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Baby unit Instructions for Use Please read these instructions carefully and keep them for future reference.

Top Digital Video Baby Monitor Digital technology: Higher privacy standards – Zero inter- ference Top Digital Video Baby Monitor The Top Digital Video Baby Monitor al- lows you to see your child at all times and communicate with them thanks to two-way communication. Using the large (3-inch) touchscreen display, you can access the internal menu and enlarge the image of the child up to twice the normal size, thanks to the video camera’s digital zoom, set the date, time, 5 reminders and voice ac- tivation and select the brightness of the image on the display. In addition, you can organise the unit’s internal contact list in which you can store useful numbers. The child unit allows you to play 6 stored lullabies or your preferred music by connecting to an MP3 player (not included) via the au- dio cable (included in the package), to display the temperature reading in the baby’s room and to reassure the baby during sleep thanks to the small night light. The ability to take pictures and record videos allows you to store and relive the most memorable moments of your child’s growth on the parent unit. The digital technology ensures zero interference* and exclusivity of com- munication between the units. Both units (parent and child) can run on batteries (including a rechargeable lithium battery for the parent unit) or by means of the mains adapter (two included). Transmission frequency band: 2400- 2454 MHz Range of operation: approx. 150 me- tres **

High immunity to interference from similar appliances. ** In optimal conditions in an open ﬁeld with no obstacles. CONTENUTO CONFEZIONE - One child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) - One parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) - Two switching mains adapters 100- 240 V~, 50/60 Hz /6.5V , 550mA - Rechargeable lithium-ion battery,

Do not leave any packaging materi- als (plastic bags, cardboard boxes etc.) within the reach of children as these can be hazardous.

Before using the appliance, check that neither the product nor its com- ponents are damaged. If there is any damage, do not use the product and contact a qualiﬁed technician or your retailer.

Never attempt to repair the product, but simply follow the instructions pro- vided in the “Troubleshooting” sec- tion. Contact Artsana S.p.A. Customer Service for repairs.

Do not open the units. The child unit (primarily in image and sound trans- mitter mode), the parent unit (primar- ily in image and sound receiver mode), the rechargeable lithium-ion battery and the mains adapters do not contain any user serviceable parts. Contact skilled technical personnel or Artsana S.p.A. Customer Service in the event of a fault. Opening the above-mentioned appliances can cause electric shock.

The Chicco Top Digital Video Baby Monitor should not be used as a medi- cal monitor and is not intended to replace the supervision of children by adults. It is designed to provide sup- port in monitoring them. All other use is to be considered improper.

Place the child unit and parent unit out of the reach of the child on a ﬂat, stable surface.

Keep the child unit, the parent unit, the rechargeable lithium-ion battery and the AC/DC mains adapters out of the reach of children (mains adapter cords could cause strangulation).

It is important to make regular checks to ensure the child unit (pri- marily in image and sound transmitter mode) and the parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) are working correctly, particularly before each use, checking that signal recep- tion is possible in the area and at the maximum intended distance of use.

The maximum operating distance is around 150 metres in an open space without obstacles (this range could be reduced considerably indoors accord- ing to particular environmental situ- ations: the layout of walls and furni-6

by means of the mains adapter (two included). Transmission frequency band: 2400- 2454 MHz Range of operation: approx. 150 me- tres **

High immunity to interference from similar appliances. ** In optimal conditions in an open ﬁeld with no obstacles. CONTENUTO CONFEZIONE - One child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) - One parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) - Two switching mains adapters 100- 240 V~, 50/60 Hz /6.5V , 550mA - Rechargeable lithium-ion battery,

Do not leave any packaging materi- als (plastic bags, cardboard boxes etc.) within the reach of children as these can be hazardous.

Before using the appliance, check that neither the product nor its com- ponents are damaged. If there is any damage, do not use the product and contact a qualiﬁed technician or your retailer.

Never attempt to repair the product, but simply follow the instructions pro- vided in the “Troubleshooting” sec- tion. Contact Artsana S.p.A. Customer Service for repairs.

Do not open the units. The child unit (primarily in image and sound trans- mitter mode), the parent unit (primar- ily in image and sound receiver mode), the rechargeable lithium-ion battery and the mains adapters do not contain any user serviceable parts. Contact skilled technical personnel or Artsana S.p.A. Customer Service in the event of a fault. Opening the above-mentioned appliances can cause electric shock.

The Chicco Top Digital Video Baby Monitor should not be used as a medi- cal monitor and is not intended to replace the supervision of children by adults. It is designed to provide sup- port in monitoring them. All other use is to be considered improper.

Place the child unit and parent unit out of the reach of the child on a ﬂat, stable surface.

Keep the child unit, the parent unit, the rechargeable lithium-ion battery and the AC/DC mains adapters out of the reach of children (mains adapter cords could cause strangulation).

It is important to make regular checks to ensure the child unit (pri- marily in image and sound transmitter mode) and the parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) are working correctly, particularly before each use, checking that signal recep- tion is possible in the area and at the maximum intended distance of use.

The maximum operating distance is around 150 metres in an open space without obstacles (this range could be reduced considerably indoors accord- ing to particular environmental situ- ations: the layout of walls and furni- ture, the presence of metal structures, electromagnetic ﬁelds/disturbances of internal or external origin, rein- forced concrete walls, when rooms are located on different ﬂoors or because batteries are not fully charged etc.).

When the child unit and/or parent unit are powered with alkaline batter- ies and/or the rechargeable lithium- ion battery, the product will stop working if the charging level is not sufﬁcient. It is therefore always advis- able to check the charging level of the alkaline batteries and/or rechargeable lithium-ion battery when switching on both units.

In the event of a sudden electricity outage, when the parent unit (primar- ily in receiver mode) is being powered with the provided mains adapter, the product will only stop working if the charging level of the rechargeable lith- ium-ion battery is not sufﬁcient or the battery is not inserted in the battery compartment. It is therefore always advisable to check the charging level or installation.

Do not use the child unit (primar- ily in image and sound transmitter mode), the parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode), the rechargeable lithium-ion battery and the adapters in positions exposed to the elements (rain, sun etc.). When- ever using the unit outdoors, the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) and the parent unit (primarily in image and sound re- ceiver mode) must be powered using the internal alkaline batteries and/or the rechargeable lithium-ion battery:8

the mains adapters supplied with the product are not suitable for outdoor use.

To prevent overheating, keep the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode), the parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode), the rechargeable lithium-ion battery and, especially, the AC/DC mains adapters away from sources of heat, for example radiators, thermostats, stoves, cookers, sunny windows etc.

Never (especially if connected to the mains via the mains adapters) use the two units close to areas or situations where water is found, such as bath- tubs, washing machines, kitchen sinks or wet surfaces. Do not immerse or wet the units. Do not use the units and adapters if they have fallen in water. In this case, contact skilled technical personnel.

Keep the child unit (primarily in im- age and sound transmitter mode), the parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) and the AC/ DC mains adapters so as to allow ad- equate ventilation and to prevent the risk of components overheating.

Do not use this product near uo- rescent lamps (neon) or other elec- trical appliances such as televisions, motors, personal computers, cordless telephones, DECT cordless phones etc. Doing so could interfere with its operation.

Only use the AC/DC mains adapt- ers supplied with the product or an identical type with the same electrical characteristics. Use of other adapters could damage the child unit and/or parent unit and cause danger to the user.

Adapter power cords cannot be re- placed and, therefore, in case of dam- age, do not continue to use the mains adapter but replace it with an identical type adapter. Caution: do not use a mains adapter different from the one supplied with this Artsana S.p.A. product, as doing so renders the product non-compliant with technical standard speciﬁcations established by the relevant EC direc- tives affecting product safety and in- tegrity. Contact the retailer or Artsana S.p.A. to replace.

Ensure that the AC/DC mains adapt- er voltage (see data plate located on the AC/DC mains adapters) matches that of the mains electricity and that the mains adapter plug is compatible with your electrical system sockets.

Connect the AC/DC mains adapt- ers to easily accessible power outlets which are, however, out of reach of children. Position the AC/DC mains adapter cords so as to prevent the cord from being walked on, from get- ting caught in items placed upon or against them, or from being accessible to the child and therefore constituting a risk (tripping, choking).

The AC/DC mains adapters, the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) and the parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) may be become hot to the touch when in use. This is normal.

Always disconnect the AC/DC mains adapters from the power socket when the appliance is not in use.

The replacement of the alkaline bat- teries or the rechargeable lithium-ion battery must always be carried out only by an adult and with alkaline or rechargeable batteries having the same characteristics as those men- tioned in this instruction manual.

The child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) is equipped with a light-sensitive sensor that au- tomatically activates the infrared LEDs in the event of reduced ambient light or darkness, thus allowing view- ing in low light conditions. Since the infrared LEDs on the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) do not emit visible light, test correct operation by check- ing the image transmitted from the video camera to the parent unit when the child unit is positioned in a dimly lit room.

The infrared LEDs on the child unit (primarily in image and sound trans- mitter mode) are not harmful to health. CAUTION! It is advisable to avoid looking at the infrared radiation along the beam axis with the naked eye or using optical ap- pliances. CAUTION!

could damage the child unit and/or parent unit and cause danger to the user.

Adapter power cords cannot be re- placed and, therefore, in case of dam- age, do not continue to use the mains adapter but replace it with an identical type adapter. Caution: do not use a mains adapter different from the one supplied with this Artsana S.p.A. product, as doing so renders the product non-compliant with technical standard speciﬁcations established by the relevant EC direc- tives affecting product safety and in- tegrity. Contact the retailer or Artsana S.p.A. to replace.

