Hasbro Far East 77926 Wireless Lamp User Manual
Hasbro Far East Ltd. Wireless Lamp
User Manual
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| Date Submitted | 2008-07-04 00:00:00 |
| Date Available | 2008-07-04 00:00:00 |
| Creation Date | 2008-06-14 13:04:13 |
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| Document Title | User Manual |
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3 Replace with 4 x 15‘! “AA" size aikasine batteries.
1.5\l M Size i Phdhps/cross head screwdriver (not Included)
~ neefied (a replace battenes.
Mood Lamp features Eflciude sensars on the top w? Bis head that respond
“to yam“ touch by fighting up or playifig meEQdies under your fifigers. It
hag ti» light modes that you choose by tEEtifig its head in a certain direction.
Mood Lamp aim senses when your mam 55 dark and responds by lighting
up? When you play music near Mane? Lamp, its Eights and animations wifli
dance in the beat cf your musnc. {Trifx
GET CQNNEcuED! ’ ‘
ROOM TECH BEQNGZ interact with each other acmss
yaur roomi
Whefi you get them tegether, they“! "tafik"
to each other“ Afiarm (Jock Wm even get
Mood Lamp ta hefip wake you up!
Mood Lamp's
best friend is
Alarm dock
“TALK" FEATURE WORKS BEST WHEN ”EMS ,
‘ (sold sepqrofelyL
ARE WiTHIN 15 FEET OF EACH OTHER AND NOT
BLOCKED BY WALLS OR FURNITURE. ;
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NOTE. This produci is packaged in "TRY ME” mode. When you bring it home, move its siide switch
fo fhe ”ON" position fo ucflvaie your character's fuii range of iem‘ures.
y, m r,» H s Reset button
fl Head sensors
Eyes/battery
indicator ”talk”
mode indicator
, a "Talk"
g». mode tag
, 4 :
Neutral pesition Forward ti“:
‘ Backward lciit
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Tilt head of Mood Lomp to select 0 Fight mode. You can either leave the lamp head tilted, or you
con return it to the neutrol position to stay in o particular mode. In any light mode, if you
tilt the head let? it will turn ofi the lights and put the lamp back into the dehult
Musical Mood mode (see heiow fior more information about Musical Mood).
When a light mode listed below hos beet detection (it senses your
music and plays animations to the beat), you will see this icon.
When 0 light mode listed below doesn’t have beat detection,
you will see this icon.
This is the default mode when the head is in neutral position or hos
been tilted left.
You can create your own melodies in this mode by touching sensors
on the lamp heod. Use one finger to top out single notes or drag your
lingers across the head to create melodies While you are Greeting your
melodies, the beat detection function will be tempororily disabled. Once
you stop touching the lamp, it will be able to pick up the beat ol your
music again and will play cm LED light show to your music.
Pap quiz: See what happens when you hold your hand down on the lamp head For several seconds...
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Tilt head forward to get into this mode,
When you touch the lamp heod sensor the sure to hold your lingers in
place tor a few seconds), the lights will react by slowly glowing away
from your touch and Mood ELamp will ploy a calm melody. Ahhhl
For on automated groovy mood light showa hold your whole hand on
the lamp head tor several seconds. The light Show will last about 30
minutes, then lamp will 0 into sleep mode. Once lamp goes into the
automated groovy moog light show, the sensors will no longer react to
your touch. To get back into regular groovy mood mode, tilt the head
torword.
Tilt head to the right to get into this mode.
This mode allows you to select the color of the lamp ”chin" lights,
Tilt head to the right to choose or red, green or omber glow. Once
you’ve selected your glow color, lomp lunctionality becomes just like
the Musical Mood mode (you can drag your lingers across the head
sensors to create melodies} —— only with a colored “chin" glow ettecti
Pep Uiz: See what happens when you hold your hand down on the lamp
head or several seconds.”
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Tilt heed backward to get into this mode.
