ALT GROUP BABYMOOV A014202 Premium Care II User Manual A014201 BC 63 Manual 05 FCC

ALT GROUP BABYMOOV CORP. Premium Care II A014201 BC 63 Manual 05 FCC

A014201(BC-63) User Manual Rev01

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2Thank you for purchasing our A014201 digital green baby monitor. Your unithas been manufactured and checked under the strictest possible quality control toensure that each monitor leaves the factory in perfect condition. In the unlikelyevent you find any defects or have any problem, please contact our dealer orservice center.Please read this manual carefully to obtain maximum performance andextended service life from the unit.Features- Full digital technique operating in the 902.000MHz---928.000MHz with zero interference- Automatic hop and search for free channel- Operating range 800m in open space- Low radiating power (only 10% of normal DECT or 50% of ECO DECT)- Automatic power reduction system further reduce radiation level to 40% whenbaby unit and parent unit are within close vicinity- Talk back function on parent unit to soothe your baby- Capable of using multiple baby units to monitor more babies- Night light on baby unit with adjustable intensity level- Baby’s room temperature indication on both baby and parent unit- Battery status indicator and low battery alert on both baby and parent unit- Digitally adjustable microphone sensitivity- Audio and visual alert for out of range- Audio and visual Hi/Lo temperature alert- Digital volume control- Vibration alert- LED sound level meter- Parent unit operate with Li rechargeable battery- Sensor Touch KeysWARNINGThe A014201 should not be regarded as a medical device. Premature babiesor those considered to be at risk should be under the supervision of your doctor orhealth personnel.Direct supervision of your baby at a regular interval by a responsible adult isstrongly recommended in addition to using the A014201.BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 2 22/7/14 6:10 pm
3DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY AND APRSThis baby monitor employs full digital technology with zero interference.The unit can automatically select free channel or hop to free channel duringcommunication to avoid interference from other electronic devices. In addition,thanks to the Automatic Power Reduction System (APRS) which senses the signalstrength between the baby and parent unit and automatically reduces the emissionpower from baby unit when the two units are in close vicinity. The level of radiationto baby is greatly reduced.POWER SUPPLY(A) Baby Unit (BU)1. Operation from batteriesPress down and slide open the battery door in direction as shown. Insertthree pieces AAA size (UM-4) alkaline batteries into the compartment.Observe correct polarities indication.N.B. For best performance, do not mix use old and new batteries or alkaline andrechargeable batteries.BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 3 22/7/14 6:10 pm
42. Operation using AC adapterThe unit can be operated on AC mains using the supplied 5V AC adapter.Connect the output plug of adapter to USB port 16 , make sure the polari -ty is correct. The power supply from the battery will be cut off once theadapter’s output plug is inserted into USB port 16 .(B) Parent Unit (PU)1. Operation from battery packThe Li polymer battery pack is already installed in the unit. To exchangebattery pack, remove belt clip and slide open the battery door in directionas shown, take out the battery pack and disconnect from socket.16BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 4 22/7/14 6:10 pm
2. Charging up the Lithium rechargeable batteryConnect the output plug of supplied 5V AC adapter to USB port 37 of thecharger stand, make sure the polarity is correct. The unit can either be inswitch ON or OFF condition, place it into the charger stand. The chargingindicator 36 should light up white. Adjust the position of parent unit incase the indicator 36 does not light up. During charging, the power on /battery low icon 27 should be flashing red. Once the battery is fullycharged up, the power on / battery low icon 27 should stay steadygreen. Either you can take it out or keep placing it in the charger stand willcause no damage to battery. In the latter case, when the battery is beingconsumed and voltage falls to a certain level, the charger stand willautomatically start charging up the battery again.Note : Before using the parent unit for the first time, charge up the Li polymerbattery for at least three hours. It is recommended to switch off the unit during firstcharging.Even without the Li battery pack being installed, the unit can still oprate normallyonce place in changer stand, while the power on icon 27 will always stay steadygreen.CAUTION : BESURE THE BATTERY IN PARENT UNIT IS RECHARGEABLETYPE BEFORE PLACING IN CHARGER STAND. OTHERWISE EXPLSION MYRESULT .5!37BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 5 22/7/14 6:10 pm
