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For WHOFIW-Model 2000-1

Who’s First? You Are.

Congratulations on your new purchase of Who’s First.™. Wireless?

We’re sure this buzzer system will be the key to unlocking your group’s energy, generating

excitement and adding “game show-like” spirit to your question and answer activities. Using this

system, you will surely be ahead of the market. In addition to your students’ having fun, they

will be really impressed with your sexy new technology.

Wireless

This new wireless option works just like our well established Who’s First™... It is a brand new

version and works without the encumbrance of interconnecting wires. However because of the

new technology, there are some precautions that should be observed.

There are 5 touch boxes for the wireless version. The colors on 4 match the colors of the lights

on the receiver. The 5th touch box is used by the person controlling the game and will reset the

receiver at any time. It works the same as momentarily pressing the red reset button on the

receiver. However, it cannot be pressed continuously to control the start of the game. It is also

possibler to use the red reset button on the receiver instead of the wireless reset box.

The dynamic range of operation is from 3 feet to 60 feet. The transmitter buttons when pressed

will not work at less than 3 feet or more than 60 feet.

Each switch/transmitter is furnished with a battery and that battery should last for tens of

thousands of depressions. Fresh batteries are easy to obtain, either from The Trainers Warehouse

or from popular battery vendors like Radio Shack. The identification number for the battery is

CR2032.

Each switch/transmitter furnished to you has been tested for hundreds of transmissions before

being sent to you. There should be no problems with the operation of the unit during your games.

In the event of any problems or questions, you should contact the factory at 800-299-3770

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Trouble Shooting

Before starting your game with the participating teams, it is a good idea to have each group press

there button to be sure that the signal is being detected by the signal box.

If no detection or spurious light signals are noted on the control box, confirm that the button is

being pressed within the dynamic range of 3 to 60 feet.

Summary of content (5 pages)

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For WHOFIW-Model 2000-1 Who’s First? You Are. Congratulations on your new purchase of Who’s First.™. Wireless? We’re sure this buzzer system will be the key to unlocking your group’s energy, generating excitement and adding “game show-like” spirit to your question and answer activities. Using this system, you will surely be ahead of the market. In addition to your students’ having fun, they will be really impressed with your sexy new technology.
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The range of Who’s First Wireless is adversely affected when the transmitters and possibly the receiver is situated on a metal table and shielded by Metal walls. Try the unit without being positioned on a metal wall. If spurious results are occurring, be sure that there is no strong radio signal in the area. With spurious results, the unit can be reset by pushing the red reset button on top of the receiver. Maintenance The only maintenance that might be required is replacement of the battery.
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• Wired Operation This unit may be used with wires if it is desired. The circuitry is in place for wired operation but one precaution must be observed-To use this unit with wires, the batteries must be removed from each of the hand operated transmitter devices. Please call the factory if you desire to do this and the proper wires will be sent to you. Set-up Red, Yellow, Green, Blue It’s really important that the touch boxes are connected to the main module in the correct order.
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The Red Reset Button You will notice a red “Reset” button. The Reset serves two functions: 1) it turns off the four colored lights; 2) it allows you to control when the contest to “ring in” can begin. When you have finished asking your question and are ready for teams to “ring in,” release the button. The Buzzer We made the buzzer really loud so that it could be heard from the back of the classroom. If it is too loud for you, try covering the speaker with a piece of tape or gum to muffle the sound.
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FCC ID : PKXWT2000 THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. NOTE : THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.