• Connect the USB plug of the power adapter to the camera (baby unit) and the other end to a mains power socket.
  (NOTE: Only use the power adaptor provided)
• Move the toggle switch on the side of the camera to the ON position.
• After a few seconds a blue LED will display and a subtle beep will sound on the camera indicating that the baby unit is working. (It is possible to switch off the blue LED see the 'camera settings' section for more info.

1. Charging the parent unit fully before use is recommended. This wlll allow the unit to operate on battery power in the event of a power failure.
2. Connect the USB plug of the power adapter to the parent unit and the other end to a mains power socket.
   (NOTE: Only use the power adaptor provided)
   The charging LED will illuminate to show that the unit is charging the battery.
3. Move the toggle switch on the side of the camera to the ON position. The welcome screen will show briefly and the start-up tune will play.

• The camera and monitor are already paired, switch on the camera first and when you switch on the monitor it will automatically try to connect. Do this close to the camera when setting up for the first time so that you can adjust and check the viewing angle.
• Being too close (less than about 1.5m) will cause a high-pitched feedback noise so you might want to have the volume down while you do this.
• Once you have completed the set up, you can then move the monitor away. The signal will reach up to 260metres with line of sight and up to 50m indoors. Thick walls or obstructions will reduce this distance so for the best reception, avoid placing the camera or monitor close to electrical equipment, in alcoves or behind heavy furniture etc. It’s worth spending a little bit of time finding the best locations when you first set up the system.
• Place the (camera) baby unit in a convenient location and point the camera lens towards the area you want to monitor. Adjust the baby unit until you are satisfied with the image you can see in the parent unit.
• Avoid positioning the camera on a reflective surface or close to a light source as this can interfere with the night vision function.
  NB.
  Do not place the baby unit within the baby's reach!

The enclosed baby unit has already been registered, you do not need to register it again unless the baby unit loses its link with the parent unit or you wish to pair it with a second camera. This monitor can support up to two cameras.

In the main menu when the camera icon is selected, press the OK key to enter the pairing screen, press OK again and you will be asked if you wish to re-register the camera, press OK then push the pair key on the back of the camera (baby unit) within 10 seconds.
The parent unit screen will display a message telling you that the camera has successfully registered.

The VOX mode automatically puts the display in sleep mode to save battery. It reactivates automatically as soon as it detects noise in the baby's room.

Press the VOX key to turn on VOX mode, the screen will then go blank until noise is detected by the camera or you press VOX again to switch back to normal mode.

You can also set VOX to be the default mode and adjust the sensitivity of the sound sensor. See the section on 'VOX Settings' for more info.

Press the music key to play lullabies through the camera (baby unit); press the music key again to turn the lullabies off.

It is also possible to set the volume for the lullaby playback through the camera and to set it to play your baby's favourite lullaby on repeat or to cycle through all 8 on a loop. For more information on how to do this please see the section on Camera Settings.

Press and hold the Lullaby / Push to talk (PTT) button on the parent unit to talk to your baby through the camera's loudspeaker. Wait a moment for the microphone icon to be displayed at the bottom of the screen before speaking. Wait until you have finished speaking before releasing the PTT key.

The infra-red night vision is automatic and does not require any setup. The light sensor in the camera will recognise when light levels drop sufficiently and the camera will automatically switch into night vision mode. A subtle red light will appear below the lens on the camera and the image on the parent unit will switch to black and white.

As soon as light levels rise or a light source is in range of the sensor the camera will switch out of infra-red mode and into normal daylight operation.

With the display on , press Volume – key on the parent unit to decrease volume or Volume + key to increase volume. The display will show the current volume for 3 seconds.

Default Volume
To set a default volume for the parent unit so that it always starts with the volume set to your preferred level just set the volume as you want it and then press OK to enter the menu, now press the return button - the default volume is now set.

On the parent unit press the zoom button (magnifying glass +) to zoom in the image on the screen. There are three levels of magnification and the unit will switch between these each time you press the zoom button.

