Learning Resources Teaching Telephone (Model LER2665)

1. Fampidirana

The Learning Resources Teaching Telephone is an interactive toy designed to help children develop early language and social skills while learning important telephone numbers. This manual provides instructions for the proper setup, operation, and care of your Teaching Telephone.

Vita ny vokatraview:

Image 1.1: The Learning Resources Teaching Telephone, shown both in its retail packaging and as a standalone unit. The red telephone features a yellow handset and a keypad with large buttons.

2. Information momba ny fiarovana

• This product is intended for children aged 36 months to 10 years.
• Ny fanaraha-maso olon-dehibe dia atolotra mandritra ny lalao.
• Do not immerse the telephone in water or other liquids.
• Keep batteries out of reach of small children. If swallowed, seek immediate medical attention.
• Ario am-pahamendrehana ny bateria efa nampiasaina araka ny fitsipika eo an-toerana.

3. Ny votoatin'ny fonosana

Hamarino fa misy ny entana rehetra ao anaty fonosana:

• 1 x Learning Resources Teaching Telephone unit with attached handset
• 3 x AA Batteries (included for initial use)

4. Fametrahana

4.1 Fametrahana bateria

1. Locate the battery compartment on the underside of the telephone unit.
2. Using a Phillips head screwdriver, loosen the screw and remove the battery compartment cover.
3. Ampidiro ny bateria AA 3, hiantohana ny polarity marina (+/-) araka ny voalaza ao anaty efitrano.
4. Soloy ny fonon'ny batterie ary henjana ny visy.

4.2 Power On/off

The telephone features an ON/OFF switch, typically located near the display. Slide the switch to the 'ON' position to activate the telephone and to 'OFF' to conserve battery life when not in use.

5. Torolàlana miasa

5.1 Product Features and Controls

Image 5.1: Detailed diagram illustrating the various features and controls of the Teaching Telephone, including the display, keypad, record button, program button, and note pad holder.

• Aseho: Shows up to 11 digits as they are dialed.
• Keypad: Standard 0-9, *, # buttons for dialing. Large buttons for easy use.
• REC (Record) Button: Used to record a custom message.
• Bokotra P (Fandaharana): Used to program a telephone number.
• A/B Buttons: Speed dial buttons for pre-recorded messages.
• Fanaraha-maso ny feo: Manitsy ny haavon'ny feo.
• Note Pad Holder: Holds a standard 2" x 3" note paper for important numbers.

5.2 Fanaovana antso

To make a call, simply pick up the handset and press the desired numbers on the keypad. The dialed numbers will appear on the display. The telephone features a realistic ring sound.

5.3 Programming a Number and Recording a Message

This feature allows you to program any telephone number and record a personalized message that plays when the number is dialed correctly.

Image 5.2: The Teaching Telephone's keypad and display area, highlighting the ability to program numbers and record messages.

1. Tsindrio ny P (Program) bokotra.
2. Dial the desired telephone number (up to 11 digits). This could be a home number, a relative's number, or any other important number.
3. Tsindrio ny REC (Firaketana) bokotra.
4. Speak your message clearly into the handset.
5. Tsindrio ny REC (Firaketana) bokotra indray mba hampitsahatra ny firaketana.
6. To test, dial the programmed number. If dialed correctly, your recorded message will play.

Note: Only one number and one custom message can be programmed at a time. Programming a new number or message will overwrite the previous one.

5.4 Pre-programmed Messages

The telephone includes pre-programmed messages accessible via the A and B speed dial buttons. These messages provide additional interactive play.

5.5 Emergency Calls (911)

The Teaching Telephone includes a dedicated 911 button and an associated emergency message to help children understand what to do in an emergency.

Image 5.3: Children engaging in pretend play with the Teaching Telephone, demonstrating its use for learning about emergency calls.

• Tsindrio ny 911 button to hear the emergency message.
• Discuss with children the importance of 911 and when it should be used.

5.6 Fanitsiana boky

The telephone features a volume control switch, usually located on the side or back of the unit. Adjust the switch to your preferred sound level.

6. Fikojakojana

6.1 Fanadiovana

Fafao amin'ny lamba malefaka ny telefaonaamp lamba. Aza mampiasa mpanadio abrasive na atsoboka ao anaty rano ilay fitaovana.

6.2 Fanoloana bateria

When sounds become faint or the unit stops functioning, it is time to replace the batteries. Refer to Section 4.1 for battery installation instructions.

6.3 Fitehirizana

Store the telephone in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use for extended periods. Remove batteries if storing for several months to prevent leakage.

7. Famahana olana

• Tsy misy hery: Ensure the ON/OFF switch is in the 'ON' position. Check battery installation and replace batteries if necessary.
• No Sound or Faint Sound: Adjust the volume control. Replace batteries if the issue persists.
• Cannot Record Message: Ensure the REC button is pressed correctly during recording and again to stop. Check battery level.
• Programmed Message Not Playing: Ensure the number was dialed correctly. Re-program the number and message if needed.

8. Famaritana

9. Warranty sy fanohanana

For warranty information or product support, please contact Learning Resources directly through their official webtranonkala na fantsona serivisy ho an'ny mpanjifa. Tazomy ho porofon'ny fividiananao ny rosia fividiananao.

Tsidiho ny Learning Resources Store raha mila fanazavana fanampiny.