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Chapter 6 Component Competency – Call

Stations

One of the primary advantages that the Alliance AllCall© Wireless

Nurse Call System has over conventional hardwire nurse call systems, is

the flexibility of call stations. Alliance’s Wireless Nurse Call System offers

conventional bed stations with push button call cords and pull string bath

calls. Additionally, an optional emergency push button call station can be

ordered. Finally, the Wireless Nurse Call System supports the use of neck

and watch pendants. Because the system is wireless, the call stations are

100% modular, and are simply held to the wall by two screws. There are no

wires to keep track of. The wireless communication is handled by GE’s

rugged and proven wireless door window sensors.

AllCall© Bed Station

The AllCall© Bed Station is constructed from a tough

plastic enclosure, screen printed and pre-punched to

receive the hardware. The call station works by pushing a

momentary button on the call cord which plugs into a ¼”

jack on the face of the call station. When the momentary

button is pressed, an after-market flip-flop board that

mounts directly onto the transmitter latches and sets the

wireless transmitter into alarm. The flip-flop board also

turns on a red LED on the face of the call station alerting

the resident or staff person that the call station is in alarm. When the need

has been taken care of, the staff person then presses the reset button. This

resets the flip-flop board and turns the LED off.

When the face of the call station is removed, there are three primary

components to be aware of. The wireless transmitter, the LED battery

board and the flip-flop board which is mounted inside the transmitter’s

enclosure. (See figure 16) Note the battery sizes, the LED battery is a 3.6v

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