miniland 89172 Digitalk Luxe Digital Audio Baby Monitor User Manual

miniland 89172 Digitalk Luxe Digital Audio Baby Monitor User Manual

INTRODUCTION

We congratulate you on having acquired the audio digital baby monitor featuring the most advanced technology. We are sure you will be fully satisfied with the quality and characteristics of this product. However, we recommend you read the instructions for use carefully before using the product to ensure you obtain the best results from your baby monitor.
This simple baby monitor will enable you to receive the sound captured in your baby´s room in a wireless manner.

CONTENT

a) 1 parent unit (receiver)
b) 1 baby unit (transmitter)
c) 2 AAA 1.2V 800 mAh Ni-MH rechargeable batteries for the parent unit
d) 1 instruction manual and warranty
e) 2 USB / USB Type-C cables

– If any of the aforementioned contents are missing, please contact your distributor or point of sale.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read these instructions prior to using your baby monitor for the first time and keep them for future consultations

Certain basic safety precautions need to be followed when using electrical devices:

1. These precautions should be doubled when using the product with children or the elderly or when using it in the vicinity of the same. Keep it out of the reach of children when it is not in use.
2. This product should not be used as the sole means of monitoring, and should never be used to replace the responsible supervision of children, adults or property by adults.
3. Children should not be allowed to play with the packaging material, such as plastic bags, for example. This product contains small pieces. Care should be taken at the time of unpacking and assembling the product.
4. DO NOT use the product if the cable or plug are damaged. In the event your baby monitor is not functioning correctly or has been damaged, contact the authorised Miniland technical department to schedule an inspection and repair, thereby avoiding any potential risks.
5. Never use non-rechargeable batteries in the parent unit. Only use the type of battery recommended (2 x AAA 1.2 V 800 mAh NiMH). DO NOT attempt to recharge other batteries in the baby monitor.
6. DO NOT mix old and new batteries and rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries.
7. Place the baby monitor where the air is circulating freely, and do not place it on bed linen, blankets or on the edge of a closet, shelf, etc.
8. Place the baby monitor away from sources of heat such as radiators, chimneys, kitchens and direct sunlight.
9. Keep the baby monitor away from televisions and radios which might cause interference.
10. DO NOT attempt to repair or adjust the electrical or mechanical functions of this device, as this will render the guarantee invalid.
11. Check the voltage of your home corresponds to that of the apparatus, as indicated in the product specifications.
12. You should always unplug the adapter and remove the batteries if you do not intend to use the baby monitor for a long period of time. To disconnect the device pull out the plug, taking care never to pull on the cable itself.
13. This product is not intended for use when it is wet or in conditions of extreme humidity. The baby monitor and charger should never be placed where it might fall into a sink or any other recipient containing water. Store the device in a dry place when it is not being used.
14. Prior to disposing of your baby monitor you should remove the batteries and dispose of them in a responsible manner.

PRECAUTIONS

• Place the baby monitor out of the reach of children in order to prevent accidents.
• This baby monitor is designed to provide parents with peace of mind when they are unable to be in the same room as their baby. This product should not be used to replace the responsible supervision of an adult. One of the parents should stay near the monitor while it is in use. The baby monitor is not a medical device and should not be entrusted with the wellbeing of the baby. It is important someone visits the room on a regular basis to check everything is in order.
• Never use this baby monitor in cases where the life or health of the baby or someone else, or the integrity of a property depends of the functioning of the same. The manufacturer will not be held liable for any claims in relation to death, personal injury or material damage arising from the incorrect use of the product.
• The improper use of this wireless baby monitor may result in legal action.
• Use this product in a responsible manner.

