Transmission Of Data; Frequency Restrictions; Range; Interference - NUK Eco Control Mode D'emploi

2. Insert batteries in the battery compartment as indicated (+ battery contact with + baby
unit terminal, – battery contact with – baby unit terminal).
3. Replace the battery cover on the baby unit and snap it in place.
If you are not using the baby monitor for a long period of time: Disconnect the mains
adapter from the wall socket. Remove batteries to avoid damage due to battery leakage.
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4

TRANSMISSION OF DATA

The baby monitor uses the frequency of 2.4 GHz to transmit data between the baby and the
parent unit. The baby monitor complies with the state of the art technology (see attached
declaration of conformity) and in certain values even exceeds the standards required.. The use
of this frequency with the baby monitor is license-free for indoor and outdoor.
4.1

FREQUENCY RESTRICTIONS

In France, Russia, Ukraine only for indoor use.
4.2

RANGE

Range is the distance between the units in which the wireless communication operates. The
maximum range of the baby monitor is up to 300 meters (984 ft.) outdoors and 50 meters (164
ft.) indoors; the range is dependent on local circumstances. Please be aware that large
buildings, metal constructions, atmospheric disturbances and other wireless devices may affect
the operating range. For a better reception fold out the antennas of the parent unit (fig. 2) and
the baby unit (fig. 6). Pay attention to the recommendations for positioning (chapt. 5.4).
If the units move out of range of each other, the image first freezes for a few seconds (no
motion), followed by the message 'NO LINK', after which the screen goes black.
4.3

INTERFERENCE

The transmitted data of the baby monitor is digitally encoded. You should therefore never
receive data from other equipment, nor will the data from your baby unit appear on, for example,
your neighbour's parent unit.
4.4

EAVESDROPPING/INTERCEPTION

It is virtually impossible to eavesdrop on/intercept the transmitted audio or video data. Not only
would one need to be in range of the baby monitor, also very expensive equipment would be
required.
4.5

DELAYS IN VIDEO AND AUDIO

The baby unit transmits the video and audio data to the parent unit in digital blocks. The parent
unit recreates a recognizable image and a comprehensible sound from this data. This may
mean that there is a short delay between the movement or sound taking place and
seeing/hearing it on the parent unit. In addition, the video and sounds on the parent unit may
not be exactly synchronized with each other.
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GETTING STARTED

Do not install the baby monitor during a thunderstorm.
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1. Install the mains adapters (chapt. 3.2.1) or the batteries (chapt. 3.2.2) at the baby unit.
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