6PAIRINGThis process is to match the parent unit with baby unit so that they can communicate witheach other while no other devices (even baby monitor of identical model) can interfere withyou or receiving your signal.The baby and parent unit are already paired when they are shipped from factory. However,we recommend to perform pairing process again in case interference is experienced orwhen extra BU is added to work with the PU.1. Press and hold the talk button 35 of PU.2. Long press the power ON/OFF button 18 and wait until a starts flashing green.Release both buttons 18 and 35 .3. Long press the ON/OFF button 1 for 3 sec to switch on the BU. Now touch andhold icon for 5 sec and wait until a show steady green while the BU numbericon 15 1or 2starts flashing green. Release the finger touching icon 15 . Performsame to the other BU that can be purchased optionally.4. Use the touch keys 2 3 to set the BU number to either 1 or 2. DO NOT setboth BU to same number or otherwise the system will not operate normally. Shortpress the button 1 to confirm your setting, the BU number now show steadywhile starts flashing.steadyflashingBC-63_Manual_05.pdf 6 22/7/14 6:10 pm
75. Now short press again the power ON/OFF button 1 of one BU. If pairing issuccessful,the on both PU and BU should change steady green while two beepsound is heard in PU with the corresponding BU number icon 33 or 34 being shownup.6.Shortpress button 1 oftheremainingBU,twobeepsoundisheardinPUwiththe flashestwotimesandthecorrespondingBUnumbershowup.The onthisBU change from flashing to become steady green.7.Longpress button 1 and 18 toswitchoffallBUandPUandthenswitchthemon again, the baby monitor is now ready for operation.8.IncaseBUandPUcannotcommunicatewitheachother,repeatpairingprocessagain.N.B. IforiginallythereisonlyoneBUworkingwithPU,afterpurchasingthenewextraBUatlaterstage,itisnecessarytoperformpairingprocessagainwithallthethree units together.BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 7 22/7/14 6:10 pm
81. Power ON/OFF button2. Down touch key3. Up touch key4. Menu touch key5. Night light touch key6. Night light7. Microphone8. Temperature sensor9. Room temperature indicator10. Power on/battery low icon11. Transmit icon12. Microphone continuous on icon13. Night light status icon14. Speaker mute icon15. BU number icon16. USB power port17. Speaker18. Power ON/OFF button19. Down touch key20. Up touch key21. Menu touch key22. Vibrator touch key23. Microphone24. Speaker25. Visual level meter26. Room temperature indicator27. Power on/battery low icon28. Out of range/transmit icon29. Vibration icon30. Speaker mute icon31. Temperature high limit icon32. Temperature low limit icon33. BU number 1 icon34. BU number 2 icon35. Talk button36. Charging indicator37. USB power portCONTROLS LAYOUTCHARGER STANDBABY UNIT (BU)PARENT UNIT (PU)173510926 27313234332320212219182425302928111314616721 5 4 3815123637BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 8 22/7/14 6:10 pm
9OPERATIONBaby unit1. Long press the power ON/OFF button 1 for 3 sec to switch on the unit. The poweron icon 10 as well as the assigned baby unit no. 15 should light up steady greenwhile the room temperature indicator 9 starts showing the baby’s room temperature.To turn off, long press the button 1 again.2. Place the unit about 1 m from the crib with the microphone 7 facing towards thebaby.3. Short press the power ON/OFF button 1 to light up the touch key icons( ). Touch and hold the menu icon 4 for over 2 sec to enteraa aaprogramming mode, the microphone icon 12 will light up.Adjust the microphone sensitivity by touching the up/down icon 2 and 3 suchthat the unit will be set to transmit whenever the microphone 7 picks up a sound atyour desirable loudness level. The temperature indicator 9 will change duringadjustment. The higher the number, the more sensitive is the microphone 7 tosound. There are total 5 levels of microphone sensitivity. When the maximum level isreached, further touch of the up icon 3 will set the unit into continuous transmissionmode (i.e. the unit will transmit even without detecting a sound) and the icon 12as well as transmission icon 11 will light up steady green. Short press the poweraON/OFF button 1 to confirm your selection and exit from menu. Short touch ofmenu icon 4 will show the setting of microphone sensitivity under standby mode.4. Once the unit is in transmit mode, the transmit icon 11 will light up green. Theunit will return to standby mode a few seconds after the microphone 7 stops pickingup any sound and the transmit icon 11 will go off. Except when the unit is set incontinuous transmission mode, the transmit icon 11 will stay steady on.5. The night light 6 can be set permanently ON by short touch of night light icon 5 .Each touch of icon 5 will increase the level of light intensity with maximum 5levels. When the maximum level is reached, further touch of icon 5 will set thenight light 6 into voice activated (VOX) mode. Under VOX mode, the icon 9will light up and night light 6 will be switched on once the microphone 7 detects asound and automatically fade off a few seconds after the sound stops.6. This baby monitor is equipped with talk back function so that parent can speak to babyBU is set to continuoustransmission modeNOVOXNOVOXBC-63_Manual_05.pdf 9 22/7/14 6:10 pm
