Denver SC-15 User manual

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WIRELESS 2.4GHz HANDHELD BABY MONITOR
DENVER SC-15 USER MANUAL
Please read all instructions thoroughly before using your Baby Monitor.
Content and Features
Features CAMERA:
1. Antenna 2. ON/OFF Switch
3. Tilt Adjustment Knob. (Controls up and down tilt of camera for optimal viewing)
4. Night Vision LED's: Provides a black and white view of baby even in a darkened room.
5. Microphone. 6. Channel Switch 1,2,3,4 7. Power Indicator
8. Camera Lens 9. AC Adaptor 10. AC Adaptor Jack
HANDHELD MONITOR:
1. Power Indicator 2. Colour Display 3. LCD Digital Alarm Clock
4. Function Button 5. Speaker 6. UP/DOWN Button
7. Volume Control 8. ON/OFF Switch 9. Earphone Jack
10. Antenna 11. Belt Clip/Monitor Stand 12. Battery Compartment
13. Video Out Jack 14. AC Adaptor Jack
AC Adaptor:
The AC Adaptors are low voltage power sources that
allow you to use your household electricity to run the
Baby Monitor. Connect the AC Adaptors to the AC
Adaptor Jack in the Parents and Baby Units. Both
plug into any standard volt electrical outlet in your
home. It is recommended to turn off the units before
plug in or unplug the adaptors.

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Care and Maintenance
1. The Baby Monitor is for indoor use only. Do not place the Baby Unit
under direct sunlight. Outdoor use may damage the Baby & Parents
Units.
2. Clean the outer surface of Baby & Parent Units with a cloth dampened
with water or mild cleaning solution LIGHTLY. Do not immerse any part
of the product in water.
3. Do not drop the product or physically damage it, otherwise electronic
components may be affected by such abuse.
Caution:
1. Always remember that you are using public airwaves when you use the
Baby Monitor. Sound and video may be broadcasted to other
receiving devices. Conversations, even from rooms near the Baby
Unit may be broadcasted as well. To protect your privacy, always turn
the Baby Unit off when not in use.
2. It is possible for the Parents Unit to pick up sounds or display
interference from other signal producing devices including other audio
or video monitors which broadcast in the 2.4GHz range. To minimize
this potential problem, 4 independent channels are available for your use.
3. If the Parents Unit experiences interference, simply switch both the
Baby & Parents Units to another channel. Selecting a channel is
usually a one-time adjustment. If interference persists on all channels,
please refer to the Troubleshooting Section.
Testing
It is very important to test the transmission of Baby Unit and reception of
Parents Unit before use or whenever you change the location of either
Parents / Baby Units.
1. Place Baby Unit in room where you intend to use it. Position it in the
most appropriate location for monitoring the baby (on top of a table,
dresser, or on the wall). Turn on the Baby Unit by switching the ON /
OFF switch to ON.
2. Direct the camera lens towards the area you want to see on the Parents
Unit screen. While testing, it may be helpful to place an object, such as
a doll or stuffed animal, in the area you want to monitor.

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3. Place the Parents Unit in different locations you intend to use inside the
house. As with any audio equipment, feedback or a high pitched
sound may occur if the Parents & Baby Units are too close to each
other.
4. Set both units into the same channel.
To test video reception quality
5. Check the video reception on the Parents Unit screen. Make sure you
check the reception in all areas you intend to use both units.
6. To adjust Brightness, Contrast, or Color, please refer to the Operation
Section.
7. The Baby Unit will automatically switch to night vision mode when it is
placed in a completely darkened room. In night vision mode, the
picture will be black and white.
To test sound reception quality
8. Stay in the room with the Baby Unit, speak in both a whisper and a
normal conversation level from where the child is being monitored.
During sound testing, keep in mind the sound level of your child and test
accordingly.
9. Keep the Baby Unit far enough away from the Parents Unit to prevent
feedback noise. Place the Baby Unit in a different room than the
Parents Unit is sufficient.
Baby Unit Location & Set-up
You can position and adjust camera in different ways to provide the best
view of your baby. The Baby Unit can be easily mounted on wall, or simply
placed on a stable, flat surface, such as a dresser, table top or shelving unit.
IMPORTANT: Once you have selected a location for mounting, test the
reception of the Baby Monitor BEFORE installing any wall mount screws. If
interference or other problems occur, please refer to the Troubleshooting
Section.
WARNING:
In selecting a location to mount the Baby Unit, keep the following in mind:
- To prevent entanglement, only mount the Baby Unit at where its AC
adaptor cord is OUT OF CHILD'S REACH.

