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Getting set up

1. Plug the cable into the parent unit, then plug it

into the mains power socket and switch the socket

on. Please use power supply unit item code 089010

(BLJ06W050100P1-B).

2. Leave to charge for .12 hours

Tip

The first time you use the parent unit, or if you

haven’t used it for a long time, it’ll take 12 hours

to fully charge.

The battery life on a single charge lasts for 4

hours. We recommend you keep the cable

plugged into the mains power socket if you’re

going to use for longer than this or throughout

the night.

When the battery gets very low, it’ll take about 30

minutes to charge enough for you to use it for a

short time. To charge the parent unit in the shortest

amount of time, turn it off while it’s charging.

3. Place the baby unit near a power socket in the

room where you’re going to be monitoring your baby

most of the time. It should also be at least one metre

away from your baby.

4. Plug the cable into the baby unit, then plug it into

the mains power socket and switch the socket on.

Please use power supply unit item code 089010

(BLJ06W050100P1-B).

5. Slide the

Off

button on the side of the baby

unit up to turn it on.

Tip

Keep the power cord out of baby’s reach by

looping any extra length and securing it.

Link

6. After the parent unit has charged for 12 hours you

can switch it on.

Before you do, move the parent unit at least one

metre from the baby unit. Any closer and you might

get audio feedback sounds.

Press the button and hold for 2 seconds to turn

the parent unit on.

The parent unit and baby unit are automatically

linked so they are now ready to use.

What’s the range?

The maximum range between your parent and

baby units is about 250 metres outdoors and

about 50 metres indoors. Thick walls and doors

reduce the units’ range and affect how they link

to each other.

Mic

Talk

Video Baby

Monitor 6000

User guide

We’re registered in England at 81 Newgate Street,

London, EC1A 7AJ, UK (company number 1800000).

* Calls to our helpdesk made from the UK mainland and

mobile networks are free. International call costs vary.

Video Baby Monitor 6000 UG (07/20) Issue 7

Available in other formats including braille,

large print or audio CD. If you would like a

copy, please call 0808 100 6554*.

Other information

Radio transmission information

Frequency range (GHz) 2.415– 2.471

Max power (dBm) 19.1

Radio Equipment Directive

Declaration of Conformity and

Power Efficiency Info

Hereby, British Telecommunications

plc declares that the radio equipment

type VBM6000 (088306) is in

compliance with Directive 2014/53/

EU. The full text of the EU declaration

of conformity and power efficiency

information is available at:

bt.com/producthelp

This device has been evaluated for

and shown compliant with European

Guidelines when installed and

operated with a minimum distance

of 16mm between the unit and your

body.

The item code for both power supply

units is 089010 (BLJ06W050100P1-B).

The full text of the EU declaration of

conformity is available at the following

internet address: bt.com/producthelp

Disposing of your old electrical

and electronic equipment

The Government has a

legal requirement to minimise the

unsorted waste disposal of electrical

and electronic equipment and to

maximise its separate collection and

environmentally sound management.

The symbol shown here and on the

product, means you shouldn’t throw it

in your normal rubbish at the end of its

working life.

This product may contain substances

that could be harmful to people or

the environment if it’s not recycled

correctly. Check with your retailer

to find out how to recycle your old

equipment, or if you’ve bought

something from us that has the

crossed out wheelie bin symbol on

it and it’s similar to the kit you don’t

need any more, you can send us your

old kit and we’ll get rid of it in an

environmentally friendly way.

Here’s the address: WEEE Take

Back Scheme, BT Returns,

BT DF, Darlington Road,

Northallerton, DL6 7ZY.

Website address: bt.com/weee

We’re not responsible for the costs

of returning items. If you don’t wish

to return kit to us, lots of electronics

shops have their own ‘take back’

schemes where you can recycle very

small electrical and electronic goods.

If you’re a household user, you can also

take it to your local recycling centre –

go to recyclenow.com to find the one

nearest to you. Please dispose

of this carefully and help to protect

our planet.

Important safety and care instructions

Keep for future reference

Your Video Baby Monitor 6000 from

BT is manufactured to comply with

European safety standards. Please

read the following instructions

carefully before installing and using it.

Installation and location

• For indoor use only in UK and Ireland.

• Position all parts away from heat and sun

(e.g. away from radiators, window sill or

other electrical equipment which can

get hot).

• Keep area ventilated (e.g. don’t put

in cupboards or back of sofas) and

don’t block any vents with objects or

thick carpets.

• Keep device and cables out of young

children’s reach – at least one metre away.

And never place any parts inside a cot,

bed or playpen.

• Only use power adapters provided by

BT for this specific device; contact our

helpdesk if you need a replacement.

• Electronic devices hate liquids; don’t place

devices and power adapters in damp areas

or near sources of water or splashes.

• Product may cause scratches or marks if

placed on fragile surfaces (e.g. veneered

wood or delicate fabrics); place on a mat

if required.

