O4X5-HLA00125HANDHELD LOW FREQUENCY EXCITER

Page 1 of 8 V15/March 11 www.visonictech.com Elpas Handheld LF Exciter Part Number: 5-HLA00125 Configuration & User Guide Introduction The Elpas Handheld LF Exciter (HHLF) from is an ultra-miniature, LF Exciter designed for acute care hospitals, geriatric/nursing care facilities or pediatric units. The device provides on-duty healthcare personnel with an effective, low-cost, easy-to-use tool for performing ad-hoc patient/asset match and association tests, canceling nurse/patient-calls or for triggering entrance or exit monitoring applications. The Elpas Handheld LF Exciter emits a harmless, low power; sphere shaped magnetic (125 KHz) field whenever its large oversized button is pressed. Thus whenever a staff member pushes the exciter’s button within a 0 - 30cm (0.0 to 11.8 inches)* radius of a patient/asset bearing an Elpas active RFID tag, the exciter will trigger the mobile tag to immediately transmit data messages. The data is instantly detected, interpreted and relayed by the legacy Elpas RF reader infrastructure as required in support of the configured medical application. Worn as a neck lanyard, the Handheld LF Exciter is enclosed in a shower proof, IP-64 water-rated black ABS outer housing. Powered by a single commercially available lithium battery (CR- 2430 or equivalent), the LF Exciter provides approximately three years of service before needing replacement. The device is shipped with a pre-attached neck lanyard and one lithium battery. *NOTES: 1 The effective range of the LF field may vary due to the relative orientation of the exciter to the tag/badge. 2 The HHLF will generate the LF field only as long as the ‘Operation’ button remains constantly pressed. 3 Elpas tags and/or badges manufactured prior to January 2009 are not designed to properly operate with the Handheld LF Exciter. CAUTION: It is important that you read, understand, and follow the instructions in this document. If you have questions, call your local VT support representative. \ Technical Specifications Electrical Field Technology 125KHz, Low frequency electromagnetic fields Power Source Lithium 3V / 900mA (CR 2430 or equivalent) Battery Life 3 years (typical usage) Red LED Indicator Constant: Button press Flashing (once per sec.): Improper ID address Flashing (every 0.5 sec.): Low battery condition Output Format 3 byte messages LF Field Range From 0 to 30cm (0.0 to 11.8 inches) radius Range may vary due to the relative orientation of the exciter to the tag/badge LF Transmission Rate Continuous bursts of LF emissions while button is pressed (each about 12ms in duration) Exciter ID code Set by on-board 8 position DIP-switch General Construction Black, ABS plastic Housing IP64 water rated enclosure Dimensions (H x W x D) 34mm x 40mm x 15mm (1,3 inches x 1.6 inches x 0.6 inches) Weight 40g (1.4 ounces.) including lanyard & battery Operational Temp 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) Humidity 80% maximum, non-condensing Remote Management Eiris 4.5 Software (or higher) CE Standards EN 300 330-1, EN-301 489-1, EN-301 489-3, EN50130-4, IEC 60950-1, EN 60950-1 FCC & IC FCC: O4X5-HLA00125......IC: 1467G-HLA00125 Warranty One year limited warranty Ordering Information Part # Description 5-HLA00125 Handheld LF Exciter 5-PBA90003 3V/600mAh Lithium Battery, CR2450 (25 pcs) Battery Replacement The HHLF normally provides about 3 years of continuous use. Should the device fail to generate a LF field or behaves unpredictably, replace the battery. This typically solves most problems. 1. Purchase a new 3V lithium battery (CR2430). Then temporarily disable the HHLF in the EIRIS software. 2. Place a coin in the slot of the battery cover. Turn the coin anti-clockwise as far as you can; the cover will become slightly raised. 3. Remove the cover; take out the worn-out battery from the HHLF and dispose of it in line with local ordinances. 4. Position a new battery with the positive (+) side up and reposition the battery cover. 5. Place a coin in the slot of the battery cover and turn clockwise as far as you can until you hear a click confirming closure. Finally, using EIRIS, .re-enable the HHLF. Elpas Handheld LF Exciter – Configuration & User Guide Page 2 of 8 V15/March 11 www.visonictech.com ID Address Setup Each Handheld LF Exciter must be assigned a unique ID Address (Neuron ID Number) in order for EIRIS to identify the device. It is vital that the ID Address assigned to a HHLF does not conflict with the ID Address of any other fixed or handheld LF exciters already registered in the EIRIS database. Each HHLF is shipped from the factory with all 8 DIP switches set to OFF. Remove the battery from the HHLF. Then use the DIP switches to set the device’s ID address. The ID address is configured using a binary coded hexadecimal number. Switches 1-4 (high nibble) are used to set the first hexadecimal digit while switches 5-8 (low nibble) are used to set the second hexadecimal digit. Together, the two hexadecimal digits provide a total of 256 possible ID addresses. The figure below shows how to set the hex digitals ‘0’ to ‘F’ Below are three examples of addresses set in hexadecimal: NOTE: Certain ID Addresses are not acceptable and should avoid being used on any HHLF. These addresses are: 13, 35, 4B, 4D, 5C, B8, D5 and DC. If any unacceptable addresses are used, the exciter’s red LED indicator will continually flash plus its intended cancel functionality will not work. Elpas Handheld LF Exciter – Configuration & User Guide Page 3 of 8 V15/March 11 www.visonictech.com HHLF Registration in EIRIS Prior to configuration, each Handheld LF Exciter needs to be registered in the EIRIS database using the device’s Neuron ID Number in order to make it possible for EIRIS to recognize the device. Ensure that the ID address assigned to each HHLF does not conflict with the ID address of any other fixed or handheld LF exciters in the system. 1. Start the EIRS Server; launch EV2 and access Setup mode. 2. Access the Components tab in the Object Tab pane. Right-cli…

