User manual HASBRO POKEDEX

Contents YOUR POKÉDEX KEYPAD ......................................................... 2 1. PAGES/SEARCH .................................................................. 5 2. FAVORITES .......................................................................... 8 3. SORTER ............................................................................. 12 4. CAPTURE LIST .................................................................. 14 5. PASSWORD ....................................................................... 18 6. CLOCK/DATE ..................................................................... 21 7. CALCULATOR .................................................................... 22 COMPLETE POKÉMON LIST .................................................... 22 INSERTING OR REPLACING BATTERIES ............................... 25 CAUTION: .................................................................................. 27 DEFECT OR DAMAGE .............................................................. 27 90-DAY LIMITED WARRANTY .................................................. 27 CHOKING HAZARD - SMALL PARTS. NOT FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS. 1 WARNING: YOUR POKÉDEX KEYPAD DELETE EDIT 1 4 7 . 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 x + TENDO, 1998 NIN K. FREA 1996 and do. © 1995,URES, GAME s of Ninten CREAT are trademark TM & ® Nintendo. © 1999 ENTER QUIT OFF ON A H O V B I P W C J Q X D K R Y E L S Z F M T G N U CL SPACE/ EAR ÷ EDIT DELET 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9.0 ON OFF QUIT ABCDEFG HIJKLMN OPQRSTU VWXYZ X + ENTER = SPACE/CLEAR Type in NUMBERS and LETTERS as explained below. Use the ON button to turn on the unit. Use the OFF button to turn off the unit. Use the QUIT button to move back to previous menu. Use the four directional buttons to scroll LEFT, RIGHT, UP and DOWN and for highlighting selections and for reading entries. These four buttons also serve the mathematical functions of addition (+), subtraction (-), multiplication(x) and division (÷) when you are in the "calculator" mode. Use the ENTER = button to enter highlighted areas within the main menu and the individual categories. The ENTER button is also used to confirm entries like your name, dates, capture lists, etc. In the "calculator" mode, this button also serves as the "=" function. 2 Use the SPACE/CLEAR button to space between letters or numbers. Use the EDIT button to revise time/date/play name fields during viewing. Use the DELETE button to delete a highlighted number or letter or Pokémon entry. Use the RESET button on the back of the unit (press the button with the tip of a ballpoint pen.) Use the ON button to turn on your Pokédex! If this is the first time you are playing (or after you have RESET the unit), on screen you will see: Type in your name, using the alphabet keyboard. EXAMPLE: W - I - L -L Press ENTER. On screen, you will see: The cursor appears under the second "9". Be sure the year is correct. Use the LEFT and RIGHT cursors to move below any number in the year not correct and make your correction. Press ENTER. On screen, you will see: The cursor appears under the first "0". Type in the correct date, for example, 11-20 NOTE: To change the date to the year 2000, when the cursor appears under the second "9" enter in the number 0. Next enter a second "0" under the "8". 3 Remember, if you make a mistake, you can use the LEFT and RIGHT keys to move the cursor under the letters you need to correct. Or you can press the DEL button to delete a number or letter. Then press ENTER. On screen, appears: Enter in the correct time. For example, 05:17 The default setting is AM. You can press "P" to change it to PM or "A" to go back to "AM" Then press ENTER. If you make any mistakes in entering PLAYER NAME, TIME, or DATE, you can edit these fields when viewing them in the selection menu. Press the EDIT key in date/time viewing or player name viewing screen in order to edit those entries. If you would like to edit a previous screen in startup, you may use the QUIT button to quit one level and re-edit the previous entry. After pressing the ENTER button after completing the TIME, you will see the words, POKÉMON POKÉDEX scroll across the screen, followed by an animation of PIKACHU wagging his tail! At this time, you can use the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to adjust the contrast of the LCD screen. Use the LEFT button to make the screen lighter. Use the RIGHT button to make the screen darker. Once you've played once and set your name, date, and the time, each time you turn on the Pokédex, these screens of the woes, "POKÉMON POKÉDEX" and Pikachu wagging his tail will be the first things you see when you turn on the unit. You can use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to adjust the screen each time you turn on the unit. Now press ENTER again. 