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displaying the image of each camera for a few
seconds on a cyclical basis.
From this submenu you can select the time you want
to display the image of each camera and the cameras
to be included in the cycle between the ones already
connected to the monitor.
· Zoom (Figure 23)
You can increase the size of the image displayed by
means of a central zoom. Click on the + sign to zoom
in or on the – sign to zoom out. It allows for an x3
enlargement, in steps of 1 increase.
To exit the zoom feature, press the menu button (5).
· TV Out format (Figure 24)
With this submenu you can choose the format of the
output signal received by your TV. To see or hear the
baby from your TV, connect the AV output connector
(15) of the monitor to the socket of your TV, using an
RCA cable (not included). This input is compatible
with cables with the following channel configuration:
(Figure D)
PAL: used in most European, African and Asian
countries, in some South American countries and in
Australia.
NTSC: used in most of America and Japan.
NB: If you do not have a cable with these features,
or cannot locate on, get in touch with our customer
service by calling +34 965 564 200.
· Touch Panel calibration (Figure 25)
If you find that the touchscreen is not responding
properly, you can calibrate it.
To do this, access the submenu and mark the four
corners of the screen with your finger, as indicated by
the crosses that appear.
If you want to leave the calibration at any point, press
the Menu button (5).
· Language (Figure 26)
You can choose the language in which you prefer to
display all the options on the monitor from among the
8 available: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French,
German, Italian, Polish and Russian.
· Recording Schedule (Figure 27)
This baby monitor offers the possibility of programming
a specific recording period.
To enable this option, indicate the time you want
recording to start and finish. If you want this option to
remain inactive, press OFF.
· Motion Detection (Figure 28)
If you activate the motion detection mode (MD) on the
monitor and you have activated standby mode (see
point 5.2.6.6.1) if there is no movement around the
camera, the camera will stop transmitting and the
monitor will appear to be off. The monitor screen will
turn off when the camera is not transmitting. If you
want to see you baby at any given time, even though
there is no movement, press any button and the
image will appear again. To disable this feature and
see the monitored area continuously, disable the MD
mode on the monitor.
MD mode OFF: The camera transmits continuously,
enabling you to continuously monitor your baby or the
area you want to protect.
MD mode ON: The camera only transmits when it
detects motion of sufficient intensity, according to the
level selected, around the camera.
To enable or disable this feature, click on the first
of the icons that appear on the screen. You must
also select the camera's sensitivity level to motion
detection from the 3 levels available.
It also has an additional feature which allows the
recording of images for a programmable time
period when the camera is activated on detecting a
movement.
You can enable or disable this option by clicking on
the icon and choose the length of the recording
period from the available options by clicking on
You can also enable or disable the motion detection
by touching the icon (p) on the main screen.
· Vibrator Function (Figure 29)
This feature allows parents to be in silence when they
need peace and quiet and is a great help in noisy
surroundings and for the hard of hearing.
When the sound in the baby's room exceeds a certain
threshold, the monitor vibrates to alert the parents.
You can enable this feature by pressing the icon
disable it pressing this one
or disable this function by touching the icon (d) on the
main screen.
· Reset To Factory Default (Figure 30)
This option allows you to return to the parameters and
option initially programmed in the factory.
To return to the initial configuration, check the YES
box and accept the selection.
WARNING: all device settings are restored to their
factory parameters.
5.2.6.8.2. CAMERA SETTINGS (Figure 31
You can configure the settings of each camera by
accessing the relevant
· Temperature alarm (Figure 32)
With this option you can set the temperature display
in ºC or ºF and set an alarm that will alert you when
the temperature in the baby's room is outside the set
range.
To set the alarm, first select the maximum and
minimum temperature of the range and click on the
icon , which allows you to enable or disable the
alarm.
You can also select how long the monitor will emit the
alarm signal, from the options available, by clicking
on the icon .
To change the temperature unit between Celsius or
Farenheit, click on the icon
· Transmission power/Volume (Figure 32)
With this menu you can set the volume level at which
the parents' voice is played in the camera, by using
the two-way function. You can choose from 6 levels
(0-5) by pressing the + or – signs as required.
Moreover, from this menu you can change the power
level emitted by the camera, by choosing between
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