Dorel Juvenile Group 08028T 2.4GHz FHSS Baby Unit User Manual 08028 Monitor KO R2 indd

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TRUE VIEW™ COLOR
VIDEO MONITOR
Birth & Up
08028
User Guide
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IMPORTANT!
DANGER!
To prevent electric shock, NEVER use the Transmitter
or Receiver near water, such as a bathtub, sink,
laundry tub, in a wet basement, etc.
WARNING!
To prevent strangulation with power cord, never
place transmitter within reach of child.
Important!
• Please read all warnings and assembly instructions carefully before using the video monitor.
• Parent Unit is a receiver. Baby unit is a transmitter.
• Check your child’s activity at regular intervals, as this monitor will not alert parents to the silent
activities of a child.
• To prevent entanglement with the adapter cord, NEVER PLACE THE CORD IN OR NEAR A CRIB OR
PLAYPEN. DO NOT place the Receiver anywhere its AC adapter cord is near children.
• ALWAYS KEEP TRANSMITTER, RECEIVER AND AC ADAPTERS OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
• This product is not a medical monitor and its use should not replace adult supervision.
• Check the reception regularly.
• NEVER use the Transmitter or Receiver near water. For example, do not use near a bath tub,
bathroom sink, laundry tub, kitchen sink, in a wet basement, etc.
• Always unplug the AC adapters from wall outlets during long periods of non-use.
• Position the Transmitter, Receiver and AC adapters to allow adequate ventilation and prevent these
components from overheating.
• To prevent overheating, keep the Transmitter, Receiver and AC adapters away from heat sources such
as radiators, heat registers, stoves or other appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat. Also
keep these components out of direct sunlight.
• Use only the AC adapters provided. Use of any other adapters may damage the Transmitter and/
or Receiver. Plug the AC adapters into standard household current only 120V AC outlet)! To prevent
entanglement and overheating, DO NOT use extension cords.
• The AC adapters may become slightly warm to the touch during operation. This is normal.
• Position the AC adapter cords so that they are not walked on or pinched by items placed upon or
against them, paying particular attention to cords at AC adapter plugs, wall plugs and the point
where the cords attach to the Transmitter and Receiver.
• The LEDs emit IR (infra red) light that is not harmful.
• This product should be serviced only by qualified service personnel at Dorel Juvenile Group when:
-An AC Adapter or its plug is damaged
-The Transmitter or Receiver has fallen
-Liquid has spilled into the Transmitter or Receiver, or
-The Transmitter or Receiver do not appear to operate normally or exhibit a marked
change in performance.
• DO NOT attempt to service this product beyond that described in the Troubleshooting section. All
other servicing should be referred to qualified personnel at Dorel Juvenile Group.
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO WATER OR MOISTURE.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE CASE OF THE PRODUCT.
THIS IS DANGEROUS AND WILL VOID THE WARRANTY.
PARTS
Parent Unit
2 AC Adapters
Baby Unit
AAA Rechargeable Battery Pack
(already installed in Parent Unit)
Parent Unit
A Video Screen
B Sound Light Bar – Shows your
baby’s sounds
C Video Screen On/Off Button
D Power On/Off Button
E More Bright/Scroll Right
F Less Bright/Scroll Left
G AC Adapter Jack
H Volume Control
I Belt Clip
J Speaker
Camera Lens
Base
Power On/Off Button
Microphone
A/C Adapter Jack
Nighttime Viewing Lights
Baby Unit
For more help and resources call 1-800-544-1108 or visit www.safety1st.com
QUICK START
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1 Connect AC adapter to the side
of the Parent Unit.
2 Connect AC adapter to the back
of the Baby Unit.
3 Plug Parent Unit and Plug Baby Unit into wall to charge
or to operate AC power.
Power Up
Press Power button for one second, LED ring will light up and stay
lit as product is on. Video will boot up in following sequence:
Safety First Screen for 3 seconds
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Model No. 08096
Product Name Baby Video Monitor
Concept Safety First Screen
Date 02.03.09
Hardlines Sketch and Rendering Template
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Property of Dorel Juvenile Group
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ON/OFF Button
4 Turn Parent Unit on. Hold down
Power On/Off button until light
comes on.
5 Turn Baby unit on. Hold down
Power On/Off button until light
comes on.