TIPS FOR RADIO INTERFERENCE

This equipment has been tested and complies with the requirements of Directive RED Directive 2014/53/EU. These requirements are intended to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
If the equipment is not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, harmful interference may occur in the radio communications.
However, it should be pointed out that it is impossible to guarantee there will be no interference in a specific installation. If the baby monitor causes interference to the radio or television signal, which may be resolved by turning it off and on again, the user should attempt to deal with the interference as specified below:

• Change the position of the receiver (the parent unit) or move it to a different place.
• Increase the distance between the interfering equipment and the baby monitor.
• Plug the equipment into a circuit different to that the receiver is plugged into.
• Contact the MINILAND S.A. customer service department.

This equipment uses specially coated cables in order to ensure compliance with RED Directive 2014/53/EU. Using the device with non-approved equipment or uncoated cables may cause interference to the radio or television signal.

Any alteration or modification conducted by personnel other than the MINILAND technical department will render the product guarantee invalid.

PRIOR TO USE

Choosing the right place

• Place the baby unit away from televisions and TV repeaters and radios. The signals generated by these devices may cause noises or even sounds which are retransmitted on the baby unit.
  If this occurs you will need to place the baby unit somewhere else.

• The baby unit should be placed at least 3 metres from the bab ´s cot and on a flat surface. The baby unit should never be placed in the cot, on the bed or playground. Ensure the unit, and cables are all out of the reach of the baby and small children.

• Place the baby unit where the air is circulating freely, and never on eiderdowns or blankets or on the edge of a closet, shelf, etc

• Place the baby monitor away from sources of heat such as radiators, chimneys, kitchens and direct sunlight.

PRODUCT FEATURES

FEATURES AND CONTROLS OF THE PARENTS’ UNIT (Figure 1)

1. On/off button

2. Button to turn up volume

3. Nightlight button

4. Microphone

5. Speaker

6. Two-way button for talking to the baby unit

7. Button to turn down volume

8. Button to enable/disable the lullabies

9. LED on and loading indicator: with a fixed green light if it is on or flashing green if the batteries are recharging

10. LED indicator showing low sound level: remains off when no sound is detected at the baby unit or flashes red if sound is detected (even if it is low) in the baby’s room

11. LED indicator showing high sound level: remains off when the sound level detected in the baby’s room is low or flashing red when the baby’s unit detects a high sound level

12. Hole for neck strap

13. Battery compartment (2 x AAA 1.2V 800mAh Ni-MH rechargeable)

14. Input USB type C
    FEATURES AND CONTROLS OF THE BABY UNIT (Figure 2)
    
    

15. Speaker

16. Nightlight button (short press)/parent unit search (long press 3s)

17. LED on indicator/nightlight: it goes green when the baby unit is on and has a more powerful white light when the nightlight is enabled

18. On/off button

19. Microphone

20. Battery compartment (3 x AAA 1.5V alkaline, not included)

21. Temperature sensor

22. VOX sensitivity switch (LOW/HIGH)

23. Input USB type C

LCD SCREEN (Figure 3)

A. Parent unit battery level indicator
B. Nightlight indicator
C. Lullaby indicator
D. Volume indicator
E. Vibration mode indicator
F. Two-way mode indicator
G.Temperature
H.Coverage indicator
I. ZERO mode indicator
J. Baby unit battery level indicator

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

BEFORE USE: CONNECTION TO POWER SUPPLY AND USE OF THE BATTERIES Parents’ unit:

The parents’ unit of this baby monitor is designed to work with the AC/DC adapters or batteries included. It includes 2 rechargeable batteries x AAA 1.2V 800mAh Ni-MH for the parents’ unit.
We recommend the use of the batteries in the parents’ unit in order to be able to hear the baby unit anywhere (within the appliance’s coverage radius).
The rechargeable batteries must be charged for at least 16 hours before using them for the first time or if they haven’t been used for some time.
– Take off the battery compartment cover (13) at the rear of the parent unit, pressing and sliding it downwards. Insert the rechargeable batteries following the polarity marked on the unit itself and closing the cover check.
– Connect the USB part of your charging cable to the USB socket of the power adapter and the other end to the baby unit. Connect the adapter to the mains. The on and charging LED (9) will flash green when charging.
The LED comes on green when the charging is complete.

