Motorola MBP20 - Manual (Page 11)

USING YOUR BABY MONITOR 11
3. USING YOUR BABY MONITOR
Please read these instructions carefully, and be reminded
that this baby monitor is just intended as an aid. It is not a
substitute for responsible, correct parental supervision.
3.1 Power on/off the parent unit
1. Provided the parent unit is off, press and hold 3 until
the Link Indicator is on. The parent unit is now
powered on and the parent unit will search for and link
itself to the baby unit.
2. Provided the parent unit is on, press and hold 3 until
the Link Indicator is off. The parent unit is now
powered off.
3.2 Power on/off the baby unit
1. Provided the baby unit is off, press and hold 0 until the
Power Indicator is on. The baby unit is now powered on.
2. Provided the baby unit is on, press and hold 0 until the
Power Indicator is off. The baby unit is now powered off.
NOTE
If you place the parent and baby units too close together,
you will hear a high pitched noise, this is normal. The units
are designed to be located at a distance from one another,
e.g. in separate rooms.
3.3 Adjust speaker volume of parent unit
and baby unit
There are 5 volume levels on the baby unit, and 6 levels on the
parent unit, including
VOLUME OFF . The volume level of parent unit
will be shown on the status bar when you adjust the volume.
1. Press
+
or
-
on the parent unit or
>
or
<
on
baby unit to access the current volume level.
2. Press + / > to increase or - / < to decrease the
volume of the parent unit or baby unit respectively.
The
will be displayed if the volume is turn off on
parent unit.
An audible alert will emit when you reach the highest or
lowest volume level.
Changing the volume setting on the baby unit affects the
volume when you use the Talk Back feature or when
playing a lullaby.
3.4 Talk Back
You can use the Talk Back feature to comfort and reassure
your baby.
Whilst using Talk Back you will not be able to hear your
baby until you release the button.
1. Press and hold
7
on the parent unit to speak to baby.
The will be displayed on the status bar of parent unit.
2. Release to hear your baby again.