SUPERNOVA FD-D3 Owner's Manual
Baby Unit Parent Unit
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Thank you for choosing the SuperNOVA Digital Babycall, model FD-D3. This
is a quality product developed for optimal safety and comfort, based on new,
sophisticated technology. An electronic babysitter can never replace parental
care for a child, but it is a practical aid that will ease your worries. Please read
this user manual carefully and keep it in a safe place.
1. Install the battery packs (11) in the baby unit and the parent unit. Plug in the
adapters (14) in the chargers (12) and charge the batteries for 12 hours the
first time.
Check that the light indicator (13) lights red. If it is not on continuously or it
is difficult to make it light up, clean the charging contacts underneath the
unit and in the charger. This may even be required on new units due to oxidation during transport. Use a napkin moistened with window cleaner fluid.
The units may be used while being charged, but should then be allowed to
charge for 24 hours the first time.
2. Place the baby unit and the adapter cord out of reach of the child (around 1
– 1.5 m from the child). Place the front of the unit to face the child.
3. Turn on both units by pressing the On/Off buttons (A3 and B3).
The light indicators (A2 and B2) will now blink. Check that the display shows
the same channel (A/B) and digital code (1-15) on both units. Test the communication between the baby unit and the parental unit by whistling into the
baby unit. If there is a high screeching sound, increase the distance to the
baby unit or press the
▼
button (B8) of the parent unit several times.
4. Pull out the telescopic antenna and place the units in a vertical position.
Some noise during transmission may occur. This is due to local conditions,
physical barriers between the units etc.
5. The battery packs should be removed from the units if they are not to be
used for an extended period of time. Otherwise they will be completely discharged and ruined, or will require many hours of charging while the units
are off. The batteries must not be left discharged over a long period of time,
they should be charged at least once a month.
6. If you have any problems, r
ead the troubleshooting guide carefully before
you contact your dealer. This will provide answers to most questions.
Baby Unit
A1 Telescopic antenna .... must be pulled out fully when in use
A2 Light indicator ............ blinks every six seconds on standby; blinks rapidly
when activated
A3 On/Off button ............. switches power on or off
A4 LCD display ................ shows all information about the unit's status
A5
▲
key .......................... programming function for selecting channel,
sensitivity and digital code
A6 S key ........................... key for programming sensitivity
A7 M key .......................... key for programming channel and digital code
A8
▼
key .......................... programming function for selecting channel,
sensitivity and digital code
Congratulations!
Quick start
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Parent Unit
B1 Telescopic antenna .... should be pulled out when unit in use
B2 Light indicator ............ blinks every six seconds on standby;
blinks rapidly when activated
B3 On/Off button ............. switches power on or off
B4 LCD display ................ shows all information about the unit's status
B5
▲
key .......................... key for increasing volume
programming function for selecting channel and
digital code
B6 R key ........................... key for listening to other traffic
(see detailed instructions)
B7 M key .......................... key for programming channel and digital code
B8
▼
key .......................... key for decreasing volume
programming function for selecting channel and
digital code
B9 Light diodes ................ visual sound indicator
10 Belt clip and wall mount
11 Battery pack ............... NiMH rechargeable battery pack
12 Charger
13 Charging indicator ...... lights red during charging
changes to green when charging is complete
(see detailed instructions)
14 Adapter
Baby Unit
Channel A or B
Digital code number
0 = no digital code. 0 is only
visible when you switch codes
Battery level indicator
Symbol for microphone
sensitivity
Low sensitivity
High sensitivity
Indicator for transmission in
progress
Parent Unit
Channel A or B
Digital code number
0 = no digital code. 0 is only
visible when you switch codes
Battery level indicator
Symbol for speaker volume
No symbol = speaker and red
light diodes (B9) are switched
off
Status indicator:
Child is sleeping
Blinking symbol = out of
range or baby unit off
Changing symbols indicate
sounds from child
Signal strength indicator
LCD
symbols
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