Splatster

Product#: P6843

Released: 2009

Discontinued: 2011

Ages: 3-8 years old

Splat Brush is a plug & play system that has a base and a wireless brush which controls creative and game play on the TV. Plug the base unit into a TV's RCA jacks. Kids simply move the brush in the air to paint or do flicking ("splat") motions to splot paint or stampers on the TV screen. There are three modes of play included in the base software. They include: splat studios (8 in total), spin art and the splat arcade with 3 arcade-like games. Plenty of fun SFX make the experience a whole mess of fun. Hardware features include: 1) Splat brush remote w/one select button and one Home button. (batteries required) 2) Receiver w/IR camera (batteries required)that detects motions in all direction except forward & backward. Receiver also has a save button for screen captures (USB thumbdrive required) 3) 640 X 480 screen resolution 4) Calibration mode for synching brush and base. Age grade 3-8 years.

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P6843 : Splatster

Frequently Asked Questions

Product based FAQs
- I am receiving a cannot save picture error message on my TV Screen while trying to save pictures from my Splatster™, what does this mean?
  There are five different reasons this message may appear. Find the correct message below:
  
  There is no USB Drive Inserted.
  - No USB drive is inserted.
  - The USB drive is not seated properly.
  The USB Drive is full.
  - There is not enough space on the USB to save the picture.
  USB Removed While Saving.
  - USB drive is removed during the save process. The drive can be re-inserted and save should continue.
  USB Error.
  - You have plugged in a USB device that is not a drive (i.e., mouse).
  - Your drive is formatted incorrectly.
  - Your USB does not fit in slot.
  Battery too Low to Save.
  - The batteries need to be replaced in the base unit.
Splatster™
- What are the best kind of batteries to use in Fisher-Price® and Mattel® products?
  A. We recommend using alkaline batteries with our products, as they are great for long-term use and help optimize performance. We don't recommend using Carbon-Zinc batteries. While Carbon-Zinc batteries may work well with low-power devices, they can drain after a short period of time and cause certain products to not function properly.
Splatster™ Errors
- I am receiving a cannot save picture error message on my TV Screen while trying to save pictures from my Splatster™, what does this mean?
  There are five different reasons this message may appear. Find the correct message below:
  
  There is no USB Drive Inserted.
  - No USB drive is inserted.
  - The USB drive is not seated properly.
  The USB Drive is full.
  - There is not enough space on the USB to save the picture.
  USB Removed While Saving.
  - USB drive is removed during the save process. The drive can be re-inserted and save should continue.
  USB Error.
  - You have plugged in a USB device that is not a drive (i.e., mouse).
  - Your drive is formatted incorrectly.
  - Your USB does not fit in slot.
  Battery too Low to Save.
  - The batteries need to be replaced in the base unit.

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Splatster (P6843)

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