Luvion ICON LONG RANGE User manual

ICON LONG RANGE

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PRODUCTOVERZICHT/ PRODUCT LAYOUT / DESCRIPTION DU PRODUIT
BABY UNIT / BABY APPARAAT / UNITÉ BÉBÉ / BABYEINHEIT
Fig. 1
PARENT UNIT / OUDER APPARAAT / UNITÉ PARENTALE / ELTERNEINHEIT
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LCD DISPLAY BABY UNIT / LCDSCHERM VAN BABYUNIT / ÉCRAN LCD DE L’UNITÉ BÉBÉ / LCD
DISPLAY DER BABYEINHEIT
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LCD DISPLAY PARENT UNIT / LCDSCHERM VAN OUDERUNIT / ÉCRAN LCD DE L’UNITÉPAR
ENTS / LCDANZEIGE DER ELTERNEINHEIT
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PACKAGE CONTENTS:
• 1x Luvion® Icon Long Range Parent Unit
• 1x Luvion® Icon Long Range Baby Unit
• 1x Power adapter
• 1x USB cable
• 3x rechargeable battery
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Baby unit (Fig. 1)
1. Display
2. Up button
3. Menu button
4. Down button
5. Microphone
6. Nightlight
7. AC Power Plug
Parent unit (Fig. 2)
1. Antenna
2. Torch
3. Torch On/Off button
4. Menu
5. Key Lock
6. Speaker
7. LCD screen
8. Up button
9. Down button
10. USB Charge Socket
11. Neck strap hole
Display Baby unit (Fig. 1)
1. Transmit signal
2. Main channel
3. Nightlight
4. VOX level
5. Sub-code
6. Auto Monitor
Display Parent unit (Fig. 2)
1. Receive signal
2. Main channel number
3. Link check
4. Battery level
5. Sub-code
6. Key Lock
7. Speaker volume
8. Baby 1,2 or 3 check

