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The video and audio monitor produces high-pitched noise.
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The parent unit may be too close to the baby units. Make sure the
parent unit and the baby units are at least 1 metre away from one
another.
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You may be too close to the baby unit when you press and hold
TALK. Make sure the parent unit and the baby units are at least
1 metre away from one another.
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You may have set the sensitivity level too high. You may need to
adjust the sensitivity level to a lower level to avoid audio feedback
(page 32).
The parent unit plays any sounds from the baby unit and I think it is
too noisy.
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You may have set the sensitivity level to Level 5 (Maximum). If you
do so, the baby unit will transmit any sounds detected to the parent
unit. You may need to adjust the sensitivity level to a lower level
(page 32).
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You may need to adjust the speaker volume on the parent unit
(page 28).
The parent unit does not play any sound when there is noise from
the baby unit.
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Make sure the parent unit is powered up by connecting it to AC power
(page 13) or to the rechargeable battery provided (page 11 to 12).
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Make sure the parent unit is turned on (page 28) and the speaker
volume is not set to off (page 28).
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Make sure the parent unit is not monitoring in Split Baby Unit mode.
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The parent unit may be too far away from the baby unit. Move the
parent unit closer to the baby unit (but not less than 1 metre).
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If the parent unit is powered by the provided battery, make sure
there is sufficient charge. Charge the battery in the parent unit for up
to 3 hours.
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You may have set the sensitivity level to a very low level. If you do so,
the baby unit will not detect sounds that is too soft or light. You may
need to adjust the sensitivity level to a higher level (page 32).
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Large obstructions may impact the reception. Try to relocate the
baby unit, away from large obstructions such as walls and doors.
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