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Feeding alert:
You can set the parent unit to sound an alert at preset times for when it’s time to
feed the baby.
1. touch the screen at a random spot,
touch Menu and then touch Feed
Timer
2. enter in how many hours and
minutes the baby must be fed next
(max. 9 hours and 55 minutes)
3. here you may choose the type of
alert (beeping and vibrating, beeping
only or only a warning in the display)
4. here you may determine whether
the alert must sound only once or
must be repeated
5. press Start
Press the Home button to exit the menu and to return to the standard display.
• the display will show the remaining time until the next feeding
• the feeding alert will sound for up to 2 minutes or you may press Stop in the
menu to disable the alert beforehand
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Temperature display:
The upper part of the display shows the temperature of the room where the baby
unit is placed. The background colours indicate whether the temperature is too
low, too high or comfortable.
1. touch the screen in a random
spot, press Menu and then press
Temperature
2. touch here to switch the display
between degrees Celsius and
degrees Fahrenheit
3. touch here to enable or disable the
temperature alert or to adjust the type
of alert
4. touch here to adjust the display by up to +2 or -2 degrees
5. here you may enable or disable the colour indication light for the temperature
being too low, too high or comfortable
Press the Home button to exit the menu and to return to the standard display.
• The temperature alerts are set as follows:(*)
<15°C blue colour too cold
16-20°C yellow colour recommended
21-24°C orange colour too warm
>25°C red colour too hot
These values are fixed and cannot be changed.
• Example of a warning when it’s becoming too warm:
- the alarm stops automatically after 30
seconds or you may touch ‘Dismiss’ to stop
the alarm beforehand
- touch ‘Settings’ to open the menu directly
and then fully disable the alarm
*: according to the ‘National Health Service’ (NHS)
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