The First Years Tomy TFV600, User Manual

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Exit any menu / sub-menu by highlighting the (return) icon or alternatively press and hold the button.
LOSS LINK
Continual Beep Alarm
LOW BATTERY
3x Beep per Minute Alarm
TALKBACK PAGER
Continual Beep Alarm
Main Menu
Enter the main menu from the video screen by pressing the button.
Use the arrow keys to highlight your desired app and press the button again to select / enter.
BATTERY INSERTION & CHARGING PARENT UNIT EXPLAINED EN
USER DISPLAY
CAMERA UNIT SET-UP & FUNCTION
ON / OFF & Pager
Nightlight
Talkback Zoom (x2) and Pan
On/Off &
Pager Button Nightlight
Button
Cable Tidy
Wall Mount
Talkback
Volume
Volume
Temperature Display
Signal
On/Off Button
Sound Level Display
Volume Display
Sound Activation
Lullabies
Nightlight
Battery Level
Zoom (x2)
Menu / Select
Zoom (-2)
Remote
Nightlight
LCD Screen
Brightness
Remote
Lullabies
Sound Activation
Camera Select
Multi-Camera
Monitoring Only
Camera Management
Multi-Camera Monitoring Only
Return
Important! Always position Baby Unit at least 1 metre (but no more than 3 metres away) from your baby. Ensure
all parts are kept out of baby’s reach. Never place any parts of the monitor in or on a cot. Keep cot sides and ends
at least 40cm from surrounding furniture.
Activate the Camera Unit by pressing and holding the botton until it illuminates green. To locate a
lost Parent Unit, activate it’s Pager Alarm by pressing the button 3 times in quick sucession. Its
alarm will sound for 60 seconds. Once found, press any button on your Parent Unit to silence the alarm.
Press the button to activate the Nightlight. When active, the Nightlight brightness level can be adjusted
by pressing and holding the button. Release the button when you have found your desired brightness
level. The Nightlight can be used indepedently to the camera function, when the camera unit is powered by
switched off press and hold the button.
To talk to your baby, partner or sitter from
afar, press and hold the button. Use the button to zoom into your video
feedimage, once zoomed-in use the
keys to pan around your zoomed
image.
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