Adaptivation LEX User manual

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Lex
1 Year Limited Warranty
Your Adaptivation Lex was carefully tested and inspected before it was shipped from the factory. W e warrant this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for one (1) year from the date of pur­chase. In the event of a defect in materials or workmanship, we will either repair or replace without charge, at our option, any part which in our judgment shows evidence of such defect within one (1) year of purchase.
This warranty does not apply if the Lex has been misused, abused, altered, or tampered with. At the end of the warranty period, Adaptivation shall be under no further obligation expressed or implied.
This warranty gives you specific rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
For repair service, contact Adaptivation's technical dept. to receive a re­quired RMA# (return material authorization number) prior to the return of the device.
This is not a medical device. It should not be used where incorrect
or faulty operation could reasonably be expected to result in injury
or worse!
LEX
Instruction Manual
The World at a Touch
PRINTED IN U.S.A.
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10/06
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ................................................... 3
DEVICE OPERA TION ............................................ 3
LEX DIAGRAM....................................................... 4
RECORDING .......................................................... 5
MOUNTING OPTIONS.......................................... 6
TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................... 7
WARRANTY ........................................................... 8
Trouble-Shooting
The Lex does not play back.
-Batteries may be too low .
-Make sure the Lex is in the Play mode.
The Lex is not recording.
-Make sure the Lex is in the REC mode.
-Batteries may be too low .
-Make sure to press down on the Lex the whole time you are recording, then release when you are done.
Messages have background noise.
-Speak clearly into the side marked MIC, holding the Lex about 12 inches away.
-Batteries may be too low.
-Are you near a source of electrical noise such as air conditioners, electric motors, power lines, etc.?
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T alkingMyW ay Communication Cards
The T alkingMyW ay Object Communication Cards are a commu­nication system for individuals whose understanding is enhanced through objects. The cards consist of an object mounted on a 4"x 6" flexible plastic card. Pairing the Lex with an object card is a great way to add voice to the cards. By simply attaching the object card with Velcro to the Lex, you have created a talking card. The Lex could be activated by either pressing on the card, or pulling the card off from the Lex will also activate the message. For more information on the TalkingMyWay Communication Cards, please refer to our catalog or to our website.
INTRODUCTION
Your Adaptivation, Inc. Lex has been designed to provide easy access for individuals with physical or mental disabilities to basic and effective augmentative communication. The Lex allows an individual to record three different messages on three separate levels and play them back. Messages are accessed by pressing anywhere on the blue membrane switch on the top. Because the Lex is so easily programmed, it is great for promoting interaction in inclusive settings. Feel free to contact Adaptivation at any time for assistance using your Lex.
Operating your Lex
Mounting Options
When mounting on a table or other flat surface, Velcro or Dual­Lock can be used as a mounting method.
Adaptivation also has many mounting systems available. The Magic Arm, Maxess Mounting System, and solutions from Sensitrac are all great options for mounting your Lex. Please refer to the Adaptivation catalog or our website for more information.
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Battery Installation
1. Check to ensure your Lex is turned off by moving the MODE slide switch to the OFF position.
2. With the device lying face down, open the battery compartment.
3. Properly insert four AAA batteries. (Inside the battery com­partment are "+" and "-" symbols that indicate proper polarities). Adaptivation recommends using only Alkaline batteries to en­sure long battery life.
4. Close the battery compartment
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Lex Diagram
Recording a Message
1. Turn on the power by moving the Mode slide switch to the REC position.
2 . Move the LEVEL slide switch to l.
Microphone
V olume Switch
Membrane Switch
LEVEL Selection Switch
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Speaker
MODE Switch
3. Press down on the Lex membrane and speak your message clearly, about 12 inches away, into the top of the Lex marked MIC, holding down until the message is finished. The mes­sage is automatically limited to a maximum of 20 seconds.
4. Upon releasing the membrane, you should hear an automatic playback of the message verifying what you just recorded.
5 . To record your next level, move the LEVEL slide switch to 2,
and repeat the process. Each level can be recorded indepen­dently at different times, without affecting messages on other levels.
6. When finished recording, move the MODE switch to Play . Press down on the Lex, and your message will play back.
7 . To access the other levels, move the LEVEL switch to the de-
sired level.
Note: When you are not using the Lex, we recommend turning
off the Lex to prevent accidental activation and to save on battery life.
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