Baby unit:

The baby unit is designed to work with the AC/DC adapter or with non- rechargeable alkaline batteries which are not included.
– Connect the USB part of your charging cable to the USB socket of the power adapter and the other end to the baby unit. Connect the adapter to the mains.
If you wish to use the baby unit with batteries, take off the compartment cover (20), and insert 3 alkaline batteries AAA 1.5V (not included) and close it again.
Warning: Strangulation Hazard – Keep cord out of baby’s reach. NEVER place a unit with cables less than a meter away from the crib. Never use extension cords with AC adapters.

OPERATION

Turning on the units:

• Parents’ unit: press the on/off button (1) for two seconds. The on and charging LED (9) will be green.
• Baby unit: press the on/off button (18) for two seconds. The on indicator/nightlight (17) will be green.

Once you have prepared your baby monitor, you can listen to the sounds captured in your baby’s room via the parents’ unit. You can also observe how the LED sound indicators flash: when the sound captured is low, only the first of the LEDs (10) will flash, but when the sound captured is loud, both LEDs (10 and 11) will flash red.

Turning off the units:

• Parents’ unit: press the on/off button (1) for two seconds.
• Baby unit: press the on/off button (18) for two seconds.

Enabling by sound (VOX)

This function allows the enabling of your baby monitor by sound when it is in idle mode.
If the baby unit does not detect any sound or the sound captured is under the sensibility threshold for 20 seconds, it will stop transmitting. However, it will keep picking up the sounds around it using a minimum amount of power. The parents’ unit will enter into idle mode and it will remain silent.
When the baby unit detects any sound whose intensity is greater than the device’s sensitivity threshold, it will start transmitting the signal again to the parents’ unit.

Sound sensitivity

Some babies are noisier than others! You can personalise the sensitivity of your baby monitor to adjust it to your baby. Adjust the “High” sensitivity for a baby who sleeps peacefully with quiet crying, adjust to “Low” sensitivity if the baby usually makes noise whilst sleeping or makes very loud noises before crying.

It is possible to select between these two sensitivity levels. With this in mind, put the VOX switch (22) in the LOW position if you wish to select the lowest sensitivity level. Put it in the HIGH position to select the maximum sensitivity

Volume

You can adjust the desired volume to listen to your baby from amongst the 9 levels available, using the buttons to raise/lower the volume (2 and 7) at the front of the parents’ unit. Whilst the volume level is selected, the icon (D) will be displayed on the screen indicating how the volume increases or falls.

The volume level selection will not affect the sensitivity of your baby monitor, which is configured as has been shown in the previous section, solely at the volume at which the sounds will be heard in the parents’ unit.

Vibration

If the parent unit is in very noisy surroundings, the user may not hear the sound from the speaker.
The user can in this case turn on vibration mode. When this mode is activated, the parent unit vibrates each time the baby unit detects a sound that is louder than the noise threshold corresponding to the sensitivity level selected.

You can activate vibration mode at any time, by holding down the RAISE VOLUME button (2) for 5 seconds. The vibration icon (E) will appear in the display window. To deactivate vibration mode, hold down the same button (2) again for 5 seconds. The vibration icon (E) will disappear.

If you select the lower sound level, vibration mode will automatically be activated, and the icon (E) will be shown in the display window.

Low battery warning and charging indicator

Whilst the batteries of the parents’ units are charging, the charging and on LED indicator (9) flashes green (if the parents’ unit is on and in LOW mode) or alternatively red and orange (if it is off or on and in ZERO mode). Furthermore, the battery level indicator icon (A) will also show the process. When the batteries are fully charged, this LED (9) will come on continuously and the indicator (A) will show a totally charged battery.
The approximate charging time of the batteries is the parents’ unit is around 3-7 hours, depending on the initial charging status of the batteries at the time when the process starts.
When the batteries are totally charged, the mean autonomy of the parents’ unit will be 5-6 hours and will depend on the duration of the listening/idle cycles. The maximum autonomy will be up to 9-11 hours in the event that the baby unit is in a silent environment for the majority of the time.