Happy Mood hos 6 different automated light shows, lus on
option that continuously loops through oil 6 shows. Til: lomp heocl
backward to choose your show; to get to the loop option, tilt head
backward 7 times. Then sit back and enioy the “dancing” lights!
To conserve batteries, heocl sensors will shut ott after 5 minutes it they aren’t being touched
if it’s in o light mode, the lamp will continue to glow For about 30 minutes, then it will go into
sleep mode. Tilt the head in any direction to ”wake” Mood Lamp Upf
While Moor;l Lomp is in sleep mode, itwill continue to "listen” for communications From other
ROOM TECH BEINGZ characters and respond accordingly. it will also continue to monitor
the light level in your room and light up when your room gets dork.
For best results and to conserve battery life, slide GN/QFF switch to ”QFF”
when yoo won’t be in your room interacting with Mood Lamp.
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Who knew a Mood Lamp could have so mvch personahfy? Your ROOM TECH Mood
Lamp shows its personciiiy and moods with many difierenf animated fight pafiems. Here
are a few of the more common animations you'fl see:
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When your BEINGZ chorocters ”tcik to eoch
other, you’ii notice that they share mood and
personality onimotions. They might even signoi one
another to make interesting sound effects. The more
you interact with your BEINGZ, the more they'((
interoct with each other!
Once you've switched Mood Lamp on for the first
time (which takes it out of “TRY ME" mode), the
fabric tog becomes the ”Mk" mode tog. it iets you
choose Whether your Mood Lamp con "talk" to cmy
other BElNGZ characters you might hove.
When you First activate it, Mood Lomp is outomoticoity set in ”Talk”
mode (Mood Lomp’s eyes glow green)‘ it you don’t want it to
communicate with your other BEINGZ, press its ”Toik” mode tog once
(Mood Lomp's eyes will giow orange}.
Press the "Talk" mode tog again it you wont to turn "Toiik" mode hock
on (eyes Wiii glow green again). (3
NOTE: When you
urn one character's
"Toik" mode to "o t,"
oniy thot chorocter
Witt go into "No-
folk" mode. You
Witt need to press
eoch character’s
”Talk" mode tag
to ”o f” and "on”
individuoii it you
wont to seZect
certain chorocters to
"toik" to eoch others
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@ DO NOT operofe Mood Lamp neor liquid or allow liquid To spill on Mood Lamp
9 BE SURE to pick Up and carry Mood Lamp by its base, not by its head. When rifting Mood
Lomp's head to change modes, be sure to do it gently.
@ Mood Lamp may react to other sounds or noises That if hears, ofher than music.
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Lamp freezes up or acts erraticafifiy
Press the rose? button using 0 pen tip or
replace boh‘eries r» 1; so
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When the bafieries star? to ger Iow, your character’s eyes
wilt occasioncliy flesh red' ro let you know it needs fresh
bofleries.
Use c Phillips/cross head screwdriver {not incfuded} to
foosen screw in battery compartment cover (screw remains A SAig'flfiN: fa
aficched 10 cover} Remove cover. Remove and discard
oid barteries. Replace with A x 1.5V ”AA” size crIkaGine
batteries Replace cover and fighfen screw.
AVGBB EATTERY
LEAKAGE
1. Be sure m inserr the barteries
correctly and aiways
feéfiow the my are! battery
maflutacturers’ insiruc’tierrs;
2. Be net mix 0m and new
batteries or aikarine, standard
(carbon-zine} or rechargeable
(niekel-cadmium) batteries;
3. Mways remove weak or dead
batteries from the prudent
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FCC STATEMENT
This device compiies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the foliowing two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmiui interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference received, inciuding interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part “£5 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential instailation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and, if not instailed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cacse harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particuiar instaliation. lf 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:
a Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
0 increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
9 Consuit the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
9 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
CAUTlON: Changes or modifications not expressiy approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Product and coiors may vary.
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F’N 6818580000 Quesrians? Call 1-800-844-3733
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