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Philips SC486 manual

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  • Page 1

    Instructions for use English 4 Instructions pour l ’utilisation F rançais 18 Modo de empleo Español 32 Bedienungsanleitung Deutsch 46 Gebruiksaanwijzing Nederlands 60 Istruzioni per l’uso Italiano 74 Instruções de uso Po r tuguês 88    102 Bruksanvisning Svenska 116 V ejledning[...]

  • Page 2

    2 ☎ Helpline (www .p4c.philips.com) België & Lux emburg/ Belgien & Lux emburg/ Belgique & Lux embourg (Belgium & Lux embourg) T el: 070 222303 Danmark (Denmark) Tlf: 808 82814 Deutschland (Germany) Phone: 0180 53 56 767 España (Spain) Phone: 902 11 33 84 France Phone: 08 25 88 97 89  (Gr eece) Phone: 00800 3[...]

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    3 9 1 3 2 5 4 6 7 8 0 ! @ # % ^ $ ¡ * ( ∞ & ≤ § ™ ) ≥ £ • ª º A) Bab y Unit B) P ar ent Unit SC486_book.qxd 23-09-2004 18:22 Pagina 3[...]

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    ENGLISH 4 Y our bab y monitor SBC SC486 Philips is dedicated to producing caring, reliab le products that new moms and dads really need. Products whose reliability and oper ating quality bring reassurance .Y ou can tr ust this Philips bab y monitor to provide round-the- clock suppor t by ensur ing y ou can alwa ys hear your bab y clear l y , no mat[...]

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    En vir onmental information No unnecessar y packaging mater ial has been used. W e have tried to make the packaging easy to separate into two mono-mater ials cardboard (bo x), and poly ethylene. Please obser v e the local regulations regarding the diposal of packing materials, exhausted batteries and old equipment. Contents Help line 2 General 4 Im[...]

  • Page 6

    B) P ar ent Unit 17 T ALK button talks to your bab y via the Baby Unit. 18 V olume Up/Down buttons ( ) adjust the Parent Unit v olume. 19 Displa y infor ms y ou on the present status of the Bab y Unit See also ‘C) Display’ 20 MENU button opens and closes the Parent Unit men u. 21 DECT SY STEM LINK light lights orange: unit switched on b links r[...]

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    Getting the bab y monitor ready Bab y Unit For your con venience the Bab y Unit can be mains or batter y oper ated. Mains operated use • Connect the A C pow er adapter (14) to a mains sock et and the cord to the DC pow er supply sock et (9) of the Baby Unit. > The Baby Unit is no w ready for mains operated use . Batter y operated use 1 Remov e[...]

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    Pa r ent Unit 1 Remov e the batter y compartment cov er (29) by lifting the cov er outward from the bottom. 2 Insert the two enclosed AA rechargeable batteries, noting the + and - configuration inside the batter y compartment. 3 Put the batter y compartment cov er back in place. Fir st slide the upperside of the cover into the recesses in the batte[...]

  • Page 9

    Beltclip Connecting to the P arent Unit 1 Slide the wider side of the clip into the small rectangular r ecess on the back of the Parent Unit. Make sure the pins on the under side are abo ve the circular recess. 2 Press the clip do wnwards until it clicks in position. Disconnecting from the P arent Unit 1 Place a flat scre wdriver under the belt cli[...]

  • Page 10

    Adjusting loudspeak er v olume • Use the buttons (18) on the Parent Unit to incr ease/decr ease the loudspeak er volume of the Par ent Unit. • Use the buttons (13) on the Baby Unit to incr ease/decrease the loudspeak er volume of the Bab y Unit. > The displays giv e visual feedback on the v olume settings on the units: V olume Off = P arent [...]

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    Checking that the units ha v e established a connection • Check that the DECT SYSTEM LINK light (21) on the Par ent Unit lights continuously (gr een) to confirm that the connection betw een both units is reliable. > When losing the link it will take about 8 seconds before the system link led star ts blinking. After another 30 seconds, the led [...]

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    ENGLISH 12 Pla ying lullabies 1 Press the l button (6) on the Bab y Unit repeatedl y to select one out of five a vailable lullabies. 2 Press the 9 / 2 button (10) to pla y the selected lullaby . > l and the name of the lullaby appear on both P arent Unit and Baby Unit display . The lullaby will be pla yed repeatedl y for f ive min utes. > If [...]

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    ENGLISH 13 3 Press the OK button (25) to confirm y our selection. 4 Use the buttons (18) to mak e adjustments and selections and press the OK button (25) to confirm. > In some cases ‘ Saved ’ appear s on the display to conf irm that an adjustment has been stored. 5 Press the MENU button (20) again to exit the men u. Menu options The options [...]

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    T emperature Set a minimum and a maxim um room temperature (‘Range’) which you think are conv enient for y our baby . Minimum temper ature can be set between 10 °C and 19 °C; maximum temperature can be set between 22 °C and 30 °C . If the actual room temper ature exceeds the set minim um or maximum temperature , the ‘ Low ’ or ‘ High [...]

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    Pr oblem solving If a fault occur s, first check the points listed below . If you are unable to remedy a problem b y following these hints, contact the helpline or consult y our dealer . Under no circumstances should you tr y to repair the set yourself as this will invalidate the guarantee . Prob lem P ossible cause Solution DECT SY STEM P arent Un[...]

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    T echnical specifications Po w er supply: – 2x AA rechar geab le batteries (1.5V , NiMH, 1600mAH) for P arent Unit (included) – Optional batteries 4x 1.5V; AA for Baby Unit (not included) – A C power adapter 230V A C, 50 Hz. Only use the 9 V olt DC/ 300 mA A C power adapter included. Operating temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C Standard: Digital En[...]

  • Page 17

    2 When the lights on the unit light up , immediately press and hold the v olume do wn button ( - 13 and - 18). > The unit has now been reset to the default factor y settings. Note: By ex ecuting the factor y initialisation mode P arent V olume, Baby Volume and Baby Sensitivity are automatically reset to their f actor y default settings. P ersona[...]

  • Page 18

    Guarantuee certificate Garantiebewijs Certificado de garantia Garantibe vis Certificat de garantie Certificado de garantia ( Garantibe vis Garantieschein Certificato di garanzia Garanticertifikat T akuutodistus y ear war ranty année garantie Jahr Garantie jaar garantie año garantia anno garanzia  %?[...]