1. Set the power switch on the Child Sender to ‘ON’.

The red power light will flick, which means the unit is on stand-by & functioning correctly.
 

2. Place the Parent Receiver within 15CM to the Child Sender and switch on the Parent Receiver. The Parent Receiver will beep to indicate the communication status as follows:
One beep - means the unit is starting to encode.
Two beeps - means encoding successful (Parent Receiver red LED flickers).
Continuous beeps - means there has been an encoding error. This needs the Parent Receiver to be reset. To do this switch both units off and push the Reset button in the hole on the Parent Receiver using the end if a paper clip. Do not use excessive force or the unit may be damaged.
 

3. Attach the Child Sender to your child and keep the Parent Receiver with you.
 

4. If required adjust the guiding distance between the units by using the Range Adjustment control on the Parent Receiver.

        Maximum distance       -        9 Metres approximately
        Minimum distance        -        1 Metre approximately
 

5. If the distance between the Child Sender and Parent Receiver exceeds the preset guiding distance the Parent Receiver beeps continuously. 

        The beep stops if the distance is reduced to within the guiding distance.

6. If the Child Sender is switched off or stopped for any reason during monitoring the Parent Receiver beeps immediately.

 Notes

• If the monitoring distance noticeably decreases or the beeps become quieter, it means the battery power is low. Replace the batteries. Refer to the diagrams to correctly change the batteries, or follow the polarity instructions inside each unit.
   

• When the batteries have been replaced the Parent Receiver will need to be reset (see Instruction 2).
   

• Switch off each unit when not in use. Remember to add your contact details to the label provided!