Fisher-Price N3216 manual

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    N3 21 6 w ww . fis h er - pr i ce . co m .a u W ARNING IMPOR T ANT! KEEP INSTR UCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.[...]

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    I m po r t a n t! To prevent strangulation with power cord, never place transmitter within reach of child. W ARNING 2 This product cannot replace responsible adult supervision. CAUTION[...]

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    • Fo r pr oper set up a nd u se, plea se r ead thes e in stru ctio ns. • Pl ease kee p th is i nstr ucti on s heet for fut ure refe renc e, a s it con tain s im port ant info rmat ion. • T r ansm itte r op erat es o n AC cur rent . • Re ceiv ers oper ate on A C cu rren t (u se e nclo sed AC a dapt ors) or six “AAA ” (L R03) alk alin e b[...]

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    F e a tu re s 4 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 1 0 5 1 1 12 1 3 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 12 1 3[...]

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    T rans mitt er Pow er I ndic ator Mic roph one Pow er B utto n Nig ht L ight – p ress to turn on a so ft g low . Cha nnel Swi tch Rec eive r Spe aker On/ Off/ V olum e Di al – T urns pow er o n. S et v olum e to a c omfo rtab le l evel . Cli p - (bac ksid e of rec eive r). Fast en t o yo ur c loth es t o st ay i n to uch with bab y ar ound the [...]

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    A s se mb ly • Fit eac h a nte nna int o t he soc ket in the re cei ver and th e t ran smit ter . T ur n th e a nte nna s t o se cur e i n p lac e. IM PORT ANT! Th is pro duc t is de sig ned to ope rat e p rop erl y wi th the an ten nas pro vid ed. T o r edu ce the cha nce of pot ent ial ra dio int erf ere nce to oth er use rs, as semb le and us [...]

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    R e ce iv er B a tt er y In st al la ti o n (O pt io na l) • Locat e ba tter y co mpar tmen t do or o n ba ck o f re ceiv er . • Loose n sc rews in batt ery comp artm ent door wit h a Phil lips scr ewdr iver . Rem ove batt ery com part ment doo r . • Inser t th ree “AAA ” (L R03) alk alin e ba tter ies into the bat tery com part ment . ?[...]

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    T es ti ng S ou nd R ec ep ti on T est t ra ns mi tte r tr an sm is sio n an d re cei ve r re ce pt ion e ac h ti me yo u ch an ge lo ca ti on o f u se . • Place tra nsmi tter in room in whic h yo u in tend to use it. • Press tra nsmi tter pow er b utto n to tur n po wer on. Powe r in dica tor ligh ts. • Set t rans mitt er c hann el s witc h [...]

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    9 T es ti ng S ou nd R ec ep ti on • Place a r ecei ver in r ooms in whic h yo u in tend to use each . • T urn on/ off/ volu me d ial to t urn powe r on . Po wer/ low batt ery indi cato r li ghts . Ad just rec eive r lo cati on f or bes t re cept ion. Hin t: I f ba tter y po wer is l ow , t he p ower /low bat tery ind icat or t urns ora nge. Re[...]

  • Page 10

    • Sound lig hts turn on when sou nd i s re ceiv ed b y a rece iver . - One or two ligh ts f or s hall ow s ound s - Thr ee o r mo re l ight s fo r lo uder sou nds. • If yo u ex peri ence int erfe renc e (b uzzi ng o r st atic , et c.) whil e us ing one chan nel sett ing, swi tch all unit s to oth er c hann el. Sele ctin g a chan nel is u sual l[...]

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    S e tu p & Us e IMP ORT ANT ! T est sou nd r ecep tion of this mon itor bef ore first tim e us e an d wh enev er y ou c hang e lo cati on of tran smit ter (see pag e 8) . • Set t rans mitt er c hann el s witc h to sam e ch anne l as rec eive r . Adjust Channel 11[...]

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    S e tu p & Us e • Place tra nsmi tter in same roo m wi th c hild . Po int micr opho ne d irec tly towa rd c rib/ cot or p lay area . • Unwra p an d fu lly exte nd p ower cor d fo r be st t rans miss ion. Plu g po wer cord int o wa ll o utle t. • Use t he p ower cor d on ly i n a wall out let. Do not plug the pow er c ord into a c eili ng [...]

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    • Place rec eive r wh ere you will see or hear it. • Unwra p an d fu lly exte nd A C ad apto r co rd f or b est rece ptio n. I nser t AC ada ptor jac k in to r ecei ver sock et and plu g in to w all outl et. Not e: T o use bat teri es a s a powe r so urce , re fer to i nstr ucti ons on p age 7. • Rotat e re ceiv er o n/of f/vo lume dia l to t[...]

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    • Clip to y our clot hes to s tay in t ouch wit h ba by a roun d yo ur h ouse or yard . Hin t: U nder per mitt ing cond itio ns, the rece iver rec eive s so unds up to 1 22 m eter s aw ay f rom baby ! 14 S e tu p & Us e[...]

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    Pr obl e m So lu ti on Y ou he ar st atic or buz zin g Receive r is out of range of transm itter . Move recei ver closer to transmitte r . Note: Range varie s depending on surroundi ng conditions such as noise levels, phys ical obstructio ns and signal interferen ce. T ransmitter power is off. T urn transmitter power on. Channel switches are on dif[...]

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    O n e (1 ) Y e ar L im it ed W ar ra n ty Mat tel Aust rali a Pt y ., L td., (65 8 Ch urch Str eet, Loc ked Bag #870 , Ri chmo nd, Vict oria 312 1 Au stra lia) war rant s to the ori gina l ow ner that thi s pr oduc t is fre e fr om a ll d efec ts i n ma teri al a nd w orkm ansh ip w hen use d un der norm al c ondi tion s fo r a peri od o f on e (1 [...]