User manual OREGON SCIENTIFIC 17033

[. . . ] Learning with Barbie is so much fun! ® BARBIE and associated trademarks owned by and used under license from Mattel, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Table of Contents Chapter 1 About your 1 -Bright Laptop TM Chapter 2 Getting Started Chapter 3 Activity Rules Chapter 4 Activities Chapter 5 Trouble Shooting 3 5 6 11 Chapter 1 About your Features The unit features 10 activities · 4 vocabulary / letter · 2 number · 2 logic · 2 music Multimedia · Digital Sound and animation Display · Large LCD screen · Automatic shut-down Interface · Individual A ­ Z keyboard · Number and musical keys Audio · Barbie® 's voice -Bright TM Laptop TM The Barbie® -Bright Laptop is supplied with the following parts. 1 - Unit 2 - Instruction Manual LCD Screen Activity Selector Number/ Musical Note Keys Unit 1 Lock Button Instruction Manual 2 Speaker Letter Buttons Repeat Button On/Off Button 1 Unit Sliding Handle Battery Cover 2 Chapter 2 Getting Started Your Barbie® -Book Laptop operates on 4 "AA" size batteries. TM Battery Installation 1. Using a Phillips-head screwdriver, open the battery cover at the back of the unit. [. . . ] You can change games at any point by sliding the game selector to a new game. TM Slide the game selector Attempts You have three attempts to answer each question correctly. After three incorrect answers, the -Bright Laptop gives the correct answer and continues with the activity. If there is no input for approximately ten seconds, the -Bright Laptop repeats the current question for you to have another attempt. This feature applies to · Word Quiz · Learn Vowels · Counting · Picture Perfect · Flower Power TM TM Repeat Key Press the repeat button to listen to the instructions of an activity again. In the activity Music Maker, press this key to play back your composition. Press the repeat button 5 Chapter 4 Activities Word Quiz Learn to read and spell new words with the TM -Bright Laptop. TM 1. The screen shows an animated finger pressing a letter button and the -Bright Laptop says, "Press a letter button. " TM 2. The -Bright Laptop says your chosen letter and then shows an animation of a word beginning with that letter followed by the spelling of the word. TM Press a letter button 3. To help you, the word and illustration appear above the letter button on the keyboard. Press a letter button 6 Sound It Out In this activity, you can learn the names and phonetic sounds of letters. The -Bright Laptop says " Press a letter button. '' TM 2. The -Bright Laptop says the letter, gives a word beginning with that letter and the phonetic sounds of the letters forming that word. TM Press a letter button Learn Vowels This activity teaches vowel identification. The -Bright Laptop introduces the five vowels. TM -Bright Laptop then asks you to identify the vowel in a word. TM 3. The -Bright Laptop says " Press a number. " TM Press a letter button 2. When a number key is pressed, the to that number. -Bright Laptop repeats the number and counts up TM Press a number key 7 Counting This activity develops counting skills. -Bright Laptop asks a question. TM -Bright Laptop lets you know if the answer TM Picture Perfect This activity develops letter and number recognition and skills of logical reasoning. Five characters (numbers and/or letters) appear on the screen and the -Bright Laptop asks you " Which one does not belong?Pick out the character that is different from the others by pressing the button corresponding to the character. 8 Flower Power This activity develops memory and character recognition skills. If you get stuck on a question, press the repeat button to see the question again. If some of the letters pressed are not correct, then the -Bright Laptop gives you up to two attempts to correct your answer. TM Melody Magic Listen to pre-recorded melodies. There are 10 melodies to choose from. TM Press a note key 9 Music Maker Compose a melody and hear it played back. As the keys are pressed, the -Bright Laptop displays the corresponding name of the note. TM Press a note key 2. [. . . ] This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency 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 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. · Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. [. . . ]