User manual HASBRO TRANSFORMERS MOVIE BEATMIX BUMBLEE

[. . . ] Use only batteries specified and be sure to insert item correctly by matching the + and ­ polarity markings. Do not mix old batteries and new batteries or standard (carbon-zinc) with alkaline batteries. [. . . ] To manually record music or beats, first make sure that music or beats are playing through the toy. 3. ) Press the Record Button (the TransformerTM logo in the center of the toy's chest) to activate the recorder for 5 seconds. You will see the color of the Transformer button change automatically, to alert you that the toy is recording: · Ready to Record Button: constant red LED · Recording: constant green LED, will turn back to red when done recording Random recording will take place when you have music playing through the toy. Don't be surprised if, all of the sudden, the BEATMIX BUMBLEBEETM toy decides to "talk" to you with some music you recorded!To manually make the toy play back samples, press the Record Button when it's flashing orange. NOTE: Recorded sound clips in the internal memory disappear over time. If the toy receives no new input within 15 minutes, it will start to erase recorded clips from its memory. If the toy has not been exposed to music for 1-2 days, there won't be any recorded music in the memory. Pre-recorded sound effects that came with the toy, however, will remain. 4 BEATS Your BEATMIX BUMBLEBEE toy is a beat machine!You can play with the beats and sound effects with or without music playing through its speaker. To activate a beat, press any of the following spots: Right Chest Plate Left Chest Plate Right Ankle Right Foot Left Foot And it doesn't stop there!The toy's arms have four positions and a different sound effect for each position. To hear sound effects in a continuous "loop mode, " press and hold the toy's left foot button for about three seconds while the toy's eyes flash. The headlights will flash green to confirm "loop mode. " Then press a button for a sound effect. [. . . ] This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. [. . . ]