4 On screen, you will the MAIN MENU: Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to scroll through all the words in each line. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll up and down through each of the categories. Here's what you see in the MAIN MENU: 1. PAGES/SEARCH 2. FAVORITES 3. SORTER 4. CAPTURE LIST 5. PASSWORD 6. CLOCK/DATE 7. CALCULATOR Let's go through all 7 of the items on the Main Menu. Use the UP and DOWN arrows to highlight the category of your choice. 1.PAGES/SEARCH After using the UP and DOWN arrows to highlight PAGES/SEARCH, press ENTER. On screen, you will see, You will notice that NAME is highlighted as your default selection. Use the UP and DOWN arrows to move back and forth between the two choices of NAME and PAGE. This means that you can organize the Pokémon of your choice by either NAME or PAGE number. 5 With NAME highlighted, press ENTER. On screen, you will see: Enter in the name of a Pokémon: For example, type in BULBASAUR. Then press ENTER. On screen, you will see: Use the scroll button to scroll right, to reveal the whole word, "BULBASAUR" because all the letters in the name don't fit into the center of the screen! Then press the DOWN key to scroll down: On screen, you will see the animation of Bulbasaur. Press the DOWN button to scroll some more: On screen, you will see: Press the DOWN button to scroll more: On screen, you will see: 6 Press the DOWN button to scroll more: On screen, you will see: Press the DOWN button to scroll more: On screen, you will see: Press the DOWN button to scroll more: On screen, you will see: Now use the RIGHT key to scroll through his various attacks: TACKLE, GROWL, LEECH SEED, VINE WHIP. Press the DOWN button to scroll more: You will then see Balbasaur perform his special attack! Press the DOWN button to scroll more: On screen, you will see: Now use the RIGHT button to scroll through Bulbasaur's Bio: A STRANGE SEED WAS PLANTED ON ITS BACK AT BIRTH. THE PLANT SPROUTS AND GROWS WITH THIS POKÉMON. Press QUIT to go back within the same menu selection. On screen, you will again see: NAME is still highlighted. You can enter another selection in the same way, or try entering a selection using PAGE! 7 To do PAGE, use the DOWN button to scroll down to highlight PAGE. Then press ENTER. On screen, you will see: You can refer to the Pokémon List shown at the end of this instruction and type in a number. For example, type in "009". Then press ENTER. On screen, you will now see : (Remember that only the first five letters appear on screen at a time, so you will actually see BLAST and then press the RIGHT button to scroll out the rest of the name!) Now progress through the screens exactly as you did before when you accessed via the NAME directory. You can press QUIT to add more names. The screen goes back to NAME?PAGE? To go to another category, press the QUIT button again. This takes you back to the Main Menu. 2. FAVORITES Now let's use the UP and DOWN keys to scroll down to the next category, which is, FAVORITES. Press ENTER. On screen, you will see: ADD is highlighted, so let's add a Pokémon first! Press ENTER with ADD highlighted. 8 On screen, you will see: NAME is highlighted. This is a fine place to start. Just press ENTER. On screen, you will see: You can now type in the name of additional Pokémon. For example, type in: IVYSAUR. If you happen to type in the name incorrectly (if you make a spelling error), the word ERROR will appear on screen. Press ENTER and you can retype again. Then press ENTER. You will then see the animation of IVYSAUR! Press ENTER again. appears on screen. Press Y (for yes). You will see the start of your favorites List: 1. IVYSAUR 2. 3. 4. 9 You can scroll down to see that you have room for 20 favorites! Highlight IVYSAUR with the scroll buttons. Press ENTER to see the Ivysaur animation. Press QUIT and it will take you back to your List within the category. On screen, you will once again see: When you decide to add other Pokémon, pay attention to the screen that reads, When NAME is highlighted (as in the example above), you can scroll down so that PAGE highlighted and press ENTER. On screen, we know see: So now enter a Pokémon by entering in its number. For example, type in 014. You will then see the animation of KAKUNA! After viewing the animation of Kakuna, press ENTER. 