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SWIMMING SHOULD BE ABOUT ENJOYING LIFE. NOT RISKING IT.
Welcome to safer aquatics.
How to use your wearables.
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Note: If you would like to purchase additional wearables please contact us.
TRACKERS
If not pre-installed place ID decals here, one on each side
TRACKERS are similar to behind-the-neck sport headphones and are worn so that their two ends land near the wearer's forehead, or temples. They "tell" the system how long the wearer's face is completely submerged.
When first worn, Trackers may feel a bit tight, but will form to the wearer's head quickly. Some swimmers may find wearing Trackers a little strange at first, but quickly get used to them after a few minutes.
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Trackers have no buttons. It is automatically activated when it senses motion, and automatically enters into sleep mode when it senses no motion for a few minutes.
The ends of the Tracker should rest as forward as possible on the wearer's forehead.
Trackers float if they fall off. Most swimmers intuitively put them back on.
IMPORTANT:
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When the WAVE Management App indicates that a Tracker has a low battery, discontinue use and contact WAVE for a replacement
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If a Tracker is damaged in any way, discontinue use and contact WAVE for a replacement.
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Trackers can be cleaned using mild soap and water. Using a dishwasher to clean Trackers is not recommended.
GOGGLE CLIPS
Place ID decals here, one on each side
GOGGLE CLIPS attach to most goggle straps using the included elastic bands. The Clips enable any goggle wearer to be monitored by your WAVE system. The Clips are paired together using a strong plastic monofilament.
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Goggle Clips have no buttons. They are automatically activated when the Clips sense motion, and automatically enter into sleep mode when they sense no motion for a few minutes.
When adding a Goggle Clip set to your WAVE system, you will be assigning it an ID number from 1 through 10. Use the included small round ID decals to identify the wearable with the number you have assigned it. Place the decals on each side of Clip as indicated.
Clips are attached to goggle straps by placing the elastic band over the strap.
The Goggle Clips should rest as close to the goggle frame as possible.
IMPORTANT:
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When the WAVE Management App indicates that a Goggle Clip has a low battery, discontinue use and contact WAVE for a replacement
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If a Goggle Clip is damaged in any way, discontinue use and contact WAVE for a replacement.
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Goggle Clips can be cleaned using mild soap and water. Using a dishwasher to clean Trackers is not recommended.
BUDDYTAGS
BUDDYTAGS attach to your non-swimmers or pets. If the wearer enters the water and the BuddyTag is submerged (not wet), your WAVE system will alert you within a few seconds.
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BuddyTags have no buttons. It automatically activates when it senses motion, and automatically enters into sleep mode when it senses no motion for a few minutes.
When adding a BuddyTag set to your WAVE system, you will be assigning it an ID number from 1 through 10. Use an included small round ID decal to identify the wearable with the number you have assigned it.
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BuddyTag
Back Plate
Clothing
BuddyTags are attached to the wearer by placing the Back Plate under their clothing and the BuddyTag on the outside of their clothing. The magnets will securely hold the tag in place.
It is recommended to place the BuddyTag on the back of the swimmer, out of reach of inquisitive hands.
Attach BuddyTags to pet collars by attaching the included carabiner to the hole in the Back Plate.
IMPORTANT:
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When the WAVE Management App indicates that a BuddyTag has a low battery, discontinue use and contact WAVE for a replacement
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If a BuddyTag is damaged in any way, discontinue use and contact WAVE for a replacement.
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BuddyTags can be cleaned using mild soap and water. Using a dishwasher to clean BuddyTags is not recommended.
When removing Back Plate always slide it off to remove.
MAGNETS
Use care to avoid pinching fingers when attaching or removing the ToddleTag.
Magnetic materials. Consult your physician to learn if this might affect any implantable medical device.