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- To prevent entanglement and overheating, only mount the Baby Unit at
where the AC adaptor cord can reach a standard wall outlet. Unwrap
and fully extend the AC adaptor cord. NEVER use an extension cord.
- For best viewing, position the Baby Unit approximately 3' (1m) away from
the child.
- Mount the Baby Unit in a location where the camera lens is unobstructed.
Use the tilt and swivel adjustments to properly aim the camera.
- Allow adequate ventilation of the Baby Unit when mounted on a wall. DO
NOT mount it directly above heating vents, other heat generating sources
or in direct sunlight.
Parents Unit Battery Installation
WARNING!
- Do not mix battery types e.g. alkaline, supplied rechargeable batteries or
other rechargeable batteries.
- Do not submerge any part of the Baby Monitor in water.
- Remove and dispose empty batteries promptly.
- Do not mix old and new batteries.
- Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision.
- Non-rechargeable battery is not to be recharged.
- DO NOT short circuit supplied terminals.
- Insert batteries as indicated inside the battery compartment.
- The supplied rechargeable batteries cannot be used in other devices.
CAUTION: Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace
only with the same or equivalent type, manufacturer, type number.
1. Expose the battery compartment door on the back of the Parents Unit by
pulling the belt clip downward and lift it up. It is not necessary to
remove the belt clip to install the batteries (Figure A)

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2. Install the supplied rechargeable batteries into the battery compartment
(Figure B). Close the battery compartment door and realign the belt clip.
3. For the initial use, we recommend the charging time is 10 hours, After
that, the recommended charging time is 10 hours. Use only the
supplied 6V AC adaptor for charging the supplied rechargeable
batteries. Plug into any nearby standard electrical outlet at home.
When the batteries are charging, the power indicator lights up with
flashing red colour. When the batteries are fully charged, the power
indicator is in green colour.
4. User can also install 3 alkaline AA batteries instead of the supplied
rechargeable batteries or directly operated by the supplied 6V AC
adaptor.
Note:
- The Baby Monitor will not work if the batteries are not inserted properly.
- A green-flashing power indicator and a low power alarm (2 beep tone)
indicate the battery level is low. You are recommended to recharge the
rechargeable batteries or insert new batteries. If not, the monitor will
automatically shutdown after 2 minutes.
Operational Procedure
Parents Unit
1. Once batteries are inserted properly, the clock display turns on and you could see
.
2. Switch the ON/OFF switch to ON position. The power indicator lights up in green.
At the same time, you should see the picture in the color display and hear sound
from the speaker, if Parents and Baby Units set on same channel.
3. Adjust the volume level by rotating the volume dial up and down.

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Baby Unit
1. Connect the Baby Unit with the supplied 9V AC adaptor. Plug it into the nearest
standard electrical outlet at home.
2. Turn on the unit by switching the ON/OFF switch to ON position. The power
indicator lights up in green.
3. Switch to set both units to the same
channel until you receive the correct picture and
clear voice on the Parents Unit.
4. Adjust the focus by turning the camera lens
clockwise or anti-clockwise until you see a clear
picture on the monitor.
SUMMARY OF CONTROL PANEL
Symbols shown on the
clock display window
Mode/Functions
Channel Selection
Colour Setting
Brightness Setting
Contrast Setting
Clock Setting
Alarm Setting
A. Video Setting
I) Color Setting
1. Press /until you see " "
2. Press to enter the color adjustment mode.
3. Press or to adjust the picture's color from 1 to 8 levels.
Level 8 is the highest level.
4. To confirm the setting, press or leave the unit alone for 5 seconds
to return to its normal operation.
II) Brightness Setting
1. Press / until you see " "
2. Press to enter the brightness adjustment mode

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3. Press or to adjust the picture's brightness from 1 to 8 levels.
Level 8 is the brightest.
4. To confirm the setting, press or leave the unit alone for 5 seconds
to return to its normal operation.
III) Contrast Setting
1. Press / until you see "?
2. Press to enter the contrast adjustment mode
3. Press or to adjust the picture's contrast from 1 to 8 levels.
Level 8 is the highest level.
4. o confirm the setting, press or leave the unit alone for 5 seconds
to return to its normal operation.
B. Channel Setting
1. Press / until you see" "
2. Press to enter the channel selection mode.
3. Press or to select a channel.
4. Repeat step 3 until you hear a clear sound and receive a clear image on
the Parents Unit, then press to confirm the setting. Make sure
the Baby Unit is in the same channel as the Parents Unit.
C. Clock Function
I) Clock Setting
1. Press / until you see " "
2. Press to enter the Clock Setting mode.
3. Press to select the HOUR or MINUTE digit to be adjusted
4. Press to select the desired number for the selected digit.
5. Press to confirm the clock setting.
II) Alarm Setting
1. Press / until you see " "
2. Press to enter the alarm setting mode
3. " " symbol would appear at the top right hand comer
4. Press to enter the alarm setting mode; or press / to
cancel alarm setting, the symbol " " will disappear
5. To set alarm, press to select the digit to be adjusted.

