MBF 9091 - Baby monitor OLYMPIA - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL MBF 9091 OLYMPIA

Digital camera display showing a sleeping baby on a blanket (no text or symbols visible)

MBF 9091

White square electronic device with a circular lens and metallic buttons (no visible text or symbols)

DE Babylon mit Kamera
GB Baby monitor with camera
FR Écoute-bébé avec caméra
IT Baby controllo con videocamera
ES Babyfon con cámara

DE Bedienungsanleitung Seite 3
GB Operating Instructions Page 14
FR Mode d'emploi Page 25
IT Manuale d'uso Pagina 36
ES Manual de instrucciones Página 47

DEUTSCH

Bedienungsanleitung

[2] Position in Grafik

RESET Taste drücken

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Service-Center Hattingen

Zum Kraftwerk 1

45527 Hattingen

Please read and observe the following information and keep the operating manual nearby for future

reference!

Safety information

WARNING!

• Risk of fatal injury through cable!
  Children could become entangled in the cables and strangle themselves.
  → Ensure that the baby monitoring units and power cables are out of reach of babies/children, i.e. they are at least one meter away.
• Risk of explosion!
  →Only use the power adapter plugs supplied!
  →Only use batteries supplied or ones of the same type!
  →Always treat batteries with due care and attention and only use batteries as described.
  ▶ Never use standard and rechargeable batteries together. Never use rechargeable batteries or standard batteries with different capacities or charge statuses together. Never use standard or rechargeable batteries which are damaged.
• Risk of suffocation through small objects, packaging and protective foil!
  →Keep children away from the product and its packaging!

CAUTION!

• Risk of fire through power adapter plugs!
  Power adapter plugs can heat up.
  → Never leave any objects on the power adapter plugs. Ensure access to power adapter plugs is not obstructed by furniture or such.
• Risk of tripping due to improperly laid cable!
  →Lay the cables so that nobody can trip over them!
• Risks to health and the environment from batteries!
  →Never open, damage or swallow batteries or allow them to pollute the environment. They could contain toxic and ecologically harmful heavy metals.

Intended use

The baby monitor serves to monitor a baby/child in a room. The transmitter unit, located near the child, transmits noises and images from its immediate vicinity to the receiver unit. Any other use is considered unintended use. Unauthorised modification or reconstruction is not permitted. Under no circumstances open the devices or complete any repair work yourself.

The devices are not intended for medical purposes. Warning and signal tones from respiratory or heartbeat monitoring equipment are not transmitted.

Use only in suitable environments

Observe all local directives and regulations.

Prevent excessive exposure to smoke, dust, vibration, chemicals, moisture, heat and direct sunlight.

Package contents

• Receiver unit
• Transmitter unit
• Cradle for receiver unit
• Base for transmitter unit
• Battery for receiver unit
• 2 power adapter plugs
• Operating manual

Operating elements

Receiver unit

1 Microphone
2 Display
3 Operating indicator
4 Charge indicator
5 Left button (Talk button / Delete recording / Navigation in menu)
6 Up button (Volume adjustment / Camera selection / Menu navigation)
7 Menu button
8 Right button (Photo button / Navigation in menu / 2 sec. 📄 = Record button)
9 Down button (Volume adjustment / Camera selection / Menu navigation)
10 USB connection / Power adapter connection
11 On/Off button (ESC / Split screen)
12 RESET button
13 Battery compartment
14 Micro SD card (not included)

Transmitter unit

15 ON/OFF button
16 Thread for base
17 Camera
18 RESET button
19 USB connection / Power adapter connection
20 Microphone
21 Only for firmware update
22 Operating indicator / Charge indicator

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MIC 12 11

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15 16 17 18 ON/OFFRESER 19202122

Display and explanation of operations

→Action to take
→Result of action

[2] Reference number in the graphic

RESET Press the button

Press and hold the button

5 sec. Keep the button pressed for 5 seconds

Select the subsequent menu option with the Navigation buttons, Left [5], Up [6], Right [8] or Down [9], and confirm the selection by pressing the Menu button [7].

Volume Represents the appearance of a menu option.

Represents the appearance of an icon.

Inserting the battery in the receiver unit

→Slide the cover on the rear downwards and remove it.
→Insert the battery in the battery compartment.
→Close the battery compartment.

The battery must be charged for at least 8 hours before being used for the first time.

