Summer Infant 02020T Baby's Quiet Sounds Movement & Sound Monitor User Manual users manual

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02020
Please read the following instructions and warnings
carefully. Keep this instruction manual for future reference.
Tools required (not included): Phillips head
um mer and small flathead screwdriver.
For Technical Support Call 1-800-268-6237 or
lNFANT
®
E-Mcil at cuslomerservice@summerinfuntmom
A WARNING:
This product contains small parts. Adult assembly required.
Exemise care when unpacking and assembling product.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
BABY’S QUIET SOUNDS”
MOVEMENT & SOUND MONITOR
Thankyou for buying the 49 MHZ Baby's Quiet Sounds” M & S
Monitor from Summer Infant. This unique product provides you
with the most comprehensive system for monitoring your baby.
The Baby’s Quiet Sounds” M & 5 Monitor allows you to hear your
baby, Just like other nursery monitors. What makes this system
unique is that it also tracks your baby's movements — helping to
assure you of your child’s well being in the crib.
People, including babies, constantly move the entire time they
sleep, sometimes in small ways that you can't always see. These
movements are healthy and normal. The Baby's Quiet Sounds”
M & S monitors those movements — even the small ones. If on a
rare, but serious occasion movement stops for 90 seconds, the
Baby’s Quiet Sounds” M & 3 Monitor will sound an alarm,
notifying you of a problem.
A WAR N I N G: THIS PRODUCT CANNOT REPLACE RESPONSIBLE ADULT SUPERVISION.
- Not intended to prevent or monitor any 0 Do not use monitor near water (such as bathtub, sink, etc)
medical conditions - Keep monitor away from heat sources (such as
0 Prevent cord entanglement — do not place Baby’s stoves, radiators, etc) and make sure there is
Unit in crib or within arm’s reach of baby. Use proper ventilation (not on sofas, cushions, beds,
enclosed Security Clips to help secure cords. etc which may block ventilation)
Never use extension cords with AC adapters. - Nursery monitors use public ainivaves to transmit
Use only the AC Adapters provided. signals. This monitor may pick up signals from
0 When an AC Adapter is plugged into an electrical other monitors or similar devices and other
outlet, do not touch the exposed end. monitors may pick
- Test monitor before first use, periodically, and when up signals from
changing location of the Baby’s Unit, Parent’s Unit your transmitter.
or Sensor Pad
ACAUTION:
KEEP SMALL PARTS OUT OF CHILD’S REACH.
FEATURES & COMPONENTS:
lAlY’S s 0 [AI [ED BABY’S UNIT Channel switch
umr ‘"‘°’ " ‘"“ (BACK VIEW) PARENTS umr mum's Uer (BACK VIEW)
Sensitivity
Knob (on
underside) 1 | Sound 7
Li hts —
, a.) firm— 5 -
Movement _
—|.ights
I I OnNqume I
Power On LED Multi-Position Chihߢ|J Sensor Pad Jack | Speaker Dial Battery Compartment
AC Adapter Jack M'“’°P"°“° “MW Movement Sensor OnIAIarm LED Adjustable Belt (lip
(on under side) Onloff Switch
Power On lED (green) AC Adam" m"
Low Battery (amber)
‘w
— AC Adapter Sensor Pads
(MO) (two)
5 E T U P & U S E :
Baby's Unit
0 Place the Baby’s Unit in the
nursery near the crib on a flat surface,
such as a dresser, bureau or shelf
(not in the crib or Within child's reach).
Insert AC Adapter into the AC Adapter
Jack on the bottom of the Baby‘s Unit,
as shown in Figure A Plug the
AC Adapter into a standard
electrical outlet.
table top
‘sfli
, I r
0 Pull up the Multi—
P05ition Microphone and
angle it so it is faCing baby
(see Figure B), This unique
microphone will focus on
baby's sounds and filter out
background noise,
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0 Place the Sensor Pads, with logo faCing up,
centered under the crib mattress, as shown in Figure C,
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i i
Note: There should be no bed sheets between the Sensor
Pads and the crib mattress. The Sensor Pads should be placed
on a firm surface, liyou have a box spring or another pad
under the mattress, you Will need to place a board on top of them.