Press Power button for one second, LED ring will light up and stay
lit as product is on. Video will boot up in following sequence:
Safety First Screen for 3 seconds
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Power Up
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Model No.
Product Name
Concept
Date
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Baby Video Monitor
Safety First Screen
02.03.09
Hardlines Sketch and Rendering Template
5.21.08
F6066
Rev 1.0
Property of Dorel Juvenile Group
• Place the Baby Unit 4 to 6' (1.5 to 2m) away from the baby.
• To reduce audio feedback, position the Parent and Baby Units far enough away
from each other to avoid interference. Turning the volume down will help.
• This monitor has indoor/outdoor range. During use of the monitor, if the sound
quality deteriorates you may be reaching the limits of the monitor’s range. If
this happens, you will need to move the Parent Unit closer to the Baby Unit. You
can verify using the link icon.
• Adjust the volume to a comfortable level for your environment.
• Night Vision lets you see the baby in a darkened room. The video display during
this time is in black and white. For best view of your baby in a dark room,
increase brightness control until desired brightness is achieved.
• Baby Unit can also be wall mounted. (See pg. 9.)
More Features, More Functions
Once you’ve set up your monitor and powered on, it’s time to learn about the
other parent convenience features your monitor has to offer. Keep reading to
explore these features, including Video Screen On/Off button, Brightness control
and the ability to make the Baby Unit portable for room-to-room or on-the-go
convenience. You can set it up to conserve battery life as well.
Let’s get started!
For more help and resources call 1-800-544-1108 or visit www.safety1st.com
USING YOUR MONITOR
SOUND LIGHT BAR
Video Display
The sound light bar will illuminate red from left to right as baby gets louder.
Sound Light Bar
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light up 1 through 8 bars.
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Full Volume
Mute Volume
Full Volume
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Mute Volume
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VIDEO SCREEN ON/OFF
Pressing the Video Screen On/Off button will turn the video screen on or off. When video
is off, you can still hear your baby. Use this feature to help conserve battery life while still
listening to your baby.
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Less Bright/Scroll Left
More Bright/Scroll Right
Video Display
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Video Screen
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brightness.
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BRIGHTNESS
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USING YOUR MONITOR
CONTROL PANEL
Video Display
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Scroll
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setting.
press does not change volume
but
gives user
indication
of current
volume status.
Brightness Mid-Level
p or down to select 9 levels of audio. No bars lit is mute, then bars light up 1 through 8 bars.
MENU BAR
will disappear 3 seconds after last key press.
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Video Display
Link
Battery
LINK INDICATOR
Video Display
Minimum Brightness
OUT OF RANGE:
will display when out of range
IN RANGE:
will display when units are linking
Scale: 100%
8.4 mm
For more help and resources call 1-800-544-1108 or visit www.safety1st.com
NIGHT VISION/BATTERY USE
NIGHT VISION
Night Vision lets you see the baby in a
darkened room. The video display during
this time is in black and white. For best
view of your baby in a dark room, increase
brightness control until desired brightness
is achieved.
Battery Icon –
Battery Icon –
Video Display
ay 3 seconds after last button press.
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nit is set at
medium
brightness.
Less Bright key. Video will darken one level.
Normal
s this key again to get to MAX brightness.
BATTERY
CHARGING
After approximately 10 seconds, the flashing
battery turns off leaving a black screen, while the
blue ring will continue to flash. Once charging is
complete, a large flashing black battery will flash
on screen for 10 seconds, then screen will go black
Battery Icon –
Battery Icon –
and blue light ring will turn off.
Battery Flashing Green
Low Battery A
Low Battery
LowABattery B
Video Display
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it will boot up normally. The battery icon on the
top menu bar will flash green to black and the
Normal Scale:
blue light ring will flash blue. This will continue
during charging cycle. When charging is complete,
battery in menu bar will turn to solid black and the
blue light ring will remain solid blue.
LOW BATTERY
Flash from A to B
low or charging
Brightest
With power off: When plugging in Parent Unit,
Safety 1st screen will come on for 2 seconds, then
a large flashing green battery will fill the center of
the screen indicating charging. Also, the blue ring
around the Power On/Off button will flash.
