Reer 5006 SCOPI User manual

reer 5006 SCOPI
User Manual

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Introduction
The User Manual for this unit consists of two parts. The first part contains a Quick Start
Manual for use as a baby monitor; the second part informs about advanced functions
as normal PMR 446 transceiver for you or your children to enjoy at a later stage. Here
you also find the Safety Precautions and other legally binding information.
Prepare Radio As Baby Monitor System
Your reer 5006 Scopi comes in a two-pack. In default setting both units are equal
portable transceivers, working according to the European standard PMR 446 for free
use. Select one unit as baby unit, the other as parent unit before using the radios as
baby monitors.
Location Of Controls
A
ntenna
PTT button External
connections
Search +
Keypad lock
On/Off
Out-of-range
function
Select functions:
Menu button
Select down
Select up

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Display and Icons
Icons and Terms
RX Reception: listen via the speaker
TX Transmission: PTT button is pressed or unit transmits in VOX
mode
SCAN Auto scan: unit scans channels one by one
VOX Active VOX mode: unit transmits automatically (without pressing
PTT) when detecting sounds
Key tones are activated
Out-of-range function is activated (automatically AU, manually Pb,
or both)
Keypad lock is activated
Roger beep (short beep after transmission) is activated (only in
PMR 446 transceiver mode)
Battery level indicator: 3 bars = full, 1 bar = nearly exhausted
(check during or right after transmission!)
Baby icon: displays in babysitter mode on both baby and
parent units. No display in PMR 446 transceiver mode.

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Chapter 1: Baby Monitor Function
Prepare Unit – Insert Battery
Remove the belt clip (pull spring and remove to top)
and open the battery compartment.
Insert a supplied battery pack in each unit (packed
separately).
The arrow on the battery pack indicates the direction
in which to insert:
The arrow shows up and the print must be
legible after insertion, as shown in the figure).
Connect one of the power adaptors with the base
station and connect to a 230V wall outlet.
Charge the unit for several hours (new batteries are
only partly charged ex factory).
Note: Never open or dismantle the supplied battery
pack!
Alternatively, insert commercially available AAA alkaline
batteries (4 units) or 4 individual rechargeable Ni-MH
batteries.
DO NOT charge alkaline batteries, never place the
transceiver in the charger when using batteries. Do
not mix rechargeable and normal batteries!
Observe the polarity as printed inside the battery
compartment.

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Prepare As Baby Monitor
It only takes one simple programming step after inserting and charging the battery
pack to determine which unit will serve as the baby unit and which one as the parent
unit.
• Turn one unit on (press the On/Off button for 3 sec).
• Press the MENU button twice.
The display shows the baby icon and OF.
• Press on the baby unit to select b(on the other unit select P(=
parents).
• Briefly press the PTT button to confirm, or simply wait a few seconds.
The babysitter setup is completed.
Now the display shows the baby or parent channel top left, such as b1 and the baby icon 
bottom center.
This setting already includes the highest sensitivity setting for the baby unit, automatic
out-of-range control between baby and parent unit, the possibility to test the range and to talk to
the baby.
What Else Can Be Set?
Volume
• Press to set the volume.
The display shows the volume setting in steps between LE 00 and LE 09.
The volume setting is important in case you want to talk to the baby. Set the volume level to LE
00 to mute the baby unit at all times.
Set the volume level for the parent unit to the desired level.
Display Alarm
The parent unit with muted speaker (set to LE 00) still lights up to show that the baby unit is
communicating.
• The display backlight turns on for approximately 5 seconds with every alarm.

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Channel Number
The channel number must be the same for both units.
There are 9 possible settings, for the baby unit b 1 to b 9 and for the parent unit P 1 to P9.
1 to 9 stands for channel combinations programmed ex factory between PMR 446 radio
channels and CTCSS encoding. The numbers are only valid for this type of transceiver and
there is no communication with other baby monitors!
Set Channel
• Briefly press the MENU button once. The set channel will flash.
• Press to select a different setting.
• Press the PTT button to confirm or simply wait a few seconds.
Set Baby Monitor Sensitivity
You can set the sensitivity of the baby unit in 4 levels.
With initial installation the unit is set to level 4
• Briefly press the MENU button three times to access the VOX menu.
The display shows the sensitivity setting as a number on the right (between 1and 4).
Press to select a level between 1and 4.
1setting for highest distance from the baby cot
2medium sensitivity setting
3low sensitivity setting
4 highest sensitivity setting (default setting) with additional talkback function
We recommend level 4 as start position. If your baby cries for a longer period without
breaks you may want to talk to your baby to calm it down. For this set the baby unit to
level 4 to allow you after 20 seconds of transmission to talk back for 10 seconds.
• Use these 10 seconds to talk to your baby and calm it down.
• Simply press the PTT button on the parent unit and talk to your baby.
As long as your baby is quiet you can speak from the parent unit at any time (if the
volume on the baby unit is not set to 00).

