Amplicomms Watch & Care V100 User manual

User Guide
Watch
& Care
V100

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1 Antenna
2 Sound level LEDs
3 Play / Pause
4 Lullaby selector
5 Talk button
6 Menu button
7 VOX LED
8 Loudspeaker
9 Microphone
10 Power LED
11 On/Off switch
12 Reduce volume and brightness/
menu options selection
13 Increase volume and bright-
ness / menu options selection
14 Belt clip/Support
15 Battery compartment
16 Charger
17 Charge contacts
ÜBERSICHT
Monitor unit (receiver)
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AT A GLANCE

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Camera unit (transmitter)
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18 Night light
19 Light sensor
20 Power LED
21 Microphone
22 Lens
23 Antenna
24 Loudspeaker
25 Temperature sensor
26 Socket for power adapter plug
27 ON/OFF switch
28 Battery compartment

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CONTENTS
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Putting the Units into Operation.....................................................................4
Checking the package contents .................................................................4
Connecting and aligning the transmitter ..................................................4
Connecting the receiver ..............................................................................5
Operating the Transmitter ..............................................................................8
Switching the transmitter on/off ................................................................8
Connecting and aligning the transmitter ..................................................8
Night vision .................................................................................................8
Operating the Receiver ..................................................................................10
Switching the receiver on/off ...................................................................10
Setting the brightness ..............................................................................10
Adjusting the temperature measurement ..............................................10
Switching the night light on/off ...............................................................11
Switching the vibration alarm on/off ......................................................11
Adjusting the VOX sensitivity ..................................................................11
Selecting a lullaby .....................................................................................12
Intercom function ......................................................................................12
Range .........................................................................................................13
Registration ................................................................................................13
Appendix..........................................................................................................16
Safety Information ....................................................................................16
Intended use ..............................................................................................16
Installation location and safety information ...........................................16
Power adapter plug ...................................................................................17
Rechargeable batteries .............................................................................17
Power failure .............................................................................................17
Medical equipment ...................................................................................17
Disposal ......................................................................................................18
Helpline .......................................................................................................18

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CONTENTS
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Troubleshooting guide - Problems and solutions...................................19
Declaration of conformity..........................................................................20
Maintenance ...............................................................................................20
Technical data.............................................................................................21
Guarantee ...................................................................................................22
Index.................................................................................................................24

Putting the
Units into
Operation
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Putting the Units into Operation
Checking the package contents
The package contains:
• One camera unit (transmitter)
• One monitor unit (receiver) with belt clip/support
• One rechargeable battery for the receiver
• One power adapter plug for the transmitter
• One charger with power adapter plug for the receiver
• One operating manual
Connecting and aligning the transmitter
Operating with batteries (not contained in the material supplied)
Use a small screwdriver to open the transmit-
ter’s battery compartment on the underside.
Insert the batteries, paying attention to correct
polarity. Refer to the diagrams in the battery
compartment. Close the battery compartment
again.
Important: please make sure you’ve read the safety information on
page 16 before you set up your system.
The data transmitted (image and/or sound) are digitally coded.
Attention: Position the transmitter with a minimum distance of 1 m to
other electronic devices, otherwise there is a risk of mutual disturbance.
Point the upper section of the transmitter towards the baby or object
you want to monitor. Check that the baby or object is suitably displayed
on the receiver.
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PUTTING THE UNITS INTO OPERATION
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In the case of a low battery charge, the Power LED flashes slowly. The batte-
ries must be replaced.
Operating with a power adapter plug
Connect the transmitter as illustrated in the diagram. For safety reasons,
only use the power adapter plug supplied.
Connecting the receiver
Operating with a power adapter plug
Connect the receiver as illustrated in the diagram. For safety reasons, only
use the power adapter plug supplied.
Attention: Position the receiver with a minimum distance of 1 m to
other electronic devices, otherwise there is a risk of mutual disturbance.
The transmitter is operated by means of 4 AAA Alkaline batteries (not
contained in the material supplied). The transmitter cannot be charged.
Insert the batteries before connecting the power adapter plug.
Mains power outlet
Mains power outlet
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Operation with rechargeable batteries
1. Turn the belt clip upwards.
2. Open the battery compartment on the rear side of the receiver.
3. Insert the batteries, paying attention to correct polarity.
4. Close the battery compartment again.
5. Turn the belt clip back downwards.
Using the belt clip/support
You can use the belt clip/support as a belt clip by turning it upwards.
When tuned downwards, it can be used as a support to keep it in a standing
position.
The receiver is powered by a a Lithium-ion battery pack of 3.7 V,
1800 mAh. The rechargeable battery pack can be recharged directly in
the receiver when it is inserted in the charging station. The Power LED
lights up red when the receiver is being charged. In the case of a low
battery charge, the Power LED flashes slowly. The battery pack must
then be recharged.
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PUTTING THE UNITS INTO OPERATION