Ensure that the AC/DC mains adapt- er voltage (see data plate located on the AC/DC mains adapters) matches that of the mains electricity and that the mains adapter plug is compatible with your electrical system sockets.

Connect the AC/DC mains adapt- ers to easily accessible power outlets which are, however, out of reach of children. Position the AC/DC mains adapter cords so as to prevent the cord from being walked on, from get- ting caught in items placed upon or against them, or from being accessible to the child and therefore constituting a risk (tripping, choking).

The AC/DC mains adapters, the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) and the parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) may be become hot to the touch when in use. This is normal.

Always disconnect the AC/DC mains adapters from the power socket when the appliance is not in use.

The replacement of the alkaline bat- teries or the rechargeable lithium-ion battery must always be carried out only by an adult and with alkaline or rechargeable batteries having the same characteristics as those men- tioned in this instruction manual.

The child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) is equipped with a light-sensitive sensor that au- tomatically activates the infrared LEDs in the event of reduced ambient light or darkness, thus allowing view- ing in low light conditions. Since the infrared LEDs on the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) do not emit visible light, test correct operation by check- ing the image transmitted from the video camera to the parent unit when the child unit is positioned in a dimly lit room.

The infrared LEDs on the child unit (primarily in image and sound trans- mitter mode) are not harmful to health. CAUTION! It is advisable to avoid looking at the infrared radiation along the beam axis with the naked eye or using optical ap- pliances. CAUTION!

RANTY. 1.Conﬁguration & Features This monitoring appliance, created with digital transmission technology, can be used as an aid in child moni- toring in the home. This baby monitor includes a child unit (primarily in im- age and sound transmitter mode) and a parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode). Both these appliances use “Adaptive Frequency Hopping” digital transmis- sion technology to establish a radio connection that allows the sending and receiving of sounds and images.

Main system features include:

Visual and voice transmission via a system based on digital technology.

Outdoor operating range of 150 me- tres without obstacles*.

The maximum operating distance is around 150 metres in an open space without obstacles (this range could be reduced considerably indoors accord- ing to particular environmental situ- ations: the layout of walls and furni- ture, the presence of metal structures, electromagnetic ﬁelds/disturbances of internal or external origin, rein- forced concrete walls, when rooms are located on different ﬂoors or because batteries are not fully charged etc.).10

1.2 Child unit (primarily in image and

, 550 mA switching mains adapter or via four 1.5V AAA/LR6 alka- line batteries (not included)

2. On/off button for Baby Monitor or

7. Infrared lighting system (8 LEDs) to

allow viewing of the child in the dark

(a) Steady green: linked with parent unit (b) Flashing green: absence or loss of link with parent unit (c) OFF: child unit off or on in Music mode or Temperature Measuring mode

10. Alkaline battery compartment

light: (a) Flashing red: alkaline batteries al- most ﬂat (b) OFF: alkaline batteries charged or operation via mains adapter (1)

- (16b) volume adjustment buttons

18. Audio cable (supplied)

19. Loudspeaker for the reproduction

of sounds coming from the parent unit in Baby Monitor mode or music in Mu- sic mode.

1.3 Parent unit (primarily in image

and sound receiver mode) Model 06627

1. Power via supplied rechargeable 3.7

V 1800 mAh lithium-ion battery or via 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz /6.5V 550 mA switching mains adapter

2. On/off button for Baby Monitor

3. Lit level indicator bar for sounds

emitted by the child

4. 3” colour touchscreen display to

see a real-time image of the child and manage the internal menu

6. Built-in speaker to reproduce the

sounds emitted by the child in Baby Monitor mode and to show the videos recorded in Gallery mode. This performs the following additional functions at the same time: a) Absence or loss of link between child and parent unit signal function: approx. 10 seconds after the power and link indicator light starts to ﬂash green, you will hear 2 consecutive beeps per second. As soon as the link with the child unit is restored, the signal switches off and the power and link indicator light will light up steady green. b) Rechargeable lithium-ion battery status almost ﬂat signal function: you will hear 1 beep per second and the rechargeable battery status indicator light will start to ﬂash red. When charging of the rechargeable lithium-ion battery begins, the beep switches off and the rechargeable battery status indicator light lights up steady red until charging is complete. c) Reminder signal function

7. Video recording button

8. Power and link indicator light:

(a) Steady green: linked with child unit (b) Flashing green: absence or loss of link with child unit (c) OFF: parent unit off or on in Gal- lery mode

9. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery

status indicator light: (a) Flashing red: rechargeable battery almost ﬂat (B) Steady red: rechargeable battery charging in progress (c) OFF: rechargeable battery charged or operation via mains adapter with- out rechargeable battery

10. Rechargeable battery compart-

communication (“TALK” function)

14. Power connector and/or recharge-

able lithium-ion battery charger

15. Button to take photos

18. Loop to hang the parent unit on

of sounds coming from the parent unit in Baby Monitor mode or music in Mu- sic mode.

1.3 Parent unit (primarily in image

and sound receiver mode) Model 06627

1. Power via supplied rechargeable 3.7

V 1800 mAh lithium-ion battery or via 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz /6.5V 550 mA switching mains adapter

2. On/off button for Baby Monitor

3. Lit level indicator bar for sounds

emitted by the child

4. 3” colour touchscreen display to

see a real-time image of the child and manage the internal menu

6. Built-in speaker to reproduce the

7. Video recording button

8. Power and link indicator light:

(a) Steady green: linked with child unit (b) Flashing green: absence or loss of link with child unit (c) OFF: parent unit off or on in Gal- lery mode

9. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery

10. Rechargeable battery compart-

communication (“TALK” function)

14. Power connector and/or recharge-

able lithium-ion battery charger

15. Button to take photos

18. Loop to hang the parent unit on

display (child unit) Baby Monitor Mode Music Mode Playing lullabies Playing from music player Temperature Mode Correct connection between units (only in Baby Monitor mode) Loss or lack of connection be- tween units (only in Baby Moni- tor mode) maximum volume level (only in Baby Monitor and Music mode when playing lullabies). minimum volume level (only in Baby Monitor and Music mode when playing lullabies). Temperature measured in the vicinity of the child Playing from MP3 music player (Music mode only)12

Playing lullabies (Music mode only)

1.5 Operating icons shown on the

display (parent unit toolbar) Baby Monitor Mode Gallery Mode Rechargeable battery charged Medium charging level on rechargeable battery Low charging level on recharge- able battery Rechargeable battery ﬂat: the parent unit will switch off within a few minutes Correct connection between units (only in Baby Monitor mode) Loss or lack of connection be- tween units (only in Baby Moni- tor mode) Date and time temperature (only in Baby Moni- tor mode) 2x zoom set (only in Baby Moni- tor mode) Voice activated operation set (only in Baby Monitor mode) Sleep reminder set Measure fever reminder set Meal reminder set Medicine reminder set Nappy change reminder set volume muted Maximum volume level Photo capture in progress (only in Baby Monitor mode) Video recording in progress (only in Baby Monitor mode) Video duration (only in Gallery mode)

2. Description of features

2.1 Child unit (primarily in image and

550 mA switching mains adapter (1) or via four 1.5V AAA/LR6 alkaline batteries (not included) When power is supplied with mains adapter (1): - check that the mains voltage cor- responds to that shown on the rat- ing plate of the adapters referred to above; - insert the mains adapter jack (1) in the power connector (11) on the side of the unit. - insert the mains adapter plug in an easily accessible power socket. CAUTION: - The adapter cord could cause stran- gulation. Keep out of reach of children. - Periodically inspect mains adapters (1). If the power cord or plastic parts show signs of damage, do not use them and contact a qualiﬁed techni- cian. - Do not leave mains adapters (1) plugged into the outlet when appli- ances are not in use and/or not con- nected to the mains adapters (1).

2.1.2 Modes of use - Switching on and

Voice activated operation set (only in Baby Monitor mode) Sleep reminder set Measure fever reminder set Meal reminder set Medicine reminder set Nappy change reminder set volume muted Maximum volume level Photo capture in progress (only in Baby Monitor mode) Video recording in progress (only in Baby Monitor mode) Video duration (only in Gallery mode)

2. Description of features

2.1 Child unit (primarily in image and

2.1.2 Modes of use - Switching on and

adjustment. The child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) must be positioned about 1 - 1.5 metres from the child, on a ﬂat, stable surface and with the microphone (6) and the video camera (5) directed toward the child. Caution: the child unit, the mains adapter (1) and its power cord must be kept out of reach of children. Switching on/off the child unit in Baby Monitor mode Press the on/off button (2) for about 2 seconds. The child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) will switch on. The power and link indicator light (9) will begin to ﬂash green and the dis- play (17) will show the icon to indi- cate that the parent unit is attempt- ing to establish a connection with the child unit. Once connection has been established between the 2 units, the power and link indicator light will light up steady green and the icon will appear on the display. Keep the button (2) pressed for 2 sec- onds. The power and link indicator (9) and the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) will switch off. For details on the icons shown on the display (17) in Baby Monitor mode, re- fer to paragraph 1.4. + - child unit loudspeaker volume adjustment The + (16a) and - (16b) volume adjust- ment buttons regulate sound volume from the parent unit if the Talk func- tion is used in Baby Monitor mode and the volume of the lullabies played from the child unit in Music mode. Press the + (16a) and – (16b) buttons to adjust the volume of the child unit loudspeaker (19) and select the de- sired level. The unit offers 9 volume setting levels. The factory set level is 5. The change in the volume level will be shown on the display (17). Note: the volume variation icon in- cludes 5 bars. Each bar lights up after 2 presses of the + (16a) and - (16b) volume adjustment buttons. Press the “+” button (16a) once to in- crease the volume by one level. Press the “-“ (16b) button once to de- crease the volume by one level. A double beep will be heard each time the maximum or minimum level is reached.14

