Hasbro TIGER i-Dog Dance User manual

rhonk you fot purchosing this r-DoG
DANCE pet.-Bu sure to recd cnd fcllcw
cll instructions corefuily bero= r;sing
th,-r product, ond keep this guice cs c
reference.
This music-qloying mutt reolly knows how to
get down' And u-p. Anc bock down ogoin
os it donces olcng to your musicl lt listens,
grooves ond ciselrys lrght onin oticns to oil
your tunes' Keep I-Doi cnNcE hoppv with
,plenty of rnusic cnd ottention - when it,s
hoppy, its light cnd donce effects show itl
Moving Head
Face Sensors
Connector Cord Jack
Moving Ears
Microphone
Tail Switch
Face with 7 Multicolored LED Lights
Stereo Speakers (2)
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',i: GETTING TO KNOW YOUR I-DOG@ DANGE PET \\ -.2/,:,'.
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Your I-DOG DANCE pet comes in "Try-Men' mode. You Con
octivote its full ronge of feotures by moving the Try Me/Ploy
switch to the "Ploy" position.
I. Turn I-DOG DANCE ON by
pressing the nose button. lt
will move ond ploy o speciol
sound ond LED light onimotion
to show you thot it's owoke
ond reody to ploy!
2. When you ore finished ploying
with I-DOG DANCE, press ond
hold down the nose button I
for of leost 2 seconds to turn
it OFF. I-DOG will ploy on LED
onimotion ond sound to signol
thot it's going to sleep.
lf you don't interoct with your
I-DOG DANCE for obout on hour
off to conserye botteries. it will outomoticolly turn
Reset Button
(bofiom)
TRY-ME / pLAy Switch
Battery Compartment
GETTING STARTED

