Cleaning And Maintenance - Topcom KS-4216 Instruction Manual

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USE

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Connect both the parent unit and the baby unit to the provided

power adaptors or battery. Press the Power button . The power

LED will light up in green. Put the baby unit in the baby room and

putat 2m distance from the baby. Parents can hear the baby's

voice with the receiver. If the parent unit volume is too low, adjust

the volume. The volume LEDs indicate the sound level of the

baby.

Pairing

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Under the normal conditions, the units are correctly paired by the

manufacturer. But in some cases it is necessary to pair the unit

again. You will have to do that if the parent unit (receiver) loses

the signal from the baby unit (transmitter).

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First, turn on both baby and parent units.

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Now press the pairing button at the side of both baby and parent

units simultaneously. After this, release the pairing button.

Battery Power

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For both units, receiver and transmitter, use exclusively AAA size

1.5V alkaline batteries (6 pcs required, but not included).

Unscrew the screw of the battery compartment, take the lid off

and insert the batteries with the right polarity. Put the lid back,

screw in the screw and check that it is perfectly closed. Switch

the unit on and check that the power LED is on and in green.

Mains power

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The Baby monitor can operate by batteries as well as by power

adaptors. Insert the power adaptor into an AC outlet. If your outlet

has a security switch, make sure it is on. Switch the unit on and

check that the power LED is on and in green.

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When the battery becomes weak, the power LEDs of the units

turns red. Replace the batteries as soon as possible. For

extended use, it is advised to use a power adapter.

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If the receiver is too far from transmitter, they won't work properly.

You will hear a beeping sound which is the out of range alert. The

volume LEDs will flash as well. In this case, you have to put the

two units nearer to each other. If the receiver is too close to the

transmitter, an acoustic feedback might be heard. In this case,

you have to put the two units farther away from each other, or

turn down the volume of the receiver.

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A background noise from the receiver may indicate that the

batteries are running and they need to be replaced. Check if the

power LED is turning orange, this indicates that the batteries

need to be replaced.

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If there is no sound in the baby unit's vicinity, the baby unit will

stop transmitting the signal to the parent unit. The parent unit is in

VOX mode (standby mode). When there is sound again from the

baby unit, it will trigger the parent unit to work again.

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If you have a poor signal, please make sure the baby & parent

units are not out of range. In extreme cases, you can try to re-pair

the units.