Inserting the micro SD card in the receiver unit

In order to record videos or take pictures, a micro SD card [14] must be inserted (not included).

Diagram illustrating three stages of a mechanical or fluidic process with arrows indicating downward and upward movement, showing material changes in containers.

→ Slide the holder downwards, carefully. → The holder is unlocked.
→Open out the holder.
→Insert the micro SD card [14].
→Close the holder.
→Slide the holder upwards, carefully. → The holder is locked.

Using the base for the transmitter unit

The base enables the camera [17] to be aligned accurately. The base can also be used to install the transmitter unit on a wall or the ceiling.

→Screw the screw in the base in the thread [16] on the rear side of the transmitter unit.
→Align the camera [17].
→Fix the alignment using the screw at the rear of the base.

Starting up the transmitter unit

The transmitter unit is equipped with a built-in battery. The unit can be powered by the integrated battery, by a normal mains power supply via the power adapter plug or by a USB connection on a computer.

Connecting the transmitter unit via the power adapter plug

Connect the power adapter to the power connection [19] on the transmitter unit and a properly installed mains power outlet. The transmitter unit is switched on automatically.

Connecting the transmitter unit via the USB

Connect the USB cable to the power adapter connection [19] on the transmitter unit and a free USB port on the computer. The transmitter unit is switched on automatically.

The USB cable is not included in the equipment supplied.

Switching the transmitter unit on/off

The transmitter unit continues to transmit even when the receiver unit is switched off. The signals can be received by other devices.

ON/OFF [15] 5 sec. → The transmitter unit is switched on.
ON/OFF [15] 5 sec. → The transmitter unit is switched off.

Operating/Charge indicator on the transmitter unit

Operating/Charge indicator [22] lights up green. → The unit is switched on, the battery is charged.

Operating/Charge indicator [22] flashes green. → The unit is switched on, the battery is being charged.

Operating/Charge indicator [22] lights up red. → The unit is switched on, the battery must be charged.

Operating/Charge indicator [22] flashes red. → The unit is switched off, the battery is being charged.

Starting up the receiver unit

The unit can be powered by the battery, by a normal mains power supply via the power adapter plug or by a USB connection on a computer.

Connecting the receiver unit via the power adapter plug

Connect the power adapter to the power connection [10] on the receiver unit and a properly installed mains power outlet. The receiver unit is switched on automatically.

Connecting the receiver unit via the USB cable

Connect the USB cable to the power adapter connection [10] on the receiver unit and a free USB port on the computer. The receiver unit is switched on automatically.

The USB cable is not included in the equipment supplied.

Switching the receiver unit on/off

On/Off [11] 5 sec. → The receiver unit is switched on. The start screen appears in the display.
→ On/Off [11] 5 sec. 📋 → The receiver unit is switched off.

Operating and charge indicators on the receiver unit

Operating indicator [3] lights up. →The unit is switched on.

Charge indicator [4] lights up. →The battery is charged.

Charge indicator [4] flashes. →The battery is being charged.

Icons in the display

High signal strength.

_1 → Low signal strength.

Y No signal.

The equipment has a range of up to 200 m. The range can be reduced by obstructions, such as walls etc. Electronic equipment in the vicinity can also cause disturbance.

→ Alarm clock or feed alarm is switched on.

→ The battery is fully charged.

→ The battery is empty.

If the bars run through the battery icon, the battery is being charged.

Split screen

Up to four transmitter units can be registered on the receiver unit. The split screen function can be used to display all (four) pictures from the transmitter units registered.

→ Press On/Off [11] briefly. → Switch between full screen and split screen.

Talk function

→ Left [5] 📌 → Voice communication is possible from the receiver unit to the transmitter unit.

Photo function

In order to take a photo, a micro SD card (not included) must be installed in the receiver unit.

→ Right [8] → Photo is saved on the micro SD card.

All the photos taken in one day are stored in a separate folder.

Night vision function

If the brightness of the area monitored no longer suffices for normal operation, the equipment automatically switches to night vision.

When the night vision function is activated, only objects up to 2 m away can be viewed. The display only provides a black and white image.

Settings using the menu

The menu can be used to execute various functions and define diverse settings. All the settings are confirmed by pressing the ☐Menu button [7]. Skip back in the menu levels by pressing the ☐On/Off button [11].