Night light A night light (4) is present on the child unit. The night light can be set with a dual function: a night light with mini- mum brightness and steady light to reassure the child while they sleep, and a night light with high brightness and variable light to accompany them while they fall asleep. Switching the night light on/off in minimum brightness, steady light mode and in variable brightness mode Press the night light on/off button (3) for about 2 seconds. The night light will switch on at minimum brightness and steady. If, during this operating mode, you press the night light on/off button (3) once, the variable brightness night light mode will be activated. Brightness will automatically vary from maximum level to minimum level. At the twelfth minute, night light brightness will remain ﬁxed at mini- mum level. - 0-4 minutes ➟ maximum-medium high brightness - 4-8 minutes ➟ medium-high-medi- um-low brightness - 8-12 minutes ➟ medium-low-mini- mum brightness - over 12 minutes ➟ night light at minimum brightness and steady During the variable brightness night light operating mode, if the night light on/off button (3) is pressed once, light brightness will return steady at mini- mum level. If the night light on/off button (3) is pressed again in this operating mode, the brightness variation cycle will begin again, starting from maximum level. Press the night light on/off button (3) button again for 2 seconds and the night light will switch off, both in minimum, steady brightness and in variable brightness night light mode. For energy savings, when the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) is being powered via alkaline batteries, the night light switches off automatically after 5 minutes if in minimum brightness and steady mode and after the end of the brightness variation cycle if in variable brightness mode. If the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) is be- ing powered via mains adapter (1), the night light will remain on in both modes until the button (3) is pressed again for 2 seconds. The night light can be switched when the child unit is off or when it is on in any mode. Switching the child unit on/off in Mu- sic mode Playing lullabies The child unit can play 6 lullabies to reassure your child. Press the lullaby on/off/selection but- ton (15) for about 2 seconds. The child unit will begin to play a sequence of 6 stored lullabies and the display will show the icon with the number corresponding to the lullaby being played

pressed again in this operating mode, the brightness variation cycle will begin again, starting from maximum level. Press the night light on/off button (3) button again for 2 seconds and the night light will switch off, both in minimum, steady brightness and in variable brightness night light mode. For energy savings, when the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) is being powered via alkaline batteries, the night light switches off automatically after 5 minutes if in minimum brightness and steady mode and after the end of the brightness variation cycle if in variable brightness mode. If the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) is be- ing powered via mains adapter (1), the night light will remain on in both modes until the button (3) is pressed again for 2 seconds. The night light can be switched when the child unit is off or when it is on in any mode. Switching the child unit on/off in Mu- sic mode Playing lullabies The child unit can play 6 lullabies to reassure your child. Press the lullaby on/off/selection but- ton (15) for about 2 seconds. The child unit will begin to play a sequence of 6 stored lullabies and the display will show the icon with the number corresponding to the lullaby being played

If the child unit is already in mu- sic mode and connected to an MP3 player (not included), simply remove the supplied audio cable (18) from the child unit audio input (13) to activate the lullabies. CAUTION: it is only possible to acti- vate lullabies if the child unit is not in Baby Monitor mode. To select a lullaby, press the lullaby on/off/selection button (15) until you ﬁnd the one you wish to play. The number of the tune being played will change automatically. To adjust lulla- by volume, see the ‘+ - volume adjust- ment of the child unit loudspeaker’ paragraph. Caution: if, while playing lullabies, the supplied audio cable jack (18) is insert- ed in the audio input (13) of the child unit, the lullabies will be deactivated, the icons will light up on the display and music from the MP3 player (not included), switched on and connected to the other end of the audio cable (18), will play. To switch off the lullaby feature, press the lullaby on/off/selection button (15) again for about 2 seconds. The child unit will switch itself off. Each time lullabies are switched off and on again, the play sequence will start with the lullaby after the last one heard. Playing from a music player that is not included It is possible to play music stored on an external music player, not included, by means of the child unit loudspeaker (19). CAUTION: music can only be played if the child unit is not in Baby Moni- tor mode. Switch on the music player and adjust the volume. Connect the two supplied audio cable jacks to the audio output of the music player and to the audio input (13) on the child unit. Position the child unit and the music player on a ﬂat, stable surface, away from the reach of children. Press the lullaby on/off/selection but- ton (15) for about 2 seconds. The child unit will automatically play the music stored in the external music player and the display will show the icon. If the child unit is already in music mode and is playing lullabies, to ac- tivate the MP3 player (not included), simply connect the supplied audio cable (18), already connected to the player, to the child unit audio input (13). Caution: To select songs to listen to or adjust the volume, use the music player functions themselves. It is not possible to select songs or adjust play- back volume using the buttons on the child unit. Caution: Be sure to adjust the volume of the external music player to a mod- erate level before connection to the child unit. Caution: If the music player is off, no sound will be heard from the child unit loudspeaker. Caution: Artsana S.p.A disclaims any responsibility for any breakage and malfunction of the music player. Caution: if, during playback of the16

MP3 player (not supplied), the sup- plied audio cable jack (18) is removed from the audio input (13) on the child unit, the music from the player will be deactivated and the lullabies stored in the child unit will be played automati- cally. The display will show the icon with the number of the lullaby being played

To switch off music play, press the lullaby on/off/selection button (13) again for about 2 seconds. The child unit will switch itself off. For details on the icons shown on the display (17) in Music mode, refer to paragraph 1.4. Temperature sensor A temperature sensor (14) that de- tects the child’s room temperature is located on the back of the child unit. The temperature is shown on the display (17) on the child unit in Baby Monitor mode, Music mode and Tem- perature Measuring mode and on the display (4) on the parent unit in Baby Monitor mode only. Under 16°C and over 26°C, the num- bers related to the measured temper- ature will begin to ﬂash. In this case, it is recommended to set the correct temperature level in the child’s room. To ensure that the data is measured reliably, make sure that the sensor (14) on the back of the unit is posi- tioned in a free area and not in contact with any other objects or surfaces. Important: the temperature sensor (14) on the child unit should be used only as indicative tool for detecting the temperature in the child’s room and is not intended to be used as a medical instrument. Switching the child unit on/off in Temperature Measuring mode The child unit can also function as a simple temperature measuring appli- ance. If the on/off button (2) is pressed once, the child unit will come on in Temperature mode and the display (17) will show the temperature in the room °C. Under 16°C and over 26°C, the num- bers related to the measured temper- ature will begin to ﬂash. In this case, it is recommended to set the correct temperature level in the child’s room. If the button (2) is pressed again, the child unit will go off. For details on the icons shown on the display (17) in Temperature Measuring mode, refer to paragraph 1.4. Operating indicator lights

The power and link indicator light (9) supplies 3 different pieces of informa- tion: - Steady green: the appliance is on in Baby Monitor mode and properly con- nected to the parent unit. - Flashing green: loss or absence of link with the parent unit in Baby Monitor mode. The display (17) shows the icon at the same time. As soon as the link with the parent unit is restored, the indicator light (9) will light up steady green and the icon will appear on the display. NOTE: when the child unit is switched on, it searches for the channel to link to the parent unit, therefore the indi- cator light (8) will ﬂash green and the display will show the icon until a link is established. -Off: the appliance is off or on in Mu- sic mode or in Temperature Measuring mode.

The alkaline battery status indicator light (12) supplies 2 different pieces of information: -Flashing red: alkaline batteries al- most ﬂat. -Off: alkaline batteries charged or op- eration via mains adapter (1). Night Vision In case of darkness or a decrease in the brightness of the room where the child unit is located, the light-sensitive sen- sor (8) will automatically activate the infrared lighting system (7) to allow viewing of the child even in the dark. Caution: when night vision is active, the parent unit display (4) image col- ours will be altered and, in the event of darkness, the images will appear in black and white. This is normal. Digital Zoom Adjustment It is possible to enlarge the image of the child by activating the digital zoom on the child unit video camera (5). The zoom is activated from the main menu on the parent unit in Baby Monitor mode. When the zoom is ac- tive, the icon appears on the display (4) on the parent unit. For details, see paragraph 3.2.3.

2.2 Parent unit (primarily in image

and sound receiver mode)

2.2.1 Power and recharging

Switching the child unit on/off in Temperature Measuring mode The child unit can also function as a simple temperature measuring appli- ance. If the on/off button (2) is pressed once, the child unit will come on in Temperature mode and the display (17) will show the temperature in the room °C. Under 16°C and over 26°C, the num- bers related to the measured temper- ature will begin to ﬂash. In this case, it is recommended to set the correct temperature level in the child’s room. If the button (2) is pressed again, the child unit will go off. For details on the icons shown on the display (17) in Temperature Measuring mode, refer to paragraph 1.4. Operating indicator lights

The power and link indicator light (9) supplies 3 different pieces of informa- tion: - Steady green: the appliance is on in Baby Monitor mode and properly con- nected to the parent unit. - Flashing green: loss or absence of link with the parent unit in Baby Monitor mode. The display (17) shows the icon at the same time. As soon as the link with the parent unit is restored, the indicator light (9) will light up steady green and the

icon will appear on the display. NOTE: when the child unit is switched on, it searches for the channel to link to the parent unit, therefore the indi- cator light (8) will ﬂash green and the display will show the icon until a link is established. -Off: the appliance is off or on in Mu- sic mode or in Temperature Measuring mode.

