Technical Features - Chicco Baby control Audio Digital Instructions For Use Manual

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Orange LED around the voice activation mode ON/OFF button

(7):

when the light is ON this indicates that the voice activation

mode is enabled; when it switches OFF this indicates there is con-

stant noise/sound transmitted from the child unit. The selected

operating mode remains enabled when the unit is switched off

and on.

NOTE: when the parent unit (receiver) is switched on, it

searches for the transmission channel which connects it to the

child unit (transmitter):

the power indicator LED (5) will there-

fore blink until it establishes a connection with the child unit

(transmitter).

Warning!

When the parent unit (receiver) is switched on, always check the

operating status of the child unit (transmitter)! After switching

on the units, always check that the signal transmitted is actu-

ally received at the distance and/or in the area the parent unit

is placed.

It is recommended to ask someone to help you test the units;

ask them to transmit from the child unit (transmitter) whilst you

move around the reception area with the parent unit (receiver) to

check that the signal is strong enough.

3. Replacing the batteries on the child unit

(transmitter) and the rechargeable battery

pack on the parent unit (receiver).

Warning: These operations must only be carried out by an

adult.

- Only use alkaline batteries (child unit - transmitter) and re-

chargeable batteries (parent unit - receiver) equal or equivalent

(with the same electrical characteristics) to those indicated in

this manual.

• Always remove dead batteries and/or the rechargeable battery

pack when you don't intend to use the transmitter and receiver

for a certain length of time. This will prevent the batteries from

leaking liquid which will damage the devices and/or anything

in the vicinity.

- Do not short-circuit the battery poles.

- Never use rechargeable batteries on the child unit (transmit-

ter)

Note:

- If the rechargeable battery pack life starts to decrease signiﬁ -

cantly, it will be necessary to replace it (this is normal as all

rechargeable batteries run out over time)

- The rechargeable battery pack supplied must only be recharged

using the parent unit (receiver) and the mains adaptor supplied,

or by inserting it into the recharger slot (9) on the child unit

(transmitter).

- Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries as they

might explode.

- This product is not designed for use with lithium batteries.

WARNING: Improper use could be hazardous

• Never leave dead batteries in the child unit (transmitter), al-

ways replace them immediately or they may leak corrosive and/

or hazardous liquids.

• Never leave a low rechargeable battery pack in the parent unit

(receiver), always recharge it immediately (or replace if dead)

as it may leak corrosive and/or hazardous liquids.

• If the batteries happen to leak liquid, protect your hands and

replace the batteries immediately, making sure you clean the

compartment and any other areas affected by the liquid be-

forehand. Wash your hands thoroughly when you have ﬁ nished.

Dispose of all dead batteries according to the differentiated

waste collection regulations in your area. Never burn them or

disperse them in the environment.

• Never mix new and old or different types of batteries on the

child unit (transmitter).

• When inserting the batteries in the child unit (transmitter), al-

ways check that the poles are inserted as indicated on the bat-

tery compartment

• When connecting the rechargeable battery pack on the parent

unit (receiver), always check that the pole is inserted in the right

direction.

• Remove the alkaline batteries/rechargeable battery pack before

disposing of the product.

• Never leave alkaline batteries/rechargeable battery packs and/

or any tools used to remove them within the reach of children.

• Never burn or dispose of old batteries/rechargeable battery

packs into the environment or with urban waste; dispose of

them at an appropriate differentiated collection point accord-

ing to the laws in force.

3.1 Replacing alkaline batteries on the child unit

(transmitter)

Use a ﬂ at headed tool to remove the screws on the battery com-

partment panel (7) under the child unit (transmitter) and remove

the cover. Remove all 4 alkaline batteries from the compartment

and replace them with 4 identical 1.5 Volt AA batteries, making

sure the poles are inserted as indicated on the compartment.

Replace the battery compartment cover (7) and tighten the

screw ﬁ rmly.

3.2 Fitting the rechargeable battery pack inside the parent

unit (receiver) .

When you purchase the product, the rechargeable battery pack

is not ﬁ tted inside the parent unit (receiver) and is packed sepa-

rately inside the box.

Remove the rechargeable battery pack compartment cover (10)

behind the receiver.

Insert the rechargeable battery pack supplied, making sure the

pole is in the right direction (the red line on the parent unit must

be aligned with the red line on the rechargeable battery pack).

Position the rechargeable battery pack so that the connector and

cables connected to it remain on the right side of the battery

pack and are completely unravelled. Press the rechargeable bat-

tery pack compartment cover (10) back into place.

3.3 Replacing the rechargeable battery pack inside the pa-

rent unit (receiver) .

Remove the rechargeable battery pack compartment cover (10)

behind the receiver. Remove the rechargeable battery pack, if

dead, by gently removing the connector plug from the parent

unit (receiver) and replace it with a rechargeable battery pack

identical to that supplied with the product i.e. NiMh 2.4V 850

mAh (2x1.2V AA type), making sure the connection plug is con-

nected in the right direction. Press the rechargeable battery pack

compartment cover (10) back into place.