EXCALIBUR E108 Einstein Brain Station - Manual (Page 3)

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1 Getting Started 4
1.1 Inserting batteries 4
1.2 Selecting the language 4
1.3 Starting an activity 4
1.3.1 Selecting the category 4
1.3.2 Selecting the activity 5
1.3.3 Selecting the level of diffi culty 5
1.3.4 Playing and solving (general
points) 5
1.4 Starting a fresh puzzle or game 6
1.5 Switching on/off 6
2 The “Help” Feature 6
3 Memory Puzzles
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3.1 Simon 7
3.2 Pelmanism 7
3.3 Shuffl e 7
3.4 Swimming 8
4 Word Puzzles And Games 8
4.1 Hangman Puzzle 8
4.2 Hangman Game 8
4.2.1 After selecting “Your Word” 8
4.2.2 After selecting “My Word” 8
4.3 Target Puzzle 9
4.4 Target Game 9
4.5 Anagram Puzzle 9
4.6 Anagram Game 10
4.7 Word Squares Puzzle 10
4.8 Word Squares Game 11
4.9 Word Cross Puzzle 11
4.10 Word Cross Game 12
5 Number Puzzles 13
5.1 Calculate 13
5.2 Totals 13
5.3 Sums 11
5.4 Number Squares 14
6 Logic Puzzles 14
6.1 Su Doku 14
6.1.1 Object and method 14
6.1.2 Special features 15
6.2 Kakuro 15
6.3 Sliding Blocks 15
6.4 Switch 16
7 Levels and Scores 16
7.1 System of scoring 16
7.2 Change of level recommended 17
7.3 Altering the time for the level 17
8 Language and LCD Contrast 17
9 Hints 17
9.1 Memory puzzles, number puzzles,
Switch 18
9.2 Word activities 18
9.3 Sliding Blocks 18
9.4 Kakuro 19
9.5 Su Doku 19
10 Functions of The Keys
Summarized 20
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“The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources.”