5.35 mm
Normal
Charging
Charging
Normal Scale: 500%
500%
Flash from A to B
low or charging
Battery Flashing Red
Brightness Mid-Level
With power on, the unit will have a large flashing
red battery that pops up on a black screen to let
the user know the battery is dying. Unit will sound
quick beeps as well. This red battery will flash for
Low Battery A
5 seconds, then return to normal video use for 30
seconds and the battery icon in the menu bar will
flash red. Sequence will start again until unit is
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plugged in or turned off. You need to plug in the
unit within about 10 to 15 minutes after flashing red
battery starts or battery power will fail.
8.4 mm
1.5
Charging A
Low Battery
LowABattery B
2x
Charging
Charging
Video Display
Scale: 500%
BATTERY CAUTION!
• DO NOT mix old and new batteries.
• DO NOT mix alkaline, standard (carbon zinc), or rechargeable
(nickel-cadmium) batteries.
• Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.
• Check that all contact surfaces are clean and bright before
installing batteries.
• The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited.
• DO NOT submerge any part of the product in water.
• Dispose of batteries safely.
• Remove batteries when stored for long periods of non-use.
• Unplug power cord before replacing batteries.
• Use only the adapters supplied with this product. Incorrect adapter
polarity or voltage can seriously damage the product.
• THERE IS A RISK OF EXPLOSION IF THE BATTERIES ARE REPLACED
BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
• Use 3.6V AAA rechargeable battery pack ONLY for Parent Unit.
Minimum Brightness
00%
Scale: 100%
Scale: 500%
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CHANGING BATTERIES
[Figure 1 – Unscrewing battery covers]
Unscrew battery covers (Figure 1) to remove and insert 4 AAA alkaline batteries in the
camera (optional). Rechargeable battery pack is included in the Parent’s unit.
Secure each battery cover with the screw.
Contact Consumer Relations at 1-800-544-1108 to order a new battery pack. Use reference
number 08096.
TO TEST THE RECEPTION
Figure 1
Use for Wall Mount
WALL MOUNTING THE CAMERA
Mounting the Baby Unit on a wall is similar to mounting a lightweight picture.
• Install a screw with a 5/16 head into the wall.
• Hang at the opening in back of the Unit.
TO TEST THE RECEPTION
IMPORTANT:
The first time you use your monitoring system two adults should test it in the following way:
Place the Parent Unit at least 20' (6m) away from the Baby Unit.
Have an adult speak into the Baby Unit at various levels (soft to loud) while another adult checks
the Parent Unit for the proper sound and picture reception.
Try the Parent Unit in every location that it will be used.
For more help and resources call 1-800-544-1108 or visit www.safety1st.com
TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
SOLUTION
- Adjust the volume
- Volume is too low
Unit has no
sound/picture
Low Battery LED
turns on, unit emits
beeping sound
- Sound is off [symbol]
- Out of range
- Batteries are low
- Bring Parent Unit closer
to Baby's Unit
- Press [View icon] and hold
for 2 seconds
- Recharge/replace batteries
or use AC adaptor
- Push the button on the
front of Receiver to the ON
position
On/Off button
does not illuminate
- Unit is not turned on
- Batteries are dead
- Power is turned off
- Charge battery/Make
certain any light switches
that control power to the
wall outlet are on
(when using AC)
- Check AC Adapter jack-tosocket and plug-to-outlet
connections
Audio feedback
(squealing)
- Parent Unit is too close
to the Baby Unit
- Move the Parent Unit
further away from Baby
Unit
- Turn down volume on
Parent Unit to Mute to get
minimum feedback
- Adjust volume
Weak sound coming
from Parent’s Unit
- Volume too low
- Change batteries
- Battery may be low
- Move the Camera within
4' to 6' of Baby
- Baby is too far away
from Camera on Baby
Unit
- Make certain nothing
is blocking camera
microphone
- Move camera location
Picture is not clear
- Picture is blurry or not
centered
Picture is Black &
White during the day
- Room is too dark
- Add more light to
the room
- Video is ON all the time
- Typical battery life with
video ON all the time
is 2 to 3 hours. Use the
Quick View button to turn
off video when not
looking at the monitor to
extend battery life.
Product battery life
seems shorter
than expected
Contact Consumer Relations at 1-800-544-1108 to order a new battery pack.
Use reference number 08028.
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