Get Started; Use Your Baby Monitor - Philips AVENT SCD486/00 Benutzerhandbuch

4 Get started

You can connect the parent unit or the baby
unit to the mains or insert batteries to operate
it. For added reassurance, insert batteries to
guarantee a backup in case of power supply
failure. If you use rechargeable batteries, make
sure that you charge them separately.
To set up the baby unit:
1
Before you connect the baby unit to the
mains socket, remove the lid of the battery
compartment.
2
Insert four 1.5V R6 AA batteries with the
correct polarity (+/-) as indicated.
3
Reattach the lid.
4
Connect a supplied adapter to the baby
unit and to the mains socket.
To set up the parent unit:
1
Follow the same procedure as you do to
set up the baby unit.
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5 Use your baby
monitor
1
Press on the parent/baby unit.
» The parent/baby unit turns on, and all
indicators on the parent/baby unit light
up briefly.
2
Keep the baby unit and the power cord
at least 1 metre/3.5 feet away from your
baby.
3
Use the parent unit in the operating range.
4
Set the parent unit and the baby unit to
the same channel, either Channel 1 or
Channel 2.
» The link indicator flashes red and the
parent unit starts to search for the
baby unit.
» When link is established, the link
indicator lights up green.
» If no link is established, the link
indicator flashes red. The parent unit
beeps from time to time.
5
To change the volume on your parent unit,
turn volume up or down.
• To mute the volume, turn volume
down fully. When the volume is
muted, the sound level lights operate
as normal.
Tip
•
Your baby monitor is specially designed to conceal the
antenna in the top part of the parent unit. To avoid
obstructions that may reduce the operating range, hold
the parent unit at the base when carrying it.
•
When the parent unit is out of range of the baby
unit, the parent unit beeps from time to time. The link
indicator on the parent unit flashes red.
•
The battery indicator flashes red and a beep tone
occurs 30 minutes before the batteries run out of
power. When the batteries are completely empty, the
parent unit automatically switches off and loses the link
with the baby unit.