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6.2
Using batteries (standard or rechargeable)
CAUTION
Failure to use batteries according to instructions can be hazardous.
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Always use batteries (standard or rechargeable) of the same type.
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Ensure that batteries (rechargeable or otherwise) are installed with correct polarity. Damage to the
batteries (rechargeable or otherwise) and the equipment can result from installation with incorrect
polarity.
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Never toss batteries (rechargeable or otherwise) into a fire, due to the risk of explosion.
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Never allow battery (rechargeable or otherwise) terminals to come into contact with each other or with
metal objects, either intentionally or accidentally. This can cause overheating, fire or explosion.
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Keep batteries/rechargeable batteries out of the reach of children. Seek medical advice at once if
swallowed.
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Fluid from leaking batteries can cause permanent damage to the equipment. Take particular care
when handling damaged or leaking batteries (rechargeable or otherwise), due to the risk of corrosion.
Wear safety gloves.
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Remove the batteries (rechargeable or otherwise) if the equipment will not be used for an extended
period.
6.3
General rules for safe use
To ensure safe use of the equipment, always observe the following safety instructions:
– The equipment must always be assembled by an adult. During assembly, keep small parts out of the
reach of children.
– Do not allow children to play with the equipment or parts of the equipment.
– Ensure that the baby monitor and power cable are always out of the reach of the baby.
– Do not cover the baby monitor with a towel, blanket, or the like.
– Defective components must always be replaced by genuine spare parts, as other components may not
meet safety standards.
– Switch off your baby monitor whenever this is requested by a sign, poster, or other message. The
equipment used in hospitals and other healthcare facilities may be sensitive to high-frequency signals
from external sources.
7
Operation
The baby monitor consists of two units: one for the parents and one for the baby interconnected through a
wireless link that complies with the DECT standard.
DECT technology means this equipment is protected against eavesdropping and immune from interference
from other equipment.
The baby unit starts transmitting as soon as the microphone picks up a sound (VOX). This sound is then
reproduced by the parent unit.
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The baby monitor can never replace proper supervision by an adult; it only provides support.
7.1
Baby unit components
See illustration
on the fold-out page.
A
1
Night light
2
On/Off LED
3
Night light button
4
On/Off button
5
Paging key
7.2
Parent unit components
See illustration
on the fold-out page.
B
11 Volume LEDs
12 Loudspeaker
13 Link LED
14 Increase volume
15 On/Off button
16 Decrease volume
4
6
Microphone
7
Battery cover
8
Connector for AC mains adapter
9
Attaching clip
10 SEDS radiation switch
17 On/Off LED
18 Connector for AC mains adapter
19 Charging indicator (LED)
20 Belt/wall fastening clip
21 Battery compartment cover
Babytalker 3000 SEDS
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