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Responding to Vibrations/Flashing LEDs
The device will vibrate three consecutive times if an alarm has been generated. View
the flashing LED(s) on the top of the device and follow the below steps to clear the
alarm.
Red
PWR
The device battery is low. Connect the device to the charger.
Once the device is fully charged, it will vibrate once and the PWR LED will be solid
green. Disconnect the device from the charger.
Note: The 1-Piece must be charged for a minimum of 2 hours per day.
Red
GPS
The device has lost GPS. Walk outside with the device uncovered and ensure that you
are in an area with a clear view of the sky (do not stand under trees, building awnings,
etc.).
When the device reacquires GPS, the GPS LED will stop blinking.
Red
Zone
You are either in a forbidden area (for instance, a school zone) or not in a location
where you are scheduled to be (for instance, work).
If you are in a forbidden area, leave the area immediately.
If you are not in the scheduled location, travel to that area as quickly as possible.
When the alarm has cleared, the Zone LED will stop blinking.
Red
PWR, GPS, ZONE
Your officer has sent an alert requesting that you contact them as soon as possible.
Press the Acknowledge button on the top of the device. The PWR, GPS, and ZONE LEDs
will stop flashing.
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Questions and answers
How long does ankle monitor battery life last once starting vibrating red
When the Attenti AT1 ankle monitor starts vibrating and showing a red PWR LED, it indicates that the battery is low. The manual does not specify the exact remaining battery life at this stage, but the device must be charged for a minimum of 2 hours per day.
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How long is battery life on full charge?
What does it mean when the zone light flashes and unit vibrates but stops on its own without having to press the acknowledge button and I have not left my residence?
When the zone light on the Attenti AT1 flashes and the unit vibrates but stops on its own without pressing the acknowledge button while still at home, it likely means that the device temporarily detected that you were outside your allowed zone or in a forbidden area. However, the alert cleared automatically, possibly due to reacquiring a proper location signal or updated zone information. If the alarm had required manual acknowledgment, the flashing would have continued until the button was pressed.
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What does it mean when only the power light is flashing and flashing green no other lights is flashing?