1. EGIS Man-Down - Quick User Guide Version 15082015
Australian designed and manufactured
Note: This publication is subject to copyright 2015
The name EGIS is copyright protected by Sec Eng Systems Pty Ltd Sydney, Australia and may not be used in any shape or form without the owners expressed permission 2012.

2. EGIS 1 Overview Section Speaker LEDs Smart buttons H= panic
The EGIS Man-Down system is a multifunctional Man-Down system which is Australian designed, developed and manufactured.
The unit has been designed to meet tough Australian conditions.
The system is designed to operate on mobile phone networks for communications
and requires a micro SIM card. This EGIS unit can perform the following functions:-
Report tilt alarm
Report “no movement” alarm
4 programmable duress buttons (SOS, P1, P2, P3)
Dial a number and send SMS multiple numbers
Ability to report GPS coordinates
Each Smart Button can be set up for:-
Number of key presses
Tone, upon press
Vibration type, upon press
Send out to 9 SMS numbers
Call a voice number
Send an IP message via GPRS and/or SMS, to a dedicated server
for reporting of GPS location and status.
Speaker
LEDs
Smart buttons
H= panic
P1 Pre programmed 1
P2 power on/off
P3 Pre programmed 3
X –Cancel
Microphone

3. EGIS 2 Overview Section Placing a unit on charge:
Insert rear plug into charge socket at bottom of Egis.
When you do this a double tone and vibration will be sounded.
Taking a unit off charge:
Remove plug out of the bottom of Egis.
When you do this a double tone and vibration will be sounded
indicating off charge.
Wearing and using the EGIS device:
The Egis unit should be worn at all times as it is for your own
Protection. The belt is the best location or around the waist.

4. EGIS 3 Overview Section Front LEDs Charging Indication
There are two rows of LED indicators on the Egis unit.
The top 3 LEDs indicate the following –
3G signal Battery strength GPS strength
The lower bar indicates the strength
from low to high
When you place Egis on charge the battery LED will flash as well as the
bottom indication row indicating how far it is in the charging cycle.
Once fully charged, all bottom LEDs will flash and your battery LED will be on solid.
When a low battery is detected, EGIS will indicate this by a double tone
and will flash the battery indicator 3 times.
In the event no SIM card is present, the following LEDs will be on - the LED and the two outer signal LEDs, 1 & 5.
If the unit is unable to register on the 3G network, all 5 signal LEDs will be flashing when on the position.
Front LEDs
Charging Indication
Fully Charged Indication
Low Battery Warning
No SIM Card Indication 1 5
No Network Indication

5. EGIS X 4 Overview Section
Testing your Egis (3 tests to do before going out)
The Egis Product should be tested on a regular basis to ensure that it is working correctly. The manufacturer recommends that prior to use of the product, the following tests should be carried out by the customer and their staff.
 When the cancel button is pressed X times the following LED’s will illuminate:
3G signal test - press cancel button x 1
Arrow 1 / indicates mobile network
Arrow 2 / indicates mobile signal strength from 1 to 5 (steady) (i.e. low to high)
Example: shown 3 bars of signal = medium
Battery test - press cancel button x 2
Arrow 1 / indicates battery icon
Arrow 2 / indicates battery level 1 to 5 (steady) (ie low to high)
Example: shown 5 bars of battery strength = Full
GPS SAT Test - press cancel button x 3
Arrow 1 / indicates GPS icon
Arrow 2 / indicates GPS Level 1 to 5 (steady) (ie low to high)
Example: Shows no GPS signal strength = None
Basic LED indication using the cancel button X
Note: If you have no signal
or they are all flashing, you have
an issue. Try changing location & re test.
Note: If you have low or no bars,
place unit back on charge.
Note: If you have low or no bars,
go outside for at least 4 minutes
and then re test outside until you
get full signal.

6. EGIS 5 Overview Section TESTING Preface :
The Mandown function works by tilting the device in any direction
on a programmable angle ie; 60 degrees.
The first 30 seconds (time programmable) allows you to stand the device back up with no intervention (the device will sound and vibrate).
The next 30 seconds will require you to stand the device
back up and press cancel twice.
Testing -Mandown Testing
Take unit off charge (wont work on charge).
Tilt the device for more than 60 degrees.
For 5 seconds, the device will sound a beep.
Now stand it back up and beeping will stop.
Now tilt it again - the device will start to beep
and vibrate. After 30 seconds the beeping will
get faster indicating you are now in a mode
whereby you must stand it back up and press cancel twice
to clear this. (Hit cancel twice).
Final Alarm Test . Tilt and leave tilted. After 50 seconds the unit will have sent and alarm and it will be sounding every 30 seconds.
Stand up - hit cancel twice and check with monitoring centre for an alarm.

7. EGIS 6 Overview Section TESTING Preface :
The Panic Function works by pressing the H button twice in quick succession .
Testing - Panic
Press the H button twice quickly – “bang bang”.
The unit shall vibrate and single tone will be heard.
It is now in panic mode and an alarm has been sent.
Automatic – outgoing call
The Egis Device will place a voice call to the control
Upon a panic or man down alarm
to see if you are OK.
Call back-
If an incoming call is activated,
ring and vibration will be emitted from the device.
After 2 rings a double tone will be emitted and this means the unit has
Auto Answered. Place the unit to your ear and conduct a conversation.
To hang up the call - press the cancel button twice.