BT Video Baby Monitor 630 User manual

Job No. 2829
Client BT
Project BTVBM630 Baby Monitor User Guide
Revision 3-DR
Modied 20/10/15
Created 21/08/15
BT Video Baby Monitor 630
User Guide

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Contents
Important safety notices
1. Your baby monitor is designed as just an aid. It isn’t a substitute for responsible and proper adult supervision.
2. Make sure all cables and units are out of your baby’s reach – at least one metre away.
3. Never cover either unit, put them in moist places or inside the cot, bed or playpen.
4. If you travel abroad, check the voltage on your unit’s plugs match the local power output.
5. Only use the battery supplied for the Parent unit. If you need to replace it, contact our helpdesk.
6. Do not take the product apart. If you need repairs, get in touch with our helpdesk.
Welcome .................................................. 3
Getting set up ............................................ 4
Get to know the Baby unit .............................. 7
Get to know the Parent unit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Testing the video and audio ............................12
Parent unit on-screen icons ...........................13
Parent unit menu overview ............................14
Using the Parent unit ...................................15
Using the Baby unit .....................................20
Using Lullabies ..........................................21
New addition? ...........................................22
Help and troubleshooting ..............................24
General information ....................................27

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Welcome
Thanks for buying a BT Baby Monitor.
You’llsoon be able to relax knowing you can
watch and listen for your baby’s every breath,
gurgle and wriggle.
But rst things rst. To get set up, just follow the steps over
the page. Set-up only takes a few minutes.
Then, you can learn all about your monitor and how to use it
from page 7.
Need some help? No problem – give us a call on
0800 218 2182*, or go to bt.com/producthelp.
* Calls made from within the UK mainland are free.
Mobile and international call costs may vary.

1 Take the battery cover o the Parent unit by sliding and lifting it. Check the battery
wire is connected to the socket inside the monitor. Put the battery cover back on by
sliding it towards the middle of the unit until it clicks into place.
Tip
To replace the battery, pull
it out of the compartment
and unplug the battery
connector from the socket.
Then follow the instructions
in step 1 to install it.
Tip
The rst time you use the
Parent unit, or if you haven’t
used it for a long time, it’ll
take 12 hours to fully charge.
When the battery gets very
low, it’ll take about 30
minutes to charge enough
for you to use it for a short
time.
To charge the Parent unit in
the shortest amount of time,
turn it o while it’scharging.
Getting set up
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2 To charge the Parent unit, plug the
cable into the Parent unit, then plug
it into the mains power socket and
switch the socket on.
Leave to charge for 12 hours.

Getting set up
Tip
Keep the power cord out of
baby’s reach by looping any
extra length and securing it.
3 Place the Baby unit near a power socket in the room where you’re going to be
monitoring your baby most of the time. It should also be at least one metre away
from your baby.
4 Plug the cable into the Baby unit, then plug it into
the mains power socket and switch the socket on.
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5 If you like, you can attach your Baby monitor to a wall. (Remember to check the
reception and position before you do that – you won’t be able to adjust it afterwards.)
Find out more about how to do that on page 24.

Getting set up
6 After the Parent unit has charged
for 12 hours you can switch it on.
Before you do, move the Parent
unit at least one metre from the
Baby unit. Any closer and you
might get audio feedback sounds.
It is also advisable to turn the Baby
unit volume down to a minimum to
stop any feedback. See page 20.
Press and hold down the Power
on/o button for about two
seconds.
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When does near become
too far?
The maximum range
between your Parent and
Baby units is about 300
metres outdoors and about
50 metres indoors. Thick
walls and doors reduce the
units’ range and aect how
they link to each other.
The battery status icon will appear on the screen. If the battery icon is solid in
colour, the Parent unit is fully charged and you can start using it.
If the battery icon is half full, or ashing, that means it only has enough charge to be
used for a short time, so you’ll need to charge it again for about 30 minutes.
If a power plug icon appears instead of the battery icon, that means the battery is
either completely empty or isn’t installed right.

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Get to know the Baby unit
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Control key panel
Power on/o
Press and hold to turn the Baby
unit on and o.
Pair
Press and hold this to link the
Baby unit to the Parent unit.
Vol+ and Vol-
Press these to increase and
decrease the listening volume.
Play/Pause
Press to play and stop playing
lullabies.
Skip
Press to skip to the next lullaby.
Camera
Infrared LED lights
These are backup lights for
nightvision.
Power on/o light
If the light is on, the Baby unit
is powered and linked with
the Parent unit. If the light is
ashing, either the Baby unit
isn’t linked with the Parent unit
or the units are still trying to
link to each other.
Microphone
Stand
Tilt to adjust the camera angle.

