False Alarms
To avoid false alarms, always pause your Pico when breastfeeding, changing
your baby's diaper or holding your baby in your arms.
As Pico was designed to pick up breathing movement, please ensure that the
Pico is attached correctly to the clothing/diaper. For older babies who prefer
sleeping on their tummy, the Pico can be placed on the side of their
clothing/diaper. Please note: Breathing movement alarms can be disabled by
changing your settings in the app when your child reaches the age of 1.
Diaper Placement
The World Health Organisation recommends that babies sleep on their backs.
Place the Pico near the centerof your baby's tummy (1)
If your baby prefers sleeping on his/her left side, attach your Pico to either
position 4 or 2.
If your baby prefers sleeping on his/her right side, attach your Pico on
position 5 or 3.
If your baby prefers sleeping on his/her tummy, attach your Pico close to
position 4 or 5.
Range
Pico uses ultra-low power technology to transmit data to your smart device.
This is the preferred technology for wearable devices as it radiates very little
energy. The down-side of this is reduced range (compared to wi-fi).
There are a number of factors that will reduce range even further, such as thick
interior walls and carrying your phone in your pocket. To get the best range,
keep your phone in a clear line of sight of the Pico. Your Pico will still function if
your phone loses connection, but alerts will not be presented on the App so
please ensure you are able to audibly hear the Pico if it alarms while not
connected. In a typical indoor environment, the range can vary from 10ft/3m
to 45ft/15m.
Skin Temperature
The Pico measures skin temperature and not core body temperature. Although
skin temperature may reflect core body temperature under certain conditions,
skin temperature can be influenced by external factors such as room
temperature and layers of clothing.
Please note: When first clipping on a Pico, the skin temperature could fall as
the Pico might be cold. It may take some time to warm up and stabilize.
Battery
Phone Battery:
We recommend placing your phone on charge to avoid low battery alerts. Pico
sends data collected using Bluetooth Low Energy to your smart device, the
data is then transmitted over wi-fi or cellular network to cloud servers.
This consumes additional battery power.
Pico Battery:
The Pico battery will last up to 40 hours of continuous use on a full charge. You
can track your Pico's battery level through the Snuza Connect app.
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