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Your
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
Parrot.n.N--..wnl
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WKERS
McCAW
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Replacing
McCAW
Parrot
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The
first
thing you need to do when you
take
your SQUAWKERS
McCAW
parrot
out
of the
box
is
to
insert batteries in the Remote Control.
(SQUAWKERS
McCAW
comes packaged with batteries included.)
Use
a Philliprlcross head screwdriver (not
included) to loosen the
screw
in the
battery
compartment cwer
(screw
stays
attached
to
cover). Remwe cover. Insert
2
x
15V
"AAA"
or R03 size batteries (not induded).
Alkaline batteries recommended. Revf
---
cover and tighten
screw.
CAUTION:
1.
As with all small baperies, the batteries
used with this toy should be kept away from
who still put things in their mouths. If they a
promptly see a doctor and have the doctor phone (202)
625-
3333
collect. In other countries, have the doctor call your local
poison control center.
2.
Make sure the batteries are inserted correctly and always
follow the toy and battery manufacturer's instructions.
3. Do not mix old batteries and new batteries or alkaline,
standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium)
batteries.
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IMPORTANT: BATTERY INFORMATION
,
Please retaln this lnformatlon for future reference.
Batteries should be replaced
by
an adult.
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CAUTION:
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1.
Always follow the instructions carefully. Use only batteries
specified and be sure to insert item correctly by matching the
+
and
-
polarity markings.
2.
Do not mix old batteries and new batteries or standard
(carbon-zinc) with alkaline batteries.
3.
Remove exhausted or dead batteries from the product.
4.
Remove batteries if product is not to be played with for a long
time.
5.
Do not short-circuit the supply terminals.
6.
Should this product cause, or be affected by, local electrical
interference, move it away from other electrical equipment.
Reset (switching off and back on again or removing and re-
inserting batteries) if necessary.
7.
RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES: Do not mix these with any other
types of batteries. Always remove from the product before
recharging. Recharge batteries under adult supervision. DO
NOT
RECHARGE OTHER TYPES OF BATTERIES.
8.
As with all small items, these batteries should be kept
away from children. If swallowed, seek medical attention
immediately.
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Your
SQUAWKERS McCAW
parrot
comes with his
own
perch,
packaged
in
three
pieces. The perch, once
assembled,
cannot
be
taken apart.
1.
Insert
each
piece
of
the perch
at
a
90-degree
angle (or, a quarter-turn)
from
the other piece: then turn the inserted piece clockwise until
it
clicks into place
2
Line
up
the
feet of
SQUAWKEESqMCAW~,ply
perch
pegs,
and attach
him to the perch.
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SQUAWKERS McCAW
can
sit
on
.the
perch
facing either direction. He will also
function
standing
on a9
flat
surface, such as a table or
desk.
to
keep
the
feet
locked
to
the
perch.
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When
you
want to take
the
parrot
a
j/
the
perch,
push up on the
button
lidr;wre
the
DEW
I
OFF
I
ON
Switch
@mated
on
She
back)
to
the
"ON"
w-
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will
"umke
up?
making
sounds
and
mouh
his
wines!
back
ta
"ON?
you
erase
a9
words
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When
you
"wake
up"
ywr
SQUAWKERS McCaW
i
Mode,
He's
just
retaxing
and
hanging
out!
In
Hangout
Made,
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
will
kssoun&,cishewaitr
WW
for
more
than
I
Touch
any
of
his
wnsors
and
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
McCAW
parrot
loves to play and interact with
you!
Just
like
a
Your SQUAWKERS
McCAW
pmt
has
a
Light
Semor on
hi
forehead.
Wave
your
hand
wer
his
head
and
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
will blink.
When
you
pet
the
back of SQUAWKERS
McCAW,
he
will
coo
and
move
in
response
to your
touch.
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You
can
abo
relax
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
by~hbhead.Pethbhaadflrmly.
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l
Beak
Sensor
Pet
the
beak
of your SQUAWKERS
McCAW
parrot,
and
watch
him either
coo or
give
you a parrot
kiss.
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"Fed*
SQUAWKERS &CAW
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
comes with a
toy
cracker.
When
you
place
the
toy
cmcker
on
the tongue of SQUAWKERS
McCAW,
he
will
chew
on
the
toy
cmcke7
and make yummy sounds!
