So every time I take the baby off the mattress to nurse, etc the alarm will go off due to no movement?
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Yes,You'll need to shut it off when you take him/her out. It's just a switch.
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Yes, you just have to remember to turn the monitor off. I like the monitor that only detects movement because the off/on switch stays in the baby's room. It is easy to turn off if you forget (I nurses baby in her room). You can use a regular sound monitor with it (or my baby's room is close enough to our room I really don't use a sound monitor at all because I can hear the alarm without it). This monitor still amazes me. Best thing I have ever bought - gives me such peace of mind.
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Yes. You have to remember to turn the alarm off when nursing. It's a good reminder that the alarm works.
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You need to slide it to the second position. That way the bunny wakes up but there is no sound that goes off
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it turned off most of the time but keep it on the benchOnce in a great while , she will try and put just her front paws on it.If it is turned off, I will quickly turn it back on and the next time she tries it she will get the alarm. Weeks will go by before she tries it again. We have not been able to completely remove it, as she is very smart and looks for her chance to try again.
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The alarm will sound when the plug is removed. You have to push the button to silence it. This is so the parent will know if child unplugged it or came unplugged while they slept.
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Yes. There is an audible alert if you lose connection to the unit in the baby's room, including going out of range.
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On most of these alarms if there is a slider switch moving it to the middle will turn it off.
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The alarm is rather loud so it should wake up a sleepwalker if he/she gets out of bed as long as the monitor is nearby or next to the sleepwalker. It won't go off if you turn over. It should be positioned under the upper-mid part of your back so that the most weight is on it. It will go off if you lift off of the pad but turning over doesn't seem to be an issue. Not sure about your dog but if the pad is mostly under your back, your dog shouldn't set it off.
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There is no off/on switch on the sensors but if she got creative she could trick the sensor with a magnet but you could use a motion sensor in the area of the exit and let her know that area is out of bounds or the alarm with go off.There are ways to make the system redundant.
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I have never experienced this situation. However, the instructions say that the alarm should be reset due to an abnormal or operation or previous alarm.
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The alarm emits a light beep when activated (turned on) and the same when deactivating it. When it detects movement it emits a LOUD alarm that will awake anyone in the house. I used it to detect movementOf a walker used by the patient. I leaned it against the walker so that it fall over if the walker was moved. It worked like a charm.....
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Yes. The alarm is triggered when a sensor changes state. So if you leave it open and don't touch it, it will not trigger the alarm
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Yes. Sometimes the vibrations from closing another door or dropping something set off the alarm
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If you leave is 'on' the whole time you will hear some background noise. If you leave it on sleep mode, it only wakes up and makes noise when the child does.
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email the company and tell them what is happening.I had to do it with ours. we also were having problems with intermittent alarm going off when there is no movement with cameras. the company has been great in helping us and repaired and or replaced them. that is the only thing I could tell you to do. but overall I did not think that there would be so much wrong. return the whole thing if you can.
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I have my sensor placed on the floor next to my mothers bed. It took some trial and error to get placement right but now when anything goes off the top of the bed, foot , sock etc. the alarm sounds and I look at the video monitor to see if she's awake or if need to go in.
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Yes, there is a little bit of a "click" sound when you manually turn it off and on, but nothing that should wake your baby up! I was able to edit my review to include a video where I turned it on and off a few times.
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It took us a few months to realize that it will turn off sooner. Here's how to make the alarm go off. Make sure that the white plastic thing inside is pushed up as it says. Then you put the top back on. Slide the white door down to the pill compartment. When the alarm sounds it should go off when you open the door to take out the pills. Make sure that you close the door again after you take your pills out. I hope I explained it right. Good luck.