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LITTLE SMART
USER’S MANUAL
© VTECH
Printed in China
91-01380-000
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Dear Parent:
At VTech
®
we know that a child has the ability to do
great things. That’s why all of our electronic learning
products are uniquely designed to develop a child’s mind
and allow them to learn to the best of their ability.
Whether it’s learning about letters, numbers, geography
or algebra, all VTech
®
learning products incorporate
advanced technologies and extensive curriculum to
encourage children of all ages to reach their potential.
When it comes to providing interactive products that
enlighten, entertain, and develop minds, at VTech
®
we
see the potential in every child.
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the VTech® Little Smart Mouseland™
Laptop learning toy! We at VTech® are committed to providing the
best possible products to entertain and educate your child. Should you
have any questions or concerns, please call our Consumer Services
Department at 1-800-521-2010 in the U.S., 1-800-267-7377 in Canada
or 01235-546810 in the U.K.
The Little Smart Mouseland™ Laptop learning toy invites preschoolers
to learn about computers with a fun, child-friendly mouse design. Basic
curriculum includes letters, mathematics, mouse skills, logic games,
music and more! A real roller-ball mouse, change button, transparent
turning dial and exciting animations enhance computer skills in a fun
and entertaining manner. With a carrying handle that allows for learning
at any time and any place, you can help to prepare your child for
tomorrow’s technology!
LCD screen
Contrast
control switch
Light-up
mouse display
Keyboard
Transparent
rotating disc
2
Change button
Volume control
switch
Roller-ball mouse
with retractable
cord
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MOUSE
A retractable mouse is specially designed for the Little Smart
Mouseland™ Laptop learning toy. Please follow the instructions below
for proper usage of the mouse.
Removing the Mouse from the Main Unit
Follow these steps in removing the mouse from the main unit (please
note the mouse should not detach completely from the unit. It is tethered
by a retractable cord, and is intended to be used only while attached to
the unit).
1. Push the mouse towards the front of the
holder.
2. Lift it up starting from its back end.
3. Remove it from the small hinge.
Mouse Buttons
For most activities, the 2 buttons on the mouse operate the same, except
Mouse Skills and Flying Shapes.
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VOLUME CONTROL SWITCH
The Volume Control Switch allows you to raise
or lower the level of sound.
CONTRAST CONTROL SWITCH
Use the Contrast Control Switch to adjust the
light/dark contrast on the LCD screen.
LIGHT-UP MOUSE DISPLAY
The light-up mouse display will light up when the on-screen cursor moves
to the effective area enhancing the educational elements of this product
through additional visual stimulation and entertainment.
BATTERY
Battery Installation
1. Make sure the unit is off.
2. Locate the battery cover on the bottom of
the unit and open it.
3. Insert 4 “AA” batteries as illustrated.
(The use of new, alkaline batteries is
recommended for maximum performance.)
4. Replace the battery cover.
Battery Notice
• Install batteries correctly observing the polarity (+, -) signs to avoid
leakage.
• Always replace an entire set of batteries at one time.
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• Do not use batteries of different types.
• Remove batteries when unit will not be used for an extended period
of time.
• Do not dispose of batteries in fire.
• Do not attempt to recharge ordinary batteries.
• Do not short-circuit the supply terminals.
We do not recommend the use of rechargeable batteries.
NOTE: If for some reason the program/activity stops working, please
follow these steps:
1. Please turn the unit off.
2. Interrupt the power supply by removing the batteries.
3. Let the unit stand for a few minutes, then replace the batteries.
4. Turn the unit on. The unit will now be ready to play again.
If the problem persists, please call our Consumer Services Department
at 1-800-521-2010 in the U.S., 1-800-267-7377 in Canada or 01235546810 in the U.K.
AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF
If there is no input for 30 seconds, the Little Smart MouselandTM Laptop
learning toy will play a phrase inviting the child to play a game. After 5
minutes without input, the unit will shut off automatically.
HOW TO BEGIN PLAYING ACTIVITIES
1. Press the On key to turn on the unit.
2. The Little Smart MouselandTM Laptop learning toy will show an opening
animation.
3. After the opening animation, an activity graphic will be displayed on
the LCD screen.
