Fisher-Price I5015 Instruction Sheet

Model 75015

®

Ages 6 and up

INSTRUCTION

Keep all your secrets safe with Password Journal!
The cover stays locked until you say your secret
passwor
close it. An intruder alarm lets you know how
many people have tried to sneak a peek without
your permission. Once inside you can activate the
light, alarm, calendar and more simply by talking
to Password Journal!

P/N 82390700 Rev.A

d, then locks automatically when you

MANUAL

GETTING STARTED

BATTERY INSTALLATION

Adult supervision is recommended when
installing batteries.

• Using a screwdriver, loosen the screw until bat­tery compartment door can be removed.

• Insert (3) AAA batteries (we recommend alka­line) as indicated inside the battery compart­ment.

• Replace the battery compartment door and
tighten the screw with a screwdriver. Do not
over-tighten.

Reset Button

NOTE: You will have 20 seconds to replace the
old batteries befor
information is lost. Should you lose your pass­word or set-up information, you will need to re­enter them.

e your password and set-up

CAUTION

• As with all small batteries, the batteries
used with this device should be kept away
from small children who might still put
things in their mouths. If a battery is swal­lowed, consult a physician immediately.

• Be sure you insert the battery correctly and
always follow the device and battery manu­facturer's instructions.

• Do not dispose of batteries in fire.

• Batteries might leak if improperly installed,
or explode if recharged, disassembled or
heated.

• Sometimes, a build-up of static electricity
(from carpets, etc) may cause the game to
stop working. Just reset the game, and it
will work again.

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BUTTON FUNCTIONS

Security-

Low/High

Light: You can press this to turn the light on or off

Security Level: Slide the switch to your preferred

security setting. Low security means that recogni­tion of your password is easier. High security
means the recognition is more strict so when you
tell your journal your password, you have to say it
in exactly the way you recorded it using the same
pitch, tone, and volume.

Wake: Press this button to wake up the voice
command functions (SEE USING VOICE COM­MANDS) after they have timed out.

Access Button: Pr
ton to enter and open your jour

Wake

Light

ess and hold the access but-

Microphone

Access

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SET UP

1. RECORDING YOUR PASSWORD

After installing the batteries, you will be

ompted to “Please enter your password”.

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Wait for the green “Access” light to turn ON,
then say your chosen password in the micro­phone. Your password can be any word of your
choice, such as “cat”, “popcorn” or “flower”.

NOTE: If you do not wait until the green light is
on, Password Journal will not “hear” your pass­word and will prompt you to speak again:
“Oops…please begin again”

Password Journal will prompt you to repeat
your new password again: “Please repeat your
password”. If you have spoken your password
correctly, it will be accepted: “Password
recorded”.

Password Journal will open automatically once
passwor

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password the EXACT same way each time!
When recording your password, make sure you
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does not accept your password after speaking
it clearly

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case you forget it - but be sure to write it in a
safe place or it won't be a secret anymore!

If you do not want to set password, ignore
voice instructions until finished. Access but­ton will automatically open journal.

2. SETTING THE TIME

Once you have r
opened your journal, you'll need to set the cor­rect time and date. Please enter the time one
number at a time.

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your time”, to which you should reply “Yes” or
“No”. If you answer “No”, your journal will then
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DATE).

If you answered “Yes”, your journal will say
“Please enter one number at a time, wait for
the beep”. Y
digit sequence, so 7am would be entered as
0700: “0” (beep) “7” (beep) “0” (beep) “0”
(beep). If the time was 1:47pm, you would enter
as follows: “0” (beep) “1” (beep) “4” (beep) “7”
(beep).

Note: You must say “zero” for “0”.

After entering the 4 digit of time, Passwor
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“YES” to set as AM and say “NO” to set as

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e in a quiet place. If the Passwor

, try whispering the password.

ou may want to write down your password in

ded your password and

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our journal will ask you “Do you want to set

ompt you to set the date (see SETTING THE

ou will need to set the time as a 4

nal prompts to ask you “Is it AM?”. Say

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PM. If your journal identifies with what has
been said, it will ask you to confirm, for exam­ple: “The time is set as 1:47PM. Is it correct?”
Answering “YES” will enable you to proceed to
setting the date. Remember, speak clearly.

NOTE: If the journal does not understand what
you said for the 2nd time, you will hear “See ya
later” and your journal will go to sleep. To wake
it up and continue to set the clock you will
need to press wake button.

3. SETTING THE DATE

Once you have set the time, you'll be prompted
to set the date.

Your journal will ask you “Do you want to set
the date”, to which you should reply “Yes” or
“No”. If you answer “No”, your journal will then
prompt you to set your alarm.

Step 1. The journal will ask you the year, so
you will hear “What year is it? please enter one
number at a time, wait for the beep”. You will
then enter the year as individual numbers,
again waiting for a beep to sound after each
number befor
ple 2005 would be entered as “2” (beep) “0”
(beep) “0” (beep) “5” (beep).