The alkaline battery status indicator light (12) supplies 2 different pieces of information: -Flashing red: alkaline batteries al- most ﬂat. -Off: alkaline batteries charged or op- eration via mains adapter (1). Night Vision In case of darkness or a decrease in the brightness of the room where the child unit is located, the light-sensitive sen- sor (8) will automatically activate the infrared lighting system (7) to allow viewing of the child even in the dark. Caution: when night vision is active, the parent unit display (4) image col- ours will be altered and, in the event of darkness, the images will appear in black and white. This is normal. Digital Zoom Adjustment It is possible to enlarge the image of the child by activating the digital zoom on the child unit video camera (5). The zoom is activated from the main menu on the parent unit in Baby Monitor mode. When the zoom is ac- tive, the icon appears on the display (4) on the parent unit. For details, see paragraph 3.2.3.

2.2 Parent unit (primarily in image

and sound receiver mode)

2.2.1 Power and recharging

Power via supplied rechargeable 3.7 V 800 mAh lithium-ion battery (13) or via 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz /6.5 V , 550 mA mains adapter (1). CAUTION: the rechargeable batter- ies should only be charged via the supplied mains adapter (1) and this can take place both if the parent unit is switched on and if the parent unit is off. If powering using the mains adapter (1) or charging the recharge- able lithium-ion battery: - check that the mains voltage cor- responds to that shown on the rating plate of the adapters; - insert the mains adapter jack (1) in the power connector (14) on the side of the unit; - insert the mains adapter plug in an easily accessible power socket. Attention - The mains adapter cord (1) may con- stitute a risk of strangulation, keep out of reach of children. - Periodically inspect mains adapters (1). If the power cord or plastic parts show signs of damage, do not use them and contact a qualiﬁed techni- cian. - Do not leave mains adapters (1) plugged into the outlet when appli- ances are not in use and/or not con- nected to the mains adapters (1).

2.2.2 Modes of use - Switching on

and adjustment. Switching the parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) on/off in Baby Monitor mode. Press the on/off button (2) for about 2 seconds. The parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) will switch on in Baby Monitor mode.18

The power and link indicator light (8) will begin to ﬂash green and the dis- play (4), after brieﬂy displaying the Chicco logo, will show the icon to indicate that the parent unit is search- ing for a link with the child unit. Once a link has been established between the 2 units, the power and link indi- cator light (8) will light up a steady green, the icon will appear on the display and the image detected in real time by the video camera (5) on the child unit will be shown. It will be possible to take photos and record videos of your child’s best mo- ments, manage the contact list, set the current date and time, set and ac- tivate the 5 reminders available, acti- vate the zoom and the voice activation function and monitor the temperature in the child’s room. Keep the button (2) pressed for 2 sec- onds until the power and link indicator light (8) and the parent unit (primar- ily in image and sound receiver mode) switch off. A prolonged beep will be heard when switching the parent unit on and off in Baby Monitor mode. Switching the parent unit on/off in Gallery mode Press the on/off button (11) for about 2 seconds to turn the parent unit on in Gallery mode. After brieﬂy showing the Chicco logo, the display (4) will show the toolbar and the main menu for this mode. It will be possible to manage the con- tact list, set and activate the 5 remind- ers available and look at the photos and videos saved in Baby Monitor mode. CAUTION: in Gallery mode, it is not possible to see the image of the child in real time as there is no link between the parent unit and the child unit. Holding down the button (11) for 2 seconds will switch off the parent unit. A short beep will be heard when switching the parent unit on and off in Gallery mode. + - volume adjustment of the parent unit loudspeaker The + (5a) and – (5b) volume adjust- ment buttons (6) adjust the volume of sounds emitted by the child unit in Baby Monitor mode, while in Gallery mode, they adjust the volume of the videos recorded. Press + (5a) and – (5b) to adjust par- ent unit loudspeaker (6) volume and select the desired level. The unit offers 10 volume setting lev- els. The factory set level is 5. Press the “+” button (5a) once to in- crease the volume by one level. Press the “-“ (5b) button once to de- crease the volume by one level. The change in the volume level will be shown on the display (4) The appliance stores the volume level selected during previous use in its memory, even after it has been switched off and switched back on. Note: The volume adjustment icon in- cludes 5 bars: each bar lights up after 2 presses of the + (5a)/- (5b) button. A beep will be heard each time the volume is increased or decreased by a level. A double beep will be heard each time the maximum or minimum level is reached. Adjusting the brightness of the parent unit display It is possible to adjust the brightness (4) of the parent unit display by ac- cessing the main menu on the parent unit in Baby Monitor mode. 7 bright- ness levels are available. For details about adjustment, see paragraph 3.2.2. Contact List Management It is possible to compile and consult the Contact List by accessing the main menu on the parent unit in both Baby Monitor and Gallery mode. For details about contact list manage- ment, see paragraph 3.2.5. Parent/child unit communication Talk function The Talk function makes it possible for parents to communicate with the child when the appliance is in Baby Monitor mode. Press and hold the button (12) and talk near the parent unit microphone (16). When the talk function is on, it is not possible to hear sounds from the child unit on the par- ent unit. CAUTION: when using the ‘Talk’ func- tion, avoid talking too close to the par- ent unit microphone (16) or the child unit will receive very high intensity sounds. CAUTION: do not press the button (12) when the two units are in the same room or less than 3 metres apart as this could cause noises or hissing.18

and videos saved in Baby Monitor mode. CAUTION: in Gallery mode, it is not possible to see the image of the child in real time as there is no link between the parent unit and the child unit. Holding down the button (11) for 2 seconds will switch off the parent unit. A short beep will be heard when switching the parent unit on and off in Gallery mode. + - volume adjustment of the parent unit loudspeaker The + (5a) and – (5b) volume adjust- ment buttons (6) adjust the volume of sounds emitted by the child unit in Baby Monitor mode, while in Gallery mode, they adjust the volume of the videos recorded. Press + (5a) and – (5b) to adjust par- ent unit loudspeaker (6) volume and select the desired level. The unit offers 10 volume setting lev- els. The factory set level is 5. Press the “+” button (5a) once to in- crease the volume by one level. Press the “-“ (5b) button once to de- crease the volume by one level. The change in the volume level will be shown on the display (4) The appliance stores the volume level selected during previous use in its memory, even after it has been switched off and switched back on. Note: The volume adjustment icon in- cludes 5 bars: each bar lights up after 2 presses of the + (5a)/- (5b) button. A beep will be heard each time the volume is increased or decreased by a level. A double beep will be heard each time the maximum or minimum level is reached. Adjusting the brightness of the parent unit display It is possible to adjust the brightness (4) of the parent unit display by ac- cessing the main menu on the parent unit in Baby Monitor mode. 7 bright- ness levels are available. For details about adjustment, see paragraph 3.2.2. Contact List Management It is possible to compile and consult the Contact List by accessing the main menu on the parent unit in both Baby Monitor and Gallery mode. For details about contact list manage- ment, see paragraph 3.2.5. Parent/child unit communication Talk function The Talk function makes it possible for parents to communicate with the child when the appliance is in Baby Monitor mode. Press and hold the button (12) and talk near the parent unit microphone (16). When the talk function is on, it is not possible to hear sounds from the child unit on the par- ent unit. CAUTION: when using the ‘Talk’ func- tion, avoid talking too close to the par- ent unit microphone (16) or the child unit will receive very high intensity sounds. CAUTION: do not press the button (12) when the two units are in the same room or less than 3 metres apart as this could cause noises or hissing. Voice Activation function In Baby Monitor mode, the parent unit can operate in continuous trans- mission mode or in voice activation mode. The Voice Activation function is activated from the internal par- ent unit menu. When the intensity of the sounds detected by the micro- phone (6) on the child unit exceeds the threshold for voice activation set by the manufacturer, the image of the child is shown in real time on the display (4) and the loudspeaker (6) on the parent unit is activated. In the presence of sounds with intensity lev- els below this threshold, the display (4) stops displaying the image of the child and the speaker (6) is turned off. When this function is set, the icon is shown on the display. For details about activation, see paragraph 3.2.1. Photo Capture and Photo Gallery Function Using the Capture Photo function, you can save the best pictures of the child when the units are linked and operat- ing in Baby Monitor mode. To save an image captured by the video camera and shown on the display, press the Capture Photo button (15): the icon will appear on the display (4) for a few seconds. If there is no space in the memory on the parent unit, the display (4) will show the message ‘FULL MEMORY’ and the photo will not be saved.20

We recommend that you delete pho- tos or ﬁlms stored by switching on the parent unit in Gallery mode. For details, see paragraphs 4.2.1 and 4.2.2. The photos saved may only be con- sulted when the parent unit is working in Gallery mode. For details, see para- graph 4.2.1. Film Recording and Film Gallery Function Using the Film Recording function, you can record the child’s best moments when the units are linked and operat- ing in Baby Monitor mode. To start recording the best moments ﬁlmed using the video camera and shown on the display, press the record ﬁlm button (7). The toolbar (17) will show the .REC icon, indicating that recording is in progress. To stop recording, press the ﬁlm recording button (7) again and the .REC icon will disappear from the toolbar. If there is no space in the memory on the parent unit, the display will show the message ‘FULL MEMORY’ and the video will not be saved. We recommend that you delete pho- tos or ﬁlms stored by switching on the parent unit in Gallery mode. For details, see paragraphs 4.2.1 and 4.2.2. The ﬁlms saved in the internal memo- ry may only be viewed when the par- ent unit is working in Gallery mode. For details, see paragraph 4.2.2. Luminous and acoustic operating sta- tus indicators:

The power and link indicator light (8) supplies 3 different pieces of informa- tion: - Steady green: the appliance is on in Baby Monitor mode and properly con- nected to the child unit. - Flashing green: indication of loss or absence of link with the child unit in Baby Monitor mode. At the same time, the image of the child disappears from the display (4) and the icon is displayed. After about 10 seconds, 2 beeps per second will be heard. As soon as the link is restored, the beep will switch off, the display (4) will show the icon and the indica- tor light (8) will light up steady green. NOTE: when the parent unit is switched on, it searches for the chan- nel to link to the child unit, therefore the indicator light (8) will ﬂash green and the display will show the icon until a link is established. -Off: appliance off or on in Gallery mode.

