2. NC402TS Master Station Features
Easy-to-use intuitive master with small footprint uses minimal desk space
Touchscreen color LCD display
No PC required
Built-in keyboard slides in for a small footprint
On screen volume control
Membrane keypad
Pleasant call tones
Customizable call type labels, dome light colors, flash rates, tone and audio volume

3. NC402TS Master Station Screen Views
Two views available:
List View—Calls are displayed in a simple list. A separate column displays staff requests and presence.
Icon View—Rooms, zones, masters and systems are displayed as icons. Touch an icon to select that item.
There are two views available on the touchscreen. Touch the onscreen Switch View button to toggle between them.
Selection Methods—To perform most common master operations, select a subject (a station, a zone, a master, or the system) and then perform an operation on it. The onscreen Selection Indicator box displays the subject that is currently selected
System—To select all stations on the system, touch the onscreen SYSTEM button –or– touch the onscreen system icon –or– type the word “system.”
Master—To select all stations in this master’s assigned zones, touch the onscreen THIS MASTER button –or– touch the master’s onscreen icon –or– type the word “master” – or– type the master’s number. To select another master (but not its stations), touch the master’s onscreen icon –or– type the master’s number.
Clear any selection by pressing the onscreen CLEAR button next to the selection indicator. The box will eventually clear on its own.
List View
Icon View 3

4. NC401VFD Master Station Features
Best used as nurse workstation master
4×40-character Vacuum Fluorescent Display
Four-call display
Membrane keypad
Pleasant call tones
Customizable buttons, call type labels, corridor light colors, tone and audio volume
No PC required

5. System Layout

6. System Layout

7. Tek-CARE®400 P5 Features & Benefits
Power over CAT5 (P5)
Updated aesthetics
Multi color LED Dome Lights
Duty station with 4 call LEDs
Pleasant call tones from Duty Station.
Flexible wiring
Large Buttons
All stations are interchangeable
Resident Station for ALF Market
Check-in Station for ILF Market
Plug in module quickly converts Standard dome lamp into a zone light

8. IR411P5 Single Patient Station
Single DIN Style jack with call LED
Large Grey Reset Button
UL® 1069 Listed and cUL® Listed
Control and power over CAT5 cable
Fully supervised wiring to the central equipment
Uses pillow speakers or pushbutton call cords
No dummy plugs needed to prevent “cord out” call
All stations are interchangeable
Simplified wiring with plug-in connectors
Full-duplex audio

9. IR412P5 Dual Patient Station
Two DIN Style jacks with individual call LED
Large Grey Reset Button
UL® 1069 Listed and cUL® Listed
Control and power over CAT5 cable
Fully supervised wiring to the central equipment
Uses pillow speakers or pushbutton call cords
No dummy plugs needed to prevent “cord out” call
All stations are interchangeable
Simplified wiring with plug-in connectors
Full-duplex audio

10. IR418P5 Resident Station 6’ Cord for call placement Large reset button
Attractive design for all décors
UL® 1069 Listed and cUL® Listed
Control and power over CAT5 cable
Fully supervised wiring to the central equipment
All stations are interchangeable
Simplified wiring with plug-in connectors
Full-duplex audio

11. IR445P5 Resident Check-in Station
Programmable Call button can be used for resident check-in
6’ Cord for call placement
Large reset button
Attractive design for all décors
UL® 1069 Listed and cUL® Listed
Control and power over CAT5 cable
Fully supervised wiring to the central equipment
All stations are interchangeable
Simplified wiring with plug-in connectors
Full-duplex audio

12. IR410P5 Staff Station
Three Programmable Push Buttons. Call, Reset & Emergency by default
UL® 1069 Listed and cUL® Listed
Control and power over CAT5 cable
Fully supervised wiring to the central equipment
All stations are interchangeable
Simplified wiring with plug-in connectors
Full-duplex audio

13. IR415P5 Duty Station
Four LED indication of call level in the stations zone!
Programmable call button.
Same pleasant call tones as the Master Station!
UL® 1069 Listed and cUL® Listed
Control and power over CAT5 cable
Fully supervised wiring to the central equipment
All stations are interchangeable
Simplified wiring with plug-in connectors
Full-duplex audio

14. IR400P5 Multipurpose Station
Support for switches, contact closures, speakers and other call originating devices
Attractive design for all décors
UL® 1069 Listed and cUL® Listed
Control and power over CAT5 cable
Fully supervised wiring to the central equipment
All stations are interchangeable
Simplified wiring with plug-in connectors
Full-duplex audio

15. P5 Peripheral Devices SF340B Emergency SF337C Bath
SF339 Emergency pushbutton
SF341B Code
SF350B Presence, two levels

