Jacob Jensen Doorbell II Cordless Manuel D'utilisation page 12

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JACOB JENSEN Doorbell II (registered design)
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Congratulations on the purchase of your new JACOB JENSEN
The doorbell is designed in Denmark by Jacob Jensen, whose products have
gained international recognition for their original, simple and classic design.
Jacob Jensen has received around 100 prizes from around the world and has 19
products included in the Design Study Collection and The Design Collection of
The Museum of Modern Art in New York.
The cordless Doorbell II consists of a bell push and a chime with five preinstalled
tunes - ready to use. Select the one you like by using the MELODY slider in the
battery compartment on the bell push.
One single chime can operate with an unlimited number of bell pushes. If you
connect more than one bell push it may be convenient to assign a different tune
to each one.
Note: Please keep this manual handy as you use your new product. It contains
practical step-by-step instructions, as well as technical specifications and warnings
you should know about.
Overview
Chime - rear:
1. Adapter jack
2. RESET button
3. LED: activate/deactivate chime LED
4. VOLUME: select volume level
5. Code keys
6. Stand / Wall mount
7. Battery compartment
Bell push:
1. LED
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1. RESET hole
2. MELODY: select chime tune
3. Code keys
4. Battery compartment
Activating / changing
the batteries
To insert the chime batteries:
When changing batteries
we recommend to use the
battery type Energizer E91
with a battery lifetime of
approx. 12 months.
Note: With new product,
batteries to the chime are
included in the gift box.
To insert the bell push
batteries:
Note: With new products,
batteries are installed in
the bell push, but here
the plastic strip must be
removed in the battery
compartment.
Power adapter
(not included)
Instead of batteries, a plug-
in mains adaptor, type 6V DC
minimum 400mA, available
from electronics stores, can
be connected to the chime.
Set the code
The chime and the Bell push need to have identical codes to recognise each other.
Open the battery compartment on both units and set the keys (each has two
positions) to identical patterns.
Note: A code has been pre-set. If a clear signal is obtained there is no need to
change this code. Change the code if the chime sounds when nobody has pressed
your Bell push.
Set the light - LED
The LED on the chime and Bell push will illuminate to indicate a ring.
Note: They also flash slowly to indicate low battery. You can turn the light ON/OFF
on the chime using the switch in the battery compartment.
Select tune
The doorbell offers you five different tunes. If you connect more than one bell push
it may be convenient to assign a different tune to each one, so that you can identify
which doorbell is ringing.
1) Classic town hall bell chime
2) Contemporary lounge-inspired tune
3) Oriental-inspired tune
4) Low-frequency tune – suitable for the hard-of-hearing
5) Jacob Jensen knocking at an old, wooden door
The Door bell is pre-set to tune no. 5. Change the tune by using the switch in the
battery compartment of the bell push.
Note: Only one tune (or light) can be activated at a time. Once the bell has been
pressed, further presses will be ignored until the tune has been finished.
Set the volume
Slide the VOLUME key on the chime to HIGH/LOW/OFF.