The rechargeable lithium-ion battery status indicator light (9) supplies 3 different pieces of information: - Flashing red: the rechargeable bat- tery (13) is almost ﬂat. At the same time on the display (4), the battery ﬂat icon appears and a beep is heard each second. If you want to continue using the ap- pliance, it is advisable to charge the rechargeable lithium-ion battery (13); otherwise, the appliance will stop working. Charge the rechargeable lithium-ion battery (13) by connect- ing the mains adapter (1) to the par- ent unit power and charger connector (14). When charging starts, the beep will switch off. - Steady red: the rechargeable battery (13) is charging. At the same time, the display (4) will show the battery icon with internal bars lighting up in succession. Leave the battery to charge until the indica- tor light (9) switches off and until the icon on the display remains steady. The parent unit can still be used to monitor the child while the recharge- able battery is charging, but the time required to reach full charge will be longer. -Off: the rechargeable battery is charged or is operating via mains adapter (1) without rechargeable bat- tery:20

We recommend that you delete pho- tos or ﬁlms stored by switching on the parent unit in Gallery mode. For details, see paragraphs 4.2.1 and 4.2.2. The ﬁlms saved in the internal memo- ry may only be viewed when the par- ent unit is working in Gallery mode. For details, see paragraph 4.2.2. Luminous and acoustic operating sta- tus indicators:

The power and link indicator light (8) supplies 3 different pieces of informa- tion: - Steady green: the appliance is on in Baby Monitor mode and properly con- nected to the child unit. - Flashing green: indication of loss or absence of link with the child unit in Baby Monitor mode. At the same time, the image of the child disappears from the display (4) and the icon is displayed. After about 10 seconds, 2 beeps per second will be heard. As soon as the link is restored, the beep will switch off, the display (4) will show the icon and the indica- tor light (8) will light up steady green. NOTE: when the parent unit is switched on, it searches for the chan- nel to link to the child unit, therefore the indicator light (8) will ﬂash green and the display will show the icon until a link is established. -Off: appliance off or on in Gallery mode.

The rechargeable lithium-ion battery status indicator light (9) supplies 3 different pieces of information: - Flashing red: the rechargeable bat- tery (13) is almost ﬂat. At the same time on the display (4), the battery ﬂat icon appears and a beep is heard each second. If you want to continue using the ap- pliance, it is advisable to charge the rechargeable lithium-ion battery (13); otherwise, the appliance will stop working. Charge the rechargeable lithium-ion battery (13) by connect- ing the mains adapter (1) to the par- ent unit power and charger connector (14). When charging starts, the beep will switch off. - Steady red: the rechargeable battery (13) is charging. At the same time, the display (4) will show the battery icon with internal bars lighting up in succession. Leave the battery to charge until the indica- tor light (9) switches off and until the icon on the display remains steady. The parent unit can still be used to monitor the child while the recharge- able battery is charging, but the time required to reach full charge will be longer. -Off: the rechargeable battery is charged or is operating via mains adapter (1) without rechargeable bat- tery:

Lit level indicator bar for sounds emitted by the child (3): Illuminates progressively from the centre outward, indicating 3 levels of sound intensity coming from the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) microphone (6) Allows parents to monitor sounds emitted by the child even when the parent unit loudspeaker volume is switched off. the central LED lights up if sounds emitted by the child are of a rela- tively low intensity. three LEDs light up if sounds emit- ted by the child are of medium in- tensity. ﬁve LEDs light up if sounds emitted by the child are of a relatively high intensity. Displaying the temperature meas- ured by the child unit sensor In Baby Monitor mode, when the child unit and parent unit are linked, the display (4) on the parent unit shows the temperature measured by the sensor (14) located on the child unit. Under 16°C and over 26°C, the num- bers related to the measured temper- ature will begin to ﬂash. In this case, it is recommended to set the correct temperature level in the child’s room. Reminder setting and signal To help organise the family’s days, it is possible to set 5 acoustic reminders for meals, fever measuring, medicine,22

nappy change and sleep from the in- ternal parent unit menu. This function is available both when the appliance is in Baby Monitor and when it is in Gallery mode. When reminders are set and active, the display shows the relative icons. For setting and activation details, see paragraphs 3.2.6 and 4.2.5. After the activation of each reminder, a count- down starts until a warning beep is heard relative to the reminder expiry. The beep is also accompanied on the display by a ﬂashing relative reminder icon. The beep will last 10 seconds followed by a 5 minute pause, during which the icon will continue to ﬂash on the display. This cycle will con- tinue until the reminder is deactivated pressing the display (4) at any point. Moving around and hanging up the parent unit To transport the parent unit or hang it on the wall, remove the base (19) by gently pulling it outward (FIG. 9). CAUTION: after removal, keep the base (19) out of the reach of children. CAUTION: hang the parent unit at a height that is out of reach of children. CAUTION: do not leave the parent unit unattended when hanging. CAUTION: when hanging, it is advisa- ble to power the parent unit using the lithium-ion batteries only (13), so that the mains adapter cable (1) does not remain suspended and pose a danger to the child. CAUTION: do not leave the parent unit hanging while the lithium-ion batteries (13) are charging.

3. Managing menus on the parent unit

in Baby Monitor mode:

3.1 Accessing the main menu

When the units work in Baby Monitor mode, the display (4) on the parent unit shows the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit. Touching the touchscreen display (4) at any point brings up the and icons. Touching the icon goes back to displaying the full screen image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit. Touching the icon ac- cesses the main menu, from which it is possible to manage all the available functions. The functions included in the main menu in Baby Monitor mode are: 2 x zoom Adjusting the display brightness Contact list management Voice activation function Date and time setting Setting and activating the 5 re- minders (

To exit the main menu and go back to displaying the image ﬁlmed by the vid- eo camera (5) on the child unit, touch the icon. Note: if, while navigating in the main menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to dis- playing the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit.

CAUTION: do not leave the parent unit hanging while the lithium-ion batteries (13) are charging.

3. Managing menus on the parent unit

in Baby Monitor mode:

3.1 Accessing the main menu

function The parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode) can func- tion in continuous mode (voice activa- tion OFF) or in voice activation mode (voice activation ON). See paragraph

To access the sub-menu of the Voice Activation function, touch the corre- sponding icon on the main menu. On the display, you will be able to choose between “ON” and “OFF”. The green icon indicates the current function setting (“ON” is green if the function was activated previously, “OFF” is green if the function was not activated previously). Touch the blue “ON” or “OFF” icon to change the set- ting of the Voice Activation function. After selection, the display will au- tomatically switch to displaying the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit. When the Voice Ac- tivation function is set to ON, the icon is shown on the toolbar (17). To go back to the main menu without changing any settings, touch

Note: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to dis-24

playing the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit.

3.2.2 Adjusting the brightness on the

parent unit display To adjust the display brightness (4) access the corresponding sub-menu by touching its icon on the main menu. To increase the brightness of the dis- play (4), touch until reaching the required level of brightness and conﬁrm by touching

To decrease the brightness of the dis- play (4), touch until reaching the required level of brightness and conﬁrm by touching

It is possible to select up to 7 bright- ness levels. When the setting is conrmed, the display (4) will automatically switch to displaying the full screen image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit. To go back to the main menu without changing any settings, touch

Note: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to dis- playing the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit.

3.2.3 Setting the zoom

ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit. To go back to the main menu without changing any settings, touch

3.2.3 Setting the zoom

To set the digital zoom on the video cam- era (5) on the child unit, access the corre- sponding sub-menu by touching its icon on the main menu. The display will show the possibility to choose between “1x” and “2x”. The green icon indicates the current function setting (“1x” is green if the function was not acti- vated previously, “2x” is green if the func- tion was activated previously). Touch the blue “1x” or “2x” icon to change the digi- tal zoom setting and conﬁrm using

After selection, the display will automati- cally switch to displaying the full screen image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit. When the digital zoom is set to ‘2x’, the is shown on the toolbar (17). To go back to the main menu without changing any settings, touch

Note: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to displaying the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit.

