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Getting the baby monitor ready
Baby Unit
For your convenience the Baby Unit can be mains or battery operated.
Mains operated use
• Connect the AC power adapter (7) to a mains socket and the cord to
the DC power supply socket (12) of the Baby Unit.
> The Baby Unit is now ready for mains operated use.
Battery operated use
1 Remove the battery compartment cover (8).
Turn the Battery Lock knob to the left (for this use a coin) and slide the
cover downwards.
2 Insert four 1.5V, AA size batteries noting the + and - configuration inside
the battery compartment. (The batteries are not included; we recommend
non-rechargeable Philips Alkaline batteries).
> When rechargeable batteries are used in the Baby Unit, these will be
not charged.
3 Put the battery compartment cover back in place.
• Slide the cover upward until it clicks in position.
• Turn the Battery Lock knob to the right (for this use a coin).
> The Baby Unit is now ready for battery operated use.
The Baby Unit operates for a minimum of 25 hours on fresh batteries
> When the battery check light (10) flashes red, the battery power is low.
The Baby Unit should now still operate for 15 minutes. After that you
should install new batteries.
Tips:
– Switch off the Baby night light to save battery power, when the Baby Unit is
battery operated.
– Remove empty batteries from the Baby Unit.
Battery back-up
As soon as the batteries are inserted battery back-up will be activated.
In case of mains failure during mains operated use, the unit will
automatically switch to battery operated use. As soon as the mains supply
is back on the unit switches to mains operated use again.
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