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Activity Selecting Instructions
There are 2 methods of choosing activities:
1. Press the LETTER key with an activity icon on the keyboard.
2. Scroll through the activities shown on the LCD screen using the
MOUSE or the CURSOR key.
3. Press the ENTER key or click the on-screen Enter icon to select the
activity shown on the LCD screen.
KEYBOARD DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTIONS
Press this key to turn the unit on.
On
Press this key to turn the unit off.
Off
Press this key to change the background music or to change the
letters between uppercase and lowercase.
Activity
Press this key to go to the activity menu.
Enter
Press this key to confirm the selected activity or answer.
Press this key to select either the one-player or two-player mode.
Player
Level
1
Player
2
3
Demo
These keys are used in the two-player mode.
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Press this key to select the level of difficulty. There are four skill
levels for many of the activities. Each time you press this key, the
level of difficulty will change: Level one Level two Level
three Level four Level one ......
Press this key to demonstrate how the activity is played. This
feature can be used to demonstrate the current activity or to
demonstrate activities one by one from the main menu.
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Press ACTIVITY key and then press a letter key with an icon to select
the desired activity or input the letters in the letter related activities.
Mouse Skills Counting Challenge
Mouse Maze Grouping
Fish Catch Falling Addition
Drag ‘n Build Flying Subtraction
Magnify It Road Builder
Letter Hunt Treasure Hunt
Typing Song Flying Shapes
Letter Order Memory Challenge
Fishing For Letters Comparisons
Word Clamp Golf
Password Hunt Crazy Combo
Bowling Drip Dodge
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Hidden Mouse Melody Master
Music Genius Play It Back
Mouse Paint Crazy Face Maker
Press these keys to select numbers in number related activities. These
keys can also be used as music note keys in the Music Activities.
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Repeat
Press this key to have a question or phrase repeated for you.
Answer
Press this key to reveal the answer to the current question.
Erase
Press this key to delete the character in the cursor position.
Hint
Press this key for a helpful hint in answering the current question.
Play
Press this key to play the selected music or the new sequence
animation in the PLAY IT BACK activity.
Pause
Press this key to pause the current activity.
Use these keys to move the on-screen objects or cursor.
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LEVELS
The Little Smart MouselandTM Laptop learning toy provides 4 levels
of difficulty for a fun and challenging learning experience. When you
have entered into an activity, you can change the level at any time by
pressing the LEVEL key. Each press of the LEVEL key will increase
one level.
NOTE: The following activities do not have different levels:
Mouse Skills Melody Master
Music Genius Mouse Paint
Play It Back Crazy Face Maker
TWO-PLAYER MODE
The Little Smart MouselandTM Laptop provides an exciting two-player
mode for many activities. There are two types of playing modes for the
two-player option. One is a competition mode and the other mode
involves both players taking turns to answer questions.
A. Competition Mode
When a question is displayed, each player is required to press their
corresponding player keys, PLAYER 1 or PLAYER 2, as quickly as
possible in order to earn the chance to answer the question. The first
player to press his/her key gets to answer first. If the first player answers
incorrectly, the other player will get a chance to answer. The HINT button
does not work in the two-player competitive mode.
B. Take Turn Mode
The player will play the game one by one, similar to a one-player game.
However, the unit will save the score of the 2 players and display who
the winner is at the end of two players.
Two-player mode in different activities
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Activity
1. Mouse Skills
2. Mouse Maze
3. Fish Catch
4. Drag ‘n Build
5. Magnify It
6. Letter Hunt
7. Typing Song
8. Letter Order
9. Fishing for
Letters
10. Word Clamp
11. Password Hunt
12. Counting
Challenge
13. Grouping
14. Falling Addition
15. Flying
Subtraction
Mode
No 2 player mode
Take turn mode
No 2 player mode
Take turn mode
No 2 player mode
Take turn mode
No 2 player mode
Compete mode
Compete mode
Compete mode
Compete mode
Compete mode
Compete mode
Take turn mode
Compete mode
Activity
16. Road Builder
17. Treasure Hunt
18. Flying Shapes
19. Memory Challenge
20. Comparisons
21. Golf
22. Crazy Combo
23. Bowling
24. Hidden Mouse
25. Drip Dodge
26. Melody Master
27. Music Genius
28. Mouse Paint
29. Play It Back
30. Crazy Face Maker
Compete mode
Compete mode
Take turn mode
Compete mode
Compete mode
Take turn mode
Compete mode
Take turn mode
Compete mode
No 2 player mode
No 2 player mode
No 2 player mode
No 2 player mode
No 2 player mode
No 2 player mode
TIME LIMIT
A. One-Player Mode
Some activities include time limits. They are the following:
Activity Level Time limit
1
2. Mouse Maze
6. Letter Hunt
13. Grouping
17. Treasure Hunt
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3
4
4
4
4
15 sec.