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Get to know the Baby unit
Speaker
Temperature
sensor
Power socket

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Get to know the Parent unit
Sound level display
These LED lights show the level
of sound being detected from the
Baby unit. When they’re green,
the unit is detecting a moderate
sound. When they’re red, the unit
is detecting a louder sound.
They also show you how loud the
volume is when you’re adjusting
the Parent unit’s speaker volume.
Green is quieter (level 1-3) and
red is louder (level 4-5).
Battery level light
This light turns on when the
Parent unit is being charged.
It ashes when the battery is low.
It turns o when the battery’s fully
charged.
Power on/o light
This light turns on when the
Parent unit is on. It ashes when
the Parent and Baby units are
linking up, or if it can’t detect
the Baby unit.

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Get to know the Parent unit
Control key panel
Vol+/up arrow
Press to increase the speaker volume.
Press to scroll up when you’re in the menu.
Press and hold to move the camera image
up if it’s zoomed in.
Zoom out/left arrow
Press to zoom out when you’re
looking at a camera image.
Press and hold to move the camera
image left if it’s zoomed in.
Press to choose the option on the
left when you’re in the menu.
Menu/Select
Press to open the menu.
Press to select an icon or save a
setting when you’re in the menu.
Talk
Press and hold to talk to your
baby through the Baby unit.
Zoom in/right arrow
Press to zoom in when you’re
looking at a camera image.
Press and hold to move the camera
image right if it’s zoomed in.
Press to choose the option on the right
when you’re in the menu.
Power on/o
Press and hold to turn the
Baby unit on and o.
Vol-/down arrow
Press to decrease the speaker volume.
Press to scroll down when you’re in
themenu.
Press and hold to move the camera
image down if it’s zoomed in.

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Get to know the Parent unit
Slot for optional wrist strap
Battery compartment cover
Power socket

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Testing the video and audio
Once the Baby and Parent units are set up, the rst thing to do is check the video and
audio are working as they should be. It’s also a good idea to do that if you haven’t used
them for a while.
To do that:
1 with the Parent and Baby units in the same room, at least one metre away from each
other, press the button on the Baby unit. The power light should turnon
2 press and hold the button on the Baby unit again. The power light should turn o
3 press and hold the button on the Parent unit. The screen should turn on
4 press and hold the button on the Parent unit again. The screen should turn o.
Tip
To test the sound, adjust the
volume and sound sensitivity
levels so you can pick up the
sound in your baby’s room.
To test the video, adjust
the sound activation to
maximum (level 5) so the
video stays on to test,
then adjust so the Parent
unit screen turns o
automatically when no
sound is detected from the
Baby unit within 20 seconds.

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Connection strength
This shows how strong a signal the Parent unit is
picking up from the Baby unit.
Current unit view
This shows the number of the Baby unit you’re looking
at (if you’ve got more than one).
Split screen
In this view, you’ll see all Baby units at once.
Zoom
This appears if the camera image is zoomed in.
Lullaby
This appears if the Baby unit is playing a lullaby.
Mute
This appears if the volume is turned o.
Sound activation
This appears if the Baby unit has detected sound in your
baby’s room. When that happens, the camera image
automatically turn on.
Temperature
This shows the temperature in your baby’s room.
Battery life
This shows how much battery you have left. A plug
symbol will appear if you’re using the Parent unit when
plugged in. It will ash when the battery is charging.
Parent unit on-screen icons

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Camera
If you’ve got more than one Baby unit, use this screen
to see the camera image from an individual Baby unit or
see all Baby units by choosing split screen.
Zoom
Zoom in and out when you’re looking at the
camera image.
Brightness
Change the brightness of the screen.
Sound Sensitivity
Change how sensitive the sound detection is on your
Baby unit.
Sound activation
Check on your baby whenever there is noise in their
room. You can choose to have the sound on or o.
Lullabies
The Baby unit has ve lullabies it can play to your baby.
You can choose which one to play, or play them all, from
here.
Temperature
Choose whether you see the temperature in °C or °F.
Pairing
The Parent and Baby units are already linked, but if you
get another Baby unit, or replace the one you’ve got,
you can add it to your baby monitoring system using
this option.
Parent unit menu overview