Menu [7] Open the menu.

Setting the volume

→ ≡ → Volume.
→ Up [6] or Right [8] → Raise the volume.
→ Down [9] or Left [5] → Lower the volume.

Setting the brightness

→≡→Brightness
→ Up [6] or Right [8] → Increase the brightness.
→ Down [9] or Left [5] → Reduce the brightness.

Selecting the picture section

→ ≡→ Zoom In.
→ Up [6] or Down [9] → Select the picture section.

Selecting the language

→≡→Language.
→ Up [6] or Down [9] → Select the language.

Registering/Deregistering transmitter units

Register Camera.

An icon indicates whether a transmitter unit is registered at positions Camera 1 to Camera 4.

Thumbs up → Transmitter unit is registered.

Registering a transmitter unit

Deregistration is only possible from an occupied position, e.g. Camera 2.

→ ≡→ Register Camera ≡→ Camera 2 ≡→ Yes ⇌ Register Camera 2?
→ Press ON/OFF [15] on the transmitter unit.

Deregistering a transmitter unit

Example Camera 2.

→ ≡→ Register Camera ≡→ Camera 2 ≡→ Yes ⇌ Camera 2 unregistered.

Selecting a transmitter unit

If several transmitter units are registered, a transmitter unit can be selected manually or the screen can switch units automatically at preset intervals.

Selecting a transmitter unit manually

Example Camera 2.

→ 📄→ Camera Selection 📄→ Manual Selection 📄→ Camera 2.

Changing transmitter units automatically

Example: every 20 seconds.

→ ≡→ Camera Selection ≡→ Auto Scan ≡→ 20 seconds.

Deactivating changing transmitter units automatically

→ ≡→ Camera Selection ≡→ Auto Scan ≡→ Never.

Setting the wake-up / feed time alarms

A wake-up alarm and up to four feed time alarms can be set.

Setting the time

Example: Wake-up alarm.

→ ≡→ Alarm Clocks ≡→ Morning Call ≡→ Alarm Time.
→ Up [6] or Down [9], Menu [7] → Set the hour.
→ Up [6] or Down [9], Menu [7] → Set the minute.

Activating the alarm

Example. Wake-up alarm.

→ ≡→ Alarm Clocks ≡→ Morning Call ≡→ Alarm Status ≡→ Alarm on.

Deactivating the alarm

Example: Wake up alarm.

→ ≡→ Alarm Clocks ≡→ Morning Call ≡→ Alarm Status ≡→ Alarm off.

Ending the alarm function

→ Menu [7] → Alarm function is ended.

Voice activation

When the voice activation function is switched on, the display is switched off after a certain period of silence and activated again on detecting a noise.

Selecting the time for automatic deactivation

Example: 30 seconds.

→ 📋→ Voice Activation 📋→ Close Video Time 📋→ 30 seconds.

Switching voice activation off

→ ≡→ Voice Activation ≡→ Close Video Time ≡→ Never.

Selecting the sensitivity for voice activation

Example: High.

→ 📋 → Voice Activation 📋 → Activation Sensitivity 📋 → High.

If Activation Sensitivity is set to Never and a Close Video Time is set, the display is switched off permanently. Only the sound is transmitted and played.

If Activation Sensitivity is set to Never and Close Video Time to Never, the sound and visual display are switched on permanently.

Displaying video recordings

→ ≡→ Video Review Select the folder, select the video file. → The video recording is played.

Displaying photo recordings

→ ≡→ Photo Album Select the folder, select the photo file. → The photo in the file is displayed.

→ Down [9] or Up [6] → Select next/previous image, respectively.

Basic settings

Date and time

graph LR
    A["Settings"] --> B["Date and Time"]
    B --> C["Date"]
    C --> D["Set the date."]
    E["Settings"] --> F["Date and Time"]
    F --> G["Time"]
    G --> H["Set the time."]
    I["Settings"] --> J["Date and Time"]
    J --> K["Time Format"]
    K --> L["12 hours or 24 hours."]

Function assignment to buttons

The Up [6] and Down [9] buttons can be assigned different functions. Either the volume can be adjusted directly or they are used to switch between the various transmitter units.

graph LR
    A["Settings"] --> B["Up & Down Buttons Function"]
    B --> C["Volume Control"]
    C --> D["Use the Up [6"] and_Down["9"] buttons to change the volume.]
    E["Settings"] --> F["Up & Down Buttons Function"]
    F --> G["Camera Selection"]
    G --> H["Use the Up [6"] and_Down["9"] buttons to switch between the various transmitter units.]

