User manual HASBRO I-DOG PUP

[. . . ] Hip Hop - Pla I Rock - Plays rock riffs and Dance - Plays dance tunes and glows green. --rc. nn?pqr bottom view -Ty-?- s hip hop beats I and glows ye1 ow. Pop - Plays pop songs and glows orange. r - I- 1 I 1 -. - -2 i To Replace Batteries Using a Philli ~/crosshead screwdriver, oosen screw in battery compartment cover (screw stays attached to cover) on the center of I-DOG PUP'S tummy. [. . . ] Turn I-DOG PUP over and move the switch to "Play" mode. TRlYE PLAY I NOTE: Only do this once: switching between "T -Me" and "Play" mode resets I-DOG U PP to t e default personality setting of "lonely and hungry. " 7 1 . Once in "Play" mode, turn I-DOG PUP ON by pressing the Nose Button. I-DOG PUP will display a special LED light animation and sound to show you that he's awake and ready to play1 2. When you are finished playin with I-DOG P P press and hod U, down the Nose Button for at least 2 seconds to turn him OFF. I-DOG P P will display an LED animation U and make a sound to signal that he's going to sleep. B Nose Button "Feed" I-DOG PUP Music T kee I-DOG PUP satisfied and healthy, be sure to "feed" o (play) Rm lots of music! How to cLFeed" I-DOG PUP I-DOG PUP listens to music through its built-in Microphone. Simply place him near a speaker, where the volume is at a higher level, and watch him react!Observe his funky light patterns that pulse to the music he hears. If I-DOG PUP is hun ry and needs more music from you, his center LED will slow y pulsate yellowgreen-yellowgreen. When you see this happen, "feed" him some music! 7 n If I-DOG PUP is lonely and needs more attention from you, his center LED will slowly pulsate red-orangered-oran e. The sequence will blink faster as he gets more desperate or your attention. When you see this happen, press his Nose Button a few times to show him attention! B Give I-DOG PUP Lots of Love and Attention T keep I-DOG PUP happy, be sure to give him plenty of o love and attention. Press his Nose Button and he will make a scratching sound effect while displaying a spinning LED light attern. Doubleclick his Nose Button quickly and repeatedly to rear music and see LED patterns that represent what mood IDOG PUP currently has. If I-DOG PUP whines instead of playing a musical riff in return, that means he has become sick from not getting enough music and attention. Middle LED Moods - doubleclick his nose, he'll play happy music and show you the following light sequence: When music is not being played, doubleclick the Nose Button and I-DOG PUP will show you a mood. I-DOG PUP changes his moods based on how much love and attention you ive him (or don't give him) and how much music ou've playec? [. . . ] 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. [. . . ]