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CHANNEL
CHANNEL
DC12V
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
AA/R6
Getting the Baby Cam ready
The wireless Baby Cam can be used in several ways:
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as a baby observation system enabling you to watch and hear your baby
on your TV. When the Parent Unit docking base is connected to the TV
via Scart connection you can even record the baby on VCR or DVD
recorder.
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as a regular baby monitor allowing you to hear your baby in and around
the house.
In both situations the units can be mains- as well as battery operated. With
the camera connected battery operation time is up to 4 hours for the Baby
Unit and up to 8 hours for the Parent Unit. When used as a baby monitor
(camera not connected) battery operation time is up to 16 hours for both
units.
Baby Unit (A)
Positioning the Baby Unit
• Position the Baby Unit at least 1 metre away from your baby.
• Never place the Baby Unit inside the baby 's bed or playpen.
• Do not place the Baby Unit against the wall.
Setting up for mains operated use
• Connect the AC power adapter (10) to a mains socket and the cord to
the DC 12V —<± socket (9) of the Baby Unit.
> The Baby Unit is now ready for mains operated use.
Setting up for battery operated use
1 Remove the battery compartment cover (7) by turning the baby unit
bottom plate counter-clockwise (OPEN).
2 Insert 6 1.5V (AA) Alkaline batteries noting the + and - configuration
inside the battery compartment.
(The batteries are not included; we recommend Philips Alkaline batteries).
3 Put the battery compartment cover back in place and close by turning
the bottom plate clockwise (CLOSE).
> The Baby Unit is now ready for mains operated use.
> When the battery check light (2) flashes red, the battery power is low.
Install new batteries if this happens.
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