Fisher-Price POCKET PIXTER C6508 manual

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    Owner’s Manual Extr eme Sports Extr eme Sports Owner’s Manual C6508 ®[...]

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    3 P o ck et Pixt er ® Clip Main Menu Button Co n t ro l Pa d Screen A c tion Button On/Off Switch 3 Extra LR44 Button C ell Batteries A c tion Button[...]

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    4 Getting St art ed • Please keep this manual for futur e ref erence , as it contains impor tant information. • A dult assembly is required t o replac e batteries . • T ool needed f or batter y replacement: Small Phillips Screw driv er (not included). • Requires three , LR44 alkaline button cell batteries (included). • W e ’ve included [...]

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    5 Main Menu Button Co n t ro l Pa d A c tion Button A c tion Button Contr as t Contr ol • Y ou can incr ease or decrease the c ontrast on the scr een. • P ress and hold the main menu butt on and an action button at the same time f or about fiv e seconds . When Pix the dog appears , y ou can release the buttons. • Now , press the top of the c [...]

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    A w esome A ctivities T o choose an ac tivity , use the contr ol pad to highlight an activit y . No w , press either ac tion button t o select! F r eestyle Dra wing Erase Scene Star ters Stampers 6 Hint: Y ou c an find the hidden game in any of the ac tivities. W atch for Pix the dog and press either action button.[...]

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    Fr ees t yl e Dr a wing 7 • Use the contr ol pad to highlight r egular pencil, thick pencil or paint bucket. Pr ess either ac tion butt on. Regular P encil Thick P encil P aint Buck et[...]

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    R egul ar P encil 8 • P ress and hold either action button while mo ving the cursor using the control pad . Hint: If you’ d like to star t o v er , er ase a par t of your creation, or add to your creation using the stampers , press the main menu button. C ursor[...]

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    T hick P encil 9 • P ress and hold either action button while mo ving the cursor using the control pad . Hint: If you’ d like to star t o v er , er ase a par t of your creation, or add to your creation using the stampers , press the main menu button. C ursor[...]

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    P aint Buck et 10 IMPORT ANT! Use this tool t o "fill" shapes. • Use the contr ol pad to mo v e the cursor inside the shape you w ould like to fill. • P ress either action button to fill! Hint: If you’ d like to star t o v er , er ase a par t of your creation, or add to your creation using the stampers , press the main menu button. [...]

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    Er aser 11 • Use the contr ol pad to highlight r egular eraser , thick eraser or full screen er ase . P r ess either ac tion button. Regular Eraser Thick Eraser F ull Screen Erase[...]

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    R egul ar Er aser • P ress and hold either action button while mo ving the cursor using the control pad . Look, y ou ’ re erasing! Hint: After erasing , if you ’ d like add to y our creation using the freest yle dr awing or stampers, press the main menu button. 12[...]

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    T hick Er aser • P ress and hold either action button while mo ving the cursor using the control pad . Look, y ou ’ re erasing! Hint: After erasing , if you ’ d like add to y our creation using the freest yle dr awing or stampers, press the main menu button. 13[...]

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    F ul l Scr een Er ase • W atch and listen as your dr awing disappears! • Y ou ’ re back to fr eestyle drawing . Hint: If you’ d like to go to a different activit y , press the main menu button. 14[...]

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    • Use the contr ol pad to scr oll through diff erent back- grounds . When you find one that y ou like , press either ac tion button. Hint: If you’ d like to star t o v er , er ase a par t of your creation, add to your creation using stampers or freestyle drawing , press the main menu button. 15 Scene St art ers[...]

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    St ampers • Use the contr ol pad to scr oll through diff erent stampers . When you find one that y ou like , press either ac tion button. 16[...]

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    • Use the contr ol pad to position y our stamper on the screen. Now , press either action button to plac e it. Y ou can repeat this procedur e to select and place more stampers if you ’ d like! Hint: If you’ d like to star t o v er , er ase a par t of your creation or add to your creation using freestyle drawing , press the main menu button. [...]

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    sk at eboar d Derby Objec t of the Game: Mov e the skater across the screen as fast as you c an in 1 minute! 18 • L ook at the sk ater on the scr een. Use the contr ol pad to mo ve the skater to the left, right, for ward or back ward .[...]

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    19 • W atch for mo ving obstacles – don ’t get squashed![...]

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    20 • When y our sk ater saf ely reaches the other side – you ’ve scored a point. T r y to mov e another sk ater acr oss.[...]

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    21 • When time has run out, look to see ho w man y sk aters y ou ’ve mo v ed! • I t ’ s time for a new game! • If you don ’t want to pla y again, press the main menu button. Choose a new activit y .[...]

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    Batt er y R epl acement Battery Compartment 22 SHOWN A CTU AL SIZE 1.5V x 3 LR44 or equiv alent[...]

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    23 • L ocate the batt er y compar tment on the back of the toy . • L oosen the screw in the batt er y compar tment door with a Phillips screw driv er . • Lift to remov e the batt er y compar tment door . • Remov e and thro w a wa y the w orn button c ell batteries . • Inser t three LR44 alkaline button cell batt eries as indicated inside [...]

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    Batt er y Saf et y Inf ormation Batteries ma y leak fluids that can cause a chemical burn injur y or ruin your to y . T o a v oid batter y leak age: • Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries of diff erent types: alk aline , standard (carbon-zinc) or r echargeable (nickel-cadmium). • Inser t batteries as indicated inside the batter y compa[...]

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    Car e • Keep water , sand and dir t off of this toy . • Keep this to y aw a y from direct sunlight and ex cessiv e heat. • Wipe this to y with a clean cloth dampened with a mild soap and water solution. Do not immerse this toy . • This toy has no c onsumer ser viceable par ts. Please do not take this toy apar t. • Do not drop this to y on[...]

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    Consumer Inf ormation Questions? W e ’ d lik e to hear fr om y ou! Call F isher-Price® C onsumer Relations, toll-free at 1-800-432-(KIDS) 5437 , 8 AM- 6 PM EST Monda y through F riday . Hearing-impaired consumers using T T Y/TDD equip- ment, please call 1-800-382-7470. Or , write t o: F isher-Pric e® C onsumer Relations 636 Girar d A venue East[...]

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    27 F CC St at ement (Unit ed St ates Onl y) This equipment has been test ed and found t o comply with the limits f or a Class B digital device , pursuant to par t 15 of the FC C rules. These limits are designed to pro vide reasonable prot ection against harmful inter ference in a r esidential installation. This equipment generates , uses and can ra[...]

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    One (1) Y ear Limit ed W arr ant y F isher-P ric e , Inc., 636 Girard A venue, East Aur ora, New Y ork 14052 warrants P ocket Pixter® is free from all def ects in material and workmanship when used under normal conditions f or a period of one (1) year fr om the date of purchase . Should the product fail to per form properly , we will repair or rep[...]