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March 18, 2011 To: Timco Engineering Inc. To Whom It May Concern We (Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd.) hereby authorize Mr. Shaike Raz of I.T.L. (Product Testing) Ltd (ITL) to sign FORM 731 on our behalf for the following application: FCC ID: O4X5-HLA00125 Thank you, Sincerely, David Fensterheim Senior Product Manager Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. 30 Habarzel Street, Tel Aviv 69710, Israel +972 37681400 Fax: +972 37681410 www.visonictech.com

30 Habarzel Street, Tel Aviv 69710, Israel +972 37681400 Fax: +972 37681410 www.visonictech.com March 18, 2011 Letter of individual Authorization to sign Form 731 To: Timco Engineering Inc. To Whom It May Concern We hereby authorize Shaike Raz of ITL as an authorized individual to sign for form 731 on behalf of Visonic Technologies for the FCC ID: O4X 5-HLA00125 application. Thank you, David Fensterheim Senior Product Manager Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd.

March 18, 2011 Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division Subject: Confidentiality Request regarding application for certification of FCC ID: O4X5-HLA00125 Dear Sirs Pursuant to Sections 0.457 and 0.459 of the Commission’s Rules, we hereby request confidential treatment of information accompanying this application as outlined below: CONF APPENDIX 5-HLA00125 Schem.pdf CONF APPENDIX 5-HLA00125 PartsLst.pdf CONF APPENDIX 5-HLA00125 BlkDia.pdf The above materials contain trade secrets and proprietary information not customarily released to the public. The public disclosure of these materials may be harmful to the applicant and provide unjustified benefits to its competitors. The applicant understands that pursuant to Section 0.457 of the Rules, disclosure of this application and all accompanying documentation will not be made before the date of the Grant for this application. Sincerely, , Sincerely, David Fensterheim Senior Product Manager Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. 30 Habarzel Street, Tel Aviv 69710, Israel +972 37681400 Fax: +972 37681410 www.visonictech.com

March 18, 2011 attn: Reviewing Engineer Federal Communications Commission 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 To Whom It May Concern: The Handheld Low Frequency Exciter FCC ID: O4X5-HLA00125 unit and label is so small that it cannot include the statement specified in FCC Part 15 Sub-part A, Section 15.19 (a) (3) “This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation." Due to this reason, we are using the provisions of Part 15 Sub-part A, Section 15.19 (a) (5) and this statement appears in a prominent location in the user manual. Please contact me if there is any information you may need. Thank you, Sincerely, David Fensterheim Senior Product Manager Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. 30 Habarzel Street, Tel Aviv 69710, Israel +972 37681400 Fax: +972 37681410 www.visonictech.com

The label on the 5-HLA00125 is attached to the rear of the product as shown. The dimensions of the label are as shown: 33mm

The Elpas Handheld LF Exciter provides on-duty healthcare personnel with an effective, low-cost, easy-to-use tool for performing ad-hoc patient/asset match and association tests, canceling nurse/patient-calls or for triggering entrance or exit monitoring applications. The Elpas Handheld LF Exciter emits a harmless, low power; sphere shaped magnetic (125KHz) field whenever its large oversized button is engaged. Thus whenever a staff member pushes the exciter’s button within a 0 - 30cm (0.0 to 11.8 inches) radius of a patient/asset bearing an Elpas active RFID tag, the exciter will trigger the mobile tag to immediately transmit data messages. The data is instantly detected, interpreted and relayed by the legacy Elpas RF reader infrastructure to the host computer in support of the configured medical application. Typically worn as a neck lanyard, the Handheld LF Exciter is enclosed in a shower proof, IP-64 water-rated black ABS outer housing. Powered by a single commercially available lithium battery (CR-2430 or equivalent), the device provides approximately three years of service before needing replacement. The exciter is shipped with pre-attached neck lanyard and one lithium battery. .