10 You will see ADD? Press Y. The procedure is then the same as shown above. When you want to DELETE instead of ADD, scroll down to DELETE and press ENTER. You will see your List of favorites again. The first name of the List is highlighted. Scroll down to the Pokémon you want to delete and press ENTER. On screen, you will see: Press Y. You will then see the new List with whatever Pokémon you chose selected. Press QUIT and on screen, we see: Scroll down to LIST this time and press ENTER. You will see your favorites List. Press ENTER on any name from the List you choose to highlight and you will see the animation for that Pokémon! After viewing the animation of your "favorite", press ENTER again to return to the List. Press QUIT to return to the selection of ADD? DELETE? LIST? 11 We've now gone through all the possibilities. Let's go on. Press the QUIT button again and this time you will return to the Main Menu -- and now we will move on to the next category! 3. SORTER From the Main Menu, scroll down to the next category, which is SORTER. Press ENTER. On screen, you will see: You can sort by all four of these! Let's begin with HEIGHT. Highlight HEIGHT and press ENTER. On screen, you will see: The Pokedex is asking you to give a range of heights by which to sort. So for example, type in 01 07 Then press ENTER. MISMATCH will appear on screen, because nothing fits this range. Press QUIT and (as always), we return to the previous menu screen, which is the List of : 1. HEIGHT 2. WEIGHT 3. STRENGTH 4. TYPE Height is still highlighted. Press ENTER again. 12 Once again we see: Type in 03' 07" Then press ENTER. Now you will see your List! Good job! Now press QUIT. We are back to the previous menu, which is our choices for SORTING: 1. HEIGHT 2. WEIGHT 3. STRENGTH 4. TYPE Let's highlighted WEIGHT this time and press ENTER. On screen, we see: For example, let's enter, 50.0 So use the RIGHT key to scroll over past two of the zeros, and then type in 50.0 Then press ENTER. There is just one entry, for 50 pounders. On screen, we see: 1. WARTORTLE Let's press QUIT to return to the previous menu and do some more! On screen, we once again see: Scroll down to STRENGTH and press ENTER. 13 On screen, we will see: For example, type in 08, and press ENTER and you will see your List! Remember that for longer lists, press the DOWN key to scroll the rest of the STRENGTH List! Press QUIT to go back to the previous menu choices of: 1. HEIGHT 2. WEIGHT 3. STRENGTH 4. TYPE. This time, let's highlight down to TYPE and press ENTER. On screen, we see: For example, type in the word TURTLE, and press ENTER. The lists for TURTLE type shown on screen is: Now that we've checked out all four types of SORT, let's go on to the next category. We do this by pressing QUIT twice -- once to get back to the previous menu and then by pressing QUIT a second time, we go back to the Main Menu. 4. CAPTURE LIST From the Main Menu, highlight CAPTURE LIST and press ENTER. On screen, you will see: CAPTURE begins as highlighted. That's a good place to start. Press ENTER. 14 Now it's time to enter the Pokémon you've captured from playing the video game or have seen captured on the television show. On screen, you will now see: Let's highlight NAME and press ENTER. On screen, you will see: Now type in a Pokémon name to your capture List! For example, type in NIDORINA. Then press ENTER. On screen, you will now see: Press ENTER. You will now see the animation for Nidorina. Press ENTER again. On screen, you will now see: Type in Y. You will now see: 15 If the year is different than the present year, change the year. Press ENTER. The current date will be displayed. You can change the date if you want. Press ENTER. We will now see our CAPTURE List. We have one entry so far: 1. NIDORINA Let's press QUIT. This takes us back to our previous menu screen of : This time, let's add to our CAPTURE LIST by highlighting PAGE and pressing ENTER. This time, on screen, we see: Now add to your capture List by typing in a number. For instance, type in 011. Then press ENTER. On screen, we now see the NAME and NUMBER of this entry: Press ENTER. 