Operation Manual

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nightlight” operating mode cycle.
If the child unit (primarily in transmitter mode)
is being powered via mains adapter (1), the
nightlight will remain on in both modes until the
button (4) is pressed again for 3 seconds.
The nightlight can be switched on even when the
child unit is off.
2.1.3 Operating indicator lights
- The power and link indicator light (5) supplies 3
different pieces of information:
- Indication that the device is on and properly
connected to parent unit:
the indicator light (5) will light up steady green.
- Indication of loss or absence of link with the
parent unit during operation:
the indicator light (5) will light up green and
begin to flash.
As soon as the link with the parent unit is restored,
the indicator light (5) will light up steady green.
NOTE: when the child unit switches on, it
searches for the channel to link with the parent
unit; therefore the indicator light (5) will flash
green until a link is established.
-Indication of device off:
the indicator light (5) will switch off.
- The Alkaline battery status indicator light (6)
supplies 2 different pieces of information:
-Indication that Alkaline batteries are almost flat:
the indicator light (6) will light up red and begin
to flash.
- Alkaline batteries charged or operation via
mains adapter (1):
the indicator light (6) will switch off.
2.2 Parent unit (primarily in receiver mode)
2.2.1 Power:
Power via supplied rechargeable 3.7V 800mAh
lithium-ion battery (13) or via 100-240V ~
50/60Hz /6V 500mA (1) mains adapter
ATTENTION. The charging of rechargeable
batteries should only be done via the supplied
mains adapter (1) and can be performed both if
the parent unit is switched on and if the parent
unit is off.
In the event of power with mains adapter (1) or
rechargeable lithium-ion battery charging:
- insert the mains adapter jack (1) in the power
connector (12) on the side of the unit.
- verify that the voltage corresponds to the rating
plate of the previously indicated adapters.
- insert the mains adapter plug in an easily
accessible power socket.
Warnings
- The mains adapter cord (1) may constitute a risk
of strangulation, keep out of reach of children.
- Periodically inspect mains adapters (1). If
the power cord or plastic parts show signs of
damage, do not use them and contact a qualified
technician.
- Do not leave mains adapters (1) plugged into
the outlet when devices are not in use and/or not
connected to the mains adapters (1)
2.2.2 Modes of use - Switching on and
Adjustment
• Parent unit (primarily in transmitter mode) On/
Off button (2).
Press this button (2) for about 3 seconds and the
parent unit will switch on. Do not press for too
long, otherwise the parent unit may not switch
on. Press this button (2) again for about 3 seconds
and the parent unit will switch off.
A beep will be heard when switching the parent
unit on and off.
• Loudspeaker volume adjustment buttons + and
- (3a-3b).
Press the button (3a) corresponding to the
symbol “+” once to increase volume by one
level. Press the button (3b) corresponding to
the symbol “-” once to decrease volume by one
level. The unit offers 10 volume setting levels. The
default level is 5.
A beep will be heard each time volume is increased
or decreased by a level. When volume reaches
maximum or minimum level, 2 consecutive beeps
will be heard.
The device stores the volume level selected
during previous use in its memory, even after it
has been switched off and switched back on.
• Voice activation or continuous transmission
ON/OFF selector.
The parent unit can work in continuous
transmission mode (selector in OFF position)
or in voice activation mode (selector in ON
position). In voice activation mode, the parent
unit loudspeaker (7) interrupts the reproduction
of any sounds emitted from the child that are
below the factory set default voice activation
threshold, while all sounds above the threshold
are reproduced.
• Parent unit portability.
The parent unit is equipped with a useful belt
hook (10) for carrying it around.
2.2.3 Luminous and acoustic operating status
indicators
- The power and link indicator light (5) supplies 3
different pieces of information:
- Indication that the device is on and properly
connected to child unit:
the indicator light (5) will light up steady green.
- Indication of loss or absence of link with the
parent unit during operation:
the indicator light (5) lights up green, starts to
flash and, after about 10 seconds, 2 consecutive
beeps per second are heard.
As soon as the link is restored, the beep will
switch off and the indicator light (5) will light up
steady green.
NOTE: when the parent unit switches on, it
searches for the channel to link with the child
unit; therefore the indicator light (5) will flash
green until a link is established.
-Indication of device off:
the indicator light (5) will switch off.
- The rechargeable lithium-ion battery status
indicator light (6) supplies 3 different pieces of
information:
-Indication that the rechargeable battery (13) is
almost flat:
the indicator light (6) lights up red, starts to flash
and, at the same time, one beep per second are
heard. If you want to continue using the device,
it is advisable to charge the rechargeable lithium-
ion battery (13); otherwise, the device will stop
working. Charge the rechargeable lithium-ion
battery (13) by connecting the mains adapter (1)
to the parent unit power and charger connector
(12). When charging starts, the beep will switch off.
-Indication that the rechargeable battery (13)
is charging: when charging begins, the indicator
light (6) switches on steady red.
Leave the battery to charge until the indicator
light (6) switches off.
The parent unit can still be used to monitor
sounds made by the child while the rechargeable
battery is charging, but the time required to reach
full charge will be longer.
-Indication that the rechargeable battery is
charged or of operation via mains adapter (1)
without rechargeable battery:
the indicator light (6) will switch off.