10Parent unit1. Long press the power ON/OFF button 18 for 3 sec to switch on the unit. Thepower on icon 27 should light up steady green while the temperature indicator26 will show the baby’s room temperature within 10 sec. To turn off, long press thebutton 18 again.2. Setting of out of range alarm function and temperature alarma. Short press the power ON/OFF button 18 to light up the touch key icons( ). Touch and hold the menu icon 21 for over 2 sec to enterprogramming mode, the out of range/transmit icon will show up while thetemperature indicator 26 will show or flashing.to comfort his/her emotion. Touch the up/down icons 2 and 3 to adjust thevolume of speaker 17 , temperature indicator 9 will change during adjustment. Thehigher the number, the bigger is the loudness. There are total 5 levels of loudness.When the minimum level is reached, further touch of the down icon 2 will totallymute the speaker 17 volume and the speaker mute icon will show up.7. The condition of the battery is shown by the power on/low battery icon 10 . Whenthe battery level becomes running low, the power on/low battery icon 10 turnsred. Replace with new battery or use the supplied AC adapter.8. The temperature sensor 8 inside the unit detects the ambient temperature and itscurrent reading is shown on the temperature indicator 9 and 26 of both BU andPU. Short press the power ON/OFF button 1 to light up the temperature indicator9 . After 20 sec, it will go off automatically. The normal operating range of sensor is-9℃ to +50℃. Temperature outside this range will be shown as - - . In case there isa sudden big temperature change (e.g. you bring out the unit from indoor to outdoorduring winter time), the sensor may need to take a few minutes before it can settle tothe new environment and show the correct reading.9. The touch keys will only have function when the icons ( ) are lighted up.These icons will go off automatically in case no key is being touched for 5 sec toavoid mishandling during daily usage.N.B. Once the icons are lighted up, BU will not enter transmit mode until the icons go off.10. Each time the icon keys are touched, a beep tone will be heard. To eliminate thisbeep tone, touch and hold the down icon 2 for 2 sec until a second beep tone isheard. To resume the beep tone, touch and hold the up icon 3 for 2 sec until abeep tone is heard. Whenever the unit is switched off and then on again, the beeptone will resume automatically.BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 10 22/7/14 6:10 pm
11Short touch icons 19 or 20 to make your selection, then short pressbutton 18 to confirm. means out of range alarm function is enabled whilemeans this function is disabled. When set to , the level of radiation from BUis reduced, however, the PU will not provide an alarm when it falls outside thecommunication range of BU. Besides, the BU room temperature will not be shownon PU under standby mode.In case the unit is paired with two BU, perform setting also for BU no. 2. It ispossible the settings can be different for the two BU.b. Short touch icons 19 or 20 , set the upper temperature limit above which theunit will provide an alarm. Each touch of the icon will cause the reading to advanceor retreat one step. Touch and hold the icon 19 or 20 will cause the reading toscroll up or down rapidly. The allowed selectable temperature range is - 3 to +℃50 . In case is selected, no upper temperature limit is set. Confirm your℃setting by short press of button 18 .Upper temperature Limitis set at 28℃No lower temperaturelimit is setBC-63_Manual_05.pdf 11 22/7/14 6:10 pm