3.2.4 Date and time setting

When the appliance is switched on for the ﬁrst time, the toolbar on the dis- play shows the date and time set by the manufacturer. To set the current date and time, access the correspond- ing sub-menu by touching its icon on the main menu. The display will show the date and time setting screen. To set the current date, touch the correspond- ing string and use the keypad to enter the digits representing the day, month and year. To set the current time, touch the corresponding string and use the keypad to enter the digits representing the hours and minutes. At any moment, you can change the entry: touch until reaching the digit to correct, delete the digit using and enter the correct one. To conﬁrm the setting, touch : the display will automatical- ly switch to displaying the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit and the updated date and time will be shown on the toolbar (17). To go back to the main menu without changing any settings, touch

Note: if, while navigating in the sub- menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will auto- matically go back to displaying the im- age ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit.

To manage the contact list, access the corresponding sub-menu by touching its icon on the main menu. The ﬁrst time you access this feature, the Contact List will be displayed, identiﬁed by the icon only. In other cases, the screen will include the icon and the names of the contacts that have been saved, which you can scroll through using . Note: If, while navigating in the Contact List sub-menu, you wish to exit and go back to the main menu, touch . If, on the other hand, you wish to go back to displaying the full screen image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit, touch

Creating a new contact To add a new contact, touch on the Contact List: the display will show the tab to complete for the new contact. To go back to the Contact List menu, touch . Touch to enter the name of the new contact and enter it using the keypad. Once you have ﬁnished, save the data by touching . To return to the contact tab without saving, touch . To go back to the main menu, touch

Touch to enter the telephone number of the new contact and enter it using the keypad.Once you have ﬁn- ished, save the data by touching

To return to the contact tab without saving, touch

To go back to the main menu, touch

Touch to enter the address of the new contact and enter it using the keypad. At any moment, you can change the name, telephone number or address: touc up until the character to the right of the one to correct, delete the incorrect character using and enter the correct char- acter. Once you have ﬁnished, save the data by touching . To return to the contact tab without saving, touch . To go back to the main menu, touch After saving the data, the new contact tab will be added to the Contact List. If there is no space in the memory on the parent unit, the display will show the message ‘FULL MEMORY’ and the new contact will not be saved. We recommend that you delete some of the contacts stored. For details, see the ‘Deleting a contact’ paragraph. Note: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to dis- playing the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit. Editing a contact28

To edit a saved contact, touch the name of the contact on the Contact List: the display will show the com- pleted tab of the saved contact. To go back to the Contact List menu without making any changes, touch

Touch to change the name of the contact. Use the keypad to make any additions or, if corrections are re- quired, scroll through the string using up until the character to the right of the one to correct, delete the incorrect character using and en- ter the correct character. Once you have ﬁnished, save the data by touching . To return to the con- tact tab without making any changes, touch . To go back to the main menu, touch . Touch to edit the telephone number of the contact or to edit the address in the same way described for . After saving the data, the updated tab will be included in the Contact List. Deleting a contact To delete a saved contact, touch the name of the contact on the Contact List: the display will show the com-28

to edit the telephone number of the contact or to edit the address in the same way described for . After saving the data, the updated tab will be included in the Contact List. Deleting a contact To delete a saved contact, touch the name of the contact on the Contact List: the display will show the com- pleted tab of the saved contact. To go back to the Contact List menu without making any changes, touch

To proceed with deletion, touch : the display will show the pos- sibility to choose between “YES” and “NO”. Select ‘YES’ to conrm the de- letion and return to the updated Con- tact List. Choose ‘NO’ not to conrm the deletion and remain in the contact tab. Note: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to dis- playing the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit.

3.2.6 Reminder setting menu

To select the reminder to set and ac- tivate, access the corresponding sub- menu by touching its icon on the main menu. The display (4) will show the Choosing a Reminder sub-menu. It is possible to set up and activate the following reminders:

measure fever reminder

sleep reminder Note: if, while navigating in the Choosing a Reminder sub-menu, you wish to exit and go back to the main menu, touch . If, on the other hand, you wish to exit the main menu and go back to displaying the full screen image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit, touch . To set and activate a reminder, access the30

corresponding sub-menu by touching the icon for the reminder required

) from the Choos- ing a Reminder sub-menu. On the display, you will be able to choose between “ON” and “OFF”. The green icon indicates the current status of the reminder (“ON” is green if was activated previously, “OFF” is green if it was not activated previous- ly). Touch the icon to go back to the Choosing a Reminder menu without conﬁrming any settings. Touch the blue “ON” or “OFF” icon to change the status of the reminder. If the blue “OFF” icon is touched, the chosen reminder is disabled: the icon will turn green and the display (4) will automatically go back to the Choosing a Reminder sub-menu. If the blue “ON” icon is touched, you can set the reminder to be activated. The display will show the date and time setting screen for the reminder. To set the date, touch the correspond- ing string and use the keypad to enter the digits representing the day, month and year. To set the time, touch the corresponding string and use the keypad to enter the digits represent- ing the hours and minutes. At any moment, you can change the entry: touch until reaching the digit to correct, delete the digit using and enter the correct one. To conﬁrm the setting and activate the reminder, touch : the display (4) will auto- matically go back to the Choosing a Reminder sub-menu and the icon cor- responding to the activated reminder will be displayed in the toolbar (17) on the display (4). Touch the icon to go back to the Choosing a Re- minder menu without conﬁrming any settings. Note: if a date and time in the past are set, when is touched, you will hear a double beep, which shows that it is impossible to activate the reminder. Note: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to dis- playing the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit.

4. Gallery Mode: managing the men-

us in the parent unit

4.1 Accessing the main menu

When the parent unit is turned on in Gallery mode, you automatically ac- cess the main menu, from which it is possible to manage all the available functions. CAUTION: in Gallery mode, it is not possible to see the image of the child in real time as there is no link between the parent unit and the child unit. The functions included in the main menu in Gallery mode are:

on the display (4). Touch the icon to go back to the Choosing a Re- minder menu without conﬁrming any settings. Note: if a date and time in the past are set, when is touched, you will hear a double beep, which shows that it is impossible to activate the reminder. Note: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to dis- playing the image ﬁlmed by the video camera (5) on the child unit.

4. Gallery Mode: managing the men-

us in the parent unit

4.1 Accessing the main menu

Contact list management

Date and time setting

Setting and activating the 5 re- minders (

To view the photos taken in Baby Monitor mode, access the Photo Gal- lery sub-menu by touching its icon on the main menu. This display will show the gallery thumbnails with the possi- bility to scroll through the pictures by touching

touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to the main menu. From the Photo Gallery sub-menu you can view the photos in two differ- ent ways: cyclic mode and individual mode. Cyclic mode To open the photos in cyclic mode, touch the icon on the Photo Gallery menu: the display will show a full screen im- age of the ﬁrst photo stored. Touch to start the cycle. All the photos stored will be displayed in se- quence. To stop the cycle, touch the display at any point and then touch . Per tornare al menu Galleria To go back to the Photo Gallery, touch

Note: if, during a pause in cyclic mode, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will auto- matically go back to the main menu. Individual mode To open the photos in individual mode, touch thumbnail of the chosen photo in the Photo Gallery menu. The display will show the photos in full screen format. To move to the next or last image, touch the display at any point and then touch or, . To go back to the Photo Gallery, touch

Nota: if, during individual mode, no point of the display is touched for 15 seconds, the display (4) will automati- cally go back to the main menu. Deleting photos To delete a stored photo from the photo gallery, open the photo in in- dividual mode and touch . The display will show the possibility to choose between “YES” and “NO”. Select ‘YES’ to conﬁrm the deletion and return to the updated photo gal- lery. Choose ‘NO’ not to conrm the deletion.

Deleting photos To delete a stored photo from the photo gallery, open the photo in in- dividual mode and touch . The display will show the possibility to choose between “YES” and “NO”. Select ‘YES’ to conﬁrm the deletion and return to the updated photo gal- lery. Choose ‘NO’ not to conrm the deletion.

To view the videos recorded in Baby Monitor mode, access the Video Gal- lery sub-menu by touching its icon on the main menu. This display will show the gallery thumbnails with the pos- sibility to scroll through the videos by touching . To return to the main menu, touch . Nota: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to the main menu. Touch the thumbnail of the selected lm the Video Gallery: the display will show a snapshot of the ﬁlm and the toolbar (17) will show the recording time. Touch

To stop the video, touch the display at any point and then touch

To go back to the Video Gallery, touch . To move to the next or last ﬁlm, press or, . Note: if, during a pause, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to the main menu. Deleting videos To delete the stored videos from the gallery, touch the thumbnail of the selected lm from the Gallery menu: the display will show a snapshot of the ﬁlm and the toolbar (17) will show the recording time. To proceed with dele- tion, touch Note: you can also delete a video while it is playing by touching the display at any point and then touch- ing

The display will show the possibility to choose between “YES” and “NO”. Select ‘YES’ to conﬁrm the deletion and return to the updated video gal- lery. Choose ‘NO’ not to conrm the deletion.

4.2.3 Date and time setting34

See paragraph 3.2.4 Date and time setting in Baby Monitor mode. Note: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to the main menu.

See paragraph 3.2.5 Contact list man- agement in Baby Monitor mode Note: if, while navigating in the sub- menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will au- tomatically go back to the main menu.

4.2.5 Menu scelta promemoria

See paragraph 3.2.6 Reminder setting menu in Baby Monitor mode Note: if, while navigating in the sub-menu, no point of the display is touched for 10 seconds, the display (4) will automatically go back to the main menu.

