Fhss Technology; Disposal; Equipment; Packaging - NUK Eco Control Video Display 550VD Manual Del Usuario

9.1 FHSS Technology

The wireless transmissions of this baby
monitor use modern FHSS technology.
Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum
(FHSS) is a digital frequency spreading
method for wireless data transmissions.
Unlike earlier methods, the whole of the
transmission power is not concentrated on a
single frequency.
frequency is changed at random. The
individual data packets transmitted via the
different carrier
reassembled in the receiver.
This method has several advantages over
conventional radio transmission:

10.1 Equipment

The symbol of the crossed-
through wheelie bin means,
within the European Union, that
the product is subject to a
separate waste collection. This
applies to the product and all
accessories marked with this
symbol. Products labelled as such must not
be disposed of with the normal household
waste collections; they must be taken to a
recycling bank for electrical and electronic
equipment. Recycling helps to reduce the
use of raw materials and is eco-friendly.

10.2 Packaging

When you wish to dispose of the packaging,
please observe the relevant environmental
regulations for your country.
In addition to
obligations arising from the contract to
purchase, we as the manufacturers provide
a warranty of 24 months from purchase of
the appliance as long as the appliance is
used properly and the operating instructions
are followed. Evidence of the date of
Instead, the
frequencies are

10. Disposal

11. Warranty

the seller's warranty
• It is much more difficult to intercept the
radio signal, because the listener does not
know how the signal is distributed among
the different frequencies and how to
correctly reassemble it. For this reason the
same method is used by Bluetooth and by
the military.
• Radio transmissions that use this method
are also much less susceptible to
carrier
interference. This is because a given
carrier frequency is always used only very
briefly before switching to another. If
then
there is interference on one frequency it
will affect only small data packets, and
appropriate correction algorithms can
compensate for such errors.
10.3 Disposable/rechargeable
batteries
Batteries must not be disposed of
with domestic waste. Flat batteries
must
Special
disposal are provided for this purpose at
shops selling batteries or at municipal
collection
rechargeable
following letters are printed contain, among
other
substances: Cd (cadmium), Hg (mercury),
Pb (lead).
purchase and the type of appliance should
be provided by means of a receipt.
The purchaser's
unaffected by this manufacturer warranty.
During the warranty period, we undertake to
remedy any defects attributable to poor
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be disposed
containers
points.
batteries
things, the following
statutory
of properly.
for battery
Batteries and
on which the
harmful
rights are