16 You will then see the animation for METAPOD. Press ENTER again. Then use the same procedure as described above. You will then see our expanded capture List: 1. NIDORINA 2. METAPOD Highlight a name from the capture List. For example, highlight NIDORINA. Then press ENTER. You will see: Notice that the day of the week (WED) automatically has been added, too. Press QUIT to return to the previous menu and we will have some more fun in the CAPTURE LIST directory: CAPTURE? DELETE? LIST? This time, highlight DELETE and press ENTER. You will see your capture List: Highlight one of your Pokémon and press ENTER. You will now see: Type in Y. You will now see the new List (with the Pokémon deleted.) 17 Press QUIT to return to our previous menu: CAPTURE? DELETE? LIST? This time, scroll down to LIST and press ENTER. You will see the capture List. Highlight any name in your capture List and press ENTER. You will then see the date you captured that highlighted Pokémon! Now that we've looked at all three options in this category, let's move on. Press QUIT once to go back to the previous screen (our Capture choices) and then immediately press QUIT a second time to return to the Main Menu. 5. PASSWORD From the Main Menu, let's highlight password and press ENTER. On screen, we see: Type in your password. It can be no more than 4 letters long. For example, you can type in: POW as your password. You will see: Then press ENTER. On screen, you will see: 18 Now retype in the same password: Then press ENTER again. On screen, you will now see: Highlight ON and press ENTER. You are now back to the Main Menu -- and your password has been activated! Now, you can only enter certain categories, by typing in your password first! This serves to lock intruders out of your personal stuff! For example, highlight PAGES/SEARCH in the Main Menu and press ENTER. On screen, you will see: This means you can still access this section without having to enter in your password! Press QUIT and return to the Main Menu. This time, highlight FAVORITES and press ENTER. On screen, you will see: This means you have to enter your password to get into this category! Pretty neat, huh? Go ahead and enter your password and then press ENTER. Now you will see: You are now officially into the category. But if someone tried to access your favorite Pokémon without entering the password, they couldn't get in! 19 If you press QUIT and go back to the Main Menu, you will find that you also need to enter your PASSWORD to enter the CAPTURE LIST directory! All other Main Menu options can be entered without entering in your password. If you want to change your password, it's easy! Highlight the password entry from the main menu and press ENTER. On screen you will see: Enter the current password. On screen you will see: Now highlight EDIT and press ENTER. On screen you will see: Now type the new password and press ENTER. On screen you will see: Then re-type your new password again and press ENTER. On scree you will see: 20 Press QUIT and go back to Main Menu. When you decide to change your password, as described above, your old password is automatically cleared out. You need to enter the old password before entering a new password even if your password is turned off. The old password has to be entered before a new password can be accepted. Let's move on to the next category! 6. CLOCK/DATE From the Main Menu, highlight CLOCK/DATE and press ENTER. On screen, you will see: (Will was the example name we typed in. But in your unit, it will be whatever name you typed in.) Press the DOWN scroll key and you will see: DATE Followed by the date you have entered Followed by the year you have entered Followed by the day of the week, for example, MON Press the DOWN button and scroll down again: You will see: TIME Followed by the correct time. Press the DOWN button and scroll down again: You will see: Then press either "Y" or "N" and you will return once again to the Main Menu. 21 7. CALCULATOR Now highlight CALCULATOR and press ENTER. On screen, you will see: . Use the number buttons to enter numbers. Use the key to enter MULTIPLICATION. Use the key to enter DIVISION. Use the key to enter SUBTRACTION Use the key to enter ADDITION. Use the ENTER key to perform the operation of either multiplication, division, subtraction, or addition. (The ENTER key functions as an "=".) Use the "SPACE/CLEAR" key to clear all calculation steps & numbers (as "AC" key in hand-held calculator). Use "C" key to clear the current input number (as "C" key in hand-held calculators). Press the QUIT button to return to the Main Menu. Congratulations, you have now learned how to use all your functions! As