User manual HASBRO GARAGE

[. . . ] Do not mix old and new batteries or standard (carbon-zinc) with alkaline batteries. Remove exhausted or dead batteries from the product. Remove batteries if product is not to be played with for a long time. Do not short-circuit the supply terminals. [. . . ] Recharge batteries under adult supervision. DO NOT RECHARGE OTHER TYPES OF BATTERIES. 4 1 Getting Started 1. Turn I-DOG ON by pressing the Nose Button. Its ears will move and it will play a special sound and LED light animation to show you that it's awake and ready to play!When you first turn I-DOG on, it will be in puppy mode. This means it has not yet established a personality because it hasn't been "fed" any of your music. You can give I-DOG love and attention, however, it is best to "feed" it music as soon as possible. When you are finished playing with I-DOG, press and hold down the Nose Button for 5 seconds to turn it OFF. I-DOG will play an LED animation and sound to signal that it's going to sleep. Nose Button 1 5 Give I-DOG Lots of Love and Attention To keep I-DOG happy, be sure to give it plenty of love and attention. Do this by "petting" or waving your hand over the top of its head and watch it respond with warm glowing LED light patterns. You can also press its Nose Button and it will make a scratching sound effect while displaying a spinning LED light pattern. You can tell what kind of mood it's in from listening to the sounds it makes, the LED light patterns it displays and the music it plays. When you're done "feeding" I-DOG (no music is playing), double-click the Nose Button and pay attention to the light patterns I-DOG displays to determine what mood it's in. ECSTATIC This means that I-DOG is so excited and happy that it can't contain itself!You're "feeding" (playing) it enough music and giving it too much love and attention (petting its head or nose too frequently). EXCITED This means that you're "feeding" I-DOG enough music and giving it a lot of love and attention. You're petting its head or nose enough to keep it excited. 11 1 HAPPY This means that you're "feeding" I-DOG enough music and giving it the right amount of love and attention. You're petting its head or nose the right amount of times. NORMAL This means that I-DOG is content. You're "feeding" it enough music and giving it the right amount of love and attention. You're petting its head or nose enough to keep it content. BORED This means that you're not "feeding" I-DOG enough music or giving it enough love and attention and it's getting lonely. Pet its head or nose and play it some music to get it out of this mood. 12 1 LONELY This means that I-DOG really needs to be "fed" more music and shown more love and attention!Be sure to pet its head or nose and play it some more music! SAD This means that you've left I-DOG alone for too long. It'll start to "cry" and play sad music. When this happens be sure to pet its head or nose right away and play it some happy music! SICK When you see I-DOG glowing green and yellow this means it's feeling "sick. " When this happens be sure to pet its head or nose a lot and "feed" it some music right away! 13 1 Important Tips 1. [. . . ] If you do not interact with I-DOG for one hour, it will automatically shut off. If you leave I-DOG ON in a dark and quiet room, it will stop moving and its middle LED will blink blue and purple. It will automatically go to sleep after 5 minutes of being left in the dark (as long as it's quiet). If you play music for I-DOG in the dark, it will happily continue playing LED animations and dance periodically. [. . . ]