15 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
Activity Level Time limit
1
16. Road Builder
20. Comparisons
22. Crazy Combo
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3
4
4
4
10
Mode
15 sec.
20 sec.
15 sec.
20 sec.
25 sec.
20 sec.
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B. Two-Player Mode
In the following activities, there will be a time limit for the two-player
competition mode:
Activity Level
1. Mouse Skills
2. Mouse Maze
3. Fish Catch
4. Drag n’ Build
5. Magnify It
6. Letter Hunt
7. Typing Song
8. Letter Order
9. Fishing for Letters
10. Word Clamp
11. Password Hunt
Time limit when
waiting for someone
to earn a chance to
answer
N/A
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
N/A
Take Turn
N/A
Take Turn
N/A
Take Turn
N/A
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
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Time limit after one
of the players gets
a chance to answer
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
40 sec.
35 sec.
30 sec.
25 sec.
85 sec.
80 sec.
75 sec.
70 sec.
10 sec.
10 sec.
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11. Password Hunt
12. Counting Challenge
13. Grouping
14. Falling Addition
15. Flying Subtraction
16. Road Builder
17. Treasure Hunt
18. Flying Shapes
19. Memory Challenge
20. Comparisons
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4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
Take Turn
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
Take Turn
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
Take Turn
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
10 sec.
10 sec.
15 sec.
35 sec.
35 sec.
35 sec.
10 sec.
10 sec.
10 sec.
10 sec.
10 sec.
10 sec.
10 sec.
10 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
30 sec.
25 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
25 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
25 sec.
30 sec.
25 sce.
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21. Golf
22. Crazy Combo
23. Bowling
24. Hidden Mouse
25. Drip Dodge
26. Melody Master
27. Music Genius
28. Mouse Paint
29. Play It Back
30. Crazy Face Maker
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2
3
4
1
2
3
4
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
List of the 30 Activities
Take Turn
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
Take Turn
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
20 sec.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Mouse Operation
Mouse Skills
Mouse Maze
Fish Catch
Drag ‘n Build
Magnify It
Games
Golf
Crazy Combo
Bowling
Hidden Mouse
Drip Dodge
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Letter And Word
Letter Hunt
Typing Song
Letter Order
Fishing for Letters
Word Clamp
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Password Hunt
Counting Challenge
Grouping
Falling Addition
Flying Subtraction
Logic GameNumber
Road Builder
Treasure Hunt
Flying Shapes
Memory Challenge
Comparisons
Art & Music
Melody Master
Music Genius
Mouse Paint
Play It Back
Crazy Face Maker
1. Mouse Skills
This is an activity designed to teach mouse skills. There are 5 lessons
in this activity. An on-screen guide will show how each movement should
be made. All you have to do is copy the demonstration and use the
mouse to perform the same skill. The skills that are taught in the five
lessons are as follows:
Lesson 1: learn how to move the mouse in 4 directions
Lesson 2: learn how to move and click an object
Lesson 3: learn how to double click an object
Lesson 4: learn how to draw a straight line by moving the mouse from
one point to another
Lesson 5: learn how to drag and drop an object
2. Mouse Maze
In this activity, the goal is to help the mouse
character escape from the maze. Move the
mouse character by using the MOUSE or the
CURSOR keys to find the way out of the maze.
It is important to move as quickly as possible. The faster the mouse
escapes from the maze, the higher your score! For additional fun, press
the CHANGE key to change the background music.
