Vtech Learning Pad User Manual - Page 28

Picture, Sound

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Learning Pad TM Q: When I draw a diagonal line, the sides are all jagged. A: This is natural. THE LEARNING PADTM unit uses a process called "pixelization". This breaks the screen into tiny squares. As you touch the drawing pad these squares fill with color. Imagine drawing a diagonal line on a piece of graph paper. You must fill in all the individual squares. When you stand back, the image of a diagonal line is projected. THE LEARNING PADTM unit follows a similar process. Q: The cursor sometimes disappears. A: When you lift the stylus off the drawing pad, the cursor on the TV will disappear. This is meant to happen. Just put the stylus back onto the drawing pad and the cursor will reappear on the TV. Q: As I move the stylus around, the drawing pad gets marks on it. A: This is natural. The drawing pad is designed to take this type of use. Picture Q: The picture comes up in black and white. Al: The TV may have a color sentry button that needs to be pressed. A2: A cable may be loose. Unplug and re-plug the cables on the VCR, TV, and THE LEARNING PADTM unit. A3: Sometimes electronic connections can be sensitive. Some areas of a plug or receptor can be more sensitive than others. To check if you are having a sensitivity problem, slowly unplug the video cable from the VCR/TV. As you unplug the cable watch for a change in the appearance of the picture on the TV screen. If there is no change replug the cable and slowly unplug the end of the video cable connected to THE LEARNING PADTM unit. Again, watch the TV screen for a change. Sometimes there is a bad contact where the plug connects with either the VCR/ TV or the unit. Slightly unplugging the cable lets the connection be made at a different point allowing color to appear. A4: Adjust the picture control knobs like contrast and tint on the television set. A5: Test the cable by switching it with the Audio In cable. Sound Q: I get no sound. Al: Check the volume on the TV. Make sure the mute button is not on. A2: Check the Audio cable. Make sure it is connected to Audio In on the VCR or TV. A3: Sometimes a►ectronic connections can be sensitive. Some areas of a plug or receptor can be more sensitive than others. To check if you are having a sensitivity problem, slowly unplug the audio cable from the VCR/TV. As you unplug the cable listen for a change. If there is no change replug the cable and slowly unplug the end of the audio cable connected to THE LEARNING PADTM unit. Again, listen for a change. Sometimes there is a bad contact where the plug connects with either the VCRITV or the unit. Slightly unplugging the cable lets the connection be made at a different point allowing sound to be heard. 24

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Learning
Pad
TM
Q:
When
I
draw
a
diagonal
line,
the
sides
are
all
jagged.
A:
This
is
natural.
THE
LEARNING
PADTM
unit
uses
a
process
called
"pixelization".
This
breaks
the
screen
into
tiny
squares.
As
you
touch
the
drawing
pad
these
squares
fill
with
color.
Imagine
drawing
a
diagonal
line
on
a
piece
of
graph
paper.
You
must
fill
in
all
the
individual
squares.
When
you
stand
back,
the
image
of
a
diagonal
line
is
projected.
THE
LEARNING
PADTM
unit
follows
a
similar
process.
Q:
The
cursor
sometimes
disappears.
A:
When
you
lift
the
stylus
off
the
drawing
pad,
the
cursor
on
the
TV
will
disappear.
This
is
meant
to
happen.
Just
put
the
stylus
back
onto
the
drawing
pad
and
the
cursor
will
reappear
on
the
TV.
Q:
As
I
move
the
stylus
around,
the
drawing
pad
gets
marks
on
it.
A:
This
is
natural.
The
drawing
pad
is
designed
to
take
this
type
of
use.
Picture
Q:
The
picture
comes
up
in
black
and
white.
Al:
The
TV
may
have
a
color
sentry
button
that
needs
to
be
pressed.
A2:
A
cable may
be
loose.
Unplug
and
re
-plug
the
cables
on
the
VCR,
TV,
and
THE
LEARNING
PADTM
unit.
A3:
Sometimes
electronic
connections
can
be
sensitive.
Some
areas
of
a
plug
or
receptor
can
be
more
sensitive
than
others.
To
check
if
you
are
having
a
sensitivity
problem,
slowly
unplug
the
video
cable
from
the
VCR/TV.
As
you
unplug
the
cable
watch
for
a
change
in
the
appearance
of
the
picture
on
the
TV
screen.
If
there
is
no
change
replug
the
cable
and
slowly
unplug
the
end
of
the
video
cable
connected
to
THE
LEARNING
PADTM
unit.
Again,
watch
the
TV
screen
for
a
change.
Sometimes
there
is
a
bad
contact
where
the
plug
connects
with
either
the
VCR/
TV
or
the
unit.
Slightly
unplugging
the
cable
lets
the
connection
be
made
at
a
different
point
allowing
color
to
appear.
A4:
Adjust
the picture
control
knobs
like
contrast
and
tint
on
the
television
set.
A5:
Test
the
cable
by
switching
it
with
the
Audio
In
cable.
Sound
Q:
I
get
no
sound.
Al:
Check
the
volume
on
the
TV.
Make
sure
the
mute
button
is
not
on.
A2:
Check
the
Audio
cable.
Make
sure
it
is
connected
to
Audio
In
on
the
VCR
or
TV.
A3:
Sometimes
aâ–ºectronic
connections
can
be
sensitive.
Some
areas
of
a
plug
or
receptor
can
be
more
sensitive
than
others.
To
check
if
you
are
having
a
sensitivity
problem,
slowly
unplug
the audio
cable
from
the
VCR/TV.
As
you
unplug
the
cable
listen
for
a
change.
If
there
is
no
change
replug
the
cable
and
slowly
unplug
the
end
of
the
audio
cable
connected
to
THE
LEARNING
PADTM
unit.
Again,
listen
for
a
change. Sometimes
there
is
a
bad
contact
where
the
plug
connects
with
either
the
VCRITV
or
the
unit.
Slightly
unplugging
the
cable
lets
the
connection
be
made
at
a
different
point
allowing
sound
to
be
heard.
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