Eco Max Mode; Feed Timer - Philips AVENT SCD730 Manual

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Eco Max mode

Feed timer

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Smart Eco is a standard feature on this baby monitor. It automatically
reduces the DECT signal from the baby unit to save energy. To save even
more energy, activate the Eco Max mode. In this mode, the DECT signal of
the baby unit is switched off as long as the baby does not make a sound.
Caution: In Eco Max mode, the parent unit receives feedback from the
baby unit with a delay. When your baby makes a sound, the baby unit first
has to reactivate radio transmission before it can send feedback to the
parent unit.
Please note the following:
- In Eco Max mode you do not receive feedback when the parent unit is
out of range of the baby unit. You can check the link by pressing any
button on the parent unit.
- The Eco Max mode cannot be activated if the microphone sensitivity is
set to the highest level.
Activating Eco Max mode
1 Select 'Eco Max' in the menu with the + and - buttons and press OK to
confirm.
2 When the display shows 'Turn On', press OK to switch on the Eco Max
mode.
3 The warning message '!No alert if out of range, OK?' appears on the
display. Press OK to confirm.
Note: The warning message scrolls across the display twice. If you do not
press OK, the parent unit leaves the menu and the Eco Max mode
remains off.
4 The Eco Max indication flashes on the display. The 'link' light flashes
green slowly when the baby unit does not transmit any signals to the
parent unit.
5 When the parent unit receives a signal from the baby unit because radio
transmission has been reactivated, the 'link' light turns solid green.
Deactivating Eco Max mode
1 Press the MENU button.
2 Use the + and - buttons to select 'Eco Max' and press OK to confirm.
3 When the display shows 'Turn Off', press OK to confirm.
You can set the feed timer to alert you that it is time to feed your baby. The
timer can be set from 1 minute to 23 hours and 59 minutes.
1 To open the feed timer submenu, select 'Feed Timer' in the menu. Press
OK to confirm.
The speaker of the parent unit
only goes on if the baby makes
loud sounds, for instance
because it is crying.