Philips SCD469/05 User Manual page 17

Question
Why does charging the
battery pack of the parent
unit take much longer than
14 hours?
Why does the operating
time of the rechargeable
battery pack decrease after
each new charging cycle?
Why does the parent unit
react too slowly to the baby's
sounds?
Why does the parent unit
react too quickly to ambient
sounds?
Why do I get no sound out
of the parent unit?
Why does the parent unit
squeal/produce a high-
pitched noise?
Why do I get interference on
the parent unit?
Why does the parent unit
pick up signals from another
baby monitor?
Answer
The parent unit was switched on for mains operation during
charging. Switch off the parent unit during charging to prevent a
longer-than-usual charging time.
The battery pack approaches the end of its life and soon has to
be replaced. The life of the battery pack decreases if you leave the
parent unit continuously connected to the mains by placing it in a
plugged-in charger.
The microphone sensitivity level on the baby unit is too low. Set
the microphone sensitivity to a higher level.
Move the baby unit closer to the baby. Make sure the baby unit is
at least 1 metre/3 feet away from your baby.
The microphone sensitivity level on the baby unit is too low. Set
the microphone sensitivity to a higher level.
Move the baby unit closer to the baby. Make sure the baby unit is
at least 1 metre/3 feet away from your baby.
The parent unit is set to a different channel than the baby unit. Set
both units to the same channel.
The baby unit is not switched on. Press the POWER button on
the baby unit to switch it on.
The microphone sensitivity level on the baby unit is too low. Set
the microphone sensitivity to a higher level.
The volume of the parent unit is set too low. Turn the VOLUME
control to a higher level.
The parent unit is too close to the baby unit. Move the parent
unit at least 1 metre/3 feet away from the baby unit.
If this does not help, the volume is too high. Turn the VOLUME
control to select a lower volume.
Perhaps the parent unit is out of range of the baby unit. Place the
parent unit closer to the baby unit.
Perhaps the baby unit or parent unit is too close to a mobile or
cordless phone, a radio or a TV. Move the unit away from this
source of interference.
The baby monitor operates on the same channel as another baby
monitor in the neighbourhood. Set both units to a different
channel. Make sure they are both set to the same channel.
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