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Automatic Out-Of-Range Function
The automatic out-of-range function is automatically activated in babysitter mode and
needs no further settings!
The automatic out-of-range function automatically checks every 60 seconds if baby
and parent units are communicating. The parent unit sends a “search pulse”, which is
answered by the baby unit. In case there is no reply for more than 2 minutes, then both
units are no longer communicating. This can be due to a dead spot, the batteries of the
other unit being exhausted or the unit being turned off.
During communication the icon is constantly displayed. The icon flashes in case
the communication is interrupted and the event is optically displayed on the parent unit
as OU and 5 beep tones are audible.
After 2 minutes the icon is again constantly displayed if a unit changes the location and
is again within the range of the other unit.
The out-of-range function can also be deactivated.
• Press the MENU button four times.
The display shows, depending on the previous setting, AU,Pb or OF.
• Press to select:
Pb out of range function on request (=Press button)
AU automatic function activated
OF automatic function deactivated
Manual Out-Of-Range Test
Independent of the automatic out-of-range control of the other unit you also have the
manual out-of-range test. This test is also available with the out-of-range function
deactivated on the baby unit!
On the press of a button you can determine if the other unit is within range. The automatic
control on the parent unit must be set to Pb or AU.
• Press the button and wait a few seconds. The baby unit answers your request
and the parent unit plays a melody.

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External Microphone
For the baby monitor function we supply an external microphone (type BM 1). This has the
following advantages:
• It is more sensitive than the build-in microphone and it responds to a greater distance.
• It allows you to extend the distance between transceiver and baby cot – HF radiation
is greatly reduced!
• It allows you to position the radio in optimum location, such as the windowsill or high
up on a wardrobe.
Please locate the BM1 microphone in a position where the baby cannot reach it. Use the
supplied sticky pad to safely attach the microphone.
Connect the microphone to the MIC jack on the side of the baby unit. Flap the rubber cap open
and use the bottom jack.
Chapter 2: Advanced Functions and Use As PMR 446 Transceiver
By default (or after storing the radios with removed battery packs) both units are in equal
transceiver mode. They can be used for different purposes; as walkie-talkies for older children,
during hikes and trips, events, maintenance work in and around the house, where
communication is needed and for many more purposes. The communication range is up to 5
km, depending on the terrain, in open spaces with no obstructions or reduced range in the city.
Use With Default Setting And No Further Programming
• Insert the batteries (as described on page 4).
In case you are using individual AAA batteries instead of the supplied rechargeable battery
pack, please observe the correct polarity.
• Press for approx. 3 seconds to turn both units on.
• A channel number is displayed, e.g. 1or any other previously set channel
number between 1and 48.

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If both units display the same channel number they are ready for use.
Press the PTT button on the left side of the unit to communicate.
PTT Button To Talk
• Press and hold the PTT button to transmit; release the button to receive.
PTT Button To Call
• Briefly press the PTT button twice in quick succession.
• The unit transmits a call melody to all other units on this channel within your
range.
Toggle Between Baby Monitor And Transceiver Modes
You can easily switch to transceiver mode in case your radios were set to baby monitor
mode:
• Turn the units on.
• Press the MENU button twice.
• bor P(according to previous setting) flashes on the display.
• Press to toggle between b, Pand OF. In transceiver mode the setting
must be OF (= baby mode OFF).
• Briefly press the PTT button or wait for 5 seconds.
Volume
• Press to set the volume.
The display shows the volume setting in steps between LE 00 and LE 09.
Select Channel
In Europe you can use one of 8 PMR 446 channels. Furthermore, you can individually set the
coding via CTCSS tones separately for channels 1 to 8 among 38 possible codes. This code is
displayed right from the channel number 1 to 8 as a smaller 2-digit number between 00 and 38.
5 I0 for example stands for channel 5 and CTCSS sub code 10.
To simplify operation with channels and sub codes the unit is preprogrammed with additional
channel combinations:
These are the channel numbers 9to 48. These are all combinations with one of the 8 permitted
PMR channels with different CTCSS codes, saving the user the trouble with codes and
channels while using the numbers 9 to 48.
You only have to take care that all communicating units are set to the same numbers
on the display.

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If communicating with users of other transceiver makes only use channels 1 to 8 and set the
sub codes manually, they are following international standards.
Set Channel
• Press the MENU button once. The currently set channel flashes.
• Press to select a different setting.
• Press the PTT button to confirm or simply wait a few seconds.
Channel Scan
Briefly press the Sbutton to automatically scan all channels for activity.
• Press the button to start scanning; press again to stop scanning.
• Scanning stops after a signal is detected and you listen to the channel for 8 seconds.
Press the PTT button to stop scanning and to respond.
With no response scanning starts again.
Keypad Lock
All keys (except the PTT button and On/Off) can be locked to prevent accidentally pushing
the buttons.
Lock keypad:
• Press and hold the button for approx. 3 seconds, until the lock icon ( ) is
displayed.
• Press and hold the button again for approx. 3 seconds, until the lock icon turns off.
Backlight
The display backlight automatically comes on for 5 seconds after pressing any button.
Set CTCSS Codes
The additional CTCSS codes serve to avoid listening to other stations on the same channel.
This can even be a combination of baby and parent unit – you would not want to listen to
somebody else’s baby. It is always possible that other users are on the same channel.
Do not mistake this for safety from interception: it is always possible to intercept non-encrypted
analog radio talk; this only needs any PMR 446 transceiver or a scanner.