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2. Overview

2.1 Pack Contents

• Parent Unit x 1

• Baby Unit (Camera) x 1 (x2 in Max View 2 camera model)

• AC Power Adapter x 2 (x3 in Max View 2 camera model)

• Wall mounting screw set x 1 (x2 in Max View 2 camera model)

• User Manual x 1

2.2 Parent Unit Overview

1. Power ON/OFF/SLEEP Button

2. Charging LED

3. Power LED

4. Volume Level LEDs

5. Volume Up/Down Buttons

6. MENU/EXIT Button

7. Night Light

8. Menu Navigation Keys; Pan & Tilt Navigation Keys

9. OK/ZOOM Button

10. Camera Switch Button

11. Split Screen Button

12. Talk Back Button

13. Microphone

14. Speaker

15. Antenna

16. Reset Hole (Under the Antenna)

17. Stand

18. Charging Port

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Summary of Contents for Max View

Page 1: ...aby Monitor User Manual For any product related question please contact us at support babysensemonitors com www babysensemonitors com Wireless Digital Video Baby Monitor Watch Listen and Talk to Your Baby Models Max View 1 Camera Max View 2 Cameras ...

Page 2: ...rom children RISK OF SUFFOCATION Keep all packaging materials and protective foils out of reach of children DANGER FROM POWER CORDS To avoid possible danger from power cords the cords should be secured and never be hung on or near the crib Never place the Baby unit or Parent unit inside your baby s crib bed or playpen DO NOT HANDLE ROUGHLY DROP OR THROW Babysense video monitor is a high quality el...

Page 3: ...CT If you have any problems with the product please contact the authorized distributor In case of unusual noises or smells originating from the device immediately disconnect the product from the power outlet and contact authorized distributor If the product becomes dirty use a lightly damp soft cloth to wipe surfaces taking care to not allow water into any openings IMPORTANT Babysense Video Monito...

Page 4: ... If this happens immediately flush the affected areas with water and seek medical assistance The battery should not be exposed to direct sunlight or heat sources such as a candle stove radiator heat register or other appliance that emit heat Do not modify remanufacture attempt to insert foreign objects into the battery or immerse or expose it to water or other liquids Batteries may explode if dama...

Page 5: ... model User Manual x 1 2 2 Parent Unit Overview 1 Power ON OFF SLEEP Button 2 Charging LED 3 Power LED 4 Volume Level LEDs 5 Volume Up Down Buttons 6 MENU EXIT Button 7 Night Light 8 Menu Navigation Keys Pan Tilt Navigation Keys 9 OK ZOOM Button 10 Camera Switch Button 11 Split Screen Button 12 Talk Back Button 13 Microphone 14 Speaker 15 Antenna 16 Reset Hole Under the Antenna 17 Stand 18 Chargin...

Page 6: ...re the ON OFF switch 27 is in the ON position The unit will power on automatically and the green power LED 22 will light up Use the ON OFF switch 27 to turn the Baby Unit off NOTE Only use the AC power adapter included in this package 19 Infrared LEDs 20 Lens 21 Light Sensor Night Vision 22 Power LED 23 Microphone 24 Speaker 25 Night Light 26 Temperature Sensor 27 ON OFF Switch 28 Charging Port 29...

Page 7: ...er to the Charging Port 18 on the left side of the Parent Unit Plug the AC power adapter into the wall outlet Charging LED 2 on the Parent Unit will light up in RED to indicate charging When the unit is turned on the battery charging icon will appear at the top right corner of the LCD screen Full battery indicator 4 fixed bars will appear at the top right corner of the LCD screen indicating the ba...

Page 8: ...zard the power cords should be secured and never hung on the crib or near the baby Place the baby monitor in a place where the air can circulate freely and avoid blocking the ventilation and speaker openings Aim the camera s to best optimize the viewing area Select a location for the camera that provides a clear view of the area you want to monitor which is free from dust and is not in line of sig...

Page 9: ...ed remotely from the Parent Unit 1 Press to access the menu choose and press 2 Select the lullaby you want to play 3 Navigate with to select the desired duration and music volume 4 In order to stop the lullaby playback select 5 Press to exit the menu NOTE Once the lullaby function is turned on the lullaby icon will be displayed on top of the LCD screen The lullaby default setting is OFF When selec...