Step 2. The journal will ask “What month is it?”
You need to speak clearly the name of the
month (January - December). Once you have
told the journal what month it is, you will then
be asked to enter the date: “What day is it?
please enter one number at a time, wait for the
beep”. This needs to be entered as a 2 digit
code and you have to wait for a beep to sound
after the first digit before you say the second,
for example if the date is the 12th, you would
enter “1” (beep) “2”. If the date was the 8th,
you would enter “0” (beep) “8”.

If your journal identifies with what has been
said, it will ask you to confirm it, for example:
“The date is set as August 12 2005. Is this cor­rect?”. If you answer “No”, you will need to
begin again. Answering yes will enable you to
proceed to setting the alarm.

4. SETTING AN ALARM

Once you have set the date, you'll be prompted
to set an alarm.

Your journal will ask you “Do you want to set
an alarm”, to which you should reply “Yes” or
“No”. If you answer “No”, your journal will then
exit the set up mode.

If you answer
“Date or Time alarm?”.

a) If you answered “Date”, your journal will ask
“What month is it?”. You need to speak clearly
the name of the month that you want to set the
alarm for (January - December). Once you have
told the journal what month you want, you will
then be asked to enter the date: “What day is
it? please enter one number at a time, wait for
the beep”. This needs to be entered as a 2 digit
code and you have to wait for a beep to sound
after the first digit before you say the second,
for example if the date is the 24th, you would
enter “2” (beep) “4”. If the date was the 8th,
you would enter “0” (beep) “8”.

If your journal understands with what has been
said, it will ask you to confirm, for example:
“The alarm is set as September 24. Is this cor
rect?”. If you answer “No”, you will need to
begin again. Answering yes will exit you from
the set up mode.

When the alarm date is reached and the journal
is opened on that date, the alarm will sound for
10 seconds or until 'ACCESS' is pressed.

b) If you answered “Time”, your journal will say
“Please enter one number at a time, wait for
the beep”. You will need to set the time as a 4
digit sequence, so 7am would be entered as:
“0” (beep) “7” (beep) “0” (beep) “0” (beep) and
3:30pm would be entered as follows: “0” (beep)
“3” (beep) “3” (beep) “0” (beep).

e you say the next one, for exam-

es”, your jour

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nal will ask

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Your journal will then verify the 4 digit code it
has detected by repeating the time back to you
and asking you to confirm, for example “OK.
3:30. Is this correct?”. If you answer “No”, you
will need to start the process again. If you
answer “Yes” the journal will ask if this is AM or
PM. Speak the answer clearly.

If your journal identifies with what has been
said, it will ask you to confirm, for example:
“The alarm is set as 3:30PM. Is this correct?”. If
you answer “No”, you will need to begin again.
Answering yes will exit you from the set up
mode “OK. Alarm set up complete. Bye.”

When alarm time is reached, the alarm will
sound for 10 seconds or until 'ACCESS' is
pressed.

NOTE: If the journal does not identify with what
you have put in for the 2nd time, you will hear
“Error” and your journal will exit set up mode.
You will need to start again.

our journal will then exit set up mode: “OK.

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Set up complete”.

NOTE: Be sur

e to speak clearly and say your
password the EXACT same way each time!
When recording your password, make sure you
are in a quiet place. If the Password Journal
does not accept your password after speaking
it clearly, try whispering the password.

You may want to write down your password in
case you forget it - but be sure to write it in
safe place or it won't be a secret anymore!

USING YOUR PASSWORD JOURNAL

1. USING VOICE COMMANDS
Step 1. Press the Wake button to operate any

of the journal functions. Once you press the
wake button the journal will say “Okay”. This is
the prompt for you to say…Light, Clock,
Calendar, Alarm, or Change.

Step 2. Say one of the following:

LIGHT

• Say 'Light' to toggle the status of the lamp.

CLOCK

• Say 'Time' or 'Clock' and the jour

respond by telling you what time it is.

CALENDAR

• Say 'Date' or 'Day' or 'Calendar' and the jour-

nal will respond by telling you what date it is.

ALARM

• If an alarm is already set and you say “Alarm”

and the journal will respond by telling you the
time your alarm sound.

• To turn off your alarm, simply tell your journal

“Alarm off” and it will respond with “Alarm off,
OK”.

• If there is no alarm set, say 'Alarm' to turn off

the alarm mode and your journal will say “No
alarm set”.

• Say “Set alarm” to direct your journal into

alarm set up (see SETTING YOUR ALARM).

• If you say “Alarm on” when no alarm is set,

the journal will tell you “No alarm set”.

CHANGE

You can be more specific with things you
would like to change within your journal.

Simply say one of the following:

• CHANGE ( if only say “Change”, Password

Journal can start over the setup procedure. )

• CHANGE TIME

• CHANGE DATE

• SET ALARM

• CHANGE PASSWORD

This will take you to the specific part of set up
mode that you have requested. Your journal will
confirm your command back to you, for exam­ple “CHANGE DATE” and will lead straight into
the set up mode for changing the date (see
SETTING THE DATE).

nal will

2. CHANGING YOUR PASSWORD

From time to time, you may want to change
your password (especially if you think someone
else knows it!). Open Password Journal using
your old password.