16. LI484P5 Corridor Light
The LI484P5 Multicolor-LED Corridor Light provides visual indications of calls originating from patient, staff, duty, bath, emergency, presence and code call stations.
UL® 1069 Listed and cUL® Listed
Simplified wiring with plug-in connections
No bulb replacement needed
Excellent visibility
Fully supervised wiring to the central equipment

17. PM484ZP5 Zone Lamp Module
The PM484ZP5 Zone Light Module, when added to an LI484P5 Corridor Light, provides auxiliary visual annunciation for call activity within the zones and call types to which it is assigned. Patient priority and staff presence are indicated by four programmable LEDs.
UL® 1069 Listed and cUL® 1069 Listed
Ability to drive secondary lamp without Zone Lamp Module
Plug-in connections
Inputs for Bath & Code switches
No bulb replacement needed
Excellent visibility
Supervised connections

18. P5 Station Wiring Data/Audio/Power All on CAT5 4 pair pin-out
8P8C connection
Peripheral Buss
2 to 6 conductor depending on device
stranded 22 awg
Lamp Buss
CAT5
3 pairs pin-out
6P6C connection

19. P5 Patient Station Commons Bus. Voltage Reading- Battery Power
P5 Cable Voltages
P5 Patient Station Commons Bus.
Wire #
Description
Voltage Reading-
Main CE Power
Voltage Reading- Battery Power 1
Power
26 VDC
~ 23 VDC 2
Common
0 VDC 3 4 5 6 7
Data
0-5 VDC 8

20. CT400P5
The CT400P5 provides a method for tapping the trunk cable in applications where “T” tapping is desirable. In contrast to the standard CT400 this device passes power as well as data.

21. Typical Room Wiring

22. P5 Station Wiring Scheme
All IR series P5 stations use the same wiring scheme which includes:
Two 8P8C jacks for common cable connection (Not specific, In & Out are electrically the same)
One 6P6C jack for Dome Light connection
One 12 pin header for peripheral connections
One 7 pin header for peripheral connections
Optionally, the PM421P5/PM422P5 Pillow Speaker and Light Control Module if used, provides either one or two 6-pin headers

23. Peripheral Wiring

24. Intercom & Light Modules
The PM421P5 and PM422P5 Pillow Speaker Intercom Modules provide SF41ZDL/ZKL pillow speakers with nurse call intercom, plus on/off control of two lamp sources, generally one room lamp and one reading lamp. The PM421P5 is designed to plug into IR411P5 Single Patient Stations and the PM422P5 is designed to plug into IR412P5. If desired, standard SF401A Call Cords may be used without removing the modules.

25. P5 Pillow Speaker Intercom Modules
PM421P5
PM422P5

26. IR400 P5 Multipurpose Station

27. LI484P5 Dome Lamp Wiring
Corridor lights provide visual indication from IR400P5 series stations and associated peripheral devices. Multicolor LEDs allow the devices to indicate all system call types with various flash rates and color combinations. When connected to an IR415P5 Duty Station, the corridor light functions as a Zone light. Locate the corridor light above or beside the doorway of its associated room, and mount it so that unobstructed visibility is provided. When used as zone lights, mount them at corridor heads or junctions so that facility staff can readily identify the associated zone area. The lights must be within 50 cable-feet of associated duty stations.

28. PM484ZP5 Zone Lamp Module Wiring
Zone lights are configured in the field by plugging a PM484ZP5 Zone light module onto a LI484P5 Dome light. Zone lights are stand alone devices and can be configured to annunciate calls by zone. Secondarily, the Zone light supports one Bath and one Code input and can be used to when a standalone switch is desired.

29. Addressing: IR400P5 Series Stations
Each station has a unique 4-digit address, which consists of its two-digit PM455 module number (01–75) plus its two-digit station number (00–63).
The station number is based on the PM455 station port number and dipswitch settings.
For a station on station port #1, add the values of all switches that are turned on.
For a station on station port #2, add 32 plus the values of all switches that are turned on.
Run 2
Port #2
Run 1
Example:
CE number = 1
PM455 module number = 05
Station run is plugged into station port #1
Dipswitches all on, station number = 31
Default station address = 0531
Port #1
Run 2
Run 1 ON
Switch
# ON Value
1 1
2 2
3 4

30. SF401EX Strain Relief Cable
The SF401EX Strain Relief Cable is used to
increase the life span of call cords, pillow
speakers and room stations. The cable is
placed between the call cord or pillow speaker
and the room station. If the call cord or pillow
speaker is attached to a bed and then the bed is
pulled away, the strain relief cable disconnects. This prevents damage to both the room station and the call
cord or pillow speaker.
UL® 1069 Listed
Molded connectors
Clean break-away action
Increases life of call cords, pillow speakers and room stations