12c. Short touch icons 19 or 20 , set the lower temperature limit below which the unitwill provide an alarm. The allowed selectable temperature range is -9 to +44 ℃ ℃or 2 lower than the selected upper limit. In case is selected, no lower℃temperature limit is set. Confirm your setting by short press of button 18 andexit from menu.d. Please note the setting of upper and lower temperature limits are same for bothBU.e. Under standby mode, short touch of menu icon 21 will show the setting of outof range alarm function and temperature alarm.3. Place this unit at a reasonable distance away from the baby unit to avoid feedback.Too close a distance will create a screeching sound at the speaker 24.4. Once it receives a signal from the BU, the visual level meter 25 will light up. Thenumber of segments being lighted up vary along with the sound. This feature isuseful in case the parents prefer to turn down the speaker volume to keep theenvironment quiet. Depending the signal is coming from which BU, thecorresponding baby unit no. icon133 or234 will be lighted up.5. Short press the power ON/OFF button 18 to light up the touch key icons( ). Short touch the up/down icons 19 or 20 to adjust the volume ofspeaker 24, the segments of visual level meter 25 as well as the temperatureindicator 26 will change during adjustment. The more segments lighted up andhigher the number, the bigger is the loudness. There are total 5 levels of loudness.When the minimum level is reached, further touch of the down icon 19 will totallymute the speaker 24 volume and the speaker mute icon will show up.6. This unit is equipped with a vibration alert. Short touch the vibration icon 22 andthe icon 29 will show up. Once the received baby’s voice is loud enough, thevibrator starts to function. This feature is useful when the parent is working undernoisy environment (e.g. vacuum cleaning). To save battery power, it isrecommended not to use the vibration alert frequently. To switch off vibration, shorttouch the vibration icon 22 again and the icon 29 goes off.PU is receivingsignal from BU no. 1PU is receivingsignal from BU no. 2BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 12 22/7/14 6:10 pm
137. If the unit is paired to work with two BU, BU no.1 always has priority. This meanswhile the unit is listening to signal from BU no. 2, in case BU no. 1 startstransmitting, the unit will immediately switch listening to BU no.1 until it stops totransmit, then the unit will switch back listen to BU no. 2.8. To avoid parent missing attendance to BU no.2, while the unit is listening to signalfrom BU no.1, in case BU no.2 starts to transmit, the baby unit no. icon 34 will goflashing to alert the parent. If parent prefers to listen to BU no. 2, he can shortpress the power ON/OFF button 18 and the unit switches listening to BU no. 2.The baby unit no. icon 34 will become lighted up steady while baby unit no.icon 33 will go flashing (if baby 1 continues to cry). Further short press ofbutton 18 will switch back to listen to BU no. 1 again. Under such arrangement, theparent is able to monitor both babies.9. Under standby mode, if there are two BU, the unit will alternately scan each BU for15 sec with the BU no. icons 33 and 34 alternately show up. When either one ofthe BU starts to transmit, the unit will immediately listen to that BU until the signalgoes off (or switch listening to signal from BU with higher priority). Short press thepower ON/OFF button 18 to light up the temperature indicator 26 . After 20 sec,it will go off automatically10.When the out of range alert function is set to , once this unit is beyond thecommunication range of BU for over 30 sec, an out of range alarm will be heardtogether with segments of the visual level meter 25 and out of range/transmiticon 29 flashing to alert the parents. (The alarm sound is independent ofwhether the speaker is muted or not). Besides, the temperature indicator 26 willshow - - in case it is lighted up. This alarm will go off only when the PU falls backwithin the communication range of BU. In case there are two BU, the out of rangealarm will be provided when the PU is showing the status of that BU which isbeyond the communication range.N.B. This alarm will also be heard in case the BU is switched off, or its battery hasrun down, or its power is cut off, or the pairing is not properly done between theBU and PU.BU no. 2 is out of rangeBC-63_Manual_05.pdf 13 22/7/14 6:10 pm
1411. Whenever the baby’s room temperature falls outside the range as preset by theupper and lower temperature limits, an alarm will be heard. Depending onwhether the upper or lower limit is exceeded, the corresponding icon 31 or32 will light up and the current temperature reading start flashing in PU.12. It is possible for parent talking back to baby to soothe his emotion. Press and holdthe button 35, the out of range/transmit icon 28 will show up. Speak towardsthe microphone 23. Release button 35 after finish speaking. It is worth noted thatthe parent can talk back anytime they prefer, even when the BU is transmitting.Please note the PU is talking back to the BU which number is shown on PU at thetime the button 35 is pressed.N.B. Whenever the button 35 is pressed, all the lighted icons ( ) will gooff and no setting is allowed.13. The condition of the Li battery pack is shown by the power on/low battery icon27 . When battery level becomes running low, the icon 27 turns red