The charging status is shown on the screen,

= completely charged
= around three quarters charged
= around half-charged
= batteries almost run out
and flashing = the batteries need to be recharged

When the battery level at the parents’ unit is low, the latter will emit a warning beep every 30 seconds, the charging and on LED indicator (9) will flash red and the battery level indicator (A) will flash empty. When this occurs, charge the parent’s unit. You can keep using the baby monitor whilst the parents’ unit is charging.

Paging (parents’ unit search)

This option is used to locate the parents’ unit when it is not possible to locate it. It is also very useful when one of the parents is in the baby’s room and needs to contact the other.
At the baby unit, keep pressed in for 3 seconds the nightlight/baby unit search button (16). The parents’ unit will then emit a beep which may be disabled by pressing any parents’ unit button.

Nightlight

The baby unit has a nightlight (16) which emits a soft light, providing your baby with comfort and allowing it to see in a dark room.
To turn the nightlight on or off, press the nightlight/baby unit search button (16). The nightlight can also be controlled by pressing the button (3) at the parents’ unit. The nightlight indicator icon (B) will be shown on the display when the nightlight is on.

Talking to your baby

You can talk to your baby from the parents’ unit (perhaps to calm it down whilst on your way) or to your partner (if he/she is in the baby’s room).
Press and keep pressed in the two-way button (6) and talk into the front of the parents’ unit. The two-way mode indicator (F) will appear on the screen. Let the button out to listen to the baby again.
Bear in mind that you can’t listen to your baby whilst you are talking to him/her until you release the two-way button (6).

Lullabies

You can calm the baby down so it can sleep more easily by means of a soothing lullaby which will play on the baby’s unit. To enable this function, keep the button (8) pressed in for 3 seconds.
The lullabies’ indicator icon (C) will appear on the display and the first lullaby will start to play in the baby unit. The 5 lullabies available will be played cyclically for 15 minutes. You can choose the first of the lullabies by playing it or changing the song being played by pressing the button (8).
To lower lullaby volume, hold down the RAISE VOLUME button (2) and press LOWER VOLUME (7). To raise lullaby volume, hold down the LOWER VOLUME button (7) and press RAISE VOLUME (2).
Keep pressed in for 3 seconds the button (8) to disable the lullabies’ function.

Temperature

To look after your baby’s health it is very important for the room where he/she is located to be at a suitable temperature.
Your baby monitor can help you to show the temperature of the baby’s room (in degrees centigrade) at the parents’ unit, warning them whether the temperature is rising or falling outside a defined range. You can choose to change the temperature mode from ºC to F by quickly pressing the lullaby button (8) 3 times in a row.
If the room temperature is 31ºC or more, the temperature and the word HI will be shown alternatively. The parents’ unit will emit a warning beep every 30 seconds.
If the room temperature is between 16°C and 30ºC, the room temperature will be shown on the display.
If the room temperature is 15°C or less, the temperature and the word LO will be shown alternatively. The parents’ unit will emit a warning beep every 30 seconds.

You can deactivate the warning by holding down the LOWER VOLUME button (7) for 5 seconds;
you will hear a beep telling you that it has been deactivated. If you wish to reactivate the warning, hold down the LOWER VOLUME button (7) again for 5 seconds; you will hear two beeps indicating that it has been activated.

NOTE: Temperature indicator in ZERO mode.
In this mode, there is no connection between the two units because no beacon signal is sent. Due to this, the parent unit is not able to display the temperature of the baby unit in real time.
For this reason, when ZERO mode is selected, the parent unit when goes into standby mode will display ECO on the screen.

