Philips SCD 469 - Manual (Page 6)

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introduction
Philips is dedicated to producing caring, reliable products to give parents the reassurance they need.
This baby monitor consists of a parent unit and a baby unit. It provides round-the-clock support by
ensuring that you can always hear your baby clearly.
When the units are connected properly, you have the certainty that you can hear your baby
wherever you are in or around your home or garden. When the regular baby monitor is out of
range, simply connect it to your phone or mobile phone.
Philips Baby Care: taking care together
general description (Fig. 1)
a Baby unit
1 M (memory) button
2 CHANNEL selection slide
3 SENSITIVITY slide
4 Nightlight button Q
5 Keypad
pin press this button to enter a PIN code.
prg (program button) press this button to enter the program mode.
Ö press this button to set the sensitivity time. With this button you can also include a pause
when you enter a telephone number.
C (clear button) press this button to clear the last input.
6 Microphone
7 POWER button
8 Power light
9 Display
Ä unit in regular baby monitor mode
Å unit in dial-up mode
É indicates phone numbers stored in the memory (M1-M5)
Ñ indicates phone numbers
Ü unit not/not properly connected to the mains or running on batteries
Ç unit not connected to the telephone network
Ö indicates that a non-default sensitivity time has been programmed (the default sensitivity time
is 10 seconds)
á indicates that a PIN code has been programmed
T indicates the battery status. As the energy level inside the batteries drops, the number of
segments shown decreases. The battery symbol blinks when the batteries are low and need to
be replaced.
10 MODE button
11 Keypad cover
12 RESET button
13 VOLUME control
14 TONE/PULSE selector
15 Loudspeaker
16 Extendable and turnable antenna
17 Phoneline-out socket
18 Phoneline-in socket
19 Socket for small plug
20 Battery compartment lid
21 Adapter with small plug
Not shown: telephone cable and plug
B Parent unit
1 Charging light
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