WowWee Alive Lion Cub User manual

User Manual
Items No. 9007, 9008
Ages 3 +

Introduction
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Thank you for purchasing an Alive™ Cub from WowWee®!
Your WowWee Alive™ Cub is a huggable and lifelike animal cub that wants you
to adopt him and take him home! Give him love and attention and he comes
“alive”! Pat his head or cradle him in your arms and he responds with blinking eyes,
an animated mouth and cub sounds. He even purrs to let you know when he’s
falling asleep!
Take a few minutes to look through this user manual so you can get to know
your Cub!
NOTE: Make sure to set your Alive™ Cub to Normal Setting before playing.
See the Try Me and Normal Settings section for more information.

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Introduction
Package contents:
1 x WowWee Alive™ Cub
1 x User manual
White Tiger Cub
Item no.: 9008
Lion Cub
Item no.: 9007
Take note of the following when playing with the Cub:
• Avoid putting articles of clothing on him as it might inhibit the proper functioning of his sensors.
• Do not immerse the Cub or any parts of him in water or any other form of liquid.
• Do not drop, throw, or kick the Cub as this might damage his mechanical functions.
• If his fur becomes dirty, you can clean it using a clean cloth slightly dampened with warm water.
• Do not jam anything into his mouth or into his eyes.

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Overview
Battery details
This section outlines battery requirements and installation procedures.
The Cub will let you know when his batteries need changing. His movements will
slow down and his audio level is always low, even if you try to adjust the volume.
Battery requirements
The Alive™ Cub requires 4 x “AA” size alkaline batteries (included).
Battery compartment
(underneath)
Main power switch
(underneath)
Moving mouth
Blinking eyes
Touch sensor (head)
Try Me Button /
Volume toggle /
Quick power switch
Alive™ Cub overview

Battery installation
NOTE: Make sure the main power switch is set to OFF prior to changing the batteries.
To install or change the Cub’s batteries:
1. Locate and open the battery compartment
door on the belly of the Cub by opening
the flap of fur.
2. Use a Phillips screwdriver (not included)
to remove the two screws on the battery
compartment door.
3. Insert the 4 x “AA” batteries (included)
according to the diagram. Ensure that the
positive and negative polarities match the
illustrations inside the battery compartment.
4. Replace the battery compartment door and
replace the screws using the screwdriver.
Do not over-tighten. Close the flap on the
Cub’s belly.
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Battery details
Important battery information
• Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended type.
• Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries [standard (Carbon-zinc), Alkaline or
rechargeable] or rechargeable batteries of different capacities.
• Remove rechargeable batteries from the toy before recharging them.
• Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision.
• Please respect the correct polarity, (+) and (-).
• Do not try to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
• Do not throw batteries into the fire.
• Replace all batteries of the same type/brand at the same time.
• The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited.
• Remove exhausted batteries from the toy.
• Batteries should be replaced by adults.
• Remove batteries if the toy is not going to be played with for some time .
• This instruction manual should be kept as it contains important information.
• Batteries should be recycled or disposed of as per state and local guidelines.

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Try Me and Normal settings
Try Me setting
When you first remove the Cub from his packaging, the
switch will be set to Try Me. The Try Me function is used for
demonstrating basic functions.
Normal setting
When you want to play with him and access
all his functions, you need to first set the
switch to the OFF setting, and then wait
3 seconds before moving it to the normal
position or setting it in the normal position.
IMPORTANT: When switching between Try Me and Normal power settings, you
need to set the switch to OFF first, and then wait 3 seconds before changing the
power setting. If you do not wait after switching the Cub to the OFF setting, he will
remain in the previous power setting.
NOTE: In Normal power setting, the Try Me button becomes a button sensor
located on his right ear. You can use this button to activate his cub behaviors, just
as you would by scratching his head!
OFF
Try Me Normal
OFF
Try Me Normal
OFF
Try Me Normal
3 seconds

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Getting to know your Cub
Now that you’ve adopted your own WowWee Alive™ Cub, it’s time to get to know
him better.
Alive™ Cub’s basic features
The Cub has a moving mouth and eyes that blink and respond. He also makes an
array of baby animal sounds.
He is equipped with a touch sensor on his head. He also has a tilt sensor which can
tell him when he’s turned over or upright.
Getting to know your Cub
Powering ON/OFF the first time
The Cub’s main power switch is located on his belly which you can access
through the flap beneath in his fur. The switch has three settings: Try Me,
OFF, and Normal.
NOTE: You will only need to access the main power switch when you first
use him and/or when you change his batteries. After that, you can turn him
on or off using his quick power switch (see the section Powering ON/OFF in
normal play).

Getting to know your Cub
Powering ON/OFF in normal play
The Cub’s quick power button is located on his right ear. Once you set (rather than
switch) the power switch to Normal setting, your Cub
should automaticallly be in normal play mode when
turned on. To turn him on after he powers down and
enters Sleep Mode:
• Ensure the main power switch is set to Normal.
Locate the quick power button and press it once.
NOTE: If you press it more than once after switching it to
the Normal setting, you will be toggling the volume levels.
To turn him OFF:
• Hold quick power button down for about 10 seconds or set the power switch
to OFF position.
Volume control
You can adjust the volume to high or low on the Cub’s right ear using the quick
power switch to toggle the levels. To do so:
• Hold quick power button down for about 3 seconds.
Sleep Mode
To conserve batteries, the Cub will go into Sleep Mode after about 5 minutes if
you leave him unattended. He will close his eyes and purr for about 5 minutes in
Sleep Mode if continued to be left unattended, after which he will power down to
save batteries.
When you want to wake him from Sleep Mode, press the button on his right ear.
The Cub reacts like a real animal cub – he will make baby animal sounds, blink his
eyes and move his mouth.
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Playing with the Cub
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When you first turn him on, he will open his eyes , open and close his
mouth , and then make a wake up sound. After that, he is ready to play
with you!
Scratch or pet his head to see how he reacts. You can also quickly press his right
ear for more reaction!
Turn him over on his back and he’ll react. Turn him upright again to see what he does.
Be careful though – if you touch him or turn him over too many times, he might
get annoyed and growl at you!
Spend some time to get to know your Cub by cuddling up with him and giving
him affection!
NOTE: When you are done playing with him, make sure you turn him off by holding
his right ear for about 10 seconds or set the power switch to OFF position.

FAQs
FAQs
Q. My Cub seems to be moving and responding slower than normal… what’s wrong?
A. You probably need to change the batteries in the Cub. Refer to the Battery
details section for information on battery requirements and installation.
Q. My Cub speaks more quietly than normal… how do I fix that?
A. Either you have the Cub’s volume levels set at low (see the section Volume
control), or you probably need to change the batteries in the Cub. Refer to the
Battery details section for information on battery requirements and installation.
Note that when you turn him on his back, his volume level automatically lowers
if it is set to high volume level. When you put him upright again, his volume level
should return to high volume if he was already at high volume.
Q. The Cub’s facial animations have stopped and he just purrs… what’s wrong?
A. Your Cub is probably in Sleep Mode. To wake him from Sleep Mode, press his
right ear.
Q. The Cub seems to say only 4 different things… what’s wrong?
A. Your Cub is probably in Try Me power setting. See the section Powering
ON/OFF the first time for how to set him in Normal play setting.
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