Alecto DBX-85 eco Bedienungsanleitung

USER MANUAL

DBX-85eco

1 ECO MODE

This Alecto DBX-85 ECO babyphone is equipped with an unique ECO

mode. Already in normal operation mode, the baby-unit stops transmis-

sion when the baby is not crying. In Full Eco mode it even suppresses

the controlling signals between the baby-unit and the parent unit, so no

transmitting at all.

Attention: once the baby produces noise, the baby-unit is activated and

contacts the parent unit. This causes a small delay which means that

short sounds from the baby may not be heard by you. In case you really

want to hear all sounds from the baby room, you must set the sensitivity

to maximum (see chapter 4.5); with this setting the baby-unit is constantly

active.

7. charge contacts

8. battery compartment

9. microphone

10. battery-indication ( ): see next

page

11. power on/off

12. talk back

13.

1. sound indication LED’s

2. volume up; up button when

programming

3. volume down; down button when

programming

4. button to set the sensitivity

5. link-check ( ), see below

6. loudspeaker

2 OVERVIEW

2.1 OVERVIEW PARENT UNIT:

Link check :

• ashes green when there is no link between baby unit and parent unit

or parent unit is out of range with the baby unit.

• steadily green when linked to the baby unit

• steadily red in FULL ECO MODE and the baby is asleep. Attention: in

this mode there is no active link.

• steadily orange in FULL-ECO-MODE and the baby is crying. The

baby-unit is linked to the parent-unit.

battery indication :

• on steadily when in charging mode

• off when batteries are FULL

• blinks when low battery level is detected

2.2 OVERVIEW BABY UNIT:

1. battery indication: see below

2. built-in nightlight (not visible

when switched-off

3. power on/off

4. microphone

5. DC input for power adapter

6. battery compartment (backside)

7. loudspeaker

8. on/off indication

9. volume up/down

10. page (to page the parent unit)

11. nightlight on/off

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battery indication :

• lights yellow when batteries are installed and the power adapter is

connected to indicate that batteries are being charged (does NOT

goes off when batteries are fully charged)

• off when batteries are FULL

• blinks red when low battery level is detected

3 INSTALLATION

3.1 PARENT UNIT:

The parent unit is powered by 2 supplied rechargeable batteries. These

batteries are charged through the included power adapter.

ATTENTION:

NEVER INSTALL NORMAL BATTERIES IN THE PARENT UNIT.

NORMAL BATTERIES CANNOT BE CHARGED. RISC OF

EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.

1. Remove the belt clip with the help of a small screw-

driver

2. Remove the battery compartment cover.

3. Insert 2 x AAA rechargeable batteries, observing their

polarities, into the battery compartment on the parent

Unit. Only use the supplied batteries with the following

specifications:

voltage / capacity: 1.2V / 750mAh or more

material / size: NiMH, AAA, HR03

4. Replace the battery door on the Parent unit

5. Connect the output plug of the mains adapter to the charger-pod and

put the parents-unit onto the charger-pod to charge the batteries

Attention: remain on, even when the batteries are charged.

The charging of empty batteries takes about 24 hours..

3.2 BABY-UNIT:

The baby-unit is powered by the supplied power adapter.

Only connect the provided power adapter with the following specificati-

ons: Input: 100-240VAC 150mA; Output: 9VDC 500mA

For portable use you can install 4 pcs RECHARGEABLE batteries.

ATTENTION:

NEVER INSTALL NORMAL BATTERIES IN THE BABY UNIT.

NORMAL BATTERIES CANNOT BE CHARGED. RISC OF

EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.

1. Remove the battery compartment cover.

2. Insert 4 x AA rechargeable batteries, observing their polarities, into

the battery compartment on the parent Unit. Only use

the supplied batteries with the following specifications:

voltage / capacity: 1.2V / 1300mAh or more

material / size: NiMH, AA, HR6, penlite

3. Reattach the battery compartment cover.

4. Connect the output plug of the mains adapter to the DC socket on

the side of the baby unit and the mains adapter to the wall mains

supply.

5. The battery indication comes on and charging begins (this LED

remains lit, even when the batteries are fully charged)

Depending on the capacity of the batteries, It will take about 24 hours to

fully charge the batteries.

The power adapter for the baby-unit is inclusive. Rechargeable batteries

for the baby-unit are exclusive.

3.3 RECOMMENDATIONS:

• Never place the baby unit inside your baby’s cot, bed or playpen.

• MAKE SURE THE BABY UNIT AND MAINS ADAPTOR CABLE ARE

ALWAYS OUT OF REACH OF THE BABY.

• Avoid exposure of the units to moisture or liquid.

• Clean the units with a damp cloth.

• Do not expose the units to extreme heat or direct sunlight.

4 USING YOUR BABY MONITOR

Please read these instructions carefully, and be reminded that this baby

monitor is just intended as an aid. It is not a substitute for responsible,

correct parental supervision.

4.1 POWER ON/OFF:

provided the parent unit is off, press and hold

<POWER> for about 2 seconds to switch-ON

the unit

provided the parent unit is on, press and hold

<POWER> for about 2 seconds to switch-OFF

the unit

4.2 LINK CHECK:

As soon as the parent unit is turned on, it starts looking for the baby unit.

1. The link-led blinks

2. As soon as the parent unit finds the baby unit, the link-LED lights

steadily

3. In case the parent unit cannot find the baby unit within a period of 30

seconds (because it is not yet switched on, the batteries of the baby-

unit are empty

or the distance is too large),

attention tones sound

every 10 seconds.

See also paragraph 4.15.

4.3 MONITORING:

As soon as the baby unit detects a sound, it will send it to the parent unit.

receiving volume:

press the - button to decrease the volume or

the + button to increase the volume (5 levels +

volume-OFF)

• The volume level is indicated by the sound indications LED’s

• You will hear an extra beep when the lowest or the highest level is

reached and when you press the - or + button.

2 sec.

- +

Optical indication:

the sound is also displayed visually by LED’s;

monitoring can therefore be carried out even

when the volume has been reduced or switched

off altogether

4.4 TALK BACK:

press and hold TALK on the Parent unit to speak

to the baby

control the volume on the Baby unit:

press the - button to decrease the volume or the

+ button to increase the volume

4.5 SENSITIVITY:

You can adjust the sensitivity on the Parent Unit to monitor the sound

from Baby Unit:

press the SENSITIVITY button on the parent unit

use the - and + button to select the required level

press the SENSITIVITY button to conrm

• There are five levels of sensitivity which are indicated by the sound

indications LED’s

level 1 represents lowest sensitivity, level 4 represents a high sen-

sitivity, level 5 represents the highest sensitivity (the microphone is

activated all the time)

• You will hear an extra beep when the lowest or the highest level is

reached and when you press the - or + button.

• From factory the highest level is preset

Talk

- +

Sensitivity

- +

Sensitivity

4.6 PAGING THE PARENT UNIT:

Use this feature to call the parent unit in case you need help in the baby

room or to find the parent unit. The parent unit must be switched-on to use

this feature.

press the Page button to generate tones at the

parent unit for 120 seconds

• You may end this signaling by again pressing button Page or by

pressing any key on the parent unit.

• The volume of these tones is fixed.

• In case the volume of the parent unit was set to off, when paging the

volume will be set to on and remain on.

4.7 NIGHTLIGHT:

provided the nightlight unit is off, press to

switch-ON

provided the nightlight unit is on, press to

switch-OFF

4.8 BELT CLIP:

On the backside of the parents unit you will find the

belt clip to carry the unit around while keeping your

hands free.

Use a small screwdriver to remove this clip if you

want.

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