Background image

graph LR
    A["Settings"] --> B["Background Display"]
    B --> C["Show Image"]
    C --> D["Background image on."]
    E["Settings"] --> F["Background Display"]
    F --> G["Hide Image"]
    G --> H["Background image off."]

System information

→ ≡→ Settings ≡→ System Information → System information is displayed.

Activating motion detection

When motion detection is activated, the equipment can be set to issue a motion alarm or start a video recording if a motion is detected.

Selecting the sensitivity for motion detection

Example: High.

Activating automatic recording

In order to make a recording, a micro SD card (not included) must be installed in the receiver unit.

→ ≡→ Motion Detection ≡→ Motion Detection Recording ≡→ Enable → A red dot lights up at the top left of the display.

Recording begins when a movement is detected. Recording continues for approx. 10 sec. after a movement is detected. At the same time, the red dot at the top left of the display flashes and the number of seconds recorded appears beside it.

All the videos recorded in one day are stored in a separate folder.

Deactivating automatic recording

graph LR
    A["→"] --> B["Motion Detection"]
    B --> C["Motion Detection Recording"]
    C --> D["Disable"]

Activating the motion detection alert

graph LR
    A["→"] --> B["Motion Detection"]
    B --> C["Motion Detection Alert"]
    C --> D["Enable"]

An acoustic alarm is issued when a movement is detected.

Deactivating the motion detection alert

graph LR
    A["→"] --> B["Motion Detection"]
    B --> C["Motion Detection Alert"]
    C --> D["Disable"]

In the Case of Problems

1. The transmitter unit does not transmit any signals.

The sensitivity of the noise/motion activation is set to too low a level. Increase the sensitivity in the corresponding menu.
The battery charge is weak or the power adapter plug is not connected correctly. Connect the transmitter unit with the power adapter plug to a properly installed power socket.

1. The transmitter unit transmits sounds continuously.

The sensitivity of the noise/motion activation is set to too high a level. Lower the sensitivity in the corresponding menu.

1. The battery in the receiver unit is discharged after a short time.

The sound and image transfer is continuously activated. Adapt the settings to save the battery.
→The battery is defective/damaged. Contact the sales outlet with regard to a new battery.

1. Short range.

There are too many walls or other electrical appliances between the receiver and transmitter units. Move the installation location of the receiver and transmitter units.
The battery charge of the transmitter unit is weak or the power adapter plug is not connected correctly. Connect the transmitter unit with the power adapter plug to a properly installed power socket.

1. The receiver unit does not take any photos/videos.

→ There is no micro SD card in the receiver unit. Insert an appropriate micro SD card in the receiver unit.
The memory capacity of the micro SD card inserted is full. Delete any existing recordings or replace the micro SD card in the receiver unit with a new one.

Maintenance

→Clean the surface of the housing with a soft, fluff-free cloth.
→Do not use any cleaning agents or solvents.

Disposal

In order to dispose of your device, take it to a collection point provided by your local public waste authorities (e.g. recycling centre). According to the laws on the disposal of electronic and electrical devices, owners are obliged to dispose of old electronic and electrical devices in a separate waste container. The adjacent symbol indicates that the device must not be disposed of in normal domestic waste!

You are legally obliged to dispose of power packs and batteries at the point of sale or in the corresponding containers provided at collection points by local public waste authorities. Disposal is free of charge. The symbols indicate that the batteries must not be disposed of in normal domestic waste and that they must be brought to collection points provided by local public waste authorities.

Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulations.

Guarantee

Dear Customer,

we are pleased that you have chosen this equipment.

In the case of a defect, please return the device together with the receipt and original packing material to the point-of-sale.

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Diagram illustrating three stages of a mechanical or fluidic process with arrows indicating downward and upward movement, showing material changes.

Diagram illustrating three stages of a mechanical or fluidic device with arrows indicating process direction and component placement.

GB The manufacturer hereby declares that the equipment complies with the stipulations defined in the following guidelines and standards:

R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC

Hattingen, August 2012

Heinz Prygoda, Managing Director

DoC No.: 76057

Version 01

19.11.2012