• Do not use any other rechargeable battery pack. To operate on house current (See Fig. B– ) Open the lid of the DC IN 9V jack of the receiver. Connect the supplied AC power adaptor to the DC IN 9V jack and plug it in to a wall outlet. The CHARGE indicator (NTM-910) will light up whether or not the receiver is turned on. Notes on AC power adaptor • When the AC power adaptor is not used, be sure to turn off the receiver, and unplug it from the DC IN 9V jack and the wall outlet. Then close the lid of the DC IN 9V jack securely. • Use only the supplied AC power adaptor. Do not use any other AC power adaptor. • Replace the AC power adaptor with the same type as the one supplied if replacement is necessary. To operate on batteries (See Fig. B– ) Open the battery compartment lid at the rear of the receiver and install two size AA (R6) batteries (not supplied, alkaline recommended) with correct polarity, then close the lid. Note When operating the receiver on batteries, make sure that the lid of the DC IN 9V jack of the receiver is closed securely to ensure waterresistance of the receiver. Battery life (approx. hours for continuous standby) (JEITA*) Sony alkaline size AA (LR6) battery 76 Sony size AA (R6) battery 20 * Measured by JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association) standards. The actual battery life may vary depending on the circumstance of the unit. When to replace the batteries If the sound becomes distorted or interrupted, we recommend that you replace the batteries with new ones. When the batteries are used up, the POWER/ BATT indicator starts flashing and the receiver sounds a beep. If the batteries are extremely used up, the beep may be interrupted or the POWER/ BATT indicator may flash when you turn on the power. Replace the batteries with new ones as soon as possible in either case. Note on replacing the batteries Before replacing the batteries, make sure that the receiver is turned off. Notes on the batteries • Do not charge the dry batteries. • Do not carry the dry batteries together with coins or other metallic objects. It can generate heat if the positive and negative terminals of the batteries accidentally come into contact with metallic objects. To operate on house current (See Fig. B– ) Open the lid of the DC IN 9V jack of the receiver. Connect the supplied AC power adaptor to the DC IN 9V jack and plug it in to a wall outlet. Notes on AC power adaptor • When the AC power adaptor is not used, be sure to turn off the receiver, and unplug it from the DC IN 9V jack and the wall outlet. Then close the lid of the DC IN 9V jack securely. • Use only the supplied AC power adaptor. Do not use any other AC power adaptor. • Replace the AC power adaptor with the same type as the one supplied if replacement is necessary. Setting Up Turning on the power Set the OFF/ON switch of the transmitter and the OFF/ON/VOICE ACT switch of the receiver to ON to turn on the power. The POWER indicator of the transmitter and the POWER/BATT indicator of the receiver will light up. To turn off the power, set the OFF/ON switch of the transmitter and the OFF/ON/VOICE ACT switch of the receiver to OFF. Setting the frequency channels Up to 27 channels (NTM-910), or 9 channels (NTM- 900) can be set through the CH selectors by changing the combination of three colors (red, yellow and green) on the CH windows. Set the CH selectors of both the transmitter and receiver so that the settings of color combinations shown in the CH windows are the same. Otherwise, the transmitter and receiver will not function. If the settings of the receiver and transmitter are not the same, the RANGE ALM. indicator starts flashing and the receiver sounds a beep. If signal interference occurs Set the CH selectors of both the transmitter and receiver to another setting. Make sure that both the settings shown in the CH windows are the same. Setting up the transmitter (See Fig. C– ) Place the transmitter within 2 to 3 meters (6 to 10 feet) from a crib or play area. If the child moves outside of this range, the transmitter may not be able to detect his/her sounds. The transmitter must be placed upright during operation. Tips for better reception • Place the transmitter at a location as high as practically possible such as on a table or on a wall. • Make sure that the transmitter is not covered or obstructed for picking up sounds. • Make sure that nothing touches the antenna during operation. Notes • Keep the transmitter out of the reach of the baby. Do not place the transmitter inside a crib or playpen. • Position the transmitter with the front side where the built-in microphone is located facing the baby. • Do not use the antenna as a carrying handle. • Do not use the antenna to hang the transmitter on the wall. Be sure to use the cavity for hook. Monitoring through the receiver (See Fig. C– ) The longest distance you can place the receiver from the transmitter varies according to obstructions and other condi...
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