Graco Inc 2M02, 2M03 Battery Installation, Using AC Adapters, Low Battery

Battery Installation

Parent Unit

•To replace the batteries, remove the battery door cover on the Parent Unit with a key or flat blade screw driver.

• Remove the old batteries from the compartment.

• Place 4-AAA (1.5V-LR03) batteries into the battery compartment. Note the proper orientation of the batteries.

•Place the battery door back on the unit.

•Remove a dead battery promptly. A dead battery left in unit may leak, damaging your unit.

•Do not attempt to recharge a non-rechargeable battery.

•A rechargeable battery CANNOT be recharged by plugging the AC adapter into the Nursery Unit.

•Remove the batteries from the unit if it is no longer being used or

will be stored for an extended period of time.

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Using AC Adapters

•The Parent Unit(s) can use either 4-AAA (1.5V-LR03) batteries or standard 120 volt AC household current. The Nursery Unit uses standard 120 volt AC household current.

•To use AC adapters, plug the connector on the cord into the AC adapter jack on the side of the Parent Unit and the Nursery Unit. Then plug adapter into a standard wall outlet.

•Use ONLY the Graco adapters included with the unit. Do not use these adapters with other equipment under any circumstances.

•If units do not work, check that AC adapters are plugged into working outlets.

•When electricity is off (from a power failure, etc.), the Parent Unit will operate on 4-AAA (1.5V-LR03) batteries, however, the Nursery Unit will not operate until power is restored.

Low Battery

Parent Unit

•When the battery is low in the parent unit you may hear static or other noise. You may either plug in the A/C adapter or replace the batteries.

Out of Range Indication

•If the Parent Unit begins to lose the signal from the Nursery Unit you may hear static or other noise. Immediately move the Parent Unit closer to the Nursery Unit to regain connection.

***Note: It is not uncommon for the Parent Unit to occasionally lose and regain connection with the Nursery Unit in environments that have a significant amount of obstructions.