and analarm will be heard, reminding the parents to charge up the battery using thesupplied charger stand.14. All the alarms (out of range alarm, high/low temperature alarm, low battery alarm)can be temporarily muted by short press of power ON/OFF button 18 .However, the corresponding icons will still remain until the condition is rectified.15.The touch keys will only have function when the icons ( ) are lighted up.These icons will go off automatically in case no key is being touched for 5 sec toavoid mishandling during daily usage16. Each time the icon keys are touched, a beep tone will be heard. To eliminate thisbeep tone, touch and hold the down icon 19 for 2 sec until a second beeptone is heard. To resume the beep tone, touch and hold the up icon 20 for 2sec until a beep tone is heard. Whenever the unit is switched off and then onagain, the beep tone will resume automatical.Higher temperature limitis exceeded for BU no. 2BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 14 22/7/14 6:10 pm
15PRECAUTIONS-Use only the supplied AC adapters, use of other adapters may cause damage to theA014201 baby monitor.-When not using the monitor for a long period of time, remove all batteries from the PU,BU to avoid damage due to battery leakage.-Disconnect the AC adapter from the wall outlet when the monitor is not to be operated.-The A014201 is best performed within a temperature range of -9 to +50 .℃ ℃-Do not open the cabinet, no serviceable parts inside.-The A014201 should not be exposed to dripping, splashing and that no objects filledwith liquids, such as vases shall be placed on it.-Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same orequivalent.-Batteries (battery pack or batteries installed) shall not be exposed to excessive heatsuch as sunshine, fire or the like.-The MAINS plug or an appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, thedisconnect device shall remain readily operable-Only use the power supply unit list in the user manual.STANDARD ACCESSORIESa. Baby unitb. Parent unitc. Charger stand for PUd. 3.7V Li polymer rechargeable battery pack (installed in PU)e. 6V AC adapters x 2f. User manuala. b. c.d. e. f.BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 15 22/7/14 6:10 pmManufacturer:BABYMOOV ALT PARTNERSProduct Name:Digital Baby MonitorModel No:A014202
16Problem Possible Causes SolutionBU has no - BU is switched off - Switch on BUtransmission - Mic sensitivity is too low - Adjust mic sensitivity higher- BU Battery has run down or AC - Replace with new battery oradapter improperly connected check connectionAlways transmitting - Mic sensitivity is too high - Adjust mic sensitivity lower- BU is set to continuous - Set the unit to become voicetransmission mode activatedOut-of-range alarm - Pairing is not successful - Perform pairing againalways on - BU battery has run down - Replace with new battery or useAC adapter- Distance between BU and - Move the BU and PU closerPU exceeds the operating range togetherNo Out-of-range - Setting of Out-of-range functionalarm in PU is - Change Setting toTemperature alarm - The upper and lower temperature - Set the upper and loweralways on limit is set too close to the temperature limit around 5˚Ccurrent reading difference from current readingAlways showing low - Battery has run down - Recharge battery using chargerbattery alert stand (PU). Replace with newbattery or use AC adapter (BU)- Battery pack is damaged - Replace with new battery packBattery life is short - Night light is permanently - Switch off night light or set toswitched on VOX operate- Vibration alert is switched on - Switch off vibration alertTwo BU having same - Pairing is done with both BU - Perform pairing again with BUBU number shown on set with same BU number set with different BU numberPUMany static noise - BU is located near other - Remove the electricaland interference electrical appliances appliances or re-locatethe BU far away from source ofinterferenceToo short - Many steel structures - Re-locate BU or PUcommunication between BU and PUrange - BU battery has run down - Replace with new battery oruse AC adapterTROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDEBC-63_Manual_05.pdf 16 22/7/14 6:10 pm
17All European Countries except Austria, Georgia, Greece, Norway, Russian,Federation, Spain, Sweden, The Netheriands, Ukaine.BC-63_Manual_05.pdf 16 22/7/14 6:10 pm
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FCCCaution: The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.IC:This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) this device may not cause interference, and(2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :(1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et(2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.19

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