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jablotron nanny User manual

Baby monitor BM-02 “Nanny“ 4/4 MFV51802 Baby monitor BM-02 “Nanny“ 1/4 MFV51802
• Do not use a mattress made of hard material such as expanded polystyrene – it may result
in the failure of the device (such materials are extremely sensitive to air movements).
• Please be aware that the device can only warn you in the case of an emergency. If the
baby has a medical problem, it is up to you or a doctor to help.
• anufacturer provides warranty for the product itself. The warranty is not valid for batteries
and manufacturer is not responsible if the product is not used according to this manual.
• The manufacturer does not recommend buying or renting a second hand product. In case
of careless manipulation the sensitivity of the sensor can decrease with all consequences.
The manufacturer has no responsibility for events that can happen in that case.
Battery replacement
If the batteries are low the red indicator will flash and there will be no beep sound after
it is tuned on. In this case replace the batteries. Use only 2 new size AA alkaline batteries
(orientation is clearly marked in the battery compartment). Switch the Nanny on after battery
replacement and you should hear a beep sound. If there is no beep check the batteries. Do not
use rechargeable accumulators.
Maintenance and cleaning
The Nanny does not require any regular maintenance. Regular testing of the device is
recommended (once a week).
Use a soft wet cloth to clean the device when necessary (no aggressive cleaning agent
should be used). Avoid water or any other liquid getting inside the control unit or inside the
sensor pad. Protect the sensor pad from physical damage (impacts falls bending etc. can
damage the sensor).
Specifications:
Power 3 V, 2x 1,5 V size AA alkaline batteries
Stand-by consumption 0.2 mA
Average battery life time 6 months (frequent testing makes it shorter)
Recommended weight of user from min. 2 kg to max. 15 kg
Sensor pad model B -02D, size max. 350 x 550 x 15 mm,
weight 1500 g, made of PVC-P
Control unit size max. 135 x 70 x 35 mm, weight 150 g, made of ABS
Working environment +5°C to +35°C, rel. humidity 30% to 75%
Storage environment 0°C to +40°C, rel.humidity 10% to 85%
Lifetime of the product 2 years
Contents: sensor pad, control unit, extension cable, splitting connector and plastic wall mount holder.
Conformity assessment was accomplished by the Notified Body No.1014.
It was also rigistered by the inistry of Health Care of the Czech Republic
Hereby, Jablotron Ltd., declares that this BM-02 is in compliance with the
essential re uirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1993/42/EC.
Original of the conformity assessment can be found at the web page www.jablotron.cz, section Technical support.
Note: Dispose of batteries safely depending on the type of the batteries
and local regulation. Although this product does not contain any harmful
materials we suggest you to return the product to the dealer or directly to
the producer after usage.
BM-02 “Nanny“ Baby Monitor
Congratulations to you and your newborn baby and to your wisdom in
purchasing the ”Nanny”. Not only will your child be sleeping peacefully!
Description
The BM-02 „Nanny“ continuously checks your baby’s breathing and movements
to confirm the absence of a possible danger. The Nanny triggers an acoustic and
visual alarm if breathing stops for longer than 20 seconds or if the rate of breathing
is bellow 8 breaths per minute. This allows for Apnea (Sudden Infant Death
Syndrome) and other life threatening conditions to be indicated in time to save the
child.
The BM-02 sensor pad positioned under the bed’s mattress detects the gentle
movements of an infant’s chest. Signals from the sensor go to the control unit which
confirms regular breathing or movements. The device has no physical contact with
the baby and it also does not generate any form of energy. So it cannot have any
harmful effect to the human body.
Baby monitor BM-02 “Nanny“ 2/4 MFV51802 Baby monitor BM-02 “Nanny“ 3/4 MFV51802
Installation
1.
Place the sensor pad on the bed bottom as shown in the diagram. Place the
mattress on the sensor pad and be sure that the sensor is well positioned with
the mattress using the following guidelines:
• Center of the sensor pad should be approximately in the position of where the baby’s chest
will be
• Pad should be on a smooth & solid surface – It should not be bent .
