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Digital Audio Baby Monitor EN
Troubleshooting
Problem Solution
LED indicator B
1
does not light
up when the baby unit A
2
is
turned on.
Check that the power adapter A
3
is connected to a working power socket
and that the plug on the power cord is properly inserted into socket B
4
.
When you turn on the parent
unit A
1
, the LCD display C
3
and LED indicator C
1
do not
start fl ashing/are not lit.
Check that rechargeable batteries are inserted in the parent unit A
1
.
Check that the power adapter A
3
is connected to a working power socket
and that the plug on the power cord is properly inserted into socket C
6
.
Check whether the rechargeable batteries need to be recharged and check
them for damage. In the event that the batteries are fl at, recharge them.
Damaged batteries must be replaced with new ones of the same type.
The parent unit A
1
is making
a sound alert.
Check that the signal range has not been exceeded.
Check that the baby unit A
2
is plugged into a power socket.
Check that the baby unit A
2
is turned on.
The rechargeable batteries inside the parent unit A
1
may be fl at or
damaged. In the event that the batteries are fl at, recharge them. Damaged
batteries must be replaced with new ones of the same type.
A high tone is coming out of the
parent unit A
1
.
The units are located too close to each other. Move the parent unit A
1
farther away from the baby unit A
2
. The parent unit A
1
should be located
at least 1 metre away from the baby unit A
2
.
Transmitted audio cannot be
heard.
The volume on the parent unit A
1
is turned off or set to a low level. Set
a higher volume using button C
4
.
The parent unit A
1
turns off
automatically.
The rechargeable batteries are weak. Recharge them.
Weak signal, signal interference
or the connection is repeatedly
interrupted. If there is any equipment located in the signal transmission direction, e.g.
a microwave oven, move it elsewhere or turn it off.
Check whether there are any obstacles in the signal transmission direction,
e.g. trees. Move the units so that a permanent connection is made.
Check that the units are within the signal range.