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The best way to familiarise yourself with CPR4 is to find a still

environment with as little surrounding movements as possible. The

goal of CPR4 is to not alert the operator when there is nothing moving.

Therefore, the most important factor is for the operator to understand

what is required for the CPR4 alert not to go on.

A very good aid in the learning process of the CPR4 is the CPRMon

software. With a portable PC or Android device with Bluetooth, and the

CPRMon software, it is easy to investigate and understand how CPR4

works. Put the CPR4 on one side of the wall and the operator can move

around on the other side and at the same time view the results from

CPR4. (see more on page 11)

Menu 1 – Everyday use

The first – and maybe most important setting to understand – is the sensitivity

setting. There are five sensitivity levels and each level is connected to an alert

threshold value (displayed in the standard view). If the measured movement

exceeds the threshold value, the operator will be alerted.

• To enter Menu 1 – press an arrow to activate the menu and navigate to

the desired parameter.

• To change sensitivity level, mark “Sensitivity” and use the UP and DOWN

arrow to change the value. The same procedure is used for volume and

background light as well.

Sensitivity

level

Alert threshold

value

250

120

SENSITIVITY

LEVEL

VOLUME

BACKGROUND

LIGHTING

Menu 1

–

for everyday use

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