Philips SC484 DECTSBC Adjusting loudspeaker volume, Adjusting microphone sensitivity, English

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Adjusting loudspeaker volume

•	Use the	+ buttons (13) on the Parent Unit to increase/decrease the
	loudspeaker volume of the Parent Unit.
•	Use the	+ – buttons (11) on the Baby Unit to increase/decrease the

loudspeaker volume of the Baby Unit.

> The sound-level lights (25) on the Parent Unit give visual feedback on the volume settings on both units for approximately 2 seconds:

0 lights = Parent Unit volume switched off;

1 light = monitoring baby silently;

5 lights = maximum.

Notes:

–The volume of the Parent Unit can be switched off (0 lights). The volume of the Baby Unit cannot be switched off.

–A high pitched noise may occur in case the units are too close to each other. To avoid this you should switch the Parent Unit volume off before placing the units close to each other.

–You can only change the Baby Unit volume if the connection between the Baby Unit and Parent Unit is established.

Adjusting microphone sensitivity

1 Press the SENSITIVITY button (14) on the Parent Unit.

> The sound-level lights (25) give visual feedback about the current sensitivity level for approximately 2 seconds.

2 Use the + buttons (13) on the Parent Unit to increase/decrease the microphone sensitivity of the Baby Unit.

> The sound-level lights (25) on the Parent Unit give visual feedback about the setting for approximately 2 seconds.

1 light = minimum level / lowest sensitivity

All 8 lights (5 green and 3 red) = maximum level (continuous transmission) / highest sensitivity

Notes:

–When set to maximum level (continuous transmission), the Baby Unit monitors continuously and all sounds, regardless of level, can be heard on the Parent Unit. Battery operating time may decrease to approximately

12 hours during continuous transmission.

–You can only change the Baby Unit microphone sensitivity if the connection between the Baby Unit and Parent Unit is established.