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1. camera is registered but you have set Auto Scan to a setting other than Never Please make sure that if you have one camera or only one camera is registered then Auto Scan is set to Never under Multi Camera Camera Selection Also make sure that only the camera number that has thumbs up sign next to it or one of the cameras with thumbs up sign next to it under Multi Camera Camera Selection Manual Selection is selected highlighted in RED Why doesn t my monitor work on rechargeable battery even when the battery charging level indicator shows battery is fully charged If the battery charging level indicator shows battery is fully charged as soon as you plug the AC adapter to the monitor then it s possible that the battery is not installed properly When battery is not installed properly or is not in the battery compartment the monitor will display battery fully charged sign as soon as it s plugged in to AC power 17 Please make sure that when you insert the battery in the battery compartment you first insert the front part aligning the metal contacts on the battery with the metal contacts inside the battery compartment and then while pushing the battery up towards the battery compartment push the back end into the battery compartment If the battery is still not recognized by the monitor then there is a good chance that the pin s inside the battery compartment are bent which can happen if the battery is fo2. display Main Menu on the monitor screen use navigation keys to pick a menu option and then OK button to confirm selection Press Esc key to exit from the Main Menu Volume Brightness Zoom In gt gt x Multi Camera Alarm Setting Menu OK Main Menu 4 2 VOLUME Use this option to adjust volume Menu OK Main Menu Volume Use up or down navigation keys to adjust volume NOTE If up and down navigation keys are not assigned to manually switch between cameras see section 4 11 for details the Volume can also be adjusted directly by using Up Vol and down Vol navigation keys 4 3 BRIGHTNESS Use this option to adjust screen brightness ER Menu OK Main Menu gt Brightness Use up or down navigation keys to adjust brightness 4 4 ZOOMIN Use this option to enlarge the picture or Zoom in on a specific region of the picture Menu OK Main Menu gt Brightness 4 5 REGISTER CAMERA Use this option to register camera if it is not already registered before using it for the first time This menu option is also used to register additional camera s This monitor supports up to 8 cameras Acamera must be registered before the monitor can receive audio video from it Before registering camera please turn on both the receiver and transmitter Menu OK Main Menu Multi Camera Register Y Camera Camera 1 Register Camera 1 Yes On transmitter camera On Off Note Press
3. or an experienced radio TV technician for help This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment Such modif ications could void the user s authority to operate the equipment CARE AND MAINTENANCE Keep all parts and accessories out of children s reach Fingerprints or dirt on the lens surface can adversely affect camera performance Avoid touching the lens with your fingers Should the lens become dirty use a blower to blow off dirt and dust or a soft dry cloth to wipe the lens Keep the camera dry Precipitation humidity and other liquids contain minerals that will corrode electronic circuits Do not use or store in dusty dirty areas Do not use or store in hot areas High temperatures can shorten the life of electronic devices and warp or melt certain plastics Do not store in very cold areas When the system warms up the moisture can form inside the case which may damage electronic circuit boards Do not attempt to open the case Non expert handling of the device may damage the system Avoid dropping or strong shocks Operate the product using only
4. send email to help hittusa com You will receive instructions on how to ship the Product at your expense to a HiT T Service Center To obtain service you must include a copy of your receipt n ZOpid and the Stylized Logo are registered in the US Patent amp Trademark Office All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners 2011 Hi Tech Trading USA Inc The information contained in this User Manual is believed to be correct at the time of printing Hil T reserves the right to change or modify any information or specifications without notice The contents of this User Manual are provided as is Except as required by applicable law no warranties of any kind either express or implied including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are made in relation to the accuracy reliability or contents of this guide Hi Tech Trading USA Inc P O Box 179 Woodbury New York 11797 Contact Information Email help hittusa com Web www hittusa com C FE 20
