The document provides training instructions for care providers on how to train clients to use the Zilant home monitoring system. It describes how to set up the Zilant unit by connecting antennas, SIM card, LAN cable and power. It then explains how to use the various monitoring devices like blood pressure monitor, scale, pulse oximeter, glucometer and motion sensor. It also shows how the readings from these devices are displayed in real time on the Zilant health dashboard for clients and their care providers to monitor the clients' health from anywhere.

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Zilant™ Wellness Platform
Care Provider
Training Program

2. We Empower
Independent Living with easy-
to-use wireless & cloud
technologies
We Connect
the aging with care-givers,
doctors and loved ones!
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Zilant™ Wellness Platform

3. Training Clients on Zilant™
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 Care givers assist “clients” in monitoring their health
independently.
 In this training program we will learn how to train clients
on using the Zilant™ Wellness Platform and monitoring
devices to manage their health.

4. Introducing Zilant™
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The Zilant™ Wellness Platform is a home monitoring
system for elders and chronically ill to live independently at
home using monitoring devices to measure vital signs, track
activity and set reminders.

5. Let’s Set up the Unit!
Connect antenna, LAN and power on back panel
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 First, mount antennas on back panel.
 Next, insert 3G SIM card into SIM slot. (If cellular
reception is unavailable, plugin LAN cable to WAN port.)
 Plugin power cable to back of the unit and to power outlet.
Antenna mount
SIM slot
LAN cable
- to router
Power cable
- to outlet
Insert 3G SIM card

6. Optimize 3G Coverage
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 Zilant™ uses 3G connection from AT&T.
 Improve 3G signal quality and service performance by
placing Zilant™ hub close to windows.
 You can verify signal strength and optimise performance
using Zilant™’s ZMS dashboard.

7. Check Front LED for Unit readiness
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 Power button lights up as Zilant™ powers on
automatically.
 Push the Power button if it does not.
 The following LED lights indicate unit readiness
 Bluetooth, Zigbee and 3G turn from yellow to solid
green.
 Wi-Fi is blinking green.

8. Monitoring Devices
 Devices are factory paired and connect automatically
to Zilant™ upon power up.
 The “care giver” advises clients on the devices to use
depending on their health care needs.
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 Zilant™ Platform
typically includes blood
pressure monitor, scale,
oximeter, glucometer,
motion sensor and
wireless camera.

9. Device Performance
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20-32F
65F
Bluebooth devices
blood pressure, scales,
oximeter, and glucometer
32F
WiFi
camera
ZigBee devices
Eg motion sensor
 Optimize device performance by placing devices at these
recommended distance from Zilant™
 Bluebooth devices eg blood pressure, scale, oximeter,
and glucometer within 32F/10m radius.
 Zigbee devices eg motion sensors within 20-32F/6-10m
radius.
 WiFi camera within 65F/20m.

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Health Dashboard
 Zilant™ allows users to access and share their health information with
caregivers and family on a cloud-based ZMS health dashboard
 To view your client’s dashboard, go to - https:://customername.wkl.com and
login in your administrator ID.
 Note: We recommend Google Chrome & Mozilla Firefox browser to optimize ZMS performance.

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Health Dashboard
 In the landing page,
select Manage Clients
to view list of clients.
 Next select a client you
wish to view in the
Gateway List.
 In the client’s profile
page, select MyHealth
Dashboard to view
client’s readings.

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Health Dashboard
 In your client’s MyHealth Dashboard you can view your
client’s latest device readings in real time.
 Select Bluetooth Data Log to view all your client’s
existing readings in a time range.

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Weight Scale
Measures body weight and keeps track of
weight changes
 Press switch on the bottom front of
the scale to calibrate.
 When scale displays 0.0 lbs, step
onto the scale.
 Remain still while reading is
captured.
 Body weight is displayed.

14. Weight reading on Dashboard
 Let’s view real time updates of the weight readings on the
dashboard.
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All readings are updated real
time with date/time stamp

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Blood Pressure
Measures your systolic and diastolic pressure
and heart rate
 Sit comfortably and gently roll
up your left arm sleeve.
 Place the cuff directly against
skin. Fasten velcro strap
securely around upper left arm.
 Ensure cuff is 2-3 cm above
elbow and at the same level as
the heart.

16. How to use a Blood Pressure Monitor
 Click the start button and remain
quiet until the measurement is
complete.
 The systolic and diastolic
pressure and heart rate are
displayed in that order.
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17. Blood Pressure readings on the Dashboard
 Let’s view real time updates of the systolic, diastolic
pressure and pulse rate readings on the dashboard.
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All readings are updated
real time with date/time
stamp

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Pulse Oximeter
Oximeter measures blood oxygen level
and pulse rate  Press end of oximeter device to
lift up the flap.
 Insert your finger into the
oximeter until it touches the built-
in stop guide.
 Remain still and do not move
while taking the measurement.
 Blood oxygen level and pulse are
displayed.

19. Pulse Oximeter readings on the Dashboard.
 Let’s view real time updates of the blood oxygen level
SPO2 and pulse rate readings on the dashboard.
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All readings are updated real
time with date/time stamp

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Quick and easy way to measure blood glucose
level using small blood drop sample
Glucometer
 First remove lancing device tip
by turning it anticlockwise.
 Insert a new lancet.
 Twist and pull to detach the tip.
 Replace lancet after regular
use.

21. How to use a Glucometer
 Attach lancing device tip and
turn it clockwise to fasten over
the lancet.
 Select comfortable skin
penetration level depending on
your skin type.
 Hold test strip by its middle
section and insert into
glucometer.
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22. How to use a Glucometer
 Ensure code number displayed
on glucometer matches code
number on test strip container.
 Select Post meal activity option
using UP/DOWN button.
 Press Power button to start.
 Blood drop icon is displayed
indicating glucometer is ready.
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23. How to use a Glucometer
 Gently prick fingertip with
lancing device and draw a
small drop of blood.
 Feed droplet on test strip.
 Glucometer displays blood
glucose level, temperature
and month/day/time of test.
Note - On occasion you may
need to remove test strip from
device to see readings.
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Blood glucose reading

24. Glucometer readings on the Dashboard
 Lets view real time updates of the blood glucose level
readings on the dashboard.
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All readings are updated real
time with date/time stamp

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Schedule audio and visual alerts
Medication reminder
 Medication reminder
produces audio and visual
alerts at scheduled times.
 Open the box with the
blinking LED light and
remove pills to be taken.
 Press button on top right
corner to end the alert.

26. Medication Alerts on the Dashboard
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 Let’s view real time updates of medication alerts on the
dashboard.
 Caregivers can set a medication schedule for customers.
Alerts are sent for medication reminders and notify
caregivers on missed dosage and pill refills.
All alerts are updated real time
with date/time stamp

27. Review Progress
 First ensure client has taken all the device measurements.
 Next it’s time to review client’s progress to ensure client
can manage independently by taking device readings
without assistance.
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Once satisfied that client can
manage independently, report to
Central Office that training is
successful.
Congratulations

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Watch Training Video
http://vimeo.com/embeddedwireless/zilant-training-video

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