• If there is only a spring grid supporting the bed place a solid board (wood plywood etc.)
between the pad and the spring grid.
• If you want to use the Nanny in multiple beds use extra sensor pads (item number BM-
02D). Install them in each bed and change only the location of the control unit.
• Up to two sensor pads can be used in each bed with a single control unit if the child is large.
Using the device for twins: It is essential that each baby has its own bed and there is a separate device
installed in each bed. The beds cannot touch. The children cannot even share one bed each having a
separate device. It is also not allowed that both children share one unit having separate sensor pads
connected together with the enclosed cable splitter. These incorrect solutions can endanger one baby’s life!
2.
Connecting batteries to the control unit (battery compartment is on the rear
side of the control unit):
• Use only 2 new size AA alkaline batteries.
• Polarity of the batteries is clearly marked in the battery compartment.
• Close the battery cover and turn the switch to position I.
• If the batteries are OK the indicators will flash and you will hear a beep.
• Switch the unit OFF again (position 0)
• If there is no beep after turning ON check the batteries.
3.
Attaching the control unit to the bed – using the fastening belt
• The unit should be visible and should not be covered by anything
• For bigger children we recommend to locate the unit out of their reach
• It is also possible to use a wall mount holder to attach the control unit to the wall
4.
Connecting the sensor’s cable to the unit – you should hear a click
• Route the cable in such a way that there is no slack long enough to make a loop. For
bigger children the cable should be out of their reach
• If you do not use the entire length of the cable fix the excess firmly under the mattress.
• If you position the control unit in another room use the extension cable (5m) which is
provided with the set. Only one extension cable can be used.
• If you use two sensor pads in a bed a cable splitter is provided in the set.
• To disconnect the cable from the unit – press the connector tab towards the cable
Switch and Indicators
Switch
– position 0 = OFF I = ON
Green indicator – a short flash indicates a breath or a movement of the baby
Red indicator – flashing when there is an ALARM
Red indicator – flashing indicates low batteries
Operation
A. Put the baby to bed.
B. Turn on the unit (confirmed by a beep and a flash of all LED indicators)
C. The green led indicator will flashes as the baby breathes or moves
D. Turn off the unit before you take the baby out of the bed.
ALARM
If the baby is not breathing for longer than 20 seconds or the breath rate is too slow an
alarm signal will sound and the red indicator will flash.
Check the baby and provide first aid if necessary (make sure that there are no reasons
for choking start resuscitation call for emergency help). In some cases of Apnea the sound of
the unit itself can wake the baby up and he/she will start to breath again on his/her own.
Alarm can be stopped by the switching the unit off.
There may be rare cases of false alarms especially when the child is crawling and moves
off the sensor pad.
Testing
You can test function of the Nanny in the following way (should be tested once a week):
1. If the baby is in the bed and the unit is ON the green indicator should flash as the
baby is breathing or moving.
2. Leave the unit ON and take the baby out of the bed.
• The green indicator may continue to blink for a certain time (vibrations of
the bed caused by the baby’s removal)
• Do not hold or touch the bed – the device may detect your breathing
3. When the flashing has stopped for 20 seconds the unit will make warning beeps and will
start the alarm sound
• The red indicator should flash when the alarm is triggered.
• Stop alarm by turning the switch on the unit OFF.
If the device does not work as described above, check that:
• There is a beep after switching it on. If not check the batteries.
• After taking the baby out of the bed the green indicator stops flashing (within a
minute or so) – if not the device is detecting some intrusive vibrations – see
following warning.
Important warning:
• The Nanny is a very sensitive instrument, capable of sensing a sleeping baby’s
breathing. Intrusive vibrations of the bed, the floor or the entire building can influence its
performance. The bed should not be in physical contact with another bed (which is
used by another person or animal) or with any device that generates vibrations.
Intrusive vibrations can also be caused by a powerful air movement (fan, air-
conditioning…), by walking close the bed and by other sources. If you move the bed to
a new location, you should test the Nanny before you use it.

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