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3. Fish Catch
It’s time to catch some fish! The goal of this game
is to drag out a fishing net using the MOUSE
and catch as many fish as possible. Press the
MOUSE BUTTON, hold it and move the cursor
to make the net appear. Any fish touching the
net will be caught when you release the MOUSE BUTTON.
4. Drag ‘n Build
The goal of this game is to find the missing part
of an object and drag the missing part to the
correct location on the drawing. The LCD screen
is divided into two parts. Using the MOUSE,
select the correct part at the left screen, click it
and hold the MOUSE BUTTON. The cursor will be replaced by the
selected part. Drag the selected part to its correct location on the drawing
and release the MOUSE BUTTON. If you have selected the correct
object, it will attach to the object and form a complete picture. Press the
CHANGE key to change the background music.
5. Magnify It
In this game, the goal is to find the fastest moving
ant and magnify it. As the ants run across the
LCD screen, you must use the MOUSE to move
the magnifying glass and press the MOUSE
BUTTON to click on the fastest ant. Press the ANSWER key to stop
and magnify the correct ant.
6. Letter Hunt
In this activity, a word with one or more missing
letters will appear on the LCD screen. Use the
MOUSE to wipe over the blank area with the
cursor and make the hidden letters appear to
form a word. Once the hidden letter(s) are
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revealed, press the LETTER key(s) to input the word. Press the
ANSWER key to flash the correct entire answer. Press the CHANGE
key to choose between uppercase or lowercase letters.
7. Typing Song
Time to get your fingers moving! In this game,
the LCD screen will be divided into two sections.
In the left section, letters will fall from the top of
the screen. In the right section, there is a mouse
playing the piano. Press the LETTER key that corresponds to each of
the letters that are falling from the top of the screen to make the letters
disappear. Once a letter disappears, a music note will be played. Press
the CHANGE key to choose between uppercase or lowercase letters.
8. Letter Order
The letters are trying to line up in the correct
order but some letters are missing! You are
required to select the correct letter to place in
the blank and line up the letters in the correct
order. Press the LETTER keys to input the letters
and the ENTER key to confirm the answer. Choose a blank space by
using the MOUSE, the transparent TURNING DISC or the CURSOR
keys. Press the CHANGE key to choose between uppercase or
lowercase letters.
9. Fishing for Letters
Get ready to go fishing! A word will flash on the
LCD screen and then the word will appear on
your boat with a letter missing. Fish containing
a letter will swim under your boat randomly.
When the fish containing the correct missing letter swims under the
boat, use the MOUSE BUTTON, ENTER key or transparent TURNING
DISC to drop your hook and catch the fish. Press the CHANGE key to
choose between uppercase or lowercase letters.
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10. Word Clamp
The goal of this activity is to find and clamp onto
the correct word. A picture will be shown on the
screen together with the corresponding word.
The boxes should scroll out from left to right one
by one. Using the MOUSE, the transparent
TURNING DISC or the CURSOR keys, move the clamp to the desired
position. You can then release the clamp to catch the correct box by
pressing the MOUSE BUTTON or the ENTER key. Press the CHANGE
key to choose between uppercase or lowercase letters.
11. Password Hunt
Can you remember the password to the safe?
It’s time to test your memory! A password made
up of a series of numbers will flash on the screen.
You must remember it and then fill in the missing
numbers by pressing the correct NUMBER keys
to complete the password and open the safe.
Press the ENTER key to confirm the inputted
numbers.
12. Counting Challenge
Are you ready for a challenge? The goal of this
game is to count the number of objects that
appear. First, the objects will appear one by one
on a truck. You can add them up and key in the
total number by pressing the corresponding
NUMBER key(s). Or you can click on each object one by one using the
MOUSE BUTTON. The counter on the bottom of the LCD screen will
keep track of each click. When you think you have the right number,
press the ENTER key to confirm the answer. If the answer is correct,
the truck will drive away to deliver the goods.
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13. Grouping
The goal of this game is to group a specific
number of objects using the mouse. First, a
number will be shown on the LCD screen. You
can use 1 or 2 rectangles to group the objects
together to equal the selected number. Even numbers will use 1 rectangle
and odd numbers will use either 1 or 2 rectangles. Press the CHANGE
key to change the objects displayed on the screen.
