User manual HASBRO NERF N STRIKE DISK SHOT

[. . . ] Use only batteries specified and be sure to Insert item . correctly by matching the + and - polarity markings. Do not mix old batteries and new batteries or standard (carbon-zinc) with alkaline batterles. [. . . ] Mount the Wireless Remote onto the blaster rail by sliding and locking it into place. GAME PLAY Turn the Disk Launcher ON. The ON switch is located at the bottom front of the Disk Launcher. You will hear a single tone, and the lights on the Launcher will light up. When you play with this product, it is recommended that you stand at least 8 to 12 feet away from the Disk Launcher. The Disk Launcher has two height settings, to control how high it launches the Disks: the low setting is up to 7 feet (2. 1 meters); and the high setting is up to 9 feet (2. 7 meters). Take note of the ceiling height in the room you're playing in, and set the launch height accordingly. To change the height setting, press the Height Adjustment button on the front of the Disk Launcher. The top light indicates the high setting; tha bottom light, the low setting. To return to the default setting, press the button again. TO LOAD W E BLASER 1. Insert a dart into the barrel of the blaster. 2. Repeat steps I and 2 with darts from the blaster's storage compartment. Name Disks Launched Total Hits Name Disks Launched Total Hits FOR ALL GAMES 1. Press the Wireless Remote's Launch button. You will see three red lights go on, on the Disk Launcher. You will hear one long tone, followed by three short tones. The three red lights will go off, in sequence and in time with each tone, and then a Disk will launch. TIP: Keep your arm straight when firing the blaster. As the Disk flies into the air, watch for it to reach its highest point before falling: firing at the Disk at this moment increases the likelihood of hitting your target. If you do not play with this product for more than approximately three minutes, it will enter "Sleep Mode. " Once the unit enters Sleep Mode, you will need to turn the unit off and back on again to start playing again. HOW TO PLAY as a hi. [. . . ] However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If 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: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver. [. . . ]