If
you
feed
him too much
at
once,
he'll
get
the
hiccup:
pat
his back, and
he'll
burp
and
feel
better.
And
remember: be
careful
of your fingers around a
bird's
mouth!
Whatcha
doin?"
bird!"
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If
you
say
something
t:
SQUAWKERS McCAW and
he
either
did
not
hear or
understand you,
he
will blink
at
you.
Speak
again
and
this time,
be
dearer
or
change
the tone
of
your
wke.
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.
Before
ydo
speak?,
watt
until
your
SwAWK€R$
WW
pcmt
has
L
Reduce
bmkgrsund
tmh
I.
Spaak
dearty
and
dirtirletly.
Dori't
hut.
I.
If
POUAWKERS
WW
doesn't
mpond
in
the
way
yw
expect,
try
speaking
again.
I.
WhenSQUAWRSMcCAWisinawModemModaorRspgat
Mode),
he
cannot
mpond
to
your
voii
cod
Pet
his
head
to
gat
him
out
of
a
Play
Mode
if
you
want
to
speak?
to
him
k
For
kt
mb,
speak
to
PQUAWKERE
MKAW
from
about
1
to
2
feat
#ay-
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SQUAWKERS
McCAW
and
say
"Peeks-
boo!":
hell
reply,
Wd
you
go?" or
9
can't
see
you."
If
you
uncover
his
eyes
and
say
"Peek-tmP
SQUAWKERS McCAW
will
say,
'I
see
you!"
or
UPeeka-boo!"
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on
the
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Contd.
you!!
SWAWRS
like
voice.
He
will
then
McCAW
will
keep
langout
Mode,
h--A
.
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A
-
-youprort
,~~MccAWuri8:
A
Be
starMed
with
a
squawk!
B
hgas
C
Laugh
hikaiourly
D
Umbtle
E
Say,
Whateuer!!*
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on
wrrh
rhc
PUPA
your
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
say
any
words
and
phrases
you
"A
word
bout
words;" p.
n)
2
To
say
certain wordslphrarer when
you
press a lettered button on the
Remote
Contml
3.
To
say
certain wordslphrases when he
hean
you
my
certain wordslphrarer
Vou
can
create
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commands and
A-F buttons on the
Remote Control.
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Commands recorded to a preset button are linked to responses recorded for
the
same button. For example,
if
you record the command "Hi, Squawkers!" to button
A,
and
record
the response
'Hey,
good lookin'!"
to
button
A,
Squawkers will respond
with
"Hey,
good lookin'!" every time he hears the command "Hi, Squawkers!"
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Ullun
you
a#b
your
om
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mpomm,
and
random
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maha
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ha~ka~rdtor~~ymt.
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1.
Set the Content Selector Switch to "Custom Speech," and
set the Remote Control switch to "Command."
2
Press
and hold one of the six (6) preset buttons on the
lettered
keypad.
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
will squawk to
let
you
know
that he's
ready
to
mrd.
3.
Release the
button,
and speak a word or phrase (up to
25
seconds)
immediately into the microphone, located in the
chest.
Wait for SQUAWKERS
McCAW
to squawk again, then
say
the word or phrase a second time.
4.
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
will
repeat
the
word
or phrase back to you.
If you would like to change the command, you can record over
it
at
any time.
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
will
respond
only to commands spoken
by
the
same
person
who programmed the command.
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H~Wurkatth.oudkcolnmadbtorarp.dtkpm&b,prmandnkar
IfnktkrwdIC)UILWWICWMcCAWurlllnprattlwaommond.
Plwsbe~when
bxwhing
your
sQuA
4
MeeAW
parrot
worck
ad
phrasw
Uke
a
child
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Imwaga
SOUAWS
McCAW&pendsonyou
to
teach
him
nke
things
to
say.
Rc!lmmbw,
too,
that
SQUAWKERS
MccAw
can
coy
maom-
I.
Set
the
Remote Control switch to "Response!'
2
Press
and hold one
of the six (6) preset
buttons on the lettered
keypad. SQUAWKERS
McCAW
will squawk to
let
you
know
that he's
ready
to record.
3.
Release the button, and speak a
word
or
phrase (up to
3
seconds long) immediately
into the microphone, located in the chest.
