Wild Planet Entertainment RDJSTUDIO92004 RADIO DJ Real DJ broadcast Studio User Manual

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IMPORTANT Keep these Instructions DO NOT DISCARD (Yeliolgrvvshe (Emma
Use your Radio D] to create a show so incredible you won't
believe your urs! You an introduce and play your favorite
tapes and CD's. report the news. or sort yourpwn talk show.
The Radio D] will send your voice and music through any radio in
your room, house or car. It can transmit up to 30 feet so your
lriends can listen to you on the radio in another room.
You can be a real Dj. . . Fade-in
Microphone
Radio DJ Features: (Figure I)
~ Separate volume controls for rape deck and microphone I special effects
' Accessory jack to plug in your CD phyer to broadest your favorite CD‘s.
' Built-in tape deck to play your tapes on the air.
- Four pre-recorded sound effects (Laugh. Cheer. Drum, Bmer)
- Fade-in microphone.
~ Light-up "On Air" sign
- Built-in Antenna wire
- Ground wire
- Audio Patch Cord to connect your CD player or other accessory
Specifications: .
' Requires 4 x I.5V“AA” 036) batteries (not included).
' ' Only adults should install and replace batteries.
- Alkaline batteries are recommended for longer life. -
- Do not use rechargeable batteries. Audio Patch
- Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged. 0°”
- Exhausted batteries should be removed from the lay. Battery Door , f
- Do not mix old and new batteries
~ Do not mix alkaline. standard (carbon zinc) or rechargeable
(nickel cadmium) batteries 1
, Batteries should be inserted with the correct polarity
- The supply terminals are, not to be short-circuited, \
0 Only the batteries of the same or equivalent type as
recommended are to be used.
Battery Installation and Replacement ’ Figure 2
The Radio DJ requires four L5 Volt "AA" (LR6) batteries (not included).
To install the batteries;
i. With a small Phillips screwdriver. loosen the battery door screw located
on the underside of the toy. (Figure 2)
2. Remove the batter door.
3. Discard the old batyteries. Ame“; (Yellow; m
4.1nsertlresh batteries into the battery oompartment. Note the polarity
requirements (Figure 3)
5. Replace the battery door and tighten the screw.
’ Microphone / FX
Volume Control
4 x 1.5 Volt “AA“
Ground (Black)
wire
“On Air" Broadcast Setup
To set up the Radio DJ:
l.Turn on the Radio D] by rotating the volume knob clockwiguntll you
hear a clickThe "On Air" sign will illuminate to indicate power on.
2, Han‘g the yellow antenna wire In the open (preferably elevated) (Figure 4)
for best reception on your"AM" radio. Do not bunch up the'antenna
(Figure 5) or lay It over metal obiects.Suspending the antenna in the air
with a piece of string can be helpfuI.The red “LED” signal indicator will
glow brightly if the antenna is properly arranged, A flickering or dimly lit
”LED" indicates a weak signal. Rearrange the antenna until the “LED"
glows brightly. (Figure 4)
3. Clip the black ground wire to a metal object such as a table or chair. Use
of the ground wire will enhance broadcast clarity and distance. but is not
mandatory, Using the ground wire will also help to ensure the satisfactory
performance of devices connected to the accessory jack.
4, Obtain and turn on an “AM" radio. Keep it close at handTune che"AM“
radio station selector to low kHz, Now speak into the microphone of
the Radio DJ and fine tune the "AM" radio until you can hear your voice
clearly. You are now ready to broadcast"live". Place your “AM" radio in a
convenient location.
' BmadcachourVolce (Figure 6)
1. Speak into me microphone and hear your voice on the "AM" mile,
2. Set die microphone volume to the desired level by sliding die
Microphone/FX button up or dowmiadin‘g in or out
Volume Control
(Taps Deck & Accessories)
Broadcast Music Using theT-pe Deck (Figure 7) ’
The Radio D] includes a built-In audio tape deckTo use: .
i.$elect a prerecorded cassette tape. (60 minute length or shorter work best)
2. Lift the tape door with your fingers andJnsert ape as shown.
3. Close the tape door.
4. Press "Play". Hour the music on the“AM" radio
S.Turn the volume control knob clockwise / counterclockwise to increase or
yvolume respectively. ,
button to fast-forward the tape ahead‘as desired.
Now'l'here is o Rewind buttonTo rewind a tape. press the "Stop" button
and remove the e from the deck Elip the ape mcrdrwert. and press“FF".
This will rewind th tape on the opposite side. Press "Stop" when the tape
reaches the end of the reel and remove the ape from the deck Flip the tape
over, reinsert. and press ”Play”.
Broadcast Sound Efiects (Figure 8)
There are four pre-recorded sound effects built into the Radio DJ for
Broadcasting to your“AM“ radio.To use:
|. Press and release the desired sound button. Hear it on die"AM“ radio.
2. Set the sound effects volume to the desired level by sliding n‘ie
Microphone/PX button up or down.
3. I! desired, press a second sound button no ovenride the first one selected
Or, press the same over and over to create a special eflect.
4. Press and release a sound Mitten while the tape deck It playing.to hear
both music and sound eflects at the some time.
Broadcast Music Using the Accessory jack (Figure 9)
The Radio DJ induda an accessory lack for connecting portable devices sudi
as your CD player, an additional flpe deck or a music keyboardTo use a
portable CD player:
I.Plug one end of the audio patch cord (Figurel) into the accessory jack of
the Radio D].
1. Plug the other end into the headphone or output jack of your CD player.
3, Press the play button on the CD player.
4.Turn the Radio D) volume knob clockwise I counterclockwise to increase
or lower the volume respectivelehe volume can be also controlled using
the volume control on the CD playec
5.11 is not recommended to play the CD player and the Radio D] asseue
deck at the same volume (at die same time). It will be hard to hear
individual sounds Fading In and out works best.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this toy that are not expressly
approved byWiId FlanetToys. Inc. could void the user‘s audmriry to
operate the toy.
Microphone / FX
Volume Control
. A WARNING:
CHOKlllG HAZARD: Small Parts
Not for Children Under 3 Yrs‘

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