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Summary of Contents for I Dog Ampd

Page 1: ...AGES 8 USER S GUIDE w L ...

Page 2: ...or purchasing I DOG AMP D Instructions carefully before using this product and keepthis guide as a reference w l l h 3 1 N A A L R 6 aiwMl l a w e F l l l l l l c m headS m W M w mt nduded neededm replaceb a n e s ...

Page 3: ... GETTING TO KNOW YOUR I DOG AMP D PET ...

Page 4: ...l showyou that it s awake I and ready to play by movingits I head ears tail footand playing a special soundand L E Dlight animation1 1 I 2 Whenyou are finished playing with I DOGAMP D pressand hold down the Nose Buttonfor at least 2 secondsto turn it off I DOGAMP D will play an LED light animationand sound to signal that it s going to sleep If you do not interact with I DOGAMP D for approximately ...

Page 5: ...mood f I DOGAMP D Forinformationon Moods see p 7 f your I DOGAMP D pet needs more attentionfrom you it will whine occasionally an middle LED lightwill blink a pinkishcolor more music from you it will bark occasionally and its middle LED light will blink a blueishcolor T h e faster the lights blink and the more I DOGAMP D hines or barks the more urgent the need for music or ttention gJJLy gq LL I f...

Page 6: ...B of the ConnectorCordinfo the headphonejack of a musical device CD player stereo portable personalmusic player computer video game system etc all not included movethe switchforwa and to the rear down you do this you will see NOTE Innormal HangOut mode fndng the tail of I DOGAMP D signalsit to be quit and 190G AMP D will growl at you ...

Page 7: ...here the volume is at Y higherlevel and wafch I DOGAMP D react I DOGAMP D will lisplayvariousflashing L E D light animations chosento fit the beat f the music Fromtime to time when listeningto music I DOG 4MP1D will move its headlearsltailor tap its foot e ...

Page 8: ...ing light p a t t w ECSTATlC Your I DOGAMP D petis sowe Bd and caredfor it can t containitself 0 0 oOe eOo 0 o e o 0 ExCnED You re feeding your I DOGAMP D x pet lotsof music and givingit a loto eOe 0 0 attention o o ege HAPPY You re feeding your I DOGAMP D pet oOo eae enoughmusic and giving it enoua attention o o ll ...

Page 9: ...ttention but it sdoingOK lrlt 3 0 0 08s 0 0 0 0 mOO o 3zo ogo O0 og go ego ogo w k BORED b b a CDOGAMP D pet enough music or r Hh rM LONELY four I DOGAMP D petneedsto be fed more music andlor ihown more attention1Stroke its face or pressthe Nose Button b 2nd play it some mommusic ...

Page 10: ...Whenyou seeyo yellow LED lightp riff this meansI D Nose Buttona lot T h e happierI DOGAM ...

Page 11: ...icuhfflI DOGAMP D starts showing light patternsinW F T O n s t 6your music 2 Pressand holddownthe Tail Switch 3 While theTailSwitchIs helddown pressthe Nose Butfan 4 You ll see spinninglighteffects to 5 Adjust the vol udngtheTail Switch as usu r If you want to turrg H m motorsounds back on lift and hbI the Tail Switch up and pressthe Mase Button Also after the you turn I DOG AMP D off the motorwil...

Page 12: ... TO REPLACE BATTERIES I Usinga Phillipslcross screwdriver notiml included Replacecov tighten screws A ...

Page 13: ...o insert item correcthr bv matchinathe and wlaritv markinas 2 Do not mix old and new bgiteiiesor st dard c h i z i n c h t h alkaline batteries 3 Removeexhaustedor dead batteriesfrom the product 4 Remove batteriesif product is not to be playedwith for a long time 5 Do not short circuit the supply terminals 6 Shouldthis product cause or be affected by local electrical interference move it away from...

Page 14: ... beware I DOGAMP D will get angry when you do this T o release I DOGAMP D from its 5 minute time out pressthe Nose Button 1 2 If you will not be playingwith I DOGAMP D for a while rememberto pressand holddown the Nose Buttonfor at least 2 seconds to turn it O F F This will help conserve battery life 3 I DOGAMP D may react to othersounds or noisesthat it hears other than music ...

Page 15: ...II 113product freezes up or acts erratically press the Reset uttonwith the tip of a pen and or change the batteries ...

Page 16: ...nd used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmfulinterference to radio communications However there is no guaranteethat interferencewill not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does causeharmfulinterferenceto radioor television reception which can be determined by turningthe equipment off and on the user is encouragedto try to correct the interference by one or moreof ...

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