• Designed for use at room temperatures

between 0 and 40°C.

• Don’t use near flammable substances or in

a flammable atmosphere (e.g. warehouse

or garage).

• This device uses wireless technology; check

before using or installing where restrictions

may apply such as in hospitals.

Care and maintenance

• Treat all parts with care; no shock or

vibration, and don’t pull or twist any cables.

• Regularly check your product for damage

to ensure small parts aren’t exposed.

• Dust with a soft dry cloth (a microfibre

cloth for the lens); do not use water,

chemicals or solvents.

• Regularly check that objects don’t cover

any parts or any vents that could cause

overheating.

• When not in use, store in a dry place and

away from extreme heat or cold.

Warnings

• If any parts of your product or any cables

appear damaged, discontinue use

immediately. Switch off your electrical

socket if it is safe to do so and contact our

helpdesk. See terms in the Guarantee

section of the user guide.

• Don’t try to open your devices or power

adapters. There are no serviceable parts

and you risk an electrical shock.

• This product is designed as just an aid. It

isn’t a substitute for responsible

adult supervision.

• When used to monitor property, this

product isn’t a substitute for insurance

or appropriate measures to safeguard

your property.

• You must have permission and comply

with applicable laws if you want to use

your camera in places where it may affect

someone else’s property or privacy.

• If you’ve got a pacemaker please check

with your doctor before installation.

• If the temperature is not appearing or

shows as 0°C/32°F on the display of

your parent unit, it may indicate a loose

temperature sensor. Please get in touch

with our helpdesk to discuss a

replacement unit.

Battery safety information

• The battery can’t be removed or replaced.

If you need repairs, get in touch with our

helpdesk.

• Take care when disposing of your product.

The battery could explode if placed in a

fire, a hot oven or is crushed or cut.

• Don’t subject the product to extremely low

air pressure as the battery may explode or

leak flammable liquid or gas.

Start here

Troubleshooting

Can I add another camera unit to

this bundle?

• BT currently does not sell add-on

camera units. A brand new bundle

will need to be purchased.

My parent unit / baby unit isn’t

working, what should I do?

• Please ensure the parent unit is

fully charged or plugged into

the mains.

• Ensure both parent unit and baby

unit are switched on.

• Move the parent unit closer to the

baby unit and away from large

obstructions or other electrical

devices as these may affect the

signal between the two units.

• Switch the baby unit off, and wait

for about 15 seconds and then

switch back on again.

Why can I hear a high-pitched noise?

• This is likely to be caused by the

units being too close to each other.

We recommend they are kept at

least 1 metre apart and preferably

in different rooms.

Why is my parent unit beeping?

The parent unit only beeps when:

• The baby unit is switched off and

there is no connection to the

parent unit.

• The units are too far apart, please

move them closer (but not closer

than one metre).

• The battery on the parent unit is

low, please plug into the mains.

• Interference may be causing

connection issues, please ensure

both devices are moved away from

other electrical devices (TV’s,

Microwaves, mobile phones etc.).

Why is the parent unit not making

any sounds even though there’s noise

from my baby’s room?

• Please ensure both units are

plugged into the mains or that the

parent unit is fully charged.

• The speaker may either be on mute

or the volume is too low to hear.

• The parent unit may be out of

range of the baby unit, please

move closer (but keep at least 1

metre apart to avoid interference).

In this scenario the parent unit

would beep to inform you of

this issue.

• Large metal obstructions and

other electrical devices may be

impacting the signal. Try relocating

both devices if possible.

Guarantee

Your VBM6000 is guaranteed for

2 years from when you bought it. This

means we’ll either repair it or replace

all or part of the product if it’s not

working properly.

If you bought the product more than

28 days ago, we might replace it with a

refurbished or repaired one.

Guarantee conditions

• The guarantee only covers problems

found in the 2 year guarantee period.

• You’ll need your receipt or other proof

of purchase.

• Your product is returned to BT or one of

our partners as instructed.

• This guarantee doesn’t cover any

problems caused by accidents, misuse,

fair wear and tear, neglect, tampering

with the equipment, or any attempt

at adjustment or repair other than

through approved agents.

• The guarantee is valid within the UK and

Ireland only. You’re responsible for the

cost of returns to the original retailer

or repair agent. If BT needs to provide

replacement parts, these can only be

despatched to an address within the UK

or Ireland.

• This guarantee doesn’t affect your

statutory rights.

Within the 2 year guarantee period

Before returning your product,

please take a look at the Help

section beginning on page 1 or

contact the Baby Monitor Helpline

on 0808 100 6554.

Additional answers to frequently

asked questions are available from

bt.com/producthelp. If the helpdesk

can’t fix the problem, they’ll let

you know how to get a repair or a

replacement. If you need to return

your product please pack it in the

original box if you still have it and

make sure you include all the parts

such as cables and power supplies.

You’ll also need a fault reference

number from the helpdesk. This does

not affect your statutory rights.

