Troubleshooting - babymoov YOO Care Instrucciones De Uso

Problem
No audio or video signal is
transmitted
Continuous transmission
Out of range alarm sounds
constantly
The image on the screen is still
or blurred
or in black and white
Battery constantly low
The receiver's speaker makes
no noise
Static and interference
Insufficient range
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TROUBLESHOOTING

Possible causes
• Microphone sensitivity is too low
• The battery is run down or the
mains adaptor is not correctly
connected to the transmitter
• Microphone sensitivity is too high
• Microphone sensitivity is set to
No Vox
• Transmitter battery is run down
• The transmitter and receiver are
out of range
• Connection has been lost or is
incorrect
• Range limits have been reached
• Insufficient light in baby's room,
the transmitter is operating in
nightlight mode using the
infra-red LEDs as light source
• Interference from other devices
is preventing the transmitter from
operating correctly
• Battery is run down
• Rechargeable battery is
damaged
• The speaker is in «mute» mode
• The transmitter is located near
other electric devices
• Wall between the transmitter and
receiver is too thick
• Transmitter battery is run down
YOO CARE • Instructions for use
Solutions
• Increase microphone sensitivity
using the Baby menu
• Replace the battery or check
connections
• Decrease microphone sensitivity
using the Baby menu
• Adjust microphone sensitivity in
Vox mode (voice activated)
• Change the batteries or use the
mains adaptor
• Move the receiver closer to the
transmitter
• Reconnect
• Move the receiver closer to the
transmitter
• Increase lighting in baby's
bedroom
• Restart the transmitter
• Recharge the battery or use the
mains adaptor
• Change the batteries or used the
mains adaptor (transmitter).
• Replace the rechargeable battery
• Press the icon (15) to cancel
«mute» function
• Move the electric devices away,
or move the transmitter away
from the source of interference,
or change channel
• Move the transmitter and
receiver
• Change the battery or use the
mains adaptor