seconds delay. During this time, the wearer can stop the call sequence or cancel a false alarm by clicking the SOS button.
Testing the SOS
We recommend you test your watch when you receive it to ensure it operates
correctly. You can test it simply by activating the SOS alarm. Make sure your
contacts know in advance you are testing your watch and that you have given
them the mobile number of your watch.
Fall detection
Your LiveLife Watch can automatically detect a fall. When this occurs the
watch will give a warning message on the screen to the wearer. The wearer has
10 seconds to cancel the fall alarm on the watch face. If it is not canceled
in time the watch will send a fall alert text message (with the wearer’s
location on Google Maps) to the programmed emergency contact numbers followed
by the outgoing calls.
Testing fall detection
When you first receive your LiveLife Watch you may drop it gently or toss it
on to carpet if you want to see the the fall alert sequence in action. After
that however we do not advise you to attempt to test the fall detection
yourself multiple times. Every fall is different due to the variables
involved. Over testing the feature may result in injury or the device being
damaged. Do not deliberately drop or throw the watch at a hard surface to test
it.
What can stop fall detection from working?
Because the watch is worn on the wrist, fall from some heights may not trigger
the fall detection. Because it measures the speed of impact using a 3D
accelerometer it is possible a fall from a height of less than a meter such as
a sitting position may not meet the heavy fall criteria. False alarms can
occur. Fall detection can be turned off or the sensitivity settings can be
changed.
Calling the LiveLife Watch
Anyone who knows the mobile number of the watch can call it and it can be answered by accepting the incoming call shown on the watch screen. The packing slip supplied with your LiveLife Watch contains the mobile number of the watch. By default the watch will answer an incoming call automatically after one ring.
Finding the wearer’s location
The watch uses Bluetooth, WIFI and GPS to determine the wearer’s location. You
can send the text command LOC to the mobile number of the watch and it will
reply with its location on Google Maps.
How to make changes to your emergency contacts
You can make changes to the emergency contacts and other settings by
sending simple commands to the mobile number of the watch via text from a
mobile phone. To change an emergency contact number send these commands. Do
not include spaces in any text command. Is not case sensitive. The watch will
respond to each text command with a reply text to confirm the change.
Other watch functions
When the watch is turned on, slide left or right on the watch face to view
available functions including Steps, Contacts and Settings. Press on the icon
to view the options for each group of related settings.
Important information
*Emergency usage policy & excessive use advice
The LiveLife Watch is designed to be used in an emergency and not as a
communication device such as a mobile phone. Your watch comes under our ‘Fair
Use Policy’ which means it is to be used for help in emergency situations. We
have allocated a fair and adequate amount of voice and data to your device
based on average usage patterns. Voice and text usage for every device is
monitored by LiveLife Alarms. Customers using the devices contacts to make
outgoing calls heavily will be contacted to discuss usage options. We reserve
the right to apply further charges for excess use or discuss the option to
move the SIM card into your name.
Telstra Mobile connection
Your watch is relying on a connection to the Telstra 4GX, 4G or 3G (Rollback)
mobile network to perform all of its emergency text and call functions. It
also uses Bluetooth, GPS and WIFI to perform its location functions. The
Telstra Network gives the widest coverage across Australia covering 99% of
Australia’s population over 1.3 million square kilometers.
Telstra Mobile SIM card activation
We have installed a Telstra Nano SIM card and activated it. Please refer to
your packing slip for the details of the programmed emergency contact numbers.
Yearly renewal of your SIM card
We have allocated the first 12 months of your credit to your SIM card. You do
not need to check your credit. We will contact you every 12 months with how to
renew.
Maintaining your device
Showerproof
The LiveLife Watch can be worn in the shower or the rain. It should not be
submerged in water. We do not advise you to wear it in the bath, pool, spa,
ocean or hydrotherapy. Being submerged in water may void your warranty. Like
all wireless devices, it will not work under water.
Dry device completely
Take particular care to ensure the watch is completely dry before each
recharge. Wipe all water, sweat, perfumes and oils from the watch before
placing in the charger.