Outside of the 2 year

guarantee period

If your product needs support after

the guarantee period has ended,

we recommend that you contact

BT’s recommended support agent

Discount Communications on

0800 980 8999.

To find out what to do if your product

is in or outside of the 2 year guarantee,

please visit bt.com/producthelp

Set a reminder

You can set an alert to remind you of something you need

to do, for example when your baby’s next feed is due.

You can set it for 2, 4 or 6 hours.

1. Press

, then press to display .

2. Press or to select the reminder time ( , or 2H 4H 6H),

then press OK to save. The will be displayed on the top

right of the screen.

3. To cancel the alert, select .

Set the screen to turn on and

off automatically

You can set the screen to turn on by pressing any button.

On this setting, the screen will turn off automatically when

no button is pressed during 1, 3 or 5 minutes.

1. Press

, then press to display .

2. Press and to select , or minutes and press 1 3 5 OK .

3. To turn the screen back on at any time, press any button.

If you want to set the screen on all the time, set the screen

setting to off .

Turn sound activated screen mode on or off

When set to On, the screen will turn on if noise is detected

from the baby unit. If it’s set to Off, the screen will stay off

even if noise is detected. To use this feature, you need to

set the standby mode first to 1, 3 or 5 minutes as described

above.

1. Press

, then press to display .

2. Press or to select (for On) or (for Off) and

press OK .

3. To turn the screen back on at any time, press the .

Temperature sensor

The reading from the temperature sensor will be displayed

at the top of the parent unit screen.

To change the temperature display from C to F:

1. Press

, then press to display and press .

2. Press or to select or , then press .°C °F

Night vision

So that you can see your baby at night, the baby unit

automatically uses the light from its infrared LED lights to

capture images in a dark room. Because of that, it can only

show images in black and white. The icon will be displayed

at the top of the screen.

Other screen icon descriptions

In this section you’ll find out how to use your baby

monitor to make sure you get the best possible use

out of it.

To start using your baby monitor, you’ll need to turn both

units on. You’ll see where the Power buttons are located in

the diagrams.

The features outlined below are all accessible through the

MENU which can be opened by pressing the

button,

using the and buttons to navigate, and to scroll

through the sub menus and OK to select the desired option.

To return to the camera feed, simply press the

button.

Monitoring volume and mute

There are 8 volume settings. The default is 4.

1. In monitor mode, press or to change the volume.

2. Press OK to confirm.

3. To turn the sound off completely, turn the volume down to 0.

will be displayed on top of the screen.

Screen brightness

There are 8 brightness levels. The default is 4.

1. When viewing the camera feed, press or to select the

brightness level.

2. Press

to confirm.

Lullabies

There are 5 lullabies to choose from or you can play all 5

in sequence.

1. Press

and select .

2. Press or to choose the lullaby 1-5 or press to play all

five, then press OK .

3. Press or to select the volume from 1-3 and press OK

to save.

4. To stop the lullaby playing, select .

Talk Talk to your baby

To give your baby some words of comfort, press and hold

down Talk on the parent unit and speak into the parent unit’s

microphone. The icon will be displayed at the bottom right

corner. Release the button when you’ve finished speaking.

Pan/tilt and Zoom in/out

• To enter/exit the pan/tilt mode, press OK . When in Pan/tilt

mode, press , , , to move the image.

• To enter zoom mode, press

, then press to display ,

then press or to select the zoom level and press OK to

exit menu.

Power socket

Camera

Link

OnOff

Mic

Talk

Temperature sensor

Get to know your Video Baby Monitor

Find out how your baby monitor works by familiarising yourself with the buttons and lights.

Sound level

display

LED lights

show the level

of sound being

detected from

the baby unit.

Power on

Press and hold to turn

the unit on and off.

Press once to switch

to standby mode.

Press to

open/exit the

main menu.

Talk

Press and hold to

talk to your baby.

Speaker

MicrophoneDirectional pad

Press to move

left or right in the

menu or to increase

or decrease the

brightness level.

Directional pad

Press to scroll up

or down when

you’re in the menu.

Press to increase

or decrease the

speaker volume.

Power socket

Press to select an

option in the menu.

Press to enter pan and tilt

mode, then use the arrows

to move the camera.

Charging/

battery light

Blue when mains

power adapter is on,

red when battery low.

Power on light

Green when parent

unit turned on.

(Remains green for one

minute while charging,

after the parent unit is

turned off).

Stand

Power on/off

Slide button up to turn

on and down to turn off.

Link button

The units are pre-linked.

(Link button used if re-link ever required).

Add camera Delete camera View camera

Signal strength

Baby unit switched on

Camera identification

number e.g. Camera 1

Sound on

Mute

Battery status

(Full battery shown,

scrolling when charging)

Using your Video Baby Monitor

Product specificaties

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Categorie:	Niet gecategoriseerd
Model:	Video Baby Monitor 6800

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