Philips AVENT SCD525 Manual Del Usuario página 20

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Question
Why does the charging
time of the parent unit
exceed 8 hours?
The specified operating
range of the baby
monitor is 330
metres/1000 feet. Why
does my baby monitor
manage a much smaller
distance than that?
Why is the
connection lost every
now and then? Why are
there sound
interruptions?
What happens during a
power failure?
Is my baby monitor
secure from
eavesdropping and
interference?
The operating time of
the parent unit is
supposed to be up
to 24 hours. Why is
the operating time of
my parent unit shorter?
Answer
You may have set a maximum room temperature that is lower than the
actual room temperature or a minimum room temperature that is
higher than the actual room temperature. The baby unit continues to
send data to the parent unit and therefore uses more power.This
causes the non-rechargeable batteries of the baby unit to run low
quickly.
Perhaps you have switched on the nightlight. If you want to use the
nightlight, we advise you to run the baby unit on mains power.
The parent unit may be switched on during charging. Switch off the
parent unit during charging.
The specified range is only valid outdoors in open air. Inside your
house, the operating range is limited by the number and type of walls
and/or ceilings in between. Inside the house, the operating range is up
to 50 metres/150 feet.
The ECO mode is switched on. When you operate the baby unit
inECO mode, the operating range is 260 meters/800 feet in open air.
Inside your house, the operating range is limited by the number and
type of walls and/or ceilings in between. Move the parent unit closer to
the baby unit or switch off the ECO mode.
The baby unit and the parent unit are probably close to the outer
limits of the operating range. Try a different location or decrease the
distance between the units. Please note that it takes about 30 seconds
each time before a connection between the units is established.
You may have placed the parent unit next to a transmitter or
otherDECT appliance, such as a DECT telephone or other
1.8GHz/1.9GHz baby monitor. Move the parent unit away from the
other appliances until the connection is re-established.
If the parent unit is sufficiently charged, it continues to operate during a
power failure, both inside and outside the charger. If there are batteries
in the baby unit, it also continues to operate during a power failure.
The DECT technology of this baby monitor guarantees no interference
from other equipment and no eavesdropping.
When the parent unit has been charged for the first time, the
operating time is less than 24 hours. The rechargeable batteries only
reach their full capacity after you have charged and discharged them at
least four times.