31. Integrations

32. NC470 Tek-BRIDGE® PC
The Tek-BRIDGE® PC includes the platform for Tek-MMARS®400 software and for software modules that interface to ancillary equipment and the facility’s network.
Microsoft® Windows®-based server with installed network card.
LS486 Tek-MMARS®400 Management, Monitoring and Reporting System software
Database logging of Nurse Call Activity
HTML-based Reporting Software— accessible via network connection
Back-up, Archive and Restore functions

33. Software Release v. 5323 and later: CSV Output
The Tek-MMARS®400 system now has the ability to output data into a .csv file, making it easy to manipulate files in programs like Excel.

34. Radio Pocket Paging
Both Automatic and Manual radio pocket paging are included. Associating rooms with staff or zones delivers the correct room, bed number and call type of each incoming call.
The Custom Paging options is easily handled by using the touch screen and or slide out keyboard in the NC402TS Nurse Master Console. Canned messages can be created to quicken the action.
Three levels of pagers can be assigned; primary, secondary and tertiary to ensure calls are responded to.

35. LS453 Email Output Interface
Nurse call system notifications can now be sent to staff addresses, adding another means of communication.
Set up the mail server settings and add addresses on the LS450 Config Tool’s tab.

36. LS453 Email Output Interface
Once addresses are added, they can be assigned to staff via the Staff tab as a device such as a phone, pager, or badge.

37. LS453 Email Output Interface
This allows staff assignments to send nurse call messages via .

38. LS452 ADT Interface
Our LS452 ADT Interface Software using the HL7 Standard runs on the NC470 Tek-BRIDGE® PC, which is connected to both the Tek-CARE®400 Nurse Call System and the facility’s network.
The LS452 software receives patient information
from the facility’s Admit, Discharge, Transfer system
via the facility’s network. Patient name, room/bed
number and doctor name are then displayed on
NC402TS Touchscreen Nurse Master Stations.
Programming is quickly done via the config tool.
With this software release, accessing a facility’s Hospital Information System maintains a focus on patient census information for use in nurse-call-related activities and on patient and bed data for bed management. Not only does this interface support efficient patient care by providing detailed patient information, but administration will benefit from monitoring and reporting features to ensure the facility is operating at an optimal level.

39. Media Gateway — VoIP Phone Interface
The NC465 Media Gateway adds VoIP integration to the Tek-CARE®400 system. The media gateway provides call and event notifications to facility VoIP extensions and delivers pertinent information on the telephone display. The NC465 also provides two-way voice communication between patient room stations and facility VoIP extensions.
The NC465 Media Gateway connects the Tek-CARE®400 system to the facility’s IP PBX system via the facility’s LAN.

40. Media Gateway — VoIP Phone Interface
With the NC4654 Media Gateway, staff can use VoIP phones to:
place a call to a patient station,
automatically answer a patient call,
manually clear a routine level call,
page all stations or a single zone,
set a nurse or aide service request to a patient station,
set a STAT request to a patient station,
monitor a zone,
use nurse attend.

41. LS451 Versus Tracking Interface: Staff Emergency
TekTone® has partnered with Versus® to offer healthcare facilities the power to locate patients, staff and equipment at all times—automating many tasks!
Regulation Compliance
Demonstrate adherence to the new JC National Patient Safety Goal.
NPSG The requirement that hospitals select a suitable method that enables health care staff members to directly request additional assistance .
Timely Communication Increases Safety
Distress calls immediately relayed to people who can help.
Staff satisfaction increases in secure environment.
Accurate, Location-Aware Information
Staff immediately know who needs help, and where that person is!
Discrete Communication
PRIVACY! No need to announce situations that may leave a negative impression with patients and visitors.

42. LS451 Versus Tracking Interface
Our LS451 Versus® Tracking Interface Software runs on the NC470 Tek-BRIDGE® PC, which is connected to the Tek-CARE®400 Nurse Call System and, via the facility’s local area network, to the Versus® Information System (VIS) server.

43. LS451 Versus Tracking Interface
Our LS451 Versus® Tracking Interface Software receives tracking badge locations from the Versus® Information System (VIS), and displays it on NC402TS touchscreen master stations. Staff members wearing badges are automatically logged into patient rooms.

44. LS451 Versus Tracking Interface: Equipment Tracking
Add Versus tags to equipment as well to quickly find equipment.
IV pumps
Beds
Wheelchairs
Portable equipment of any type

45. System Layout

46. This concludes the Tek-CARE®400 P5 Nurse Call System Training Presentation.