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6. Press to select the desired number for that digit.
7. Press to confirm the setting. The symbol" " will appear
III) Stop Clock Alarm
1. Press / or to stop the clock alarm
D. Connect Parents Unit with TV Set
By connecting the Parents Unit with TV set, the video will be displayed on
the TV set.
1. Connect the Parents Unit with the TV set with the supplied TV cable.
(For PAL System)
2. Turn on the TV, set it to the video viewing channel; user could see the
image captured by Baby Unit on TV screen now.
Troubleshooting
Problem Possible Cause Solution
Baby Unit is not
turned ON
-Slide the ON/OFF switch to the ON
position.
-Make sure house fuses and circuit
breakers are on.
-Make sure that any switch that controls
the power flow to the wall outlet is on
Baby
Unit
power
indicator
does
not light
AC adaptor not
properly connected
-Check AC adaptor jack-to-socket and
plug-to-outlet connections.
Power is turned
off. batteries
may be dead
-Turn on both Parents and Baby Units.
-Replace batteries, or recharge the
supplied rechargeable batteries.
-Operate the monitor by the adaptor only
to see if the Parents Unit is still
functioning.
-Make sure house fuses and circuit
breakers are on.
Parents
Unit
does not
show
video
image or
deliver
sound
AC adaptor not
properly
connected
-Make sure that any switch that controls
the power flow to the wall outlet is on.
Check the AC adaptor jack-to-socket and
plug-to-outlet connections.
-Be certain it is plugged into the AC jack.

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Object is too
close to the
Baby Unit
-Remove objects that are too close to the
Baby Unit or move the Baby Unit further
apart.
Picture
flickers
in low
light Baby or Parents
Units are near
metal
concentration
-Test reception by moving the Baby or
Parents Unit to different locations
throughout the house.
Picture
flickers
in low
light
Signal interference
due to other
monitors, cordless
or cellular
telephones, etc.
-Change the channel setting on the Baby
and Parent Units.
-Identify and eliminate the source of
interference
Parents Unit is
too close to the
Baby Unit
-Move the Parents Unit further away from
the Baby Unit
Audio
feedback
(squealin
g) Volume is set too
high
-Lower the volume on the Monitor
Power is turned
off
-Check the Baby and/or Parents Units'
power indicator.
-Check the connection of the adaptors and
the Parents and/or Baby Units.
Dark
picture at
night
Batteries may be
dead
-Replace batteries or recharge the
supplied rechargeable batteries
Technical Specifications
I. Handheld Parents Unit
1. Handheld operation voltage: DC6V or 3 X "AA" supplied
rechargeable batteries/alkaline batteries.
2. Low-voltage indication: ≤3.4V
3. Temperature range: 0° C -50° C
4. Power consumption: 3.0W
5. Operation frequency: 2.4GHz -2.4835GHz
6. Max . Range (clear line of sight): up to 300ft (In open area)
7. Video system: PAL
8. Number of effective pixels: 312(H) x 230(V)
9. Display usage: 1.5" TFD Panel
10. Size of handheld:120 x 77 x 35mm
11. Battery life ：Supplied rechargeable batteries: 2 Hours (100%
continuous use)

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II. Baby Unit
1. Operation voltage: AC/DC 9.0V 300mA
2. Temperature range: 0°C -50°C
3. Power consumption: 2.7W
4. Operation frequency: 2.4GHz-2.4835GHz
5. Sub-carrier frequency: 6.5MHz
6. Mic sensitivity: 1 to 2 meter
Instructions on environment protection
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Do not dispose of this product in the usual household garbage
at the end of its lifecycle; hand it over at a collection point for
the recycling of electrical and electronic appliances. The
symbol on the product, the instructions for use or the packing
will inform about the methods for disposal.
The materials are recyclable as mentioned in this marking. By
recycling, material recycling or other forms of re-utilization
of old appliances, you are making an important contribution
to protect our environment.
Please inquire at the community administration for the
authorized disposal location.