Low battery
Mute
For one Kid’s unit: Press the Mute button to mute searching melody from the Parent’s unit. Listen to beep sound
from the Kid’s unit to assist short range searching.
For two Kid’s units: Keep pressing the Serach button 1 or 2 to mute searching melody from the Parent’s unit. Listen
to beep sound from the Kid’s unit to assist short range searching.
All devices are paired before shipped, following procedure is just for your information.
1. To avoid the pairing failure, make sure the Kid’s unit 1, 2 and Parent’s unit are under the power off status.
2. Press the "left" key on the Parent’s unit and turn on the Power at the same time. At that moment, two of the LEDs
light. (As Graph 1)
3. Keep pressing the "left" key and press the "right" key at the same time. Then release "left" key and LEDs start
flashing, and then release "right" key.
4. At this moment the Parent’s unit is under code-setting status and awaiting to be paired.
(As Graph 2)
5. Turn on the power of the Kid’s unit and position it 0~10cm from the Parent’s unit to proceed the pairing.(As Graph 3)
6. For 2nd kid unit, just repeat the step 1 to 5 with the opposite button.
7. While the Parent’s unit and Kid’s unit are being paired, both units enter Search mode.
The pairing process
Graph 1
Graph 2
0~10cm
Graph 3
a). Search, detection, and alarm range depend on the terrain environment.
b). If the beep sound is not loud enough, the batteries may be low. Change with new batteries for louder alarm sound.
c).If you want to use the device during flight trips, please comply with the flight safety law according to each country.
d). We reserve the right in changing the specification of the hardware and software designs to manuals at any time and
without prior notice. Information in this document is subject to change without notice.
e). This product operational temperature is between 14
℉
~140
℉
(-10
˚
C~60
˚
C). Storage Temperature is between
-4
℉
~185
℉
(-20
˚
C~85
˚
C) .
Recycle: The Batteries provided in this product should be recycled to protect the local environment. Please contact your
local recycle department for detail.
Warning: Do not put the batteries into the fire or heat sources. It may cause danger or even explosion.
FCC Certifications
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and improved to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This FCC Certifications
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, if installed and used not in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determinedly turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
■
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
■
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
■
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
■
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept an interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications are not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance which could void the
user's authority to operate this equipment.
Wake up / Standby Mode
Range Alarm (Out of range or Loss signal) and Sleep Mode
a.) Switch Parent’s unit & Kid’s unit power On, then the Parent’s unit will enter the wake-up process. The Signal indicator, right
and left LEDs blink while Parent’s unit is waking the Kid’s unit up within 8~15 seconds if the Kid’s unit is within range and
NOT being blocked after the Kid’s unit has been woken up, the Parent’s unit enters the “Search mode”. Press the Search
key to go back to “Standby mode”.
b.) When it wakes up, the Parent’s unit enters “Search mode” automatically. If the Parent’s unit cannot wake-up the Kid's unit
within 50 seconds, due to out of range or signal is blocked, it will enter “Sleep Mode” and beeps to indicate lost signal.
The user can push the Search key to enter the wake-up process again.
c.) After The Kid’s unit is awaken, it will go into “Standby Mode” and both parent’s unit’s signal status indicator LED and
the Kid’s unit LED blinks every second.
Important:
Please turn off the Parent’s unit and Kid’s unit if NOT in use to save battery life.
a.) The Parent’s unit beeps and vibrates and signal LED blinks for 20 seconds when out of range or under lost signal; then
the Parent’s unit will enter sleep mode automatically.
b.) Parent’s unit beeps once every two minutes (to remind user to switch power OFF for Parent’s unit for power-saving.)
c.) To wake-up Parent's, press the Search button to enter the wake-up process.
d.) Kid’s unit LED blinks for 20 seconds and then goes into sleep mode.
When the Parent’s unit and Kid’s unit is under low battery condition, it will beep every 2 minutes, please change the
battery.
Important:
Under low battery condition, it may cause abnormal function of alarm or searching.
Care and Maintenance
Please Note
a.) The connection range is based on a clear line of sight. Actual range will vary depending on use of
environment and location.
b.) When the Parent’s unit and Kid’s units are turned ON, it takes 8 to 15 seconds for the synchronization (wake up).
c.) The signal will be disconnected if the Parent’s unit and Kid’s units are within 10 cm from each other (the signal connection
will be overloaded). When the Parent’s unit can’t connect to Kid's unit, the Parent's unit alarms every second and Kid’s
unit’s LED light flashes.
Frequent Asked Questions
Q. The parent unit shows more than one directions when it searches:
A. This is caused by the reflection of radio signal, our system collects and compares the signal strength to
determinate the direction. Sometimes because the signal from different direction have similar signal strength
with each other, this might cause the parent unit to show more than one direction.
This normally happens when the kid unit is already very close to the parent unit and both units are in an
enclosed environment or with a lot of material, which causes signal reflection. If the signal strength LED tell
you that you are already very close with the kid unit and the easiest way to fix this problem is to mute the
parent unit and track the beeping sound from the kid unit to locate your kid.
Q. I follow the direction guide but the parent unit bring me to a wrong direction.
A. This is also caused by the reflection of the signal. Sometimes, the signal from the correct direction has been
weakened by signal blocker(s), but the signal from a wrong direction has been enlarged by combining several
signals from different sources. To find out if this is a wrong direction, you can just follow the direction and move
forward a few steps, once both status LED lights turn off for over 1 second, you know you are moving toward
a wrong direction. You can restart your search for correct direction again then.
Q. I got a false Range alarm:
A. Experienced false alarms caused by following reasons:
1. Both Parent and Kid unit has been kept together too closely.
2. Battery low but the batteries have not been replaced.
3. Unit has been placed in a pocket with a lot of other materials.
Q. The distance to initial the range alarm is not consistent.
A. Our device only reads signal strength. And the signal strength will be affected by its environment. Users can
select short or long.
Range Alarm
If you hear a high beep alarm from the Parent’s unit, it means that distance between the Parent’s unit and the Kid’s unit
is in a safe range (Set in short distance is 33±16feet, and Long distance is 180±16feet). The Parent’s unit alarms and
vibrates at this moment.
Short Range: 33
±16feet
Long Range: 180
±16feet
Over
No alarm (beeping) if distance within safe range.
Alarm from Kid’s unit 1
Alarm from Kid’s unit 2
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