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3. User Manual
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3.7. Communication Functions
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The "baby monitor" function is activated on the control unit
4
that acts as the transmitter (located in the area that is to be
monitored). Simultaneously press the call and + keys for two
seconds. The ON LED will blink several times to indicate the
level of microphone sensitivity programmed at that time. To
adjust to a different sensitivity level, press + (to increase) or
(to decrease).
When the baby monitor function is activated, the LED will blink
4
periodically indicating the adjusted sensitivity.
When sound is detected in the area to be monitored a general
4
intercom call will be transmitted without any action being
executed on the keypad. To cancel the receipt of baby monitor
intercom calls on any control unit the "do not disturb" function
can be activated.
The general intercom call will last as long as the sound level
4
does not go below the degree defined as the sensitivity level.
The baby monitor function is not exclusive and allows for
4
general intercom calls as described in the previous point. That
is, an intercom call can be made while the function is active
(as long as the intercom call channel is free).
In addition, several baby monitor operations can concur in a
4
single installation. Because there is only one intercom
channel, however, it must be noted that when sound is
detected in the area where the baby monitor function is
activated and the intercom channel is in use at that time, the
baby monitor intercom call will not be transmitted until the first
call has concluded.
sensitivity = 1
ON/TIMER MIC
(min.)
sensitivity = 2
2s.
...
sensitivity = 5
(max.)
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bla, bla...
ON/TIMER MIC
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ON/TIMER MIC
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4To cancel the
ON/TIMER MIC
baby monitor
function, press the
ON/OFF key on
the control unit
where it had been
activated.
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ON/TIMER MIC
ON/TIMER
ON/TIMER ON/TIMER
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ON/TIMER ON/TIMER ON/TIMER ON/TIMER ON/TIMER
ON/TIMER MIC
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ON/TIMER MIC
bla, bla...
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IMPORTANT: Only use the
maximum sensitivity level
in extremely quiet
atmospheres.