Philips CarePartner 6800 Communicator User Manual

Benefits of Lifeline CarePartner 6800 Communicator include enhanced audio performance, subscriber-friendly help call messaging, consumer-oriented user manual and packaging, and activation voice prompts


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Brand
Philips
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
473 KB
Published
02 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
962E0635CDB9AB76E49D6AE2DFE4D31B

About this manual

The CarePartner 6800 Communicator is part of Philips Lifeline’s medical alert system. It provides enhanced audio performance, clear Help Call messaging, and optional Activation Voice Prompts that guide installers and caregivers through setup. The device supports up to eight Personal Help Buttons and includes safety features such as continuous line and power monitoring, low‑battery alerts, and a 30‑hour battery backup.

The manual covers installation steps, troubleshooting indicators (e.g., flashing green light for trouble), and detailed specifications. It also describes optional packaging, compatibility with telephone lines, and compliance with FCC, UL, and Canadian regulations.

What's inside

  • Features and Benefits for Lifeline Subscribers
  • Features and Benefits for Programs
  • Safety Features
  • Activation Voice Prompts
  • Self‑Test mode / AutoLearn®
  • Multiple Subscriber Support
  • Personal Help Button Options
  • Specifications

Specifications

ColorTalc
Size7 inches wide, 6.5 inches high, 6.5 inches deep
Weight3 lbs
Power Requirements120 V 60 Hz 50 mA
Operating Temperature32 °F (0 °C) to 120 °F (45 °C)
Battery Backup DurationUp to 30 hours
Maximum Personal Help ButtonsEight
ComplianceFCC Part 15 & 68, UL 1637, Industry Canada RSS‑210, CS‑03

Frequently asked questions

How long does the battery backup last during a power failure?

The device provides up to 30 hours of battery backup.

How many Personal Help Buttons can be connected to the CarePartner 6800?

Up to eight Personal Help Buttons can be connected.

What does a flashing green light indicate?

A flashing green light indicates a trouble condition and the unit will announce the problem type.

How does the unit confirm that a Help Call has connected?

A voice message confirms that the Help Call has connected with the Philips Lifeline Response Center.

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