User manual HASBRO I DOG AMPD

[. . . ] I-DOG AMP'D will show you that it's awake and ready to play by moving its head/ears/tail/foot and playing a special sound and L D light E animation1 2. press and hold down the Nose Button for at least 2 seconds to turn it off. [. . . ] It hasn't been getting too much s nusic or attention, but it's doing OK. 1 . . . . , ==lrlt . ogo O0*! 08s 0'0 og* 0 ' @go mOO ego ogo o w k bb BORED " &a!# CDOG AMP'D pet enough music or r' Hh rM LONELY four I-DOG AMP'D pet needs to be "fed" more music andlor ihown more attention1Stroke its face or press the Nose Button, 2nd play it some mom music! b . . . * -. . * . . . * . . . * -- When you see yo yellow LED light p riff, this means I-D Nose Button a lot T e happier I-DOGAM h '9. s . TURNING OFF MOTOR MOVEMENT = SL C If you don't want to hear your I-DOG AMP'D pet r a !oo n k!t r sounds while you're listening to music, you can turn the motor sound off when bb#G AMP'D is in Listening Mode: 1. Play some music uhfflI-DOGAMP'D starts showing light patterns in W ; O s t"6 your music. Adjust the vol Switch, as usu If you want to turrg, H'm motor sounds + back on, lift and hbI@ Tail Switch the up and press the Mase Button. Also, after the you turn I-DOG AMP'D off, the motor will default to being on. r I - TO REPLACE BATTERIES - Using a Phillipslcross screwdriver (not iml included). Replace cov tighten screws. A 4 CAUTION: TO AVOID BATTERY LEAKAGE Be sure to insert the batteries correctly and always follow the toy and battery manufacturers' instructions; !. Do not mix old and new batteries or alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries; I. Always remove weak or dead batteries from the product. I. IMPORTANT: BATTERY INFORMATION Please retain this informationfor future reference. Use only batteries specified and be sure to insert item correcthr bv matchina the + and wlaritv markinas. [. . . ] This eauipment aenerates, uses and can radiatekdio m-uency 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 interferencewill not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ]