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Sets up the reer 5006 Scopi units as a two-pack baby monitor system, selecting one as baby and one as parent unit.
Explains the meaning of icons like RX, TX, SCAN, VOX, key tones, out-of-range, keypad lock, Roger beep, battery level, and baby icon.
Instructions for inserting the supplied battery pack or AAA batteries and charging the unit for the first time.
Details the simple programming steps to designate one unit as the baby unit and the other as the parent unit.
Explains how to adjust the volume level (LE 00 to LE 09) for the baby and parent units.
Describes the display alarm on the parent unit, which lights up to show baby unit communication, with a 5-second backlight.
Details the 9 possible channel settings (b1-b9, P1-P9) for baby and parent units using PMR 446 channels and CTCSS encoding.
Provides steps to set or change the communication channel by pressing MENU and using the arrow buttons.
Guides on setting the baby unit's sensitivity in 4 levels (1-4) for optimal sound detection and talkback function.
Details the automatic out-of-range function that checks communication every 60 seconds and alerts if units are out of range.
Describes the manual test to verify if the other unit is within range by pressing a button.
Outlines initial steps for using the units as PMR 446 transceivers with default settings, including battery insertion and powering on.
Explains how to press and hold the PTT button to transmit and release to receive.
Details how to briefly press the PTT button twice to transmit a call melody to other units.
Instructions on switching between baby monitor mode and PMR 446 transceiver mode using the MENU button.
Guides on selecting PMR 446 channels (1-8) and CTCSS codes (00-38) or using preprogrammed combinations (9-48).
Details how to use the 'S' button to scan channels for activity, stopping on a detected signal for 8 seconds.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the keypad lock using the 'S' button to prevent accidental presses.
States that the display backlight automatically activates for 5 seconds after any button press.
Provides steps for manually setting CTCSS codes (00-38) for channels 1-8 to avoid interference.
Explains how to navigate through various menu items, including channel, baby mode, and CTCSS settings.
Describes the VOX (Voice Operated Exchange) function and its sensitivity levels (1-4) for hands-free operation.
Explains how to deactivate automatic squelch (RX On/OF) for continuous reception or listening.
Details how to turn the Roger Beep function on or off, which sends a tone after releasing the PTT button.
Explains how to activate or deactivate audible key tones that sound when a button is pressed.
Refers to Baby mode settings as described in the 'Baby mode' chapter, allowing selection of P, b, or OF.
Explains out-of-range control options (AU, Pb, OF) in PMR 446 mode and how activation/deactivation is set.
Details the manufacturer's two-year warranty, exclusions for wear and tear, external effects, and unintended use.
Provides information on the WEEE directive and proper disposal of electronic devices at municipal collection points.
Outlines the troubleshooting step of resetting the unit by removing and reinserting batteries to restore default settings.
Sets up the reer 5006 Scopi units as a two-pack baby monitor system, selecting one as baby and one as parent unit.
Explains the meaning of icons like RX, TX, SCAN, VOX, key tones, out-of-range, keypad lock, Roger beep, battery level, and baby icon.
Instructions for inserting the supplied battery pack or AAA batteries and charging the unit for the first time.
Details the simple programming steps to designate one unit as the baby unit and the other as the parent unit.
Explains how to adjust the volume level (LE 00 to LE 09) for the baby and parent units.
Describes the display alarm on the parent unit, which lights up to show baby unit communication, with a 5-second backlight.
Details the 9 possible channel settings (b1-b9, P1-P9) for baby and parent units using PMR 446 channels and CTCSS encoding.
Provides steps to set or change the communication channel by pressing MENU and using the arrow buttons.
Guides on setting the baby unit's sensitivity in 4 levels (1-4) for optimal sound detection and talkback function.
Details the automatic out-of-range function that checks communication every 60 seconds and alerts if units are out of range.
Describes the manual test to verify if the other unit is within range by pressing a button.
Outlines initial steps for using the units as PMR 446 transceivers with default settings, including battery insertion and powering on.
Explains how to press and hold the PTT button to transmit and release to receive.
Details how to briefly press the PTT button twice to transmit a call melody to other units.
Instructions on switching between baby monitor mode and PMR 446 transceiver mode using the MENU button.
Guides on selecting PMR 446 channels (1-8) and CTCSS codes (00-38) or using preprogrammed combinations (9-48).
Details how to use the 'S' button to scan channels for activity, stopping on a detected signal for 8 seconds.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the keypad lock using the 'S' button to prevent accidental presses.
States that the display backlight automatically activates for 5 seconds after any button press.
Provides steps for manually setting CTCSS codes (00-38) for channels 1-8 to avoid interference.
Explains how to navigate through various menu items, including channel, baby mode, and CTCSS settings.
Describes the VOX (Voice Operated Exchange) function and its sensitivity levels (1-4) for hands-free operation.
Explains how to deactivate automatic squelch (RX On/OF) for continuous reception or listening.
Details how to turn the Roger Beep function on or off, which sends a tone after releasing the PTT button.
Explains how to activate or deactivate audible key tones that sound when a button is pressed.
Refers to Baby mode settings as described in the 'Baby mode' chapter, allowing selection of P, b, or OF.
Explains out-of-range control options (AU, Pb, OF) in PMR 446 mode and how activation/deactivation is set.
Details the manufacturer's two-year warranty, exclusions for wear and tear, external effects, and unintended use.
Provides information on the WEEE directive and proper disposal of electronic devices at municipal collection points.
Outlines the troubleshooting step of resetting the unit by removing and reinserting batteries to restore default settings.
General| Technology | DECT |
|---|---|
| Two-way communication | Yes |
| Optical signal | Yes |
| Adjustable microphone sensitivity | Yes |
| Pager function | Yes |
| Night Vision | Yes |
| Number of Cameras | 1 |
| Sound Activation | Yes |
| Lullabies | No |
| Vox Mode | Yes |
| Expandable | No |
| Type | Digital |
| Range | 300 m |
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