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You can use the Parent unit to set up and adjust the settings of the baby monitor system.
You’ll need to make any changes when the unit’s not in use.
How to turn it on and o
Press and hold the button for about two seconds. The screen will turn on. Press and
hold the button again to turn the Parent unit o.
How to turn the screen on and o
If you want to turn o the screen but keep the Parent unit on so it will still pick up any
sounds from your baby’s room, press the button once. Press it again at any time to
turn the screen back on.
How to open and use the menu
The menu is where you can make most changes to the baby monitor system.
To do that:
1 press Menu/Select
2 move around the menu items using the and arrows until
you’re on the feature you want to change
3 press Menu/Select again to open that feature
4 use the and arrows to make the changes you want within that feature
5 press the Menu/Select button to conrm and close the menu.
Using the Parent unit

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Using the Parent unit
How to change the brightness of the screen
The default screen brightness is level 3, which is the middle setting.
To change it:
1 press Menu/Select
2 use the and arrows to scroll to the
3 use those buttons again to adjust the brightness to the level you prefer
4 press Menu/Select to conrm and close the menu.
How to change the speaker volume
The Parent unit has ve volume settings, or you can turn o the sound completely.
Tochange the volume, simply press the Vol+ or Vol- buttons.
How to change the sound sensitivity
You can use the Parent unit to adjust how sensitive the Baby unit will be when picking up
noise from your baby’s room. The default setting is level 3, which is the middle setting.
Raising it to level 5 means the Baby unit will pick up any sound from your baby’s room,
including background noise. Lowering the level to between 1 and 4 means you’ll only hear
when your baby’s making a lot of noise or crying loudly.

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Using the Parent unit
To change it:
1 press Menu/Select
2 press the and arrows to scroll to
3 press the and arrows to choose the level youwant
4 press Menu/Select to conrm.
How to set the screen to turn on and o automatically
You can set the screen to only turn on when the Baby unit is picking up sounds. On this
setting, the screen will turn o automatically when there are no sounds for 20 seconds.
To do that:
1 press Menu/Select
2 press the and arrows to scroll to
3 press the and arrows to choose either (automatic screen setting on) or
(automatic screen setting o)
4 press Menu/Select to conrm.
(You’ll also hear a beep when the screen automatically turns on and o.)

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How to zoom in and out
You can set the screen to only turn on when the Baby unit is picking up sounds. On this
setting, the screen will turn o automatically when there are no sounds for 20 seconds.
To do that:
1 press Menu/Select
2 press the and arrows to scroll to
3 press the and arrows to choose to zoom in or to zoom out
4 press Menu/Select to conrm.
Or you can use and
How to talk to your baby using the monitor
To give your baby some words of comfort, press and hold the Talk button and speak into
the Parent unit’s microphone.
Using the Parent unit

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How to change the temperature format
To make sure your baby’s room is at a comfortable temperature, your handy baby monitor
will let you know if it’s getting too hot or too cold.
To change whether the temperature shows in °C or °F:
1 press Menu/Select
2 press the and arrows to scroll to
3 press the and arrows to choose °C or °F
4 press Menu/Select to conrm.
How to make it portable
You can attach a strap to your Parent
unit to save you carrying it. On the back
of the unit, you’ll nd a hook where you
can attach it.
Using the Parent unit
Note
Carrying strap is not included.
Make sure the Parent unit
battery is installed and
charged before unplugging
the power adaptor.

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How to turn it on and o
Press the button. The power light will turn on. Press and hold the button again to
turn the Baby unit o. The power light will also turn o.
How to change the speaker volume
The Baby unit has ve volume settings. The default setting is level 3. To change the
volume, simply press the Vol+ or Vol- buttons. This will also change the volume of a
lullaby that’s playing.
About night vision
So that you can see your baby at night, the Baby unit automatically uses the light from
its infrared LED lights to capture images in a dark room. Because of that, it can only show
images in black andwhite.
How to reset settings to default
You can reset the Baby unit’s settings using the Parent unit. To do that:
1 press and hold Menu/Select on the Parent unit
2 while holding down Menu/Select, press the button three times
3 let go of Menu/Select and then press it again within one second.
Using the Baby unit
Tip
Switching to night mode
is automatic, activation is
dependent on the light level
in the rooms.
In night mode your picture
will change to black and
white.