Then place the Sensor Pads on the boards The board should be
about the size of the crib or at least 20" x 49" x ‘l/ “r
0 Slide Sensor Pad Jack
Cover off, as shown in Figure D.
0 Plug each Sensor Pad
cord into the Sensor Pad Jack
on the Baby’s Unit, as shown in
Figure E. Slide Sensor Pad Jack
Cover back on.
SET UP & USE (continued):
0 Make sure the air tubes have no sharp bends or kinks.
Put crib mattress on top of Sensor Pads. BE SURE TO KEEP ALL
CORDS OUT OF BABY’S REACH.
0 Position the Channel Selector (A/OFF/B) to channel A
to turn on the audio mode. The Power On LED will illuminate
green, Note: Do not slide the Movement ON/OFF Switch to
ON until you have placed the baby in the crib; otherwise, the
movement alarm will sound.
Parent’s Unit
0 Place the Parent's Unit in the room from which you
want to monitor your baby(ie. bedroom or living room). Plug
an AC Adapter into the AC Adapter Jack on the Parents Unit
and the other end into a standard electrical outlet.
0 Turn the Parents Unit on using the OnNqume Dial.
The Power On LED will illuminate green. Set the Channel
Selector to channel A.
Testing Movement Alarm:
Once you have set up your monitor according to the instructions
above, we recommend that you test the system. Turn on the Bab\/s
Unit and the Parent's Unit and set both to channel A. Since your
baby is not in the crib, there is no movement, so after 20 seconds
the alarm should sound on the Baby's Unit and the Parents Unit.
Also, the Sensor On/Alarm LED on the Parents Unit and the Baby/5
Unit and all movement llSi’i'S on Parent's Unit Will flash, To shut the
alarm oft, postion the Movement ON/OFF Switch on the Baby’s
Unit to OFF.
if the alarm doesn't sound when you perform this test, check to
make sure all cords are fully plugged in and connected and
make sure both Units are turned on.
Your baby should be movrng the entire time he or she sleeps.
A period of non—movement could indicate a potentially
serious problem. If the Sensor Pads do not detect movement
for 90 seconds, an alarm will sound, alerting you to go to the
nursery and assess the situation
Adjusting Sensitivity:
The Sensor Pads are extremely sensitive and may pick up
vibrations in the nursery, such as strong drafts, ceiling fans or
low flying planes outside your home, etc. lfyour baby stops
moving, but the monitor is picking up these vibrations, the
monitor may not alarm. Be sure to eliminate or reduce these
factors as much as pOSSible. You may need to move the crib to
the center of the nursery and place the crib on an area rug, to
reduce Vibrations on the crib, You can also reduce the
sensitivity of your monitor by adjusting SensitiVity Knob on
the bottom of the Baby’s Unit to a lower setting (See Figure F,
Note: 6 is the setting for maximum sensitivity. i is the setting
for minimum sensitivity). This will reduce the sensitivity of your
monitor so it won't pick up on household vibrations, but Wi
continue to pick up all of your baby's movements.
We recommend testing
your monitor periodically, ’ o
This Will help you determine
if there are any vibrations
preventing the monitor ,
from alarming.
Sensltlvl
Knob .
Testing Sound:
l—lave another adult speak in a normal tone and whisper near
the crib (or use a radio). The other person should listen to the
Parent's Unit. Test both channels for best performance, but
make Sure that the Units are on the same channel.
Using Your Monitor
- Once you have followed the instructions for proper set up
and testing, turn on the power on both Units (Power On LED
on each Unit will turn green), Make sure they are set to the
same channel (A or B).
- Place baby in the center of the crib (note: the Sensor Pads
will pick up on movements regardless of where baby lies in
crib, but the ideal position is in the center).
- Turn the Movement ON/OFF Switch on the Baby's Unit to ON
0 Adjust volume on Parent’s Unit as needed.
' if on a rare, but serious occaSion, your baby’s movements
stop for 90 seconds, the alarm Will sound on the Baby’s Unit
and the Parents Unit, Also, the Sensor On/Alarm LED on the
Parent's Unit and the Babys Unit and all movement lights on
Parent's Unitwill flash. Go to the nursery immediately and check
on baby.