March 18, 2011 To Whom It May Concern I hereby declare that there is no tune-up procedure for: FCC ID: O4X5-HLA00125 Thank you, Sincerely, David Fensterheim Senior Product Manager Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. 30 Habarzel Street, Tel Aviv 69710, Israel +972 37681400 Fax: +972 37681410 www.visonictech.com

Test Report E97031.00 Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. Page 1 of 17 FCC ACC M Ver 1.1 05Mayl 2000 DATE: 31 March 2011 I.T.L. (PRODUCT TESTING) LTD. FCC Radio Test Report for Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. Equipment under test: Handheld Low Frequency Exciter 5-HLA00125 Written by: _____________________________ D. Shidlowsky, Documentation Approved by: For/_________________________ A. Sharabi, Test Engineer Approved by: _____________________________ I. Raz, EMC Laboratory Manager This report must not be reproduced, except in full, without the written permission of I.T.L. (Product Testing) Ltd. This report relates only to items tested. Test Report E97031.00 Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. Page 2 of 17 FCC ACC M Ver 1.1 05Mayl 2000 Measurement/Technical Report for Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. Handheld Low Frequency Exciter 5-HLA00125 FCC ID: O4X5-HLA00125 IC: 1467G-HLA00125 This report concerns: Original Grant: X Class I change: Class II change: Equipment type: Part 15 Low Power Transmitter Below 1705 kHz 47CFR15 Section 15.205; 15.209 Application for Certification Applicant for this device: prepared by: (different from "prepared by") Ishaishou Raz David Fensterheim ITL (Product Testing) Ltd. Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. Kfar Bin Nun 30 Habarzel Street D.N. Shimshon 99780 Tel-Aviv 69710 Israel Israel e-mail [email protected] Tel: +972-3 -768-1410 Fax: +972-3-768-1415 e-mail: [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. GENERAL INFORMATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 1.1 Administrative Information ................................................................................. 4 1.2 List of Accreditations ......................................................................................... 5 1.3 Product Description ........................................................................................... 6 1.4 Test Methodology .............................................................................................. 6 1.5 Test Facility ....................................................................................................... 6 1.6 Measurement Uncertainty ................................................................................. 6 2. SYSTEM TEST CONFIGURATION --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 2.1 Justification ........................................................................................................ 7 2.2 EUT Exercise Software ..................................................................................... 7 2.3 Special Accessories .......................................................................................... 7 2.4 Equipment Modifications ................................................................................... 7 2.5 Configuration of Tested System ........................................................................ 7 3. TEST SET-UP PHOTO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 4. FIELD STRENGTH OF FUNDAMENTAL 125 KHZ TRANSMITTER -------------------------- 9 4.1 Test Specification .............................................................................................. 9 4.2 Test Procedure .................................................................................................. 9 4.3 Test Results ...................................................................................................... 9 4.4 Test Instrumentation Used, Field Strength of Fundamental ........................... 11 4.1 Field Strength Calculation ............................................................................... 11 5. RADIATED EMISSION, 9 KHZ – 30 MHZ -----------------------------------------------------------12 5.1 Test Specification ............................................................................................ 12 5.2 Test Procedure ................................................................................................ 12 5.3 Measured Data ................................................................................................ 12 5.4 Test Instrumentation Used, Radiated Measurements .................................... 14 5.5 Field Strength Calculation ............................................................................... 14 6. APPENDIX A - CORRECTION FACTORS ----------------------------------------------------------15 6.1 Correction factors for CABLE ......................................................................... 15 6.2 Correction factors for PASSIVE LOOP ANTENNA ........................................ 16 7. COMPARISON REQUIREMENTS FCC WITH INDUSTRY CANADA ------------------------17 Test Report E97031.00 Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. Page 3 of 17 FCC ACC M Ver 1.1 05Mayl 2000 1. General Information 1.1 Administrative Information Manufacturer: Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. Manufacturer's Address: Pob 13132 30 Habarzel St. Tel Aviv 69710 Israel Tel: +972-03-7681400 Fax: +972-03-7681415 Manufacturer's Representative: Avi Manela Equipment Under Test (E.U.T): Handheld Low Frequency Exciter Equipment Model No.: 5-HLA00125 Equipment Serial No.: Not Designated Date of Receipt of E.U.T: 02.05.10 Start of Test: 02.05.10 End of Test: 02.05.10 Test Laboratory Location: I.T.L (Product Testing) Ltd. Kfar Bin Nun, ISRAEL 99780 Test Specifications: FCC Part 15 Subpart C RSS-310 Test Report E97031.00 Visonic Technologies (1993) Ltd. Page 4 of 17 FCC ACC M Ver 1.1 05Mayl 2000 1.2 List of Accreditations The EMC laboratory of I.T.L. is accredited by the following bodies: 1. The American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) (U.S.A.), Certificate No. 1152.01. 2. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) (U.S.A.), Registration No. 90715. 3. The Israel Ministry of the Environment (Israel), Registration No. 1104/01. 4. The Voluntary Control Council for Interference by Information Technology Equipment (VCCI) (Japan), Registrati…

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