Monthly alarm health check
Performing regular tests of the LiveLife Watch
Like other electronic devices, it is important to conduct regular checks of
the watch to make sure it is working correctly. We suggest a monthly health
check which includes:
- Ask a relative or friend to call the mobile number of your watch and you can answer in hands-free, two way voice.
- Activate the SOS then wait till you hear the SOS announcement. Click the SOS button on the watch face to cancel the emergency texts and calls.
- Check your watch for obvious signs of damage. Make sure the four brass discs on the back of the watch are bright and shiny.
Mobile network & SIM card
Ready to go out of the box.
As part of the setup and pre-programming we have activated and installed your
nano-sized Telstra SIM card. Your device is ready to go!
Changing or replacing a SIM card
The screws and SIM card should only be removed by LiveLife Alarms or under
instructions from us. Please be aware that if you choose to remove the screws
we cannot cover it under warranty for water ingress.
Changing to a SIM on different network
Your device is not locked to any network provider.
LiveLife Alarms will charge a new setup fee if you ask us to change SIM cards
and complete the programming required for the device to operate on a new
network provider.
After sales support
Lifetime support
Your watch comes with lifetime support under your yearly Support and Renewal
Program. If you have any concerns please call 1800 936 774 t o speak with
a customer support consultant. Our customer support opening hours can be
found on our website at: www.livelifealarms.com.au/contact-
us
Specifications
Dimensions: 47.5mm* x 16.9mm/1.87
Weight: 65g
Battery type: Rechargeable, 3.7V, 580mAh.
Battery time: Under typical use lasts 48 hours.
Charging voltage: 5V DC
Showerproof: IPX8
Locating technologies: GPS, WIFI.
Screen type: OLED 0.96in
Eyeglass: Toughened organic glass
SIM card: Telstra Nano
Other mobile networks.
The LiveLife Watch can operate on either the Telstra or Optus mobile network.
NBN, Internet and WIFI
Your LiveLife Watch does not use the NBN or a landline to operate and doesn’t
need an internet connection. It may use WIFI to find its location, but it is
not dependent on WIFI.
Network | Frequency Bands |
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Telstra
4GX| B3 1800 Mhz
B8 900 Mhz
B28 700Mhz
Telstra 3G
Roll back| B5 850 Mhz
Optus 4GX| B9 900 Mhz
B1 2100 Mhz
Optus 3G
Roll back| B5 850 Mhz
Your Bluetooth Beacon
The LiveLife Watch comes with a Bluetooth Beacon to place inside your home.
The Beacon has been programmed by us with the exact co-ordinates of your home
address you supplied with your order. When you activate the SOS on your
LiveLife Watch while at home it will look for the Beacon and those programmed
co-ordinates so it can send that exact location in its help text messages via
Google Maps. If you are outdoors, wearing your LiveLife Watch and out of
range of Bluetooth it will use GPS, or Wifi to to get your location.
Leave your Beacon at home
Your Beacon is meant to be left at home. If you move house please call us on
1800 936 774 (option 2) so we can arrange to re-program your beacon. If you
holiday in another location purchasing a second beacon could be a sensible
option.
Testing the accuracy of your beacon
You can test your beacon by sending a SMS to your LiveLife Watch from a mobile
phone. Send the SMS command: LOC
If the Watch is on and the Beacon is on the response will be: Location by
Beacon
Plus also your location and time information.
Getting to know your device
- Front
- Back
- Side
Switching on and off device
Power ON
Hold down button for 3secs.
LED light will glow.
Your beacon is now on.
Status check:
Press the button for a short time, the LED will light up, showing that the
device is working. If the LED flashes twice after the status check, the
battery is low. Power OFF:
Hold down button for 3secs, the LED will glow while the button is pressed and
release and your beacon is now off.
Features
- Small and light weight, easy to install.
- It designed to use with Live Life Personal mobile alarms.
- It include button battery C2477, the battery can last around two years.
- The beacons provide at home / out of home information in addition to optimizing mobile alarm.
12 months warranty
The LiveLife Watch comes with a standard 12 months warranty from date of
purchase. If the watch has a manufacturing defect causing it to fail within
the first 12 months of purchase, we will replace it free of charge or refund
the purchase price.