Mode selection: zero emissions (ZERO) and low radiation (LOW)

The baby unit includes special transmission technology called Zero Emissions. When the baby unit is in idle mode and no sound can be detected in the room where the baby unit is located, the latter does not emit any radiation.
It is possible to choose the communication mode between the two units between Low Radiation (LOW) or Zero Emissions (ZERO). It is possible to choose the communication mode between the two units by making 3 short presses on the ON / OFF button (1) of the parent unit.

NOTE: Each time the units are turned off or turned on, the device will be reset to LOW mode by default.

Zero emissions’ mode (ZERO)
Adjustment: 

Check that the charging and on LED indicator (9) is lit up green as this means that the baby monitor is configured in LOW mode (if it is lit up orange, nothing would need to be done as the baby monitor would already be configured in ZERO mode). It is possible to choose the communication mode between the two units by making 3 short presses on the ON / OFF button
(1) of the parent unit. While pressing the button a beep that will cease in a few seconds will be heard. Finally you will see that the LED (9) turns from green to orange, indicating that the ZERO mode is active.

Operation:

During the normal operating mode of the baby monitor (LOW), the baby unit periodically sends a beacon signal to the parents’ unit, informing them that it is connected and working even if the baby unit does not detect any sound.
However, it is possible to select the ZERO operating mode in which this beacon signal will not be transmitted, managing to avoid any emission whilst the baby monitor is idle. When the baby unit does not detect any sound in the surroundings, this will be an environment with zero emissions in which the baby monitor will not emit any radiation.

When the baby unit detects a sound above the VOX sensitivity threshold selected, it will start transmitting a signal which will be received by the parents’ unit with a view to establishing communication between both units. This process will last less than one second.
From this time onwards the parents’ unit will retransmit the sounds captured by the baby unit.

NOTE: Out of range Indicator
Owing to the fact that the baby unit does not transmit the periodic beacon signal when the “ZERO” mode has been selected, the parents’ unit is unable to detect whether it is within the coverage radius or not. Hence, it is possible for the parents’ unit to be out of the range of the baby unit without the parents being aware thereof.
It is recommended to use this operating mode when the parents’ unit is situated in a fixed place where it has first been checked that the coverage is correct such as the bedside table. It can also be used by moving the parents’ unit provided that it has first been checked that the coverage is correct throughout the displacement radius.

NOTE: Temperature indicator in ZERO mode.
In this mode, there is no connection between the two units because no beacon signal is sent. Due to this, the parent unit is not able to display the temperature of the baby unit in real time.
For this reason, when ZERO mode is selected, the parent unit when goes into standby mode will display ECO on the screen.

Normal operating or low radiation mode (LOW)
Adjustment:

Check that the charging and on LED indicator (9) is lit up orange as this means that the baby monitor is configured in ZERO mode (if it is lit up green, nothing would need to be done as the baby monitor would already be configured in LOW mode). It is possible to choose the communication mode between the two units by making 3 short presses on the ON / OFF button
(1) of the parent unit. While pressing the button a beep that will cease in a few seconds will be heard. Finally you will see that the LED (9) turns from orange to green, indicating that the LOW mode is active.

Operation:

As stated above, during the normal operating mode of the baby monitor (LOW), the baby unit periodically sends a beacon signal to the parents’ unit, informing them that it is connected and working even if the baby unit does not detect any sound. This signal lasts for 1 second and is emitted 4 times every 20 seconds. If the parents’ unit receives this signal, the charging and on LED indicator (9) remains lit up green to indicate that the unit falls within the coverage radius.
Otherwise, if the parents’ unit is incapable of receiving the beacon signal after 20 seconds, the charging and on LED indicator (9) will flash red and green alternatively, emitting a beep with three tones as a warning.
By selecting the “LOW” mode, a continuous low power connection is established between the parents’ unit and the baby unit meaning that the delay in the connection indicated for the “ZERO” mode is not produced when the baby unit detects a sound whilst idle.

