Faq; Part 4 - Frequently Asked Questions - Angelcare AC401 Instruction Manual

Other Functions (continued)
PAGING
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PART 4 - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. MY MONITOR KEEPS BEEPING/
ALARMING AS I SET IT UP
A. Your monitor (Nursery Unit) is already
pre-programmed to record movement
(and sound). This means that as soon as
the nursery unit receives mains or battery
power, it will start to record movements
(whether or not the SensorPad is plugged
into the nursery unit.) If no movement is
detected the alarm will sound after 15
seconds and will be signalled by one
short beep (rouse alarm), and then 5
seconds later, loud beeps in rapid
succession. To stop the alarm sounding
turn off the Nursery Unit (using the Power
ON/OFF - left wing), and insert the jack
from the SensorPad (if not already
inserted). Turn on the unit and place your
hand on the sensor pad and tap lightly
(simulating movement from your baby).
As movement is detected the green light
on the Nursery Unit will be flashing,
indicating that the unit is picking up
movement. Now remove your hand from
the sensor pad and stand still until the
green light stops flashing and you will
hear first the rouse alarm, which is a
short beep, and then the main alarm.
This shows that your monitor is
working properly.
PAGING THE PARENT UNIT
Press the TOP BUTTON of the Nursery Unit to
locate the Parent Unit.
1. PAIRING/PAGING BUTTON
Q. I DON'T WANT TO MONITOR
MOVEMENT WHILST MY BABY IS IN
THE COT NEXT TO MY BED?
A. It is easy to change any settings on your
monitor, by following the instructions in
the manual.
Your Parent Unit is used to remotely
transmit any changes you wish to make
to your Nursery Unit.
You can reactivate or deactivate
movement or sound as your needs
change.
NOTE: If your monitor is set up to record
movement, please ensure that the cot is
not touching your bed as it could be
picking up your movements instead of
your baby's.
Q. WHAT DO THE ALARMS SOUND LIKE?
A. MOVEMENT ALARM - Single short beep
followed by rapid loud beeps.
There are a sequence of alarms that you
will hear when the monitor is recording
movement. Should the sensor pad not
detect movement for 15 seconds, then a
'Rouse' alarm will sound. This is a single
beep and may wake baby from a deep
sleep. If the sensor pad does not pick up
any movement in the 5 seconds following
the rouse alarm then the main alarm will
sound. This sounds like a rapid
succession of loud beeps that are audible
from a distance.
There is a small loudspeaker on the
nursery unit which emits this sound. Also
the nursery unit transmits this sound to
the parent unit which, if is turned on will
also emit the alarm sound. The parent
unit can also be set up to vibrate as a
means of alarm.
OTHER ALARMS
Out of Range Short low
volume beeps
Replace Batteries
HOLD Function Soft short
Temperature Warning beeps that are
merely a
gentle warning
to remind you
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