How to claim against your warranty
Please contact us by emailing us at:
info@livelifealarms.com.au or call us on
1800 936 774 (Option 2) to arrange to have the alarm returned for a warranty
claim assessment.
Circumstances that can void your warranty
Please be aware your warranty can become void if any of the following have
occurred:
- The watch has been opened or tampered with.
- The watch has been modified or not used in accordance with our instructions.
- The watch has been dropped onto a hard surface or sufferer damage from physical impact.
- The watch has been damaged by fire or has been exposed to excessive heat.
- The watch has been used with an incorrect power adapter.
- The watch has been subject to an incorrect voltage due to lightning or a power surge.
- The watch has been subject to a liquid spillage causing a failure.
- The watch has been submerged in water.
What if something goes wrong after 12 months?
If the watch breaks after the first 12 months please contact LIVE LIFE ALARMS
to send it back to us for repair or replacement. We will only charge you for
the cost of repair and shipping. You won’t have to pay full price for a watch.
Guarantee under Australian consumer law
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian
Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure
and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are
also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be
of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
LIVELIFE ALARMS is not liable for any indirect or consequential loss or
claims.
Refunds & Returns Policy
30 day refund and return policy
If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase we will
give you a refund from the date you receive the goods till the end of 30 days
from that date.
Please email us at:
support@livelifealarms.com.au within
that time or call us on 1800 936 774 (Option 2) if you are not satisfied
with your purchase so that we can resolve any problems.
This refund policy does not apply to goods which show wear and tear or are
damaged after delivery or if any attempt has been made to alter the product or
if they have been dropped or broken. All products and parts must be returned
in their original condition. All postage and insurance costs are to be paid
by the user. We recommend that you return the product via Registered post and
that you pre pay all postage. The user bears any risk of lost, theft or
damaged goods during transit and therefore we advise you take out shipment
registration of insurance with your postal carrier. LIVELIFE ALARMS will not
be responsible for parcels lost or damaged in transit if you choose not to
insure.
Refunds (Coverage)
It is ultimately the user’s responsibility to test their alarm during the 30
day refund period and identify any mobile network coverage or signal issues.
We use our best endeavors to ascertain if there is adequate coverage at the
location where the user resides. Our standard practice before setting up your
watch is to do a coverage check on the ‘Telstra Mobile Network’ at the
supplied, primary address where the watch will be used if necessary also ask
the purchaser if they personally are aware of any weak signals inside the
residence on devices connected to the Telstra Mobile Network.
We cannot 100% guarantee (similar to any seller of a mobile device that when
the watch is used inside your residence there will be an adequate signal. If
after testing the user believes there is a weak signal then they should
contact us via phone or email before the ’30 day period’ expires in order for
us to investigate the coverage issue. If after investigating we find the
coverage is inadequate and we cannot provide an alternate SIM card and network
provider, upon the device being returned we will refund the purchase price.
Medical & legal disclaimer
General information about medical matters
The LiveLife Watch ‘User Manual’ may contain general information about medical
and health matters. The information is not advice, and should not be treated
as such.
Limitation of warranties
The medical and health information within this ‘manual’ is provided “as is”
without any representations or warranties, express or implied. LIVELIFE ALARMS
and it employees and/or agents make no representations or warranties in
relation to the medical and health information within this manual.
- Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing paragraph, LIVELIFE ALARMS does not warrant that:
- The medical and health information on its website or in this ‘manual’ will be constantly available, or available at all; or
- Any medical and health information on its website and within this ‘manual’ is complete, true, accurate, up-to-date, or non-misleading.
Liability
You must not rely on the information within this ‘manual’ as an alternative to
medical advice from your doctor or other health services provider.
If you have any specific questions about any emergency plan, medical or health
matters you should consult your doctor or other professional health services
provider or personal carer. You should never delay seeking medical advice,
disregard medical advice, or commence or discontinue any medical treatment
because of information within this ‘manual’.
Liability limitations
Nothing in this legal disclaimer will limit any of our liabilities in any way
that is not permitted under applicable law, or exclude any of our liabilities
that may not be excluded under an applicable law.
www.livelifealarms.com.au
1800 936 774
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