Different nurse station caregiver pager hosts/displays can be managed uniformly by PC software management, including data collection, statistics, and analysis. It provides a fast solution to help staff deal with patients' alerts efficiently.

• Customizable call content and built-in 6 chord tone reminders.
• Multiple service status processing methods and intelligent statistical analysis.
• Flexible configuration for various service software application scenarios.
• Supports third-party platform docking through HTTP.
• 11 countries' voice broadcast and text message display support.
• Precise historical message access and data export.

• Screen Size: 10.1 inch Capacitive Touch Screen
• Power Supply: DC 12V 1A
• Installation: Desktop or Wall Mount
• Dimension: 320(W) x 211(H) x 26.5(D)mm

1. Host location name, date, and device management.
2. Voice report number and call content display.
3. Historical message query and export by time/area.
4. Statistics management for service processing status.

• Receiving method: RF433
• Receiving Distance: >1000 meters (visual distance)
• Launch Distance: >2000 meters (visual distance)
• Unified management of system networking.
• Converts wireless signals to wired for long-distance transmission.

• Standby Time: 15 Days
• Working Distance: 500m
• Supports text display (English, Japanese, etc.)
• Stores 64 recent messages with sound/vibration alerts.

• LED dot matrix monochrome display (8 characters per line).
• Visible Distance: >100 meters.
• Shows custom slogans when idle and call content when active.

• IP56 Waterproof; Wireless Mode: RF Radio.
• Keys: Call, Reset; Distance: 500m open area.
• Powered by 23A/12V Battery; Customized Logo support.

• Ideal for washrooms; IP56 Waterproof.
• Pullcord for emergency; Two Keys: Call, Reset.
• High visibility red design for emergency use.

Nurses can quickly respond to calls and manage data efficiently:

• Patient presses the bedside or washroom button.
• Nurse receives the call via PC software, corridor display, or watch receiver.
• Corridor lamp signals the emergency visually.
• Nurse cancels the call at the patient's bedside after handling the situation.
• Data is logged in the PC software for daily or monthly performance analysis.