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2. Your Planetarium comes with one bulb fitted
and one spare. The bulbs are screwed into
the socket, and then a cover is placed over
and screwed (by screwdriver) into place. The
globe then fits by lowering onto the stand
(hole side down). Once the globe is fully
lowered, turn the globe clockwise
to lock it in place.
Your Planetarium is now ready for action!
WARNING!
ADULTS ONLY:
TO REPLACE THE BULB...
(i) For safety, before you replace the bulb,
please turn off the light for at least three
minutes so that it may cool down.
(ii) Open the bulb cover using a Phillips
screwdriver, then remove the old bulb and
replace it with a new 2.4V 500mA bulb.
Replace the bulb cover and secure again
using the screwdriver.
3. Turn the light ON by sliding the light switch
across to the right. The light will then
project the stars onto your walls and ceiling
through the holes in the globe. To see more
clearly, you should keep the room as dark as
possible.
To turn the light OFF, simply slide the switch
back to the left.
4. Position 1 for the function switch is OFF.
Slide the function switch to position 2 to
make the globe rotate, creating a
planetarium effect. Slide the switch to
position 3 to hear interesting and
educational facts about the planets (which
do not form part of the light show, but are
covered in much more detail in your CD).
Slide the switch to position 4 for
rotation of the star globe AND the
commentary about the planets, (N.B. as
above, planets are not part of the star light
show).
When you want to turn the functions off,
slide the switch back to position 1 (OFF).
*Choose position 1 for functions OFF, position 2 for rotation only,
position 3 for sound only and position 4 for rotation and sound.
Components
Globe
Light
(on/off)
Rotation and Sound
(on/off)*
Light Stand
and Motor
Pointer clips
on to back of
Planetarium
Pointer
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1. Fit the globe over the bulb on the
light stand. Place the light stand
on a flat surface, such as a bedside
table.
N.B. For best results (clearer
projection) stand the Planetarium
on a higher surface closer to the
ceiling. Move the unit around to
find the best place!
Using The Planetarium:
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