5. H 264 Digital Audio Video 2 4Ghz Wireless Baby Monitor 2 O 7 Z i HS MS264H The pictures diagrams and certain functions described in this manual may differ from the actual product due to different firmware version Please check our support website www hittusa com for an updated User Manualor additional troubleshooting tips SAFETY AND GENERAL INFORMATION Important information on safe and efficient operation of this product Before operating your Wireless Baby Monitor please read all these safety and operating instructions completely and then retain for future reference 1 2 8 9 Your Baby Monitor is designed to be an aidand should notbe used as a Substitute for responsible and proper adult supervision Do not place the camera on any surface or mount it on any wall where the camera or the AC adapter cords are within baby s reach Never place the camera inside your baby s crib bed or playpen Never cover the camera and monitor e g with clothes towels or blankets Position the camera monitor and AC adapters to allow adequate ventilation Never use or place your camera and monitor in moist places or near water For example do not use near a bathtub washbowl laundry tub kitchen sink ina wet basement etc To prevent overheating keep the camera monitor and AC adapters away from heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other appliances including amplifiers whi
6. and quickly release the ON OFF button on the CAMERA to complete pairing process Thumbs up sign is displayed on the camera list next to registered cameras And the camera number LED turns blue Choose No to cancel the registration operation NOTE If the registration process is not successful repeat this process again You can unregister a camera in the event that you no longer need it This is done the same way a camera is registered 4 6 CAMERA SELECTION Use this option to manually selectregistered cameras or enable Auto Scan mode Menu OK Main Menu Multi Camera Camera Selection Manual Selection Selectany ofthe registered cameras Thumbs up sign nextto the camera to watch Menu OK Main Menu Multi Camera Camera Selection Auto Scan Use this option to select cycle time for camera display Each registered camera gets displayed on the monitor for the duration selected under Auto Scan IMPORTAN NOTE To disable auto scan or if only one camera is registered set Auto scan to Never 4 7 ALARM MORNING CALL This option is used to set individual FEEDING ALARMS and the MORNING CALL 0899 Menu OK Main Menu Alarm Morning Call In order to set the respective alarm select ALARM TIME Using the UP and DOWN buttons to change the hours and minutes Pressing MENU OK button to move from hours to minutes Press MENU OK once more in order to confirm the setting NOTE ALARM STATUS mu
7. ch produce heat Keep the camera out of direct sunlight Disconnect the AC adapter from wall outlets during long periods of non use 10 Use only the AC adapters provided Use of any others may damage the camera and or monitor 11 If traveling abroad make sure that the voltage shown on the power adapters corresponds to the local power before plugging inthe AC adapters into the electric outlets FCC Notice to Users This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 ofthe FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfulinterference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer
8. e the camera in the room to be monitored in such a way as to ensure the optimal surveillance of yourbabyorthe elderly You can also mountthe camera using the stand included as described in section 1 3 hardware to mount the stand to a wall or ceiling not included Note For safety reasons and for optimum sound transmission we recommend that you keep the transmitter at least 1 meter 3 feet form the baby IMPORTANT Never place camera in the baby s cot bed or playpen NOTE The transmitter will automatically turn on when plugged into AC adapter or computer e The transmitter can be powered with the AC adapter the rech argeable battery or via computer s USB port using a USB cable e To use the rechargeable battery the device shall be turned on without the AC adapter plugged in e The transmitter turns on when the ON OFF PAIR button is pressed for 5 seconds As soon as the camera is powered on the LED indicator turns solid green or flashes green to indicate the camera is powered on To turn camera off press ON OFF PAIR button for 5 seconds e When the battery voltage falls below 3 6V the Power Indicator LED turns red from green indicating the battery needs to be charged The receiver displays Camera battery is low on the screen IMPORTANT In case of audio or video interference press and release RESET button to switch transmitter to a different channel 3 USING THE RECEIVER MOINTOR e Selectflat surface to place the r
