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7 TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM:
POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLLUTION:
The POWER indica
-
tor and the text [NO
CONN.] flash.
The communication between parent-unit and
baby-unit is interrupted. This interruption can be
caused by external interference, wait for a while
to see if the connection restores itself. If this
happens often, the parent-unit and baby-unit
may be at their maximum range, try to reduce
the distance between the two devices.
The POWER indica
-
tor and the text [NO
CONN.] flash.
+ Alert beeps from the
parent unit.
The connection between parent unit and baby
unit has been disconnected for more than
30 seconds.
• check whether the baby-unit is switched on
• check the power to the baby-unit
• check the distan
No sound from the
parent-unit:
The volume is turned off, turn the volume on.
Beep tone from the
parent-unit:
The volume is set too high, creating feedback.
• decrease the volume at the parent-unit
• increase the distance between parent-unit
and baby-unit
After connecting the
power adaptor to the
parent unit, the 2
indicator lights on the
parent unit illuminate
weakly, but the parent
unit cannot be switched
on.
No batteries have been inserted into the parent
unit. It is also not possible to switch on the
parent unit when the batteries are placed incor
-
rectly, are faulty or do not make (good) contact.
De power supply for the parent unit is provided
by the batteries; the adapter only takes care of
charging the batteries).
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8 CONTENTS
1 OVERVIEWS
1.1
OVERVIEW PARENT UNIT
................................................ 2
1.2
OVERVIEW BABY UNIT
..................................................... 3
2 INSTALLATION
2.1
PARENT UNIT
..................................................................... 4
2.2
BABY-UNIT
.......................................................................... 5
2.3
PLACEMENT TIPS
.............................................................. 5
2.4
DOOR/WINDOW SENSOR
................................................. 5
3 USE
3.1
TURNING ON/OFF
............................................................. 7
3.2
CONNECTION CHECK
....................................................... 7
3.3
LISTENING
......................................................................... 8
3.4
DISPLAY LANGUAGE
......................................................... 8
3.5
LULLABIES
......................................................................... 9
3.6
SOUND ALERT
................................................................... 9
3.7
NIGHT LIGHT
.................................................................... 10
3.8 TALKBACK ........................................................................ 10
3.9
DATE AND TIME DISPLAY
................................................11
3.10 ALARM .............................................................................. 12
3.11
SENSITIVITY
..................................................................... 13
3.12
VIBRATING ALARM
.......................................................... 13
3.13 TEMPERATURE DISPLAY AND ALARM
.......................... 14
3.14 SENSOR
........................................................................... 16
3.15 RESET SETTINGS
........................................................... 18
4
GENERAL (SAFETY) INSTRUCTIONS AND TIPS
4.1
GENERAL
......................................................................... 19
4.2
USING MULTIPLE BABY INTERCOMS
........................... 19
4.3
RANGE
.............................................................................. 20
4.4
BATTERY USAGE
............................................................. 20
4.5
POWER SUPPLY
.............................................................. 20
4.6
MAINTENANCE
................................................................ 21
4.7
ENVIRONMENT
................................................................ 21
5
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ................................. 21
6
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ....................................... 21
7
TROUBLESHOOTING ...................................................... 22
8
CONTENTS ....................................................................... 23
9
WARRANTY ...................................................................... 24
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