To log into the Husaria One portal go to https://one.husariatech.com.php
On the Husaria One Login page enter Username and Password



Main page has four headings across the top of the page and displays the current alarms.

The Alarms page displays all active alarms in real time. These are triggered by devices such as:
• Pendants (W5/W6) – BLE buttons that residents press in case of emergency.
• Bed Exit Sensors / Bathroom Stations – Connected through Jenon and MiAlert systems.
• Pullcords – Emergency cords installed in critical locations like bathrooms.
Each alarm includes:
• Alarm type (pendant, bed alarm, bed exit, bathlarm)
• Location (room or area)
• Active time (how long it has been triggered)
Important: The alarm will only stop after it is manually cleared on the physical device. Once a caregiver answers the alert call, they are responsible for going to the resident's room and clearing the alarm at the source.
This section contains all devices connected to the system and responsible for generating alerts.

• We use W5 and W6 BLE pendants.
• They are wearable devices that residents press once or double-press to trigger an alert.
• How it works:
• We use BLE-to-network gateways.
• Their job is to capture BLE signals from pendants and send the data to the HANS server via the local network.
• They must be strategically placed throughout the building for full coverage.
• Each room is configured with:
o Room number
o Associated department (e.g., 2nd floor west, East Wing)
• Helps track where the alarm was generated.
• Controllers: BLE beacons for additional tracking/location.
• Pullcords: Wall-mounted cords (typically in bathrooms).
• Outsource: Nursing stations or external call points.

• SIP phones that receive the alert calls.
• The Phone ID should follow a standard naming format, usually:
• Phones are organized into groups by area or shift.
• Example: WESTVIEW 1F — represents the 1st floor at Westview facility.
• Multiple phones can be assigned to a group, allowing mass alerting.
• Define the sequence of alert delivery if calls are unanswered.
• Example of a typical setup:
o First Escalation: Care staff — 5-minute window.
o Second Escalation: Backup care staff — 5-minute window.
o Third Escalation: Care + Nurse — final backup group.
Calls are attempted every 3 minutes during each escalation stage. This can be adjusted according to the needs of each client.
• Departments control which groups are active based on time shifts.
• Each department can be configured with:
o Morning
o Afternoon
o Night
Ensures alerts are routed only to phones belonging to staff currently on shift.
Select the Alarm:
Go to the alarm list.
Find and click the checkbox beside the alarm.
Click on "Delete":
Click the "Delete" button on the top toolbar.
Confirm Deletion:
A confirmation prompt will appear.
Click "OK"
Alarm Deleted:
The alarm will be removed from the system.

This is not a live page. The page must be refreshed to get the most current alarm notifications. Press "F5" or click
to refresh the page.

Go to Inputs > Pendants.
Click on the + tab.
In the new window:
Column 1: Select customer.
Column 2: Enter Device MAC.
Column 3: Enter Label.
Click Save.
Use BLE to send alerts to the nearest gateway.
Gateways relay signals to OneHusaria.
Ensures fast, low-energy communication.
Long battery life
Accurate signal reception
Fast alert transmission