a reward for learning so well, here is your complete list of all 150 Pokémon. monster #01 name: Bulbasaur monster #02 name: Ivysaur monster #03 name: Venusaur monster #04 name: Charmander monster #05 name: Charmeleon monster #06 name: Charizard monster #07 name: Squirtle monster #08 name: Wartortle monster #09 name: Blastoise monster #10 name: Caterpie monster #11 name: Metapod monster #12 name: Butterfree monster #13 name: Weedle monster #14 name: Kakuna monster #15 name: Beedrill monster #16 name: Pidgey monster #17 name: Pidgeotto monster #18 name: Pidgeot monster #19 name: Rattata monster #20 name: Raticate monster #21 name: Spearow monster #22 name: Fearow monster #23 name: Ekans monster #24 name: Arbok monster #25 name: Pikachu monster #26 name: Raichu monster #27 name: Sandshrew monster #28 name: Sandslash 22 monster #29 name: NidoranS monster #30 name: Nidorina monster #31 name: Nidoqueen monster #32 name: Nidoran.. monster #33 name: Nidorino monster #34 name: Nidoking monster #35 name: Clefairy monster #36 name: Clefable monster #37 name: Vulpix monster #38 name: Ninetales monster #39 name: Jigglypuff monster #40 name: Wigglytuff monster #41 name: Zubat monster #42 name: Golbat monster #43 name: Oddish monster #44 name: Gloom monster #45 name: Vileplume monster #46 name: Paras monster #47 name: Parasect monster #48 name: Venonat monster #49 name: Venomoth monster #50 name: Diglett monster #51 name: Dugtrio monster #52 name: Meowth monster #53 name: Persian monster #54 name: Psyduck monster #55 name: Golduck monster #56 name: Mankey monster #57 name: Primeape monster #58 name: Growlithe monster #59 name: Arcanine monster #60 name: Poliwag monster #61 name: Poliwhirl monster #62 name: Poliwrath monster #63 name: Abra monster #64 name: Kadabra monster #65 name: Alakazam monster #66 name: Machop monster #67 name: Machoke monster #68 name: Machamp monster #69 name: Bellsprout monster #70 name: Weepinbell monster #71 name: Victreebel monster #72 name: Tentacool monster #73 name: Tentacruel monster #74 name: Geodude monster #75 name: Graveler monster #76 name: Golem monster #77 name: Ponyta monster #78 name: Rapidash monster #79 name: Slowpoke monster #80 name: Slowbro monster #81 name: Magnemite monster #82 name: Magneton monster #83 name: Farfetchd monster #84 name: Doduo monster #85 name: Dodrio monster #86 name: Seel monster #87 name: Dewgong monster #88 name: Grimer monster #89 name: Muk monster #90 name: Shellder monster #91 name: Cloyster monster #92 name: Gastly 23 monster #93 name: Haunter monster #94 name: Gengar monster #95 name: Onix monster #96 name: Drowzee monster #97 name: Hypno monster #98 name: Krabby monster #99 name: Kingler monster #100 name: Voltorb monster #101 name: Electrode monster #102 name: Exeggcute monster #103 name: Exeggutor monster #104 name: Cubone monster #105 name: Marowak monster #106 name: Hitmonlee monster #107 name: Hitmonchan monster #108 name: Lickitung monster #109 name: Koffing monster #110 name: Weezing monster #111 name: Rhyhorn monster #112 name: Rhydon monster #113 name: Chansey monster #114 name: Tangela monster #115 name: Kangaskhan monster #116 name: Horsea monster #117 name: Seadra monster #118 name: Goldeen monster #119 name: Seaking monster #120 name: staryu monster #121 name: Starmie monster #122 name: Mr. mime monster #123 name: scyther monster #124 name: Jynx monster #125 name: Electabuzz monster #126 name: Magmar monster #127 name: Pinsir monster #128 name: Tauros monster #129 name: Magikarp monster #130 name: Gyrados monster #131 name: Lapras monster #132 name: Ditto monster #133 name: Eevee monster #134 name: Vaporeon monster #135 name: Jolteon monster #136 name: Flareon monster #137 name: Porygon monster #138 name: Omanyte monster #139 name: Omastar monster #140 name: Kabuto monster #141 name: Kabutops monster #142 name: Aerodactyl monster #143 name: Snorlax monster #144 name: Articuno monster #145 name: Zapdos monster #146 name: Moltres monster #147 name: Dratini monster #148 name: Dragonair monster #149 name: Dragonite monster #150 name: Mewtwo 24 INSERTING OR REPLACING BATTERIES Reset Operations: By pressing the reset button, you can of delete all the data previously in put. A screen will ask you, CLEAR ALL? Y/N. By pressing Y (yes) all data will be deleted. N (no) will return you to the initial screen. Be sure to press reset button before you use POKÉMON POKÉDEX for the first time. Replacing Batteries: This POKÉMON POKÉDEX is powered by two 3V button-cell batteries, both