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
will repeat the
word
or phrase
bcick
to you.
If
you
would like to change the response,
you
can record
over
it
at
any
time.
Record
button
on
the
you
know
that he's
k
a
word
or
phrase
(up
to
3
seconds)
immediately
in
the
chest.
SQUAWKERS
McCAW
will repeat
the
I
Thes
words
and
ph
become
part
of
the
pads
vocabulary of
"Custom
$peach1)
will
say
these
words or phrases at
random,
in
either
the
*Mi$
or
"Gust0111
on
the
Content
Selector
Switch.
I
h5
and
release
the
Custb
Record
button
to
scroll
through
and
hear
what
is
or
phrase,
press
the
Custom Record button
to
dl
through
until
you
wordorphraseyouwanttorec~rdwer:then
button
and
say
the
new
word
or
phrase.
pre-programmed
words
and
phrases
with
random
the
Parrot
Talk
setting.
When
you
select
will
stay
in
this
mode until
you
move
the
If
the pduct
is
acting erratically,
try
turning
it
off
and
on
again.
If
problems
persist,
change the batteries
in
the parrot
andlor
remote.
Using
a
Philliphxs
head
#reKlsclrhrer
(not
id-,
loosenscl.ewinkr;ttery
--(--
~tocover).lmert4x
1SV
'&In
or
LR6
size
ahline
batterie,
(nat
included).
Replace
coverandi&ht%nscrew.
A
CAUTIOH: TO AVOID BATTERY
LEAKAGE
,
1.
Be sun to insert
ths
batteries correctly and always follow the toy and
battery manufacturers' instructions;
2.
Do not
rnlx
old babtiies and new batteries or alkaline, standard
(earbon-zinc) or recharqeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries;
3.
Always remore weak or dead batteries from the product.
IMPORTANT: BATTERY INFORMATION
Pkaoe
retain
tkls
lnfmmti~
for
fittun
rsfmm.
Mwles
should
bs
mpld
by
aa
adult.
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CAUTION:
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1.
lUPrap
folh
the
IWntcUm
camhUy.
Use
mly
bsttsrlm
tpsclfled
ad be
sun
to
Insert
ltMn
eamcttybgBlrtC~tb+Ultl-p~~ags.
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2.
Do
ml
lahr
&I
babrtterlrr and
new
batterlea
or
standard (carbon-zlnc)
wltll
alkaline bttterisr.
3.
Ramme
or~aatterlezfrotnthepndud.
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4.
Rs-
pnd~k,aettokplayed~foralongUma.
w
k
rffrMd
by,
local
elsfMeal Intrrfsnnfe,
more
ti
away
fmm
Reset
(sr~ln(
off
and
back
on
a@aln
or
moving
and 18-lmertfng
7.
REWEABLE
h:
DO
w
mix
there
wit^
any
other
types
OI
b~tteriw.
rerm
arge
batteries
srwlQr
adun
supnlsian.
DO NOT
Your SQUAWKERS
McW
parrot
comes
pre-programmed with
words,
phrases,
sound
effects
(SFX), and a
song:
3i
Cagl:
6
Responses
(1
phme,
1 song,
4
SFX)
Power
On:
2
Unique Responses
.,
+
Beak
Sem
1 Unique Response (SFX)
Back
Sensor:
2
Unique Responses (SFX)
A?::-
.
.
'
*
Head
Sensor: 1 Unique Response (SFX)
Mouth
Switch:
4
Unique Responses (SFX)
Other
Remote Functionl: 1 Unique Response (SFX)
Voice
Recognition Responsm
3
Unique Responses (29 phmses, 2 SFX)
FCC
STATEMENT
This device complies with
part
15
of
the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two
conditions:
(1)
This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2)
this device
must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
This equipment
has
been
tested
ahd found to comply with the limits for a Class
B
digital
device, pursuant
to
Part
15
of the FCC Rules. These limits
are
designed to provide
reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates,
uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy, and,
if
not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
tlarmful interference to radio
communications. 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.
-
Consult the dealer or an experienced radiorrV technician for help.
Product
and
colors
may
vary.
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2007
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Rights Reserved.
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denote
U.S
Trademarks
U.S.
Patent
No.
681
1461.
77182
P/N
6696270001
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Call
1-800-844-3733
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