Note: To turn off the alarm, set the ON/Off Switch to OFF on both
units to reset.
- When naptime is over and you take your baby out of the crib,
be sure to first set the Movement ON/OFF Switch to OFF so
the alarm won‘t sound,
SPECIAL FEATURES:
- Sound Lights will illuminate on the Parents Unit depending
on the level of your baby’s sounds. For example, ifyourchild is
just cooing, only one or two lights will illuminate. lfyour baby is
crying, several Will illuminate, dependrng on how loud she is
crying. This feature is particularly helpful ifyou are in a nOisy room.
- Movement Lights Will illuminate each time baby moves,
providing you With additional peace of mind.
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PROBLEM SOLVING:
Problem Solution
Faise aiarm (aiarm sounds even
though baby is moving)
- Make sure aii connections are secure (Sensor Pads to Baby’s Unit, Baby’s Unit to outlet).
' Make sure the Sensor Pads are positioned correctiyand in direct contact with the crib mattress.
Aiarm not sounding, even when
baby is not in crib
0 Eiiminate or reduce room vibrations.
0 Set Sensitivity Adjuster to a lower setting.
Static
- Make sure both Uni‘s are on the same channei (try using the other channel if necessary)
- Move the Parent's Unit cioser to the Baby's Unit.
0 Move Parent’s Unit away from other monitors, cordless phones, waikie—taikies, etc.
Squealing noise
- Parent's Unit and Baby’s Unit too close together 7 move further apart.
- Turn down the voiume on either or both Units.
Weak reception or no reception
- Make sure both Units are turned on.
- Make sure both Unis are on the same channei (try using the other channel if necessary).
- May need to repiace battery in Parent’s Unit (first make sure battery is properly installed).
- Ensure both Units are upright.
- Move Parent's Unit closer to the Baby’s Unit.
If you experience a probiem that is not noted in this manuai, piease do not return the product to the store. Our Customer Relations Department
may have a simpie soiution to your probiem. Piease contact us at i-800-268-6937 or e-maii us at customerservice@summerinfantcom.
Use without Movement Feature:
When your chiid is older and you feei comfortabie about his
or her movements, you may choose to remove the Sensor Pads
and continue to use this product as a traditionai sound
monitor, or simply position the Movement ON/OFF Switch
to OFF.
To Use the Parent's Unit in Portable Mode:
Installing the battery:
For use in portabie mode the Parent's Unit requires one 9V
batten/(not inciuded). Be sure to orient the + and f properiy
(see figure 6). The battery compartment is iabeied
for reference. in” i
When the Power On/Low
Battery Light is illuminated
amber, the battery needs
to be replaced. 0
FCC Information
Tips:
- Use oniya 9Vaikaiine battery,
0 When battery is iow, the Power On/Low Battery indicator will
iiiuminate amber.
0 To conserve battery power, use AC Adapter whenever
possibie. Remove battery during iong periods of non—use.
0 If a battery is exhausted, remove it immediateiy from the
Parent's Unit.
- Properly dispose of exhausted batteries.
Belt Clip:
For convenience and port—
ability, you can ciip the
Parents Unit to your beit or
waistband after a battery
has been installed.
This device complies with part i5 of the FCC Ruies. Operation is subject to the foiiowrng two conditions: (i ) This device may not cause
harmfui interference, and (9) this device must accept any interference received, inciuding interference that may cause undesired operation.
CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressiy approved by the manufacturer couid void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
We at Summer Infant stand
behind aii of our products.
If you are not compieteiy
satisfied or have any questions,
piease contact our
Customer Service Department
pa 5 e at ‘i—8007968—6937 or e—maii us at
4 customerservice@summerinfantcom
© 9001 Summer infant, Inc.
6 Biackstone Vaiiey Piace
Suite 206
Lincoin, Ri 09865 USA
1800126876937
wwwsumrrierinfantcom
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