5. Installation and replacement of

alkaline batteries in the child unit (primarily in image and sound trans- mitter mode) and the rechargeable lithium-ion battery in the parent unit (primarily in image and sound receiver mode)

Warning: these operations

should only be performed by an adult Caution: RECOMMENDA-

TIONS FOR ALKALINE BATTERY USE

- Alkaline batteries must always be replaced by an adult. - Use alkaline batteries that are the same or equivalent to the type recom- mended for the operation of this prod- uct (alkaline 1.5 V AA/LR6). - Insert the batteries in the child unit, making sure that the insertion polarity is as indicated in the battery compart- ment. - Do not mix different types of alkaline batteries or ﬂat alkaline batteries with new batteries. - Do not leave alkaline batteries or any tools within the reach of children. - Do not short-circuit the power ter- minals. - Always remove ﬂat batteries from the product to avoid any possible liq- uid leaks that may damage it. - In case of prolonged non-use of the product, always remove the batteries. - Remove the alkaline batteries from the appliance before disposal. - Do not throw ﬂat batteries in ﬁre or dispose of them carelessly; they must be recycled. - If the batteries are leaking liquid, replace them immediately, making sure to clean the battery compart- ment; thoroughly wash your hands if they have come into contact with the liquid. - Do not attempt to recharge non- rechargeable batteries: they may ex- plode. - The use of rechargeable batteries is not recommended as they may reduce the appliance’s operability. - The appliance is not designed to run on replaceable lithium batteries. CAUTION: improper use may create hazardous conditions. Caution: RECOMMENDA-

TIONS FOR LITHIUM BATTERY USE

- Do not dismantle, open or tear lithi- um batteries. - Do not short-circuit lithium battery terminals. Do not store lithium bat- teries in an improper way inside boxes and/or drawers in which terminals can be short-circuited by each other or can be short-circuited by conductive material. - Do not remove lithium batteries from their original packaging upon use. - Do not expose lithium batteries to36

heat or ﬁre. Do not expose to direct sunlight. - Do not expose lithium batteries to mechanical shock. In case of acciden- tal falls, always check the status of the container and contacts before pro- ceeding with re-use. Do not use if the lithium battery is damaged as a result of the fall. - In the case of liquid leakage from the battery, be careful to avoid contact with skin and eyes with the liquid. If contact occurs, wash affected areas with plenty of water and seek medi- cal advice. - Do not use any charger not speciﬁ- cally provided for use with the equip- ment. - Observe the markings (+) and (-) on the lithium battery and on the product to ensure proper insertion and use. - Do not use a lithium battery differ- ent from that supplied to power the appliance. - Keep lithium batteries away from the reach of children. - This appliance has been designed to prevent and inhibit the incorrect inser- tion of the lithium battery: always ob- serve the relative polarity markings on the product and on the lithium battery to ensure proper use. - Do not use a model of battery that is different than that stated in this instruction manual in the appliance. The battery purchase reference code is CODE 20256600100. - Only recharge the lithium bat- tery during use and only using the mains adapter supplied (CODE 20256600200). Do not recharge the lithium battery using an external bat- tery charger. Follow the instructions in this manual to recharge the lithium battery. - Keep the battery and the battery contacts clean and dry. In the event that the contacts become dirty, clean the terminals with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasives, chemicals or solvents to clean the battery and its contacts. - Lithium batteries require charging prior to use. Always refer to the in- structions for correct charging proce- dures. - Do not keep charging the lithium battery when not in use. - Always remove the lithium battery from the product when not in use. - Dispose of properly according to the information in this manual.

5.1 Installing alkaline batteries (not

included) in the child unit (primar- ily in image and sound transmitter mode)

5.1 Installing alkaline batteries (not

included) in the child unit (primarily in image and sound transmitter mode) Remove the alkaline battery compart- ment closing panel (10) placing your ﬁnger near the arrow and gently pull- ing the panel upward (ﬁg. 1). Insert four 1.5 V alkaline AA/LR6 bat- teries, respecting the proper insertion polarity as indicated in the battery compartment. Reposition the alkaline battery com- partment closing panel (10) ﬁrst in- serting the lower panel hooks in their battery compartment housing and36

lithium battery using an external bat- tery charger. Follow the instructions in this manual to recharge the lithium battery. - Keep the battery and the battery contacts clean and dry. In the event that the contacts become dirty, clean the terminals with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasives, chemicals or solvents to clean the battery and its contacts. - Lithium batteries require charging prior to use. Always refer to the in- structions for correct charging proce- dures. - Do not keep charging the lithium battery when not in use. - Always remove the lithium battery from the product when not in use. - Dispose of properly according to the information in this manual.

5.1 Installing alkaline batteries (not

included) in the child unit (primar- ily in image and sound transmitter mode)

5.1 Installing alkaline batteries (not

5.2 Replacing alkaline batteries (not

included) in the child unit (primar- ily in image and sound transmitter mode) Remove the alkaline battery compart- ment closing panel (10) placing your ﬁnger near the arrow and gently pull- ing the panel upward (ﬁg. 3). Remove the four 1.5V alkaline AA/LR6 batteries and replace them with four similar batteries, taking care to re- spect the proper insertion polarity as indicated in the battery compartment. Reposition the alkaline battery com- partment closing panel (10) ﬁrst in- serting the lower panel hooks in their battery compartment housing and gently pushing the panel downward (ﬁg. 4).

5.3 Installing the lithium-ion battery

(included) with the parent unit (pri- marily in receiver mode) Upon purchase, the 3.7 V 1800 mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery (13) in the parent unit is kept separately in the product packaging. Carefully remove the lithium-ion bat- tery from its packaging. Remove the rechargeable battery compartment closing panel (10), gen- tly pushing it outwards following the direction of the arrow (Fig. 5). Insert the lithium-ion battery (13), re- specting the proper insertion polarity as indicated in the battery compart- ment. Reposition the rechargeable battery compartment closing panel (13), in- serting the hooks in their battery com- partment housing and gently pushing in the opposite direction to the one shown by the arrow (ﬁg. 6).

5.4 Replacing the lithium-ion bat-

tery (included) with the parent unit (primarily in receiver mode) If the duration of the rechargeable lithium-ion battery is reduced exces- sively, this means that it has run out and therefore must be replaced (this is to be considered normal because rechargeable batteries run out over time). Remove the rechargeable battery compartment closing panel (10), gen- tly pushing it outwards following the direction of the arrow (ﬁg. 7). Remove the ﬂat rechargeable bat- tery (13) and replace with another rechargeable 3.7V 1800 mAh battery that is identical to the one supplied with the product (code 20256600100 to be requested directly from Artsana S.p.A.) taking care to place them with the correct insertion polarity indicated on the battery compartment. Reposition the rechargeable battery compartment closing panel (10), in- serting the hooks in their battery com- partment housing and gently pushing in the opposite direction to the one shown by the arrow (ﬁg. 8).38

Signal strength: 100 mW max Mains adapter Mod. S004LV0650055 INPUT: 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz, 150 mA OUTPUT: 6.5 V , 550mA Plug polarity: Made in China Lithium-ion battery Mod. 663960 (ICP66/39/60) Rated capacity: 1800 mAh (6.66 Wh) Rated voltage: 3.7 V The lithium battery gives best per- formance when used at normal room temperature (20°C ±5°C) Made in China SYMBOLS KEY single-phase alternating current direct current for indoor use only Class II - double insulation equipment Complies with relevant EC directives as amended CAUTION. Read the instructions for use TROUBLESHOOTING If you experience problems, please ﬁrst check the following list and check that:

Both units are properly connected to the power socket via the mains adapt- er (1), or that batteries are charged.38

Lithium-ion battery Mod. 663960 (ICP66/39/60) Rated capacity: 1800 mAh (6.66 Wh) Rated voltage: 3.7 V The lithium battery gives best per- formance when used at normal room temperature (20°C ±5°C) Made in China SYMBOLS KEY single-phase alternating current direct current for indoor use only Class II - double insulation equipment Complies with relevant EC directives as amended CAUTION. Read the instructions for use TROUBLESHOOTING If you experience problems, please ﬁrst check the following list and check that:

Both units are properly connected to the power socket via the mains adapt- er (1), or that batteries are charged.