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the Luvion® Icon Long Range baby monitor. From now on you can
always hear your baby. Make sure you always keep your original proof of purchase. For warranty
cases you will always be asked to show a copy of your proof of purchase. For warranty claims you
can contact the Luvion dealer or the local Luvion representative. More information can be found
at www.luvion.com. This manual contains all the information you need, to be able to use this
Luvion Icon Long Range baby monitor safely and with pleasure. Before using the baby monitor,
we recommend that you read this manual carefully. We ask for your extra attention for the safety
instructions.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Keep the adapter cable out of the reach of children!
NEVER place the baby monitor or adapters within 1.5 meters of the crib / bed or a play-
ground.
• Keep in mind that the signal of your baby monitor may also be heard by other 446 MHz
baby monitors, walkie-talkies or receivers than yours.
• Use only the originally supplied adapters. Use only on standard (100 ~ 240 volts AC) power
points.
• If you travel abroad, check the voltage on your unit’s plugs match the local power output.
• This product is not a toy. Don’t let children play with it.
• The baby monitor is not suitable for use as a medical surveillance monitor.
• The baby monitor is not a substitute for parental supervision.
• Do not use the baby monitor in a damp environment or near water, such as in the bath-
room, kitchen, laundry room or wet basement, etc.
• It is important to  rst check the range and condition of the baby monitor before  rst use
and then on a regular basis.
• Test the connection well when the baby monitor is moved.
• Use the baby monitor at a temperature between 10 °C and 40 °C, do not place the baby
monitor in direct sunlight or at other heat sources such as radiators, candles, gas cooker, etc.
Ensure there is suffi cient ventilation space around the baby monitor.
• Never dismantle the parent or baby unit yourself, this invalidates the warranty. This must be
done by certi ed personnel, contact the seller of the local distributor for this.
• Only replace the batteries with original Luvion batteries of the same type. Using the wrong
batteries may damage your baby monitor.
• Make sure that the parent unit is fully charged on  rst use. This guarantees an optimum
battery life.
• The use of this baby monitor is permitted in all countries of the EU. When bringing the Icon
Long Range with you to countries outside the EU,  rst check the local restrictions on the use
of PMR446 equipment in the concerning country.
• Never use the baby monitor during thunderstorms.
• The Icon Long Range may not be used for any other purpose than for the detection of
sounds within your own private surroundings; anybody that is or may be present in the
room you’re listening to much be informed of the installed baby monitor.
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SETUP & USE
1. PLACEMENT
1.1 Place the Baby unit in a wall socket that cannot be reached by your baby or child.
Keep the Baby and parent unit outside direct sunlight and humid areas.
1.2 Installation Baby unit
1. Plug the Baby unit into A 230V wall socket and the baby unit switches on immedi-
ately.
2. To Switch the Baby unit off : Unplug the baby unit or hold down the menu button.
1.3 Installation Parent unit
The Parent unit is powered by the included rechargeable battery cells. For  rst time
use, charge the battery for at least 12 hours.
Only use the supplied battery cells and the supplied power adaptor.
1. Insert a  at screwdriver or a coin into the bottom of the battery door cap of the
parent unit.
2. Lift the battery cover as show on the  gure.
3. Insert the battery cells into the unit, paying attention to the + and -.
4. Place the battery cover onto the parent unit and make sure to  rmly close it.
Note: The Parent unit is still useable when the unit is connected to a power adapter. You
may also leave the adaptor connected continuously, the charging voltage is controlled
electronically to avoid any risk of overcharging.
1.4 Connecting parent unit to the power adapter for charging
1. Connect the power adaptor to the parent unit and plug the other end of the adap-
tor into a wall socket.
2. The battery cells are fully charged after 12 hours.
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charged.
4. As soon as the battery runs out of power, every 30 seconds 2 short beeps are emit-
ted. Connect the adaptor to recharge the batteries.
2. HOW TO USE
2 .1 Baby unit
1. Hold down the menu button(3) to power the Baby unit on or off .
2.2 Parent unit
Before switching on, make sure the Parent and Baby unit are at least one metre from
each other. Any closer and you might get audio feedback sounds.
1. Press a few seconds on the power button (10) to power on and off the parent unit.
2.3 Channel and Sub-Code
Make sure the Parent unit and the Baby units are set to the same channel and Sub-code
(see chapter 4.3).
3. USINGYOUR LUVION ICON LONG RANGE BABY MONITOR
3.1 Listening to your baby
1. As soon as the Baby units detects any sound, it transmits this sound to the parent
unit. The display on the baby unit shows ‘TX’ while it is transmitting.
2. As soon as the Parent unit receives this signal, the speaker is enabled and you will
hear the sound from the baby room. ‘RX’ appears on the display of the parent unit
while receiving.
3.2 Volume
1. Repeatedly and brie y press the button on the Parent unit to increase the
volume.
2. Repeatedly and brie y press the button on the Parent unit to decrease the
volume.
3. The volume level is indicated on the display.
Note: While setting the volume a high tone is emitted. Upon reaching the minimum or
maximum volume, a low tone is emitted.
3.3 Nightlight
1. Brie y press the or button on the Baby unit to switch on the nightlight
on the Baby unit.
2. Brie y press the
on the Baby unit.
or button again to switch off the nightlight on the Baby
unit.
Note: When the nightlight is on, the display lighting of the Baby unit is switched on, but
the display shows no further information. Only the nightlight icon is illuminated. While the
nightlight is on, it is not possible to adjust any settings in the menu.
3.4 Flashlight
1. Brie y press the button on the Parent unit to switch the  ashlight on (9).
2. Brie y press the button again to switch the  ashlight off (9).
Note: The ashlight only works when the Parent unit is switched on.
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4. SETUP
4.1 Baby unit
Menu  ow goes as follows for the baby unit once you push the menu button:
Channel & Sub-code > VOX Sensitivity > Auto Monitor > Exit menu
On the Baby unit, the following settings can be adjusted:
• Send channel: this is the frequency at which the baby unit transmits. You can
choose from channel 1 ~ channel 8.
• Sub code: this option adds an extra code to the signal allowing you to only listen
to your baby unit without interference from other transmitters on the same fre-
quency.
• VOX: This allows you to determine how loud the baby must cry before the baby
units starts transmitting to the parent unit. At VOX setting 1 the baby must cry
loudly before the sound is transmitted to the parent unit. At VOX setting 4 also
(very) soft baby sounds are transmitted. It will require some experimenting to  nd
your ideal VOX level.
• Auto monitor: see chapter 5.3 of this manual for the description of this function.
1. Insert the Baby unit into wall socket.
2. Brie y press the button and use the or button to set the send channel.
3. Brie y press the button and use the or button to set the send sub code.
4. Brie y press the button and use the or button to set the send the VOX
sensitivity.
5. Brie y press the button and use the or button to enable or disable the
‘Auto Monitor’ function.
6. Brie y press the button to save your settings and to  nish the setup.
Note: When the nightlight of the baby unit is switched on, you CANNOT change the set-
tings. First press the
When the nightlight of the baby unit is switched on, you CANNOT change the set-
or
When the nightlight of the baby unit is switched on, you CANNOT change the set-
button to switch o the nightlight. The setup menu will auto-
matically disappear from the screen if you do not press a button for a while.
4.2 Additional Baby Unit #2 or #3
Use a diff erent channel for each Baby unit when using 2 or 3 baby units. The other set-
tings can be freely adjusted.
4.3 Parent Unit
You set up the parent unit as follows:
1. Brie y press the ON/OFF key (10) button to enter the settings menu, 1 appears
in the display (this means baby unit 1). Use the
Brie y press the ON/OFF key (10) button to enter the settings menu,
or
Brie y press the ON/OFF key (10) button to enter the settings menu,
button to indicate whether
baby unit 1 is present.
2. Brie y press the menu button (11) and choose to turn it ON or OFF by using the
or
Brie y press the menu button (11) and choose to turn it ON or OFF by using the
button and then press menu brie y in order to set the same send channel
as you have set for baby unit 1 by also using the
button and then press menu brie y in order to set the same send channel
or
button and then press menu brie y in order to set the same send channel
button.
3. Brie y press menu button (11) and use the
as you have set for baby unit 1 by also using the
or button to set the same sub
code as you have set for baby unit 1.
4. Brie y press menu button (11) to indicate whether baby unit 2 is present.
5. Brie y press the menu button (11) and choose to turn it ON or OFF by using the
or
Brie y press the menu button (11) and choose to turn it ON or OFF by using the
button and then press menu shortly in order to set the same send channel as
you have set for baby unit 2 by also using the
button and then press menu shortly in order to set the same send channel as
or
button and then press menu shortly in order to set the same send channel as
button.
6. Brie y press menu button (11) and use the
you have set for baby unit 2 by also using the
or button to set the same sub
code as you have set for baby unit 2.
7. Brie y press menu button (11) again to indicate whether baby unit 3 is present.