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Disposal

Always dispose of your products at the end of their 

life in accordance with your local waste disposal 

requirements.

Packaging materials

 including cardboard and paper 

packaging,  should  be  recycled  in  accordance  with 

your local council waste regulations.

Parent Unit

1

 ON/OFF BUTTON

2

 MENU AND BACK

3

  / -

4

 UP / DOWN BUTTONS

5

 LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

6

 TALK AND ZOOM

7

 MICROPHONE

8

 CHARGING SOCKET

9

 RESET

 BATTERY DOOR

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Summary of Contents for Secure740

Page 1: ...User Guide KEEP THIS USER GUIDE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Always retain your proof of purchase in case of warranty service AUSTRALIA www oricom com au Video Baby Monitor Secure740...

Page 2: ...um Ion batteries are potentially hazardous and can present a serious fire hazard if damaged defective or improperly used Do not leave your product unattended whilst charging the battery Do not leave y...

Page 3: ...provide some added reassurance in the form of sound and video transmission for those times when you are not in the same room as your baby provided you always stay within hearing range of the baby moni...

Page 4: ...other electronic equipment such as microwave ovens or hi fi devices otherwise they could cause interference During continual use the baby unit power adaptors may become warm to the touch This is norma...

Page 5: ...d touch skin or eyes If this happens immediately flush the affected areas with water and seek medical assistance Do not modify remanufacture attempt to insert foreign objects into the battery or immer...

Page 6: ...ing materials including cardboard and paper packaging should be recycled in accordance with your local council waste regulations Parent Unit 1 ON OFF BUTTON 2 MENU AND BACK 3 VOLUME 4 UP DOWN BUTTONS...

Page 7: ...chargeable battery pack for the parent unit 1 AC adaptor for the parent unit 1 User guide If any items are missing contact Oricom customer support WARNING Rechargeable Lithium Ion batteries are potent...

Page 8: ...onitor Power adaptor markings Please ensure you connect the correct power adaptor to parent and baby units Each power adaptor is marked with a drawing showing the parent unit or camera unit as follows...

Page 9: ...of the Baby Unit and the other end into the power socket Only use the included adaptor 5V DC 1A Do not place the AC Adaptor cable in a high wear and tear location Never use a frayed or compromised cor...

Page 10: ...displayed on the parent unit screen 1 3 Connecting the power adaptor for the Parent Unit Connect the small plug of the adaptor to the Parent Unit and the other end to the power socket Only use the in...

Page 11: ...rn red At this point you need to charge the parent unit When charging the battery status indicator on the parent unit screen will change to the charging icon To speed up the charging process turn the...

Page 12: ...ower Battery Life The rechargeable battery pack supplied can be charged and discharged hundreds of times however it will eventually wear out and lose its ability to hold a full charge When the in use...

Page 13: ...ss to return to previous option UP DOWN BUTTONS Display brightness LEFT RIGHT BUTTONS Navigation keys OK BUTTON Press to confirm a selection TALK BUTTON Press and hold to talk ZOOM BUTTON Press to dig...

Page 14: ...button 1 Select Camera icon Press OK button to confirm the selection 2 Press add camera SC740 supports up to 4 cameras Press OK button to confirm the selection 3 Press the Pair button on the camera to...

Page 15: ...13 MENU options and Functions...

Page 16: ...Press MENU button 1 Select the view icon for multiple camera options Press OK button to confirm the selection 2 Choose camera 1 camera 2 camera 3 camera 4 or choose to scan between the connected camer...

Page 17: ...s OK button to confirm the selection 2 Choose the lullaby to play from the lullabies list Your monitor will automatically replay the chosen lullaby 3 Note Select all to play all the lullabies Select t...

Page 18: ...icon Press OK button to confirm the selection 2 Choose your preferred feeding reminder time Once selected a countdown will appear when monitor is in viewing mode When the predefined time has elapsed m...

Page 19: ...ferred alarm sensitivity level When this feature is turned on your baby monitor will wake the screen open the audio and sound an alarm when the noise level coming from the baby unit reaches the VOX th...

Page 20: ...18 MENU options and Functions...

Page 21: ...19 Settings 4 Settings...

Page 22: ...20 Settings 4 1 Language Setting You can select the language in the settings menu...

Page 23: ...21 Settings 4 2 Brightness Setting You can set the brightness level in the settings menu...

Page 24: ...22 Settings 4 3 Date Time Setting You can set the date and time in the settings menu...

Page 25: ...23 Settings 4 4 High low Temperature alarm setting You can adjust the high and low temperature Alerts When room temperature exceeds the limits set parent unit will sound an alarm...

Page 26: ...24 Settings 4 5 Temperature C F switch You can switch between C F in the Temp C F setting...

Page 27: ...25 Settings 4 6 Frequency You can switch between 60Hz 50Hz in the Frequency setting...

Page 28: ...sound an audible alarm when motion is detected by the baby unit You have the option to turn on an audible alarm alert by selecting Alert Audible or display alert only by selecting ON Note When motion...

Page 29: ...27 Settings 4 8 Default Setting You can restore your monitor to its default factory settings with this option Please note System will lose all linked cameras and settings...

Page 30: ...enter power save mode within 10 seconds The screen will be in sleep mode and will only wake by briefly pressing the power button Turn power saving ON when you turn on VOX or Motion detection The VOX...

Page 31: ...ting guide below If you still experience difficulties please contact Oricom Customer Support on 02 4574 8888 for assistance Troubleshooting Problems Solutions Equipment does not function Check both pa...

Page 32: ...3 Turn the camera back on wait for 30 seconds 4 Plug the battery into the parent unit and turn on If the display is still showing Link Lost please delete and re pair the camera as instructed on page...

Page 33: ...en camera unit Wait 10 seconds Switch on the camera unit then parent unit in that order Battery not charging Check the battery is connected to the battery connection in the battery compartment After a...

Page 34: ...tralian Consumer Law Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any o...

Page 35: ...ys or for the remainder of the Express Warranty Period of the Oricom branded product in which they are installed whichever is longer During the Express Warranty Period Oricom will where possible repai...

Page 36: ...follow the instructions set out in this user guide for the proper installation and use of the product 2 Willful misconduct or deliberate misuse by you of the product 3 Any external cause beyond our c...

Page 37: ...mber We will then email a Return Authorisation form and a Repair Notice if necessary together with instructions on how to return the product for warranty service Please note that if a Customer Support...

Page 38: ...roduct to us however we will arrange delivery of the repaired or replaced faulty product to you Important Information Repair Notice Please be aware that the repair of your products may result in the l...

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Page 40: ...and efficiently Oricom Support Australia For all product enquiries troubleshooting or to discuss the range of Oricom products feel free to contact Oricom or visit our website for answers to frequently...

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