9. eable lithium ion battery for receiver integrated rechargeable lithium ion battery for transmitter USB cable Camera mounting bracket manual gt oo x x K gt NOTE You can purchase replacement accessories for the receiver and transmitter Please use only original replacement accessories We shall not accept any responsibility of material damage or personal injury in the event you do not heed these instructions in which case all guarantee claims shall become null and void MONITOR Up button Volume adjustment Select camera Menu navigation Down button Volume adjustment Select camera Menu navigation OK Menu button Visual Volume indicator LEDs Mini USB connection RESET button ON OFF ESC button Power and charging status indicator LED Signal LED NOTE ON OFF Press and and i b bal hold button for 3 to 5seconds 6 O ESC Press and quickly release button CAMERA Only for firmware upgrade i Camera Lens gt RESET button 4 Mini USB connection q i On Off PAIR button o Power and charging status indicator LED Microphone Mount hole NOTE ON OFF Press and hold button for 3 to 5seconds PAIR Press and quickly release button 1 PREPARING BABY MONITOR FOR FIRST TIME USE 1 1 INSTALL RECHARGEABLE BATTERY IN RECEIVER sliding the cover in the direction of the arrow e Insert the rechargeable battery in the mold provided bei
10. eceiver e Power can be supplied to the receiver by using AC adapter recharg eable battery or from computer s USB port using a USB cable NOTE The receiver automatically turn on when power is Supplied using an AC adapter or via computers USB port e The receiver can also be powered on when the ON OFF ESC button is pressed for 3 seconds The power status indicator turns green and the welcome screen is displayed After a short start up phase the video from camera is displayed or CONNECTING CAMERA 1 message is displayed on the monitor screen Pressing ON OFF ESC button for 3 seconds turns monitor off Note If the camera is powered ON and within range but the monitor displays CONNECTING CAMERA 1 Please reregister camera The camera can be registered via the MULTI CAMERA menu option see section 4 5 for details e When the monitor is plugged into AC adapter or computer s USB port charging status indicator LED flashes indicating battery is getting charged 4 RECEIVER MONITOR MAIN MENU Use the following buttons to navigate MENU OK button to display main menu and to confirm selection press MENU OK button UP and DOWN buttons to move through individual menu options or change volume and brightness ON OFF ESC button to return to the main menu press and quickly release NOTE All selections must be made within approximately 10 seconds else the monitor will return to audio video mode 4 1 MAINMENU Pressthe Menu button to
11. ice is turned off is approximately 5 hours The charging time is doubled if the receiver is turned on while the battery is being charged The charging status indicator LED stops flashing when the battery is fully charged Receiver battery can be charged using AC adapter or via computer s USB port using a USB cable 4 1 4 CHARGING RECHARGEABLE BATTERYIN TRANSMITTER CAMERA The rechargeable battery supplied with the transmitter camera must be fully charged before it is used for the first time on battery power Warning Only qualified technicians or our technical staff is authorized to change the rechargeable battery in the transmitter NOTE The transmitter automatically turns on and the battery starts getting charged when AC adapter or a USB cable connected to a computer is plugged into the MINI USB socket on the transmitter e When the transmitter is turned on and the battery is getting charged the power status LED flashes green and once the battery is fully charged the LED becomes solid When the transmitter is turned off and the battery is getting charged the power status LED flashes red and once the battery is fully charged the LED turns off e The charging time for a fully discharged rechargeable battery when the device is turned off is approximately 5 hours The charging time doubles if the transmitter is turned on while the battery is getting charged 2 USING THE TRANSMITTER CAMERA e For optimal transmission plac
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13. ng careful to respect the polarity see contact surfaces e Close the battery compartment Warning There is a danger of explosion in the event the rechargeable batteries are not properly disposed off Never use conventional batteries only use rechargeable lithium ion batteries 1 2 USING CAMERA STAND MOUNT m 4 k I Se e Screw the camera on the stand mount and setup as shown or screw it to a wall or ceiling screws no included 1 3 CHARGING RECHARGEABLE BATTERY IN RECEIVER MONITOR Therechargeable batteryin the receiver mustbe fully charged before the device is used for the firsttime on battery power Warning Replace old rechargeable battery only with original rechargeable battery Conventional battery must not be used in the receiver NOTE The receiver will automatically turn on when plugged into AC power or computer s USB port e To charge the rechargeable battery plug the AC adapter 100 240 V AC 50Hz 5 V DC 1000mA into Mini USB socket e The battery starts charging automatically once the receiver is connected to AC adapter When the receiver is turned on the charging status indicator LED flashes green and the battery symbol on the display flashes When the receiver is turned off the charging status indicator LED flashes red and the battery symbol on the display shows battery symbol with charging status e The charging time for a fully discharged rechargeable battery when the dev
