User manual VTECH PULL-N-PLAY COLOR EXPRESS

[. . . ] One instruction manual WARNING: All packing materials, such as tape, plastic sheets, wire ties and tags are not part of this toy, and should be discarded for your child's safety. BATTERY INSTALLATION 1. Install 3 new "AA" (UM-3/LR6) batteries following the diagram inside the battery box. (The use of new alkaline batteries is recommended for maximum performance. ) 4. Replace the battery cover and tighten the screw to secure the battery cover. REMOVABLE CRAYON CHARACTERS HEADLIGHT ® 'n Pl Pull a lor y Co TM ess Expr BATTERY NOTICE · · · · Install batteries correctly observing the polarity ( +, - ) signs to avoid leakage. [. . . ] Can you find some of my crayon friends to ride and sing along with me?". The headlight on the car will flash and the crayons will bounce up and down with the sound response. 5 8/20/02, 10:13 AM + Horn sound effect + "Welcome aboard the Color Express. Can you find some of my crayon friends to ride and sing along with me?" 2. To adjust the volume, slide the VOLUME CONTROL SWITCH located on the bottom of the unit to the ( ) position for LOW VOLUME or the ( VOLUME. You will hear the crayon personality and color identified followed by a short tune. The headlight on the car will flash and the crayons will bounce up and down with the melody. "I am Grumpy Green"+ 2. You will hear one of the following responses: ® "I am Grumpy Green. " + grunting sound effect 'n Pl Pull olor ay C TM ess Expr - crayon personality and color followed by a sound effect - crayon number - crayon sound effect The headlight on the car will flash and the crayons will bounce up and down after the sound response. ® 'n Pl Pull olor ay C TM ess Expr 3. If there is no input unit after approximately ten seconds, you will hear "Hi there!Can you find some of my crayon friends?" If there is no input unit after another ten seconds, you will hear a horn sound effect. "Hi there!Can you find some of my crayon friends?" ® 'n Pl Pull olor ay C TM ess Expr 4. Push or pull the car to hear a sung song, a random melody or a random sound effect. The headlight on the car will flash and the crayons will bounce up and down with the sound effects and music. 3. If there is no input after approximately ten seconds, you will hear a horn sound effect followed by "Let's go!" If there is no input after another ten seconds, you will hear "Can you find some of my crayon friends to ride and sing along with me?" ® "Can you find some of my crayon friends to ride and sing along with me?" ® 'n Pl Pull olor ay C TM ess Expr 'n Pl Pull olor ay C TM e Expr TALKING MODE 1. Slide the ON/OFF/MODE SELECTOR SWITCH to the TALKING MODE ( ) position. You will hear "Welcome aboard the color express, let's go!" followed by a starting engine sound effect. The headlight on the car will flash and the crayons will bounce up and down with the sound response. 6 Untitled-1 6-7 "Welcome aboard the Color Express, let's go!"+ engine sound effect 4. Push or pull the car to hear a sung song, a random melody or a random sound effect. The headlight on the car will flash and the crayons will bounce up and down with the sound effects and music. ® 'n Pl Pull olor ay C TM e Expr 7 8/20/02, 10:14 AM MUSIC MODE 1. [. . . ] IMPORTANT NOTE: The sensors on the bottom of the crayons trigger the electronic responses. If the crayons do not function properly, wipe the sensors with a slightly damp cloth and a mild cleaning agent, preferably, rubbing alcohol. Abrasive cleaning agents are not recommended as this could cause corrosion and damage the usability of the unit. NOTE: This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, it may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply within the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of Part 15 FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. [. . . ]