Page 10: ...ess the menu choose and press 2 Navigate with to select the desired vox level VOX LOW Low sensitivity level higher sound level is required to reactivate the transmission VOX MEDIUM Medium sensitivity level medium sound level is required to reactivate the transmission VOX HIGH High sensitivity level low sound level is required to reactivate the transmission VOX OFF Constant transmission no standby ...

Page 11: ... Unit loses its link with the Parent Unit To renew the pairing of your units or pair a new additional Baby Unit follow the procedure below If unsuccessful please repeat the pairing process NOTE Before you begin pairing make sure to have the Baby and Parent Units side by side and turned on 1 Press to access the menu choose and press 2 Navigate with to select the camera you want to pair and press 3 ...

Page 12: ...Press to exit the menu 4 7 Temperature Scale Setting The temperature reading from the temperature sensor 26 at the back of the Baby Unit will be displayed on the top of the screen To switch between F Fahrenheit and C Celsius follow the below instructions 1 Press to access the menu choose and press 2 Navigate with to select the desired scale 3 Press button to confirm 4 Press to exit the menu Press ...

Page 13: ...e is good air circulation and not in a closed cornered area where the temperature tends to be higher 4 8 Temperature Alert Setting This function is to alert if the temperature in baby s room is too low or too high NOTE The temperature alert default setting is 15 C 59 F and 31 C 89 F To change the temperature alert levels please follow the below instructions 1 Press to access the menu choose and pr...

Page 14: ...hoose and press 2 Navigate with to select and press 3 Navigate with to select the desired format and set the time 4 Press button to confirm 5 Press to exit the menu 4 10 Timer Setting 1 Press to access the menu choose and press 2 Navigate with to select and press 3 Navigate with to select the desired time 4 Press button to confirm 5 Press to exit the menu ...

Page 15: ...ou can set a lower volume level during the night and higher level during the day 1 Press to access the menu choose and press 2 Navigate with to select and press 3 Navigate with to select the desired alert volume 4 Press button to confirm 5 Press to exit the menu NOTE Selecting the OFF option will mute all alerts In case of low battery high low temp or out of range there will be no acoustic notific...

Page 16: ...te with to select the desired frequency 4 Press button to confirm 5 Press to exit the menu 4 13 Volume Adjustments Press the VOLUME UP DOWN buttons 5 to increase decrease the sound coming out of the parent unit NOTE In normal use it is recommended to set the volume at level 3 and below Higher volume levels are intended for loud noisy environments NOTE If the volume on the Parent Unit is set too hi...

Page 17: ...t intensity You may also select the Rainbow mode where the colors will automatically change between all 6 colors at the selected intensity and speed NOTE The Night Light status icon will be displayed on top of the LCD screen 4 15 Zoom Mode This baby monitor features two zoom levels x2 and x4 1 Press the button once to activate x2 zoom option 2 Press the button twice to activate x4 zoom option 3 Pr...

Page 18: ...tivate the Scan mode 4 18 Split Screen Setting You can see images from two Baby Units side by side on your Parent Unit by enabling the SPLIT SCREEN setting 1 Press Split Screen Button 11 to activate Split Screen Mode 2 Press Split Screen Button 11 to deactivate Split Screen Mode NOTE This function is only available when two or more cameras are paired NOTE If 4 cameras are paired and Split Screen M...

Page 19: ... Baby or Parent Units may be too close to metal objects The battery power may be too low Interference or poor reception Restart the Baby Unit unplug the power adapter from the wall outlet wait for approx 5 seconds and plug it back into the wall outlet Reset the Parent Unit by pressing the RESET Hole 16 located at the back of the Parent Unit under the Antenna 15 Image frozen on the Parent Unit 4 20...

Page 20: ...es Automatic Night vision mode may be on Increase lighting around the camera to force monitor out of night vision mode Picture is black and white Camera Lens is dirty Follow the Maintenance procedure Confirm that power adapters are properly connected Reset the Parent unit by pressing the RESET Hole 16 located at the back of the Parent Unit under the Antenna 15 Lines marks across the screen The pow...

Page 21: ...ower Adapter 5 5 TFT LCD 1920 1080 pixels LCD Screen Model 6048115P 3 8V 5000 mAh Rechargeable battery pre installed in Parent Unit Approx up to 20 hours VOX on Approx up to 12 hours Monitor on Operating time with battery fully charged Parent Unit It takes about 8 hours to fully charge the battery 18dBm Transmitting Power 1 2 9 Color CMOS Image sensor type 940nm IR LED Type Indoor use only Tempera...

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