14. pairing information to be deleted from the memory The camera and monitor must be paired registered to receive audio and video signal from the camera See section on Register Camera for pairing instructions What is the indoor signal range 100 175 feet of effective range is a good estimate Indoor signal range depends on a number of factors like the number of walls and ceilings the signal has to go through as well as the construction material sheetrock vs brick concrete and also very much on the presence of other wireless devices wireless network cordless phones etc Why does monitor intermittently displays Connecting camera 1 error message and or a black screen no video This problem is normally caused by presence of other wireless devices especially a wireless network router adapter or another wireless Audio Video device using 2 4GHz wireless frequency 16 We recommend to e Press RESET button on the camera to change communication channel between camera and monitor e Change the wireless channel setting on the router from AUTO to either lower channels 2 or 3 if that does not help then upper channels 10 or 11 to reduce interference from wireless network e If possible do not keep other wireless devices within 10 15 feet from camera and monitor Why does monitor display Camera 1 unavailable error message Camera 1 unavailable message normally appears if you are using single camera or only one
15. rced into the battery compartment To fix this problem make sure the AC adapter is not connected to the monitor remove rechargeable battery use tip of a pen stick it under neath one of the metal pins and push it up apply slight force Repeat the same with the other pin s Then reinsert the battery following instructions above and try using the monitor Why doesn t battery last too long less than two hours after fully charged To maximize battery usage please follow these steps 1 Reset the monitor while getting charged press small black button below ON OFF button using tip of a pen 2 Charge the battery for at least 8 hours 3 Unplug AC adapter and use monitor on battery power until it shuts down by itself 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for 2 more times With each charge you will find the battery lasts longer than the previous time If you do not use monitor on battery power on a regular basis then we recommend that at least one a week use the monitor on battery power until it shuts down on its own to optimize battery usage and life What if my question was not answered here Please email your question s to help hittusa com 18 Limited 1 Year Warranty Coverage Hi Tech Trading USA Inc HiTT warrants this product Product against defects in materials and workmanship under normal consumer use for 1 year from the date of purchase HiT T at its option will at no charge repair replace or refund the purcha
16. se price of this Product should it not conform to this warranty This limited warranty is a consumer s exclusive remedy extends only to the first consumer purchaser is not transferable and is valid only on Products purchased by consumers in the United States or Canada Exclusions Normal Wear and Tear Periodic maintenance repair and replacement of parts due to normal wear and tear are excluded from coverage Batteries Only batteries whose fully charged capacity falls below 60 of their rated capacity and batteries that leak are covered by this limited warranty Battery usage estimates are only based upon our engineering testing Actual performance will vary based on product settings environmental conditions and usage Battery Capacity decreases over time and use Miscellaneous This warranty does NOT cover defects or damage that result from a improper operation storage misuse or abuse accident or neglect such as physical damage cracks scratches etc to the surface of the Product resulting from misuse b contact with liquid water rain extreme humidity or heavy perspiration sand dirt or the like extreme heat or food c use of the Product for commercial purposes or subjecting the Product to abnormal usage or conditions d service installation alteration or modification in any way by someone other than HiTT and e other acts which are not the fault of HiTT Obtaining Service To obtain service or information please
