Clarity ALERTMASTER AL10 User Manual
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Troubleshooting
If any problem should occur during operation of your AlertMaster
Notification System, review the “Symptom and Remedy” list below. Make
sure no part of the AlertMaster system is on or near metal surfaces or
electronic equipment. Should the difficulty persist, contact Clarity or
your authorized dealer for assistance.
Symptom
Cause and Remedy
Lamp control button doesn’t work
Lamp is not turned on prior to
plugging it into AlertMaster. Turn
the lamp’s switch on. Replace bulb if
necessary.
Phone rings, lamp does not flash
Check all phone line connections.
Make sure you can turn the lamp on
or off with the lamp control button.
Alarm clock doesn’t work
Alarm clock is not turned on. Press
ALARM ON / OFF button on front
of device to turn on the alarm clock.
Bed shaker doesn’t vibrate
Bed shaker is unplugged. Plug it in.
Coil the wire once around the plastic
loop to prevent accidental unplugging.
Room noise doesn’t activate
Switch is OFF. Slide it to the ALL
position. Sound must be continuous
for 12 seconds for room noise to
activate.
Lamp flashes constantly
There is constant noise in the room
and the sound function is on. Slide the
switch to OFF.
Doorbell doesn’t work
Dead battery. Depress doorbell
button; the red light on housing
should light up. If not, battery needs
to be replaced. If the battery is fully
charged, the DIP switches may be
incorrectly set. See the section on
Channel Setting.
Optional Accessories
The AlertMaster AL10 is designed to work with optional wireless remote
receivers and transmitters, each sold separately.
A. Remote Receiver (AL12™)
Plug the receiver into an AC outlet, and plug
in a lamp and you’ll be notified wherever
the receiver is placed - kitchen, living room,
garage, bathroom, etc. It operates up to
80 feet from the AlertMaster AL10 base
console.
B. Personal Signaler (AMPX™)
Wear this lightweight receiver on your belt
anywhere around your house and you’ll be
alerted to any activity in your home. It has
an 80-foot range and a miniature console of
indicator lights, and also alerts with different
vibrating motions for each function.
C. Personal Tactile Signaler (AMPXB™)
Similar to AMPX plus a touch switch for
people who are deaf and blind.
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