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If you are experiencing ‘feedback’ (a loud howling noise) from the Parent Unit of your Angelcare Baby Monitor, it is likely that the Parent Unit and the Nursery Unit are too close together. To resolve this, keep the Parent and Nursery Units at least 3 metres/10 feet apart. You can also decrease the volume level on the Parent Unit.
Why does my Angelcare AC401 Baby Monitor have false alarms?
False alarms on your Angelcare Baby Monitor can occur for several reasons: - The baby was removed from the crib, and the nursery unit was not switched off. In this case, turn off the nursery unit. - The sensor pad cord is not properly connected to the nursery unit. Unplug and reconnect the cord. - The sensor pad is not in full contact with the crib mattress or crib pad. Ensure the sensor pad rests on a completely flat and rigid mattress. - The baby is in a very deep sleep or has moved away from the sensor pad to the edge of the crib. Make sure the sensor pad is positioned as described in the section on how to operate your Angelcare monitor.
Why is my Angelcare Baby Monitor emitting loud feedback noises?
Loud feedback noises from the parent unit of your Angelcare Baby Monitor can be caused by: - The units being too close to each other. Move the units farther apart, at least 3 meters (10 feet). - The volume on the parent unit may be too high. Decrease the volume.
What to do if Angelcare AC401 nursery unit power indicator doesn't light up?
If the nursery unit power indicator (second green light) on your Angelcare Baby Monitor isn't lighting up, check the following: - Ensure the AC adapter is properly connected and the electrical outlet is working. Try another outlet. - Make sure the nursery unit is turned on by moving the left wing to the ON position.
What to do if my Angelcare Baby Monitor has no sound?
If your Angelcare Baby Monitor isn't transmitting sound, consider these possible causes: - The units are too far apart. Bring the parent unit closer to the nursery unit. - The batteries are low or improperly installed. Check or replace the batteries, or recharge the parent unit. - The AC adapters are not connected properly, or the electrical outlet is out of order. Check the connections or try another electrical outlet. - One of the units is not on. Ensure both units are turned on.
What to do if the screen shows '--' on Angelcare AC401 Baby Monitor?
If the parent unit of your Angelcare Baby Monitor is on but the digital screen shows '--' and the nursery unit icon is flashing, it's likely that the nursery unit is not turned on. Turn the nursery unit on.
How to reduce static and interference on Angelcare Baby Monitor?
If you're experiencing static, distortion, or interference with your Angelcare Baby Monitor, it might be due to: - The selected channel not being free of interference. Try selecting a different channel. - The parent unit being located near motorized devices, fluorescent lights, or a television. Rotate the parent unit or move it away from the source of interference.
What does it mean when my Angelcare AC401 screen shows '--' and the nursery unit icon is flashing?
If your Angelcare Baby Monitor's parent unit is on but the digital screen shows '--' and the nursery unit icon is flashing, it likely means that the nursery unit is not turned on. Turn the nursery unit on.
Why does my Angelcare Baby Monitor have intermittent sound?
If the sound transmission on your Angelcare Baby Monitor is intermittent, it's likely because the sound transmission is set to ‘Voice Activated.’ This means it will only transmit if the microphone on the Nursery Unit detects a certain level of sound. To fix this, you can increase the microphone sensitivity if you want to keep ‘Voice Activated’ sound transmission, or you can switch to ‘Continuous’ sound transmission.
Why is there no sound coming from my Angelcare AC401 Baby Monitor?
If there's no sound being transmitted from your Angelcare Baby Monitor, several factors could be at play. If the sound transmission is set to ‘Voice Activated’ and the microphone icon is visible, the sound in the baby’s room might not be loud enough; try increasing the microphone sensitivity or activating ‘Continuous’ sound transmission. Ensure the units are properly connected; if the Parent Unit shows a flashing Nursery Unit and ‘- -‘, re-establish the connection. Check and replace batteries or recharge the Parent Unit if they're low or incorrectly installed. Verify that all AC adapters are working correctly and the mains socket is turned on. Finally, make sure both units are turned on.
Guidance on the movement alarm activation and deactivation.
Instructions for inserting rechargeable batteries into the Parent Unit.
Safety advice regarding the placement and securing of cords.
Explanation of the voice-activated sound transmission feature.
Precautions regarding water and moisture exposure for the monitor.
Guidelines for cleaning the monitor units safely.
Instructions to ensure proper ventilation for the monitor units.
Advice on keeping the monitor away from heat sources.
Safety measures for protecting power cords from damage.
Guidelines for using manufacturer-specified accessories.
Information about not attempting to service the product yourself.
Instructions for using correct replacement parts.
Information on the intended use of the baby monitor.
Advice on connecting the product to the correct power source.
Precautions against overloading wall outlets and cords.
Warnings about preventing objects or liquids from entering the unit.
Requirements for antenna installation and separation distance.
Specifies the correct type and size of batteries to use.
Instructions for the initial 15-hour battery charging period.
Specifies using only alkaline batteries for the Nursery Unit.
Advice on safe battery handling to prevent hazards.
Recommendation to remove batteries for long-term storage.
Statement regarding RF radiation exposure limits and compliance.
Information on compliance with Industry Canada technical specifications.
Details on checking battery status and battery alarms.
Guidance on choosing a safe and effective location for the Nursery Unit.
Instructions for selecting a crib leg to secure the sensor pad cord covers.
Step-by-step guide for installing the sensor pad on the mattress support.
Instructions for selecting the transmission channel for clear communication.
Explanation of icons related to sound transmission and voice activation.
Guide to accessing the menu and customizing settings.
Description of the Sensor Pad functions and capabilities.
How to use the pager function to locate the Parent Unit.
Instructions for turning the Nursery Unit's night light on or off.
Advice on maintaining rechargeable batteries for optimal performance.
Steps to resolve loss of connection between units.
Troubleshooting steps for dealing with false alarms.
General| Frequency band | 2.4 GHz |
|---|---|
| Maximum range | 250 m |
| Frequency range | 927 - 2400 MHz |
| Vibrating alert | Yes |
| Channels quantity | 8 channels |
| Product color | Turquoise, White |
| Battery type | AAA |
| Battery technology | Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