14. Falling Addition
Are you warmed up? It’s time to catch some
numbers! In level 1, a number will be shown on
the lower part of the LCD screen. Objects
containing numbers will fall from the top of the
screen. Move the mouse character to catch the object with the correct
number in it. Be careful to dodge the objects with the wrong number in
it. In other levels, an addition problem will be shown and you will need
to catch the object containing the number with the correct answer. You
can use the MOUSE, CURSOR keys or turn the transparent TURNING
DISC to move the character to the left and/or right. You can also select
the correct answer by pressing the corresponding NUMBER key(s) and
press the ENTER key to confirm. Press the CHANGE key to change
the background music.
15. Flying Subtraction
Now it’s time to really fly! A subtraction problem
will appear, and then a hot air balloon with
sandbags containing numbers will be displayed.
You need to select the sandbag that contains the correct number that
will solve the subtraction problem. Use the MOUSE to click on the correct
sandbag, or use the CURSOR keys to move the cursor to the selected
sandbag and press the ENTER key to confirm your selection. Press the
HINT key to display a screen that expresses the equation by using
objects.
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16. Road Builder
Oh no! The railway is broken and we need your
help to fix it! Use your MOUSE to drag the
railroad parts to complete the tracks so that the
train can get through. Press the ENTER key to
confirm your selection. If you have created the correct path, the train
will continue on its way. Press the CHANGE key to change the
background music.
17. Treasure Hunt
Sail through the ocean to find your hidden
treasure! Your mission is to steer your ship and
reach the island containing the hidden treasure
before you run out of water. Every move you
make will consume one unit of water and an obstacle will consume two
units of water. Be careful! You must steer carefully so that you use up
all the water at the same time that you land on the island. Use the
MOUSE or the CURSOR keys to move the ship through the ocean.
Press the CHANGE key to change the background music.
18. Flying Shapes
Watch out for those flying shapes! Different shapes will keep coming
out from the left and your goal is to match the shapes and make them
disappear. Use the MOUSE or the CURSOR keys to move the objects
up and down, click the right MOUSE BUTTON or turn the transparent
TURNING DISC to rotate the objects 90 degrees. Press the left MOUSE
BUTTON or the CURSOR key to move the shapes to the right side of
the LCD screen quickly. Press the CHANGE key to change the
background music.
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19. Memory Challenge
This is a game of memory. A face will flash across
the LCD screen for 5 seconds. You need to
memorize the face and make that face using the
MOUSE or the CURSOR keys to select the correct parts of the face.
Press the ENTER key to confirm your selection.
20. Comparisons
Can you find the difference between the two
objects? There are two pictures on the LCD
screen. They look the same, but in the picture
on the right side, one or more parts are missing.
You need to find the missing parts and replace them. Use the MOUSE,
or the CURSOR keys to move the cursor to the missing part. Press the
ENTER key or the MOUSE BUTTON to confirm the missing position. If
you choose the wrong position, 1 chance will be lost. You only have 3
chances to correct the picture. If you get stuck, press the HINT button
to see what’s missing from the picture.
21. Golf
Grab your clubs and let’s play a few rounds! A
top view map of the course will be displayed and
“+” will indicate the direction that the ball will be
hit. Select the direction you want to send the ball
by using the MOUSE, the CURSOR keys or the WHEEL to move the “+”
to the correct position. Press the MOUSE BUTTON or ENTER key to
confirm the direction selected. The LCD screen will change so you can
set the power of your golf swing. A gauge will keep moving back and
forth, press the MOUSE BUTTON or the ENTER key to select the power.
The highest power can send the ball to the position of the target “+”.
When the ball is close to the hole, you will enter the putting screen. You
will select the power of your putting swing by pressing the MOUSE
BUTTON or the ENTER key. Watch your mouse golfer jump for joy
when he reaches his goal!
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22. Crazy Combo
Time for a snack! A hamburger will flash across
the LCD screen and you need to remember the
fillings on the hamburger. A hamburger will be
displayed and you can select the correct fillings needed to recreate the
original hamburger. Use the MOUSE or the CURSOR keys to choose
the correct fillings. Press the ENTER key to confirm your selection.