of which are type CR2032. One is the main battery, and the other is the back-up battery. The main battery provides power for normal operations, The back-up battery protects data stored in memory when changing battery. If the LCD display becomes dim, this means you should turn off the POKÉMON POKÉDEX and replace the main battery. Your POKÉMON POKÉDEX is protected by the back-up battery during main battery replacement. Memory contents are lost when both the main battery and the back-up battery are removed. Be sure always to leave one of the batteries in place to protect memory contents. If however, you remove the main battery for any time, memory retention will depend entirely on the condition of the back-up battery in place, memory contents are likely to be damaged. If memory seems corrupted, clear it using the reset. Important: Incorrect use of batteries can cause them to burst or leak, possibly damaging the interior of the POKÉMON POKÉDEX. Note the following precautions: Be sure that the positive (+) side of each battery is facing up, so you can see it. Never leave dead batteries in the battery compartment. To avoid damage to the unit from leaky batteries, replace both the main battery and the back-up battery every three years. Batteries should be replaced no matter how much you use the diary during that time. MAIN BACK-UP 25 Warning: Never try to recharge the batteries supplied with POKÉMON POKÉDEX. Do not expose batteries to direct heat. Keep batteries out of the reach of small children. If swallowed, consult a physician immediately. To Replace The Main Battery: 1. Switch power off, remove the screws that holds the battery compartment cover in place, then remove the battery compartment cover. 2. Insert a thin, pointed, non-metallic object into small hole and remove the old battery. Warning: DO NOT CLOSE THE BATTERY DOOR ONCE YOU REMOVE THE MAIN BATTERY. YOU MUST REPLACE MAIN BATTERY BEFORE CLOSING BATTERY COMPARTMENT OR ALL FILES WILL BE DELETED! 4. Wipe the surfaces of a new battery with a soft, dry cloth. Insert the new battery into the POKÉMON POKÉDEX, making sure that its (+ve) side is facing up (so that you can see it). 5. Replace the battery compartment cover and the screws that secure it in place. To Replace the Back-Up Battery: 1. Be sure always to leave main battery in place to protect memory contents before you replace back-up battery. 2. Remove the screw that holds the back-up battery cover in place. Remove the cover, then remove the old battery with a thin pointed, nonmetallic object. 3. Wipe the surfaces of a new battery with a soft, dry cloth. Insert the new battery into the POKÉMON POKÉDEX, making sure that its positive (+) side is facing up (so that you can see it). 4. Replace the battery compartment cover and the screws that secure it in place. 26 CAUTION: To ensure proper function: Do not mix old and new batteries Do not mix alkaline, standard or rechargeable batteries Battery installation should be done by an adult Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy before being charged (If removable) Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision (If removable) Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the toy The supply terminals are not to be short circuited Replace with new batteries at the first sign of erratic operation DEFECT OR DAMAGE If a part of your product is damaged or something has been left out, DO NOT RETURN THE PRODUCT TO THE STORE. The store dosen't have replacement parts. Instead, write to us at: TIGER REPAIR DEPARTMENT 1000 N. Butterfield Road, Unit 1023 Vernon Hills, IL 60061, U.S.A. In your note, mention the name of your product, product's model number, and tell us briefly what the problem is. Also, include sales slip, date, place of purchase, price paid, and your return address, we will do our best to help. 90-DAY LIMITED WARRANTY Tiger Electronics, Ltd. (Tiger), warrants to the original consumer purchaser of this product that the product will be free of defects in material or workmanship for 90 days from the date for original purchase. This warranty does not cover damages resulting from accident, negligence, improper service or use or other causes not arising out of defects in materials or workmanship. During this 90-day warranty period, the product will either be repaired or replace (at Tiger's option) without charge to the purchaser, when returned 27 with proof of the date of purchase to either the dealer or to Tiger. 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