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Smart Hub Services Description Lifeline Smart Hub service description. Connected Care ecosystem components The Lifeline Smart Hub is a Social alarm device that signals to a monitoring centre using either digital (IP) or analogue protocols. The Smart Hub connects to the centre by either using an ethernet connection or the supplied SIM card. It connects to a range of connected care sensors, including a pendant, using a European Social Alarm frequency radio receiver. The Smart Hub is configured using a secure web-based interface called the Device Management Platform (DMP). The Smart Hub provides data to the portal on a regular basis indicating its status. Over the air(OTA) updates can be applied to the Smart Hubs while in user’s homes. These updates will include new features and security updates. The Smart Hub complies with all the required standards including EN50134-3 Social Alarm Standard for Controllers and EN50134-2 for trigger devices.
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