The current magnification is shown by the symbol in the top right of the screen next to the battery bars.

When you first change the zoom level a set of arrows will appear on screen for 3 seconds. There will also be an icon showing the visible part of the full image in the current magnification.

While the arrows are on screen you can use the selector wheel on the parent unit to pan around the zoomed image to get the perfect view.

All these settings are accessed by pressing the OK button on the parent unit when in normal viewing mode and the using the up and down arrows to scroll to the 'Camera' icon (first in the list by default)

Add Camera
This option shows which cameras you have registered to the parent unit and enables you to re-register or add a second camera. Using the method described in 'Pairing the Camera and Screen'.

View Camera
When you highlight this menu option it will show you which camera is currently being viewed (1 or 2). If you two cameras registered you can then click this option to see a menu that enables you to switch between your two cameras or to set the unit to automatically 'scan' between the 2 camera views.

Scan delay
This option is only available when 'Scan' is set in the 'View Camera' menu. If the unit is set to scan then when you highlight this menu option it will show you the current time between switching camera views. If you click ok to access the menu then you can choose between 10/15/20 or 30 second time between switching camera views when in scan mode.

Delete Camera
This menu enables you to un-pair one or both of your cameras from the parent unit. You can easily pair them again by following the steps in 'pairing the camera and screen'.

Camera Power Light
When you highlight this menu option it will show you the current setting for the power light on your camera. You can then click into the menu to set the power light to Auto, Always on or Always Off.

Intercom Volume
When you highlight this menu option it will show you the current setting for the two-way talk volume. You can then click into the menu to set the volume for your voice through the camera to Low, Medium or High.

Music

In this menu you can select one of the 8 lullabies to play continuously if your little one has a favourite, or you can set the camera to loop through all 8 in sequence. You can also set the volume for the lullabies to low/medium/high.

All these settings are accessed by pressing the OK button on the parent unit when in normal viewing mode and the using the up and down arrows to scroll to the 'Tools' icon.

• LCD backllght
  In this menu you are be able to adjust the brightness of the screen you are viewing and the active time for the backlight.
• Time and date
  This menu enables you to set time/date
  and set the format.
  Press the Zoom key to move the cursor and press the Up/Down arrows to change the values.
• Temperature unit
  You can select Celsius or Fahrenheit
• Anti-flicker
  You are able to adjust the frequency of the screen to 50 or 60 HZ to suit your lighting for anti-flicker.
• Alert Tones
  You can turn the alert tones for low battery on or off. (It is recommended to leave them on).
  There are three alert tones to choose
  from.
• Parent unit LED light
  You can select a brightness for the parent unit 'power' LED. Options are Off / Low / Medium / Bright.

These settings are accessed by pressing the OK button on the parent unit when in normal viewing mode and the using the up and down arrows to scroll to the 'Clock and Note' icon.

You can have up to 5 active alarms set at one time.

When you click into an alarm you can use these settings to:

• Turn the alarm on/off
• Set the time for the alarm
• Set whether it is a one off alarm or one that should repeat each day.

These settings are accessed by pressing the OK button on the parent unit when in normal viewing mode and the using the up and down arrows to scroll to the green 'alert' icon.

You can set your parent unit to be in VOX mode by default (so from the moment it starts up) by switch the system mode in this menu to VOX. If you prefer your parent unit to start in normal mode and switch VOX on and off using the physical VOX button then you should set this system mode to 'Normal'.

You can also use this menu to set the sensitivity for the VOX function (how loud a sound needs to be to trigger the parent unit. You can choose between low/medium/high sensitivity and the best setting will depend on you, your baby and the ambient noise in or near the room that the camera is in.

These settings are accessed by pressing the OK button on the parent unit when in normal viewing mode and the using the up and down arrows to scroll to the 'globe/earth' icon.

The language setting menu allows you to choose your language from the following:

• English
• French (Francais)
• Spanish(Espanol)
• Portuguese (Portugues)
• Italian (Italiano)
• German(Deutach)
• Turkish(Turkce)
• Russian / (Россия)