23. Bowling
Can you get a strike? A top-view of a bowling
lane will be displayed and the bowler mouse will
move up and down automatically. Press either
the MOUSE BUTTON or ENTER key to select the position that you
want the bowling mouse to throw the ball from. Then the power bar will
begin to move back and forth. Press the MOUSE BUTTON or the ENTER
key to confirm the power level and throw the ball down the alley.
24. Hidden Mouse
It’s time to play hide and seek! Several mice will
appear and then hide behind the different pieces
of cheese. Using the MOUSE or the CURSOR
keys, select the pieces of cheese that have mice
hidden behind them. Press the ENTER key to confirm your selection.
You have three chances to find the mice. If you select the wrong piece
of cheese, one chance will be deducted. Press the CHANGE key to
change the background music.
25. Drip Dodge
Watch out for those drops of water or you’ll get
all wet! Your friend is stuck at one end of the
tunnel. Can you help him get to the other side
safely and avoid the drops of water? You can use the MOUSE, the
CURSOR keys or turn the transparent TURNING DISC to move him to
the left or right. Be careful! You only have 3 chances. If a water drop
hits you, one chance will be deducted. The more friends you safely
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move to the other side, the more rewards you will get! Press the
CHANGE key to change the background music.
26. Melody Master
Ten familiar built-in melodies for your listening pleasure! Click the onscreen button or key in the number of the song using the NUMBER
keys. Then press the on-screen “play” button or the PLAY key to begin
the song. Press any button to go back to the menu and select a new
song. Sit back, relax and enjoy the music and fun animations!
Song NameIndex Song NameIndex
The Entertainer
1
Shoo Fly, Don’t Bother Me
2
Oh Susanna
3
On Top Of Old Smokey
4
Jimmy Crack Corn
5
Three Blind Mice
6
Where Has My Little Dog Gone?
7
Row, Row, Row Your Boat
8
Clementine
9
Alouette
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27. Music Genius
Make your own melody! Create your own songs by clicking the onscreen MUSIC NOTES or pressing the MUSIC NOTE keys directly. You
can choose the animated object on the LCD screen by pressing the onscreen button. Use the MOUSE BUTTON to click the on-screen “assign”
button in the upper right hand corner to have the music you created
play as the background music for all activities. After the computer is
turned off, the unit will be reset and the original programmed music will
play for each activity.
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28. Mouse Paint
Are you ready to show off your creative talent? This activity lets you
create your own pictures. The following functions can be used:
a. dot drawing in black
b. dot drawing in white
c. select a picture from the clip art gallery
d. select part of the picture and move it
e. erase the picture and start over
An icon toolbar will be displayed at the top of the LCD screen.To select
a function, move the cursor to the desired icon and click on it.The icon
that is chosen will be underlined. When selecting clip art, the screen
will show a menu. Using the MOUSE press the on-screen icons to make
a clip art selection and press the ENTER key to confirm your selection.
The picture will be added to the drawing area where it can be edited.
To move a part of the picture, press the on-screen move icon, then drag
out a rectangle around the part you want to move. Click the rectangle
and hold the mouse button so you can move the part to the place you
want. Press the CHANGE key to change the black screen to white or
the white screen to black.
White dot Black dot Clip Art Move Erase
29. Play It Back
Let’s make your own movie! This activity allows
you to play the animation in the sequence that
you select. You can select the animation you
want to play at the first screen, then press the
on-screen “confirm” button or the ENTER key to switch screens into the
play mode. In this screen, press the number sequence you would like
to play by pressing the NUMBER keys. Then press the on-screen “play”
button to enjoy your own movie.
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30. Crazy Face Maker
Make a crazy face! You can create a funny face
by combining the different parts of animal faces.
Use the MOUSE, the CURSOR keys or the
transparent TURNING DISC to select a part of
an animal face. Then press the ENTER key to confirm your selection.
Watch and laugh as the crazy face you created comes to life and wiggles
all around!