FAULT CAUSE SOLUTION

Parent unit (receiver)/ child unit (transmitter) power and link indicator (8) off - Child unit (transmit- ter) and/or parent unit (receiver) off. -Parent unit on in Galle- ry mode. -Child unit on in Music mode playing lullabies. - Child unit on in Music mode, connected to an MP3 player. - Child unit on in Tempe- rature Measuring mode. - Child unit alkaline batteries (not included) and/or parent unit lithium-ion battery completely ﬂat. - Mains adapter discon- nected or not connected correctly. - No mains voltage. - Switch on the child unit (transmit- ter) and/or parent unit (receiver) in Baby Monitor mode. -Switch off the parent unit and switch it back on in Baby Monitor mode. Stop playing music and switch to Baby Monitor mode. - Disconnect the MP3 player and switch to Baby Monitor mode. -Switch off the child unit and switch it back on in Baby Monitor mode. - Replace the alkaline batteries in the child unit and/or charge re- chargeable lithium-ion battery in the parent unit. -Check that the appliance is correctly connected to a mains socket. - Check that the socket is being powered.40

Parent unit (receiver)/ child unit (transmitter) power and link indicator (8) off The parent unit (receiver) does not emit any sounds - No discernible sounds are arriving to the child unit (transmitter). - .The voice activation function has been se- lected. - Parent unit (receiver) volume set at minimum. - Child unit alkaline batteries and/or parent unit lithium-ion battery completely ﬂat. - The parent unit (recei- ver) may be off in Baby Monitor mode. - Just as soon as discernible sounds from the environment are present, the transmitter will be activated. In any case, for peace of mind, test transmission with the help of another person who can try to speak in the room the child unit (transmitter) is on. - If the display shows the icon, the voice activation function is active. As soon as sounds present in the child unit environment exceeds the threshold for voice activation, the parent unit will emit sounds. - Adjust the parent unit (receiver) volume, pressing the + volume adjustment button (5a) until sounds can be heard. - Replace the alkaline batteries in the child unit and/or charge the lithium- ion battery in the parent unit. - Switch on the parent unit (receiver) in Baby Monitor mode. The parent unit (receiver) display does not show any image (black screen) -The parent unit (recei- ver) and/or child unit may be off. - Absence or loss of link with the child unit. - The voice activation function has been se- lected. -Check that both units are on cor- rectly. - If the display shows the , icon, move the units closer together and/or relocate the units themselves in order to reduce the number of obstacles, metal structures, reinforced concrete walls, etc. interposed between them and/or check that the child unit is on. - If the display shows the icon, the voice activation function is active. As soon as sounds present in the child unit environment exceeds the threshold for voice activation, the parent unit will emit sounds and will display an image of the child again in real time. Image colours on the display are very light - Too much display brightness. -Enter the Adjusting the display brightness sub-menu in Baby Monitor mode and choose a lower level of brightness. Image colours on the display are very dark - Too little display brightness. - Night vision activated. -Enter the Adjusting the display brightness sub-menu in Baby Monitor mode and choose a higher level of brightness. - Check the lighting conditions of the room where the child unit is located. If the room is dark or in low light con- ditions, alteration of image colour on the display is to be considered normal. Interference - In rare cases, even if HOPPING technology ensures high immunity to interference from analogue appliances, interference can be caused by the presence of another intercom or similar transmission appliance switched on nearby or by electroma- gnetic pollution (proxi- mity to antennas with radio transmitters, high voltage cables, etc.). Move away from analogue equipment and/or leave the area in which it is located. Presence of obstacles, metal struc- tures, reinfor- ced concrete walls, etc. interposed between the child unit (transmitter) and the parent unit (receiver) - Presence of obstacles, metal structures, rein- forced concrete walls, etc. interposed between the child unit (transmit- ter) and the parent unit (re- ceiver). - Child unit alkaline batteries and/or parent unit lithium-ion battery almost ﬂat. - Move the units closer together and/ or relocate the units themselves in order to reduce the number of ob- stacles, metal structures, reinforced concrete walls etc. between them - Replace the alkaline batteries in the child unit and/or charge lithium-ion battery in the parent unit.42

Electrostatic or electroma- gnetic noise Electrostatic or electro- magnetic interference due to electrostatic or electromagnetic ﬁelds emitted by other elec- trical equipment: e.g. domestic appliances, cellular or cordless pho- nes etc. Identify and, if possible, eliminate the cause of interference. Presence of hissing or whistling - The units are too close together. - Parent unit (receiver) volume too high. - Move the units further apart. - Lower the parent unit (receiver) volume, pressing the volume adjustment button (5b). The parent unit (receiver) emitting weak sounds - The child is too far away from the child unit (transmitter). - Parent unit volume level too low. - Move the child unit (transmitter) within 1-1.5m away from the child. - Increase the volume level on the parent unit pressing the + volume adjustment button (5a). The child unit does not switch on in music mode -the child unit is on in Baby Monitor mode. -the MP3 player con- nected to the child unit is off or set to minimum volume. -Check if the power and link indicator light (12) is on. If it is on and the display shows the or icon, the product is working in Baby Monitor mode. Switch off Baby Monitor mode and switch on Music mode. - Check the MP3 player conditions and, if necessary, switch it on and increase volume. Temperature is not shown on the parent unit display. -The parent unit is on in Gallery mode. -Absence or loss of link with the child unit. -Check if the parent unit power and link indicator light (12) is on. If this is off, the product is working in Gallery mode. Switch on the product in Baby Monitor mode. -Move the parent unit closer to the child unit to establish a connection. The parent unit does not switch on in Gallery mode. -The parent unit is on in Baby Monitor mode. -Switch off Baby Monitor mode and switch on Gallery mode. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY: Mod. 06627 Artsana S.p.A. hereby declares that this product is in conformity with the essential requirements and the related dispositions established by directive 1999/5/CE. A copy of Declaration of Conformity with European Directive 1999/5/EC is available at: www.chicco.com - Products Section. According to European Commission decision N ° 2000/299/EC of 06/04/2000, the frequency band used by this product is harmonised in all EU countries; therefore, this is a class 1 product and can be freely used in all countries of the European Community. This product complies with EU Directive 2002/96/EC. The crossed bin symbol on the appliance indicates that the product, at the end of its life, must be disposed of separately from domestic waste, either by taking it to a separate waste disposal site for electric and electronic appliances or by returning it to your dealer when you buy another similar appliance. The user is responsible for taking the appliance to a special waste disposal site at the end of its life. If the disused appliance is collected correctly as separate waste, it can be recycled, treated and disposed of ecologically; this avoids a negative impact on both the environment and health, and contributes towards the recycling of the product’s materials. For further information regarding the waste disposal services available, contact your local waste disposal agency or the shop where you bought the appliance.

CONFORMITY WITH EU DIRECTIVE 2006/66/EC

The crossed-out wheeled bin symbol on the battery or its packaging, means that the batteries, at the end of their life, should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities, or otherwise returned to the dealer when purchasing new equivalent rechargeable or non- rechargeable batteries. Chemical symbols (Hg for mercury, Cd for cadmium, Pb for lead) printed beneath the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol indicate the type of substance contained in the battery. The user is responsible for bringing batteries, at the end of their life, to the appropriate collection facilities in order to facilitate treatment and recycling. The correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health and favour the recycling of the materials of which the product is made. Illegal disposal of the product by the user will damage the environment and human health. For more detailed information regarding the available waste collection systems, contact your local waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the item. ARTSANA reserves the right to change information described in this manual at any time and without notice. The reproduction, transmission, transcription or translation into another language, of any part and in any form of this manual is strictly prohibited without prior written consent from ARTSANA Warranty: The product is guaranteed against manufacturing defects for 2 years from the date of purchase.Artsana S.p.A. - Via Saldarini Catelli 1 - 22070 Grandate (CO) Italy www.chicco.com Mod. 06627 94479.Z.1 46 002567 000 000Top Digital Video Baby Monitor Mod. 06627

Top Digital Video Baby Monitor - Baby monitors CHICCO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Top Digital Video Baby Monitor CHICCO

1.2 Child unit (primarily in image and

2. On/off button for Baby Monitor or

7. Infrared lighting system (8 LEDs) to

10. Alkaline battery compartment

18. Audio cable (supplied)

19. Loudspeaker for the reproduction

1.3 Parent unit (primarily in image

1. Power via supplied rechargeable 3.7

2. On/off button for Baby Monitor

3. Lit level indicator bar for sounds

4. 3” colour touchscreen display to

6. Built-in speaker to reproduce the

7. Video recording button

8. Power and link indicator light:

9. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery

10. Rechargeable battery compart-

14. Power connector and/or recharge-

15. Button to take photos

18. Loop to hang the parent unit on

1.3 Parent unit (primarily in image

1. Power via supplied rechargeable 3.7

2. On/off button for Baby Monitor

3. Lit level indicator bar for sounds

4. 3” colour touchscreen display to

6. Built-in speaker to reproduce the

7. Video recording button

8. Power and link indicator light:

9. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery

10. Rechargeable battery compart-

14. Power connector and/or recharge-

15. Button to take photos

18. Loop to hang the parent unit on

1.5 Operating icons shown on the

2. Description of features

2.1 Child unit (primarily in image and

2.1.2 Modes of use - Switching on and

2. Description of features

2.1 Child unit (primarily in image and

2.1.2 Modes of use - Switching on and

2.2 Parent unit (primarily in image

2.2.1 Power and recharging

2.2 Parent unit (primarily in image

2.2.1 Power and recharging

2.2.2 Modes of use - Switching on

3. Managing menus on the parent unit

3.1 Accessing the main menu

3. Managing menus on the parent unit

3.1 Accessing the main menu

3.2.2 Adjusting the brightness on the

3.2.3 Setting the zoom

3.2.3 Setting the zoom

3.2.4 Date and time setting

3.2.6 Reminder setting menu

4. Gallery Mode: managing the men-

4.1 Accessing the main menu

4. Gallery Mode: managing the men-

4.1 Accessing the main menu

4.2.3 Date and time setting34

4.2.5 Menu scelta promemoria

5. Installation and replacement of

Warning: these operations

TIONS FOR ALKALINE BATTERY USE

TIONS FOR LITHIUM BATTERY USE

5.1 Installing alkaline batteries (not

5.1 Installing alkaline batteries (not

5.1 Installing alkaline batteries (not

5.1 Installing alkaline batteries (not

5.2 Replacing alkaline batteries (not

5.3 Installing the lithium-ion battery

5.4 Replacing the lithium-ion bat-

FAULT CAUSE SOLUTION

CONFORMITY WITH EU DIRECTIVE 2006/66/EC

PROBEER ZE NOOIT TE OPENEN. DIT

1.1 Systeemeigenschappen

ALLMÄNNA FÖRESKRIFTER

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