Owlet Smart Sock 3 Mode D'emploi page 16

Getting readings and
notifications
Before naps and overnight sleep,
remove the Sock from the Base Station
and place it on your child.
The Base Station will display bouncing
green lights when it's attempting to
take readings. When the Base Station
is getting readings it will pulse green.
Yellow notifications
During a yellow notification the Base
Station will flash yellow and play a
lullaby, and you will receive a push
notification in the app. A yellow
indicates there is a Sock placement
issue or the Sock has fallen off of your
child's foot and was unable to get
good readings for at least 60 seconds.
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Blue notifications
During a blue notification the Base
Station will flash blue and play a
lullaby, and you will receive a push
notification in the app. A blue
notification indicates the Sock is out of
range of the Base Station, the battery
is depleted or the signal is blocked for
at least 60 seconds.
Because the human body can act
as a barrier between the base and
Sock connection, try not to hold your
child with your back facing the Base
Station to avoid notifications. If blue
notifications are recurring, move the
Sock and Base Station closer together
to avoid repeated notifications.
T I P :
If you have your child wear the Sock while feeding, you may get red
notifications as oxygen naturally decreases and heart rate rises at this time.
Red notifications
Red is the highest priority notification.
There are three kinds of red
notifications, during which the Base
Station will flash red and emit a high
pitched sound.
Low Oxygen: notifies if your child's
oxygen has dropped below 80%
Low Heart Rate: notifies if your child's
heart rate goes below 60 beats
per minute when oxygen is also below
85%
High Heart Rate: notifies if your
child's heart rate goes above 220
beats per minute