Ploy Mode: Your l-DoG DANCE is woiting for you to give it
music or ottention. lf you oouot"-.iill'iil,u nose button, l-
DoG will plov o muslcol ririt-no 1in p.iturn tolrtl* you its
mood' (See p. 1 l.) l-DoG moy olso p*iooicolly ploy sounds
ond light potterns to remito-vbu to i'feed,, it some music or
give it some ottention. l-DoG might oLo move o litfle on its
own or show LED right potterns wTrire it;s ,'honging out.,,
NOTE: I-DOG DANCE is o greot speaker for your personol music device,
:;t it doesn't need to be hooked up tc o musicol device in orderto work.
rc keep I-DOG DANCE sotisfied ond heolthy, be sure tc
'feed" (ploy) it lots of music! Stort ploying music on your
fr-rusicol device; when I-DOG heors the music, it will stort to
cloy o multicolor LED light show to motch the beot of your
Trusic. Itwill olso occosionolly top its foot to the music. lf it's
reolly hCIppy, it will even get up ond donce occosionolly.
lf I-DOG DANCE needs more music from
'/ou, its middle LED light will blink blue. When
you see this, be sure to "feed" it some music
so it doesn't get too hungry!
Hooking Up I-DOG DANCE io q Musicol Device
I . Plug cne end of the connector cord into the
bock of its foot.
2, PIug the other end of the connector cord into
the heodphone jack of o musicol device (CD
ployer, stereo, portoble personol music ployer,
computer, video ganfle system, etc oll nct
included).
listening Mode: your I-DOG
being "fed." I-DOG will pf"V
the beot of your music onO
nnoy periodicolly top its foot
cr donce. The more ottention
cnd music you ,,feed', it, the
nnore I-DOG will donce.
DANCE is listening to music ond
o multicolor LED light show to
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Toil mute switch: when you ore using l-DoG DANCE os o speCIker
for r-nusic' its tcil functlcns os o mutJoutton ond using it does not
rncke I-DCG ongry.Press the toil once to mute; presitoil ogoin
tc resume pl?y"ing your music. If r-DoG sens*, yorr music hos
stopped, lt will come out of "mute" modu trtomoticolly.
volume control fqce sensors: when it's hooked up to o musicol
device, you con contror the sG;ker votume of your r_DoG
DANCE by running you.l nngeffior down the middle of its foce.
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"scrotch" to your music: when l-DoG DANCE is in listening mode,
running your fingers over either side of its io." will produce o
"scrotching" sound over your music.
"Feeding" l-DoG DANCE without Being connected to o Musico! Device
I-DOG DANCE con olso listen to music ihrough its built-in
r'nicrophone. ,sirply ploce it neor o speoker, where the volume
s ct o higher level, cnd wotch ii reoct! Depending on how the
nrusic mokes it feel, it will display vorious flost'.ring light onimotions
cnd top its fcot or get up ond donce.
-l keep l-DoG DANCE hoppy, be sure to glve it plenty ol
:-tention. Do this by stroking its foce: wotch it respond with
,.,crm glowing LED lignt potternsl You con olso press its nose
outtoru it will moke o sound effect while displaying on LED
ght pottern. Double-click its nose button to see o llght
o-ctiern thot represents whot mood I-DCG is in. (For more
-rformotion obout moods, see p. I I .)
f I-DOG DANCE needs more ottention from ycu, its center
-ED will flosh o pinkish-purple color. The more cttention
t needs, the foster the light will flosh. When you see this
hcppen, show I-DCG some ottention by pressing its nose
ouiton o few times or stroking its foce to show you core!
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$$i#* finger
down its
face to taxnn
v*$um* #*wrx
(only works
in listening
stoy, top
troined
SIid* finger counter-clockwise around its face to
get fi-ffiffiffi ffieruffiffi tm *'mtmgr" (only works in listening
mode). This is good if you don't want your I-DOG
to dance while your music is playing. To cancel the
'stay'n command, slide finger clockwise around its
face to command it to dance, press its nose button,
or turn off your I-DOG.
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up (unless he,s already
standing). lt
will return to
its previous
position
after a few
seconds.
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down). lt
will return to
its previous
position
after a few
seconds.
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j-DoG DANCE chonges its moods bosed
:tlutlol you giye itlor don't give ir) . To
r.r, u* rur r yuu gtve lI (or Oon,t give it
DANCE is in, double-click its no"r" b,
e button
NOTE - this light sequence moves quickly
on how much music ond
see whot mood I-DOG
ond poy ottention to the ilORMAL
Itis meons your I-DOG DANCE is content. lt hosn't been getting os
rnuch musii or ottention, but it's doing OK'
nnusic ond light potterns it disploys.
EXCITED
Jhis,mggns you're "feeding" yo_ur r-DoG DANCE rots of music
ond giving it o lot of ottenTion.-rnis pooch is feeting the love ond
ii shows!
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HAPPY
iris rneons you're "feeding_' your l-DoG DANCE enough music ond
giving it enough ottentron. gut it wouldn'i mind c litfle more...
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rhis meons yorr l-DoG DANCE isn't getting.enough music or
ottention. lt'*isses you! Press its nose ond ploy it some music to
sfrow you core.
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rhis meons you've left your l-DoG DANCE olone fortoo long. This
is one sod doggyr chebr it up ov pr.;;irg itf ioru ond proying it
some hgppy music.
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wl"n you see your r-DoG DANCE disproying o green ond
yellow light gottern ond it doesn-'t ploy o musicol riff, this meons
it's feeling "sick," (it reolly la;;;i OeLn getting enough music or
ottention)' The best cure forthis coggy's dilemmo is o dose of
ottention (press its nose orstroke its"r#") onj b srrot of your rnusic!
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lf I-DCG DANCE is constontly begging for music or
ottention, you con top its toil switch for 5 minutes of
pecce ond quiet. But bewore! I-DOG wlll g-et sngY
when you do this. lf you wont to toke I-DCG out of "quiet
rnode" before the 5 minutes Ore Up, press its nose'
)_. lf you will not be ploying with l-DcG DANCE for o while,
pleose remember to press ond hold down the nose
button for of leost 2 seconds to turn ii OFF. This will help
conserve bottery life.
3. lf you do not interoct with I-DOG DANCE for o while, ii will
outomoticolly shut off to conserve bottery life.
4. I-DOG DANCE moy recct to other sounds or noises thot ii
heors, other thon music.
IMPORTANT TIPS

I-DOG DANCE treezes up
I-DOG DANCE begins acting
erratically*
_ se o phillips/cross heod screwdriver (not included) to
losen screws in bottery comportment ccver (screws
-3rnoin ottoched to cover) . Remove cover. Remove
:ac discord old botteries. Replace with 3 x l.5v "AA"
l:r' LR6 size olkoline botteries. Replcce ccver ond
- ghten screws.
*NoTE: when the botteries for l-DoG DANCE stort running low, you
moy see reduced motor movement ond/or molfunciionrYng toucfr
sensors. Be sure to reploce the botteries when this hopp.ri.

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