17. st be turned on touse Alarm function Off is default setting The FEEDING ALARM is set the same way as MORNING CALL 10 4 8 SETTINGS DATE AND TIME Use this option to setthe date time and the time format 12hour 24hour j w Menu OK Main Menu gt Settings Date and Time 4 9 SETTINGS CLOSE VIDEO TIME Use this option to set the standby time to turn off screen to save power or setup Audio Only mode If the camera does not detect sound in the set time the screen turns off automatically and switches to audio only mode 2 Menu OK Main Menu gt Settings Close video time Never 15 30 60 90 120 If you want the audio and video to be on all the time set close video time to Never 4 10 SETTINGS SENSITIVITY The screen turns on automatically when the camera detects sound and the sound level is louder than the set sensitivity There are 3 levels of sensitivity to choose from Low Medium High Or you choose Never under close video Time to disable Audio Only mode j Menu OK Main Menu Settings Voice Activation y Sensitivity Low Medium High IMPORTANT Voice Activation feature switching from audio only mode to audio video mode can be disabled by setting activation sensitivity to Never Sound is always on when activation sensitivity is set to Never 11 When Activation sensitivity is set to Never and monitor is in Audio Only Mode the monitor will not
18. switch to audio video mode when sound is detected it will only switch to audio video mode if a key is pressed on the monitor Note In Audio Video mode when there is no sound detected above set sensitivity level for 5 minutes the speaker sound is muted The sound is activated when sound above set sensitivity level is detected Sound does not mute when sensitivity is set to Never See Table on next page for details 4 11 SETTINGS UP amp DOWN BUTTONS FUNCTION Use this option to assign function to the UP and DOWN buttons on the monitor By default up and down buttons are assigned Volume control function but if multiple cameras are being used and you want to manually switch between cameras then use this menu option to assign Camera Selection function to up and down buttons NOTE Once camera selection is assigned to the Up and Down button the Volume menu option must be used from the Main Menu to adjust volume see section 4 2 I Menu OK Main Menu Settings Up amp Down Buttons Function 4 12 SETTINGS BACKGROUND Use this option to select blue background or no background black Blue or black background is displayed when an error message is displayed on the monitor or when monitor is switching between cameras multi camera in use w Menu OK Main Menu gt Settings Background Display 12 p 15 p s Buiy s I A9 ALAIISUBS BAOGEe punos u ym SpOW o piA 9 OIpnv 0 uono 1l p punos nou
19. the AC adapters included or provided as an accessory Do not overload electrical outlets or extension cords This can result ina fire or an electric shock TABLE OF CONTENT Mali Fealure cee are eked ate E EE y EE EEEE 1 Monitor and Camera DIiagramg e ssasssessasessspertacsqensacherapyassaacsa 2 Preparing Baby Monitor for First Time Use rrsrssrsssessssssssesss 3 Using the Transmitter Camera CNN NN MA eere 6 Using the Receiver Monitogf Qy af J f 7 Receiver Monitor Mail MERUN Yay LS feee 8 Register Camera ANNA Qerar 9 Additional Remik A TEL GQ 15 Frequently Asked Questions and Troubleshooting Tips 16 Product Warranty Terms amp Conditions A ee eee ere eee eee or EEEN 19 MAIN FEATURES Digital H 264 encoding amp decoding technology Transmit rate 20 25Frames second Transmits up to 600 feet range in open area Friendly On Screen menu for easy adjustments Supports up to 8 cameras Baby Monitor works in 2modes Audio amp Video or Audio only In auto scan mode the cycle time between cameras can be adjusted from 10 60 seconds Digital Zoom with selectable regions Dynamic audio strength indicators Voice Activation VOX Feature Feeding Alarm setup Feature Multi Language Support Camera can be wall mounted or used on desktop BOX CONTENT 1 x transmitter with integrated camera 1 x receiver with 2 4 TFT display and loud speaker 2 x5V DC 1000mA adaptors for Transmitter and receiver recharg
20. tings System Information 14 5 ADDITIONAL REMARKS 5 1 BATTERY STATUS The battery status indicator displays III WIWN 4 different charging states When the solid battery symbol I is displayed the rechargeable battery is fully charged The battery symbol lll flashes when the rechargeable battery needs to be charged 5 2 ALARM Ifan alarm is set the alarm symbol O will appear on the display 5 4 SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATOR The signal strength indicator Yul works similar to mobile phone signal strength indicator the signal bars change indicating camera signal strength 5 5 RANGE Transmission of wireless signal depends on the physical conditions you can determine the range of your baby monitor by testing itin your surroundings In open area under ideal conditions achieve a range of up to 200 m 600 feet The actual range depends mainly on conditions like the location of the transmitter the type of building construction material and presence of other wireless devices 15 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FAQ and TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS Why is the monitor not getting any audio and video from the additional camera purchased for the baby monitor The additional camera mustbe firstregistered paired with the monitor See section on Register Camera for pairing instructions Why am getting Camera 1 unregistered error message Camera was mistakenly unregistered or the camera battery completely lost its charge causing the
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