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➜ Avoid carrying the receiver around with you when reception is getting
faint.
➜ Keep the units away from all sources of dampness or intense heat
(radiators, full sunlight...). The maximum ambient service temperature for babycall II
is 28°C.
➜ ONLY USE THE ADAPTERS SUPPLIED.
➜ NEVER DISMANTLE OR IMMERSE THE UNITS IN LIQUIDS.
➜ PERMANENT DAMAGE MAY BE CAUSED BY FAULTY CONNECTIONS OR IF THE
RECHARGEABLE BATTERY SHORT-CIRCUITS. In particular do not connect the receiver unit
polarity contacts to metal objects.
➜ Never attempt to open flat batteries or throw them onto a fire or into water.
➜ During storms babycall II should not be used, unplug it from the mains adapter.
VERY IMPORTANT – SAFETY
➜ Adapters, recharging base station, transmitter and receiver units must be kept out of
children’s reach.
➜ Babycall II should never be substituted for active baby monitoring by an adult.
➜ Disconnect from the electrical mains using the adapter.
➜ The mains outlet must be installed close to the unit and must be easy to reach.
CLEANING AND SERVICING BATTERIES
➜ Appliances should be UNPLUGGED before wiping them clean with a damp cloth or a
squeezed sponge. Do not use detergent.
➜ Flat batteries: replace like for like
- Watch button cell: LR44-1,5V
- Rechargeable: Clover-leaf: 3,6V-280mAh
REPLACING RECHARGEABLE BATTERY
➜ Receiver unit in “OFF” position
➜ Unscrew the retaining screws on the battery cover plate.
➜ Remove the discharged battery after removing the plug from the main socket.
Check polarity when inserting the new battery.
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VISUAL
➜ Visual reception works when the unit is in its base station or in portable mode : turn the
right-hand knob upwards. The LEDs over the clock indicate the intensity of the sounds
being made.
CLOCK
➜ When setting up, remove the protective tab covering the button cell LR44-1,5V under the
rechargeable battery (unscrew the cover plate).
➜ Setting up: using an appropriate pointed instrument.
- Month: press SET once : the date and the time flash up alternately.
Press SET a second time : adjust the month by pressing MODE.
- Date: press SET three times. Adjust by pressing MODE.
- Hour: press SET four times. Adjust by pressing MODE “A” for a.m. or “P” for p.m.,
depending on the time of day.
- Minutes: press SET five times. Adjust by pressing MODE. Press SET again to revert to
the hour display, then press MODE to start at “00” seconds.
➜ In use
- Hours/minutes: basic display.
- Month/Day: press once on MODE. Display automatically resets to hours/minutes.
- Seconds: press twice on MODE. Press MODE again to return to hours/minutes display.
PRECAUTION AND USAGE HINTS
➜ The performance of babycall II, like any other radio wave transmitter, depends on what
sort of obstructions there are between the transmitter and the receiver units, the
atmospheric conditions, how the transmission and receiving units are oriented and the
proximity of household appliances. Televisions and radios should be at least three metres
away from the receiver unit.
➜ The units should always be kept upright when in use.
➜ Test the sound transmission and reception quality when using for the first time and
regularly after that, making sure the units are far enough apart from one another.
➜ The transmitter is a voice-activated device that automatically goes into stand-by mode
when there is no noise, thereby reducing receiver battery discharge and mains power
consumption (when it cuts in, an audible click is made).
➜ To maximise the life of the rechargeable battery and get the best performance from
babycall II, we recommend you run the receiver unit on mains power.
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