Silent Beacon Safety panic button helps you instantly connect with loved ones in an emergency situation. You can instantly alert loved ones with your GPS location as well as calling emergency personnel such as 911. With one touch you can send text messages, push notifications, emails and send voice calls to your pre-stored emergency contacts inside the App. Best of all unlike our competitors there is no mandatory monthly fees and the emergency alert app is FREE!
This is the first stop for people who are setting up the Safety App.
People who have already registered should click here to enter the main menu.
Sends you to our online store to be able to purchase the Silent Beacon Device if you do not own one yet.
This is the initial setup process once you download our Silent Beacon Safety App.
Settings will give you access to App Settings, Buy a Device, Device Settings, Subscription and Online Help.(each of above should be linked to the correct section below).
This button is the heart of the safety app. When faced with an emergency press this button. It will then send the alerts to loved ones and the emergency personnel you have selected in the Contacts page. The button will turn red and chime (if your audio is on) letting you know the emergency alerts have been sent. Tracking of your location beings (if selected to be on) and will continue to send your emergency alert until you press the red button again. Once you press the red button you will be asked for your password to confirm it is you who wishes to turn off the alert mode.
Searching for Beacon – Your Phone is trying to connect to your Beacon.
Beacon Connected – Your Beacon is connected to the App
Beacon Disconnected – Your Beacon is not connected to the App
Pairing 0/2 occurs when your App and Beacon are complexity disconnected from each other.
Pairing 1/2 occurs when you have successfully connected the App to the Beacon by pressing the plus sign located in this photo.
Pairing 2/2 occurs when you have connected the Classic Bluetooth from your phone to the Beacon, for more on that click here.
Add a Contact by pressing the + sign at the top of this screen.
This lets you know you have added a Contact to your Emergency Contact list
The blue icon means your Contact has their app open inside their smartphone.
This icon means that one of your contacts was previously in an emergency and you have not yet seen the alert. Click to see where they are, follow up with a phone call.
This means your Contact is in an emergency, please press the icon to be taken to their map to see where they are.
On the right side of this screen you can see a white outlined icon. Each Contact will have the (I) symbol in the icon. If you have set Call Feature on within the Contacts Detail screen the icon will have a ‘phone ringing’ symbol which lets you know this Contact will be called when you press the alert.
This icon means you have toggled the Call Contact on for this persons phone number. This will call the Contact when you press the alert.
Toggle this on to Call this person when you enter an Alert.
Toggle this on to text this Contact when you are in Alert Mode.
Toggle this on to text this Contact when you are in Alert Mode.
Toggle this on if you wish your Contact to receive a message when your Beacon battery is low (only for people with the Silent Beacon Devices).
This top area shows the Name, Phone Number and Email Address of your Contact. You can edit the Name and Email but the Phone Number must always be the same. If you need to change the Phone Number create a new Contact with that Phone Number. If needed you may delete the old one if no longer used.
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