SEE CHANGE SECTION ON USING VOICE
COMMANDS.

Your password will then ask you “Do you want
to change your password?”. Simply reply “Yes”
or “No”. If you answer “No”, your jour

nal will

then exit the set up mode.

If you answered “Yes”, your journal will ask you
to record your password “Please enter your
passwor

d”. Wait for the green “Access” light to
turn ON, then say your chosen password in the
microphone. Your password can be any word
of your choice, such as “cat”, “popcorn” or
“flower”.

NOTE: If you do not wait until the green light is
on, Password Journal will not “hear” your pass-

d and will prompt you to speak again:

wor
“Oops…please begin again”.

Passwor

d Journal will prompt you to repeat
your new password again: “Please repeat your
password”. If you have spoken your password
correctly, it will be accepted: “Password
recorded”.

3. TURNING ON THE LIGHT

Locate the LIGHT button inside the Password
Journal. Press the LIGHT button to turn the
light on or off. If the door is closed while the
light is still on, the light will automatically turn
off.

4. RESETTING PASSWORD JOURNAL

Press the RESET button located within the bat­tery compartment to reset your Password
Journal. Insert a dull, pointed object (like the
end of a paper clip) into the RESET button
hole. This will take you to the setup mode.

MAINTENANCE

• Handle this device carefully.

• Store this device away from dusty or dirty
areas.

Keep this device away from moisture or

•
extreme temperature.

• Do not disassemble this device. If a problem
occurs, press the Reset button, or remove and

eplace the batteries to reset the device, or try

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new batteries. If problems persist, consult the
warranty information located at the end of this
instruction manual.

• Use only the recommended battery type.

Do not mix old and new batteries.

•

Do not mix alkaline, standar

•

echargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries.

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• Do not use rechargeable batteries.

• Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable
batteries.

• Remove any exhausted batteries from the
device.

• Do not short-circuit the supply terminals.

• Insert batteries with the correct polarity.

Please retain this for future reference.

6-MONTH LIMITED W

(This product warranty is valid in the United
States and Canada only)

Radica Games Limited warrants this product for a
period of 6 months fr
date under normal use against defective work­manship and materials (batteries excluded). This
warranty does not cover damage resulting from
accident, unreasonable use, negligence, improper
service or other causes not arising out of defects
in material or workmanship. Radica Games
Limited will not be liable for any costs incurr
due to loss of use of this product or other inci-

om the original pur

d (carbon-zinc) or

ARRANTY

chase

ed

dental or consequential costs, expenses or dam­ages incurred by the purchaser. Some states do
not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental
or consequential damages, so the above limita­tions may not apply to you. This warranty gives
you specific legal rights and you may also have
other legal rights, which vary from state to state.

During this 6 months warranty period, the game
will either be repaired or replaced (at our option)
without char

ge to the purchaser when returned

prepaid with proof of date of purchase to:

Radica USA, Ltd., 13628-A Beta Road, Dallas,
Texas 75244, USA. Please remove the batteries

and wrap the unit carefully before shipping.
Please include a brief description of the problem
along with your return address and mail it
postage prepaid.

IMPORTANT: Before returning the unit for repair,
test it with fresh alkaline batteries. Even new bat­teries may be defective or weak and low battery
power is a fr

equent cause of unsatisfactory oper-

ation.

6-MONTH PRODUCT WARRANTY

(This product warranty is valid in the United
Kingdom only)

All products in the RADICA® range are fully guar­anteed for a period of 6 months from the original
purchase date under normal use, against defec­tive workmanship and materials (batteries exclud­ed). This warranty does not cover damage result­ing from accident, unreasonable use, negligence,
improper service or other causes not arising out
of defects in material or workmanship.

In the unlikely event that you do experience a
problem within the first 6 months, please tele­phone the Technical Support team: Tel. [phone]

8278. Calls are charged at 10p per minute and
will show up on your standard telephone bill.
Helpline hours are 2pm-11pm, Monday to
Friday.

IMPORTANT:

alkaline batteries. Even new batteries may be
defective or weak and low battery power is a fre­quent cause of unsatisfactory operation.

YOUR ST
EFFECTED.

Distributed in the U.S. by:

RADICA U.S. Ltd.

13628-A Beta Road
Dallas, TX 75244-4510

Distributed in the U.K. by:

RADICA U.K. Ltd.

The Old Stables, Munns Farm,
Cole Gr
SG14 2NL, England

RADICA:®
GIRL TECH®

PASSWORD JOURNAL IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK
OF RADICA GAMES LTD.
©2004 RADICA GAMES L
PRODUCT SHAPE™
ALL RIGHTS RESER

Always test the product with fresh

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