Alarm out of range

If the connection between the parents’ unit and the baby unit is lost at any time, both LEDS indicating the sound level of the parents’ unit will flash alternatively red for 20 seconds to indicate that the baby unit is being looked for and the temperature (G) will stop being shown, with two horizontal lines flashing in its place on the display. If, after these 20 seconds, the connection is not re-established (the beacon signal is not received which is sent by the baby unit), the charging and on LED indicator (9) will flash red and green alternatively whilst the parents’ unit emits a
beep with three tones and the coverage indicator symbol (H) will also flash by way of a warning.
In the latter case, to re-establish the link between both units, make sure that the parents’ unit falls within the coverage radius of the baby unit (bring the units closer to each other and wait for around 5 seconds) and make sure that both units are on. If the link is not re-established, this means that the baby and parents’ units have lost their connection and it must be re- established.

Connection of the units (pairing)

If the connection between both units has been lost and it is impossible to re- establish it by following the indications of the previous paragraph above, please follow the steps provided for pairing the parents’ unit with the baby unit: simultaneously press the on/off buttons of both units (1 and 18) for 3 seconds with both units initially off. Both units must be automatically linked.

GUIDE TO IDENTIFYING AND CORRECTING POTENTIAL PROBLEMS

connected to the baby unit.
· The baby unit is off. Turn it on.
· The parent unit is off. Turn it on.
· The parent unit batteries are running low or are already flat. Recharge the batteries.
· The parent unit is out of range of the baby unit. Move the two units closer together and wait for 5 seconds until the link is reestablished. Pair both units again if necessary (see item 5.2.12.).
· The baby unit is not detecting any sound in the room and has entered standby mode. The transmission of sound will recommence when the baby unit detects a sound above the sensitivity threshold.
The LED on / off and charge indicator (9) on the parent unit flashes in green and red alternately and emits a three-tone beep. The sounds captured by the baby unit cannot be heard.| · The parent unit is out of range of the baby unit. Move the two units closer together and wait for 5 seconds until the link is reestablished.
· The connection between the parent and baby units has been lost. The two units need to be paired again (see item 5.2.12.).
· The baby unit is off. Turn it on.
The baby unit cannot be heard from the parent unit, but the LED on / off and charge indicator (9) is green.| · The volume on the parent unit is turned right down. Raise the volume by pressing the button (2).
The LED on / off and charge indicator (9) is flashing red and the parent unit beeps every 30 seconds.| · The batteries are running low.
Problem| Possible cause – things to do/check
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The parent unit emits a high and strident sound.| · This normally occurs when the parent and baby units are too close together. Move the units further apart.
The LED on / off light of either unit (9 or 17) does not light up when connected to the power mains.| · Check for problems with the power network.
· Check the AC/DC adapter is properly connected to the power mains and the socket on the device (in the case of the baby unit).· Check the unit has been connected by pressing the on / off button (1 or 18).
The batteries won´t recharge.| · Check the AC/DC adapter is properly connected to the power mains and the parent unit is correctly charging
· You are using non-rechargeable batteries. Remember you should only use the batteries supplied or other rechargeable batteries of the same characteristics (2 x AAA 1.2V 800 mAh Ni-MH). Please check the type of batteries you are using.

MAINTENANCE

Clean the baby monitor with a soft, dry rag. Do not use cleaning products or solvents.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Frequency: 2.4 GHz
• Range: up to 300 m in ideal conditions in an open space. A range of up to 50 m can be obtained indoors (due to obstacles such as walls, doors, etc.)
• Baby unit (transmitter):
  • Batteries: 3 x AAA 1.5V alkaline (not included)
  • Maximum operating time: 10h
• Parent unit (receiver):
• Batteries: 2 x AAA 1.2V 800 mAh Ni-MH (included)
• Transmission power:
  • Average: 10 mW
  • Maximum: 80 mW
• Maximum operating time with fully charged batteries (alternating listening / standby periods): 5 to 6 hours
• Maximum operating time with fully charged batteries (when the baby´s room is silent for most of the time): 9 to 11 hours
• Operating temperature range: 0° C to 50° C
• Operating relative humidity range: 20% to 75%

