Babyline 2.2 White Natural Baby monitor

Before using the receiver for the first time, it is recommended that you fully charge it. Insert the included rechargeable batteries into the compartment, ensuring that they are positioned with the correct polarity, then connect the cable to the device and a power source. Press and hold the power button; a sound signal and flashing LED indicate pairing mode. To switch off the receiver, press and hold the power button again.

Connect the power cable to the device, then connect the other end to a power source. The red indicator light confirms that the device is receiving power. Next, press and hold the power button to switch on the transmitter; a sound signal and alternating red and green flashing indicate pairing mode. To switch it off, press and hold the power button.

Yes. Once the receiver and transmitter are switched on, the devices pair automatically. A sound signal confirms that the connection has been successful. If pairing does not take place within 10 minutes, the devices automatically exit this mode and switch off.

Place the transmitter in a selected location, such as on a table, and point it towards the area you want to monitor. The transmitter and cables should remain outside the cot and out of your child’s reach, at least 1 m away. If interference occurs, move the devices and check that they are not positioned close to other electrical devices.

The Babyline 2.2 has a range of up to 70 m indoors and up to 400 m outdoors. The actual operating distance may vary depending on the surroundings, walls, doors and other obstacles or sources of interference.

Switch on the night light by pressing the dedicated button on the transmitter. You can switch it on and off using either the transmitter or the receiver.

To start talking to your child, press and hold the Talk Back button on the receiver. Release the button when you have finished speaking.

During playback, use the volume button to lower the sound, or press + to increase the volume. The default setting is level 3, while the maximum is level 5. Two tones of different pitches indicate that the minimum or maximum volume has been reached.

Two sound signals every 10 minutes indicate a low battery level. A double signal repeated every 15 seconds indicates that the connection to the transmitter has been lost or that the receiver is outside its range.

First, check that the device is connected to the power supply and has been switched on. If you are using batteries, also make sure they have been inserted with the correct polarity.

Increase the distance between the transmitter and receiver to more than 1 m and lower the receiver volume. An unwanted, high-pitched sound may occur when the two devices are too close to each other.

First, make sure that the receiver and transmitter are within range of each other. Then, press and hold the power buttons on both devices simultaneously for 8 seconds. Repeat this procedure two more times.

Indoors, the connection may be affected by thick walls or a large number of electronic devices. In this situation, try changing the position of the devices to reduce the impact of obstacles and interference.

Reset the device by switching it off and then on again. During the reset, disconnect the power cable and remove the batteries.

Before using the receiver for the first time, it is recommended that you fully charge it. Insert the included rechargeable batteries into the compartment, ensuring that they are positioned with the correct polarity, then connect the cable to the device and a power source. Press and hold the power button; a sound signal and flashing LED indicate pairing mode. To switch off the receiver, press and hold the power button again.