DBPOWER BM-148RX Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 13
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Problems
1. No power
2. Message not
transmitted.
3. No sound signal
4. Received
Conversation or
sound from neighbors.
5. Hearing static or
rustle from Parent unit.
Technical Specifications
Power Supply Voltage:
Parents unit : 3 AAA batteries or rechargeable batteries & Adaptor: AC120V, DC 7.5V
Baby unit
: 3 AAA batteries or rechargeable batteries & Adaptor: AC120V, DC 7.5V
Operation Frequency : 2.401~2.482GHz
Operating Range: up to 300m in ideal conditions
Mic Sensitivity : 1 to 2 meter
Solutions
- Unit is turned off.
- Check if the batteries are installed properly.
- Make sure the adaptor is connected to the Unit properly if using
the adaptor instead of batteries.
- The Unit may be in low battery status, change new batteries.
- Sound sensitivity level of Baby unit is too low, turn the sound
sensitivity switch to "HI" position.
- Units are out of range or lost connection. Ensure the distance
between the units within 300m.
Note: Communication range varies depending on surrounding
conditions such as physical obstructions, interference.
- Make sure the TALK key of Parents unit is not pressed.
- Make sure the unit is unlocked.
- Ensure both units have already scanned the corresponding
code.
- Volume level on Parents unit is set too low. Adjust it to higher
volume.
- Sound sensitivity level of Baby unit is too low, Turn the
Sound Sensitivity switch to"HI" positions.
- Units are out of range. Ensure the distance between the units
within 300m.
- Make sure the TALK key of Parents unit is not pressed.
- Make sure the unit is not locked key.
- Ensure both units have already scanned the corresponding
code.
- Signal interference due to other nursery monitor on the same ID
Code or cordless phone used.
- Change both units to another ID code by pressing LINK key.
- The both units are positioned too close to each other. Keep away
two units at about 1m.
- The volume is set too high. Lower the volume at the Parent unit.
- Reposition or replace batteries.
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