SCORING
Activity Descriptions
1. Mouse Skills
2. Mouse Maze
3. Fish Catch
4. Drag ‘n Build
5. Magnify It
6. Letter Hunt
7. Typing Song
8. Letter Order
9. Fishing for
Letters
10. Word Clamp
11. Password Hunt
12. Counting
Challenge
13. Grouping
14. Falling
Addition
15. Flying
Subtraction
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16. Road Builder
17. Treasure Hunt
18. Flying Shapes
19. Memory
Challenge
20. Comparisons
21. Golf
22. Crazy Combo
23. Bowling
24. Hidden Mouse
25. Drip Dodge
26. Melody Master
27. Music Genius
28. Mouse Paint
29. Play It Back
30. Crazy Face
Maker
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Scoring system 1
1. One-Player Mode:
5 questions per game
Correct answer on the first try = 20 points
Correct answer on the second try = 10 points
Correct answer on the third try = 5 points
Incorrect answer = 0 points
Use of Answer key = 0 points
Correct answer after the use of Hint key (once) = 10 points
Correct answer after the use of Hint key (twice) = 5 points
Maximum score in each game = 100 points
2. Two-Player Mode:
Number of questions per game = 10
Beginning score = 100 points
Correct answer for the first player = 10 points
Incorrect answer for the first player = -10 points
Out of time for the first player = -10 points
Correct answer for the second player = 5 points
Incorrect answer for the second player = -5 points
Out of time for the second player = 0 points
Maximum possible score in each game = 200 points
Scoring system 2 for Activity 16: Road Builder
Number of mazes per game = 1
Time remaining greater than 10 seconds = 100 points
Time remaining between 5-10 seconds = 80 points
Time remaining between 0-5 seconds = 50 points
Out of time = 0 points
Use of Answer key = 0 points
Scoring system 3 for Activity 18: Flying Shapes
Number of objects = 50 objects
Points given to each match that occurs through one falling object:
First match points: number of matched objects X10
Second match points: number of matched objects X 20
Third match points: number of matched objects X 30
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Scoring system 4 for Activity 21: Golf
If the total number of swings used to get the ball in the hole is 4 or less
= 100 points.
10 points will be deducted for every swing over 4 swings.
Scoring system 5 for Activity 23: Bowling
Total points = 100 points
2 points for knocking down 1 pin
There are 5 frames played in this game
Scoring system 6 for Activity 2: Mouse Maze
Number of mazes per game = 1
Time remaining is more than 10 seconds = 100 points
Time remaining is between 5 seconds and 10 seconds = 80 points
Time remaining is between zero and 5 seconds = 50 points
Out of time = 0 points
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
1. Keep the unit clean by wiping it with a slightly damp cloth.
2. Keep the unit out of direct sunlight and away from direct sources of heat.
3. Remove the batteries when the unit will not be in use for a long
period of time.
4. Do not drop the unit on hard surfaces or try to dismantle it.
5. Do not immerse the unit in water or get the unit wet.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Creating and developing preschool products is accompanied by a
responsibility that we at VTech® take very seriously. We make every
effort to ensure the accuracy of the information which forms the value
of our products. However, errors sometimes can occur. It is important
for you to know that we stand behind our products and encourage you
to call our Consumer Services Department at 1-800-521-2010 in the
U.S., 1-800-267-7377 in Canada, or 01235-546810 in the U.K. with
any problems and/or suggestions that you might have. A service
representative will be happy to help you.
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POWER SUPPLY:
BATTERIES: 4 x 1.5V “AA” / UM-3 / LR6
DO NOT USE RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
ADAPTOR: Use VTECH or any standard adaptor complying
with EN60742 DC 9V 300mA
• The transformer is not a toy.
• The toy is not intended for children under 3 years old.
• The toy is not to be connected to more than the recommended
number of power supplies.
Notice to Parents:
We would like to point out that any safety isolating transformer or
charging unit to be used with the toy should be regularly examined for
potential hazards, such as damage to the cable or cord, plug, enclosure
or other parts, and that, in the event of such damage, the toy must not
be used until that damage has been properly removed.
NOTE:
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not
installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions, it may cause interference to radio and
television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply within
the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the
specifications in Sub-part J of Part 15 FCC rules, which are designed to
provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential
installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
interference with radio or television reception, which can be determined
by turning the equipment on and off, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• reorient the receiving antenna
• relocate this product with respect to the receiver
• move this product away from the receiver
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