INFORMATION ON THE DISPOSAL OF THE BATTERIES AND THE PRODUCT

• Remember to remove the batteries and dispose of them in a responsible manner when disposing of the baby monitor.
• You should not mix products bearing the crossed-out rubbish bin symbol with your domestic rubbish. These products should be taken to the collection points allocated by the local authorities for appropriate treatment. Alternatively you may contact the point of sale where you purchased the product.

Hereby, Miniland S.A. declares that this “89477 digitalk luxe” is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Miniland S.A. P.Ind. La Marjal I C/ La Patronal 10. 03430 ONIL (Alicante) SPAIN
Technical support: +34 966 557 775 · www.minilandgroup.com · miniland@miniland.es

We declare under our own responsibility that the product:

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to which this declaration refers conforms with the relevant standards or other standardising documents:

Directive 2014/53/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to the making available on the market of radio equipment.

• EN 301 489-1 V2.2.3 (2019-11) ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standard for radio equipment and services; Part 1: Common technical requirements; Harmonised Standard for ElectroMagnetic Compatibility.
• EN 301 489-17 V3.2.4 (2020-09) ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standard for radio equipment and services; Part 17: Specifi c conditions for Broadband Data Transmission Systems; Harmonised Standard covering the essential requirements of article 3.1(b) of Directive 2014/53/EU.
• EN 300 440 V2.2.1 (2018-07) Short Range Devices (SRD) – Radio equipment to be used in the 1 GHz to 40 GHz frequency range – Harmonised Standard for access to radio spectrum (Endorsement of the English version EN 300 440 V2.2.1 (2018-07) as a German standard)
• EN 55032:2015/A11:2020 Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia equipment – Emission Requirements.
• EN 55035:2017/A11:2020 Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia equipment – Immunity requirements.
• EN 62368-1:2014+A11:2017 Audio/video, information and communication technology equipment – Part 1:
  Safety requirements

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) 2014/30/EU

• EN 55032:2015+A11:2020 Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia equipment – Emission Requirements.
• EN 55035:2017+A11:2020 Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia equipment – Immunity requirements.
• EN IEC 61000-3-2:2019/A1:2021 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 3-2: Limits – Limits for harmonic current emissions (equipment input current <=16 A per phase).
• EN 61000-3-3:2013/A1:2019 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) — Part 3-3: Limits — Limitation of voltage changes, voltage fl uctuations and fl icker in public low voltage supply systems, for equipment with rated current <= 16 A per phase and not subject to conditional connection.

Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 2014/35/EU

• EN 62368-1:2014+A11:2017 Audio/video, information and communication technology equipment – Part 1:
  Safety requirements.

• IEC/EN 62133-1:2017 Secondary cells and batteries containing alkaline or other non-acid electrolytes

• Safety requirements for portable sealed secondary cells, and for batteries made from them, for use in portable applications – Part 2: Lithium systems.

Directive 2013/56/EU on Batteries modifi ed by 2013/56/EU on Batteries and Accumulators and Waste Batteries and Accumulators.

REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemical substances)
Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006.

RoHS.Directive 2015/863 amending Annex II to Directive 2011/65/EU on the Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances In electrical and electronic equipment.

Miniland, S.A.
Chief Executive Offi cer
José Verdú Francés

Onil, Alicante, Spain.
9th December 2021

Miniland S.A. P.Ind. La Marjal I C/ La Patronal 10
03430 ONIL (Alicante) SPAIN
 Technical support: +34 966 557 775
Fax +34 965 565 454
www.minilandgroup.com · tecnico@miniland.es

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