Q: How many messages can be recorded on the iTalk2?
A: It allows up to two messages at a time and supports three recording
levels, for a total of six messages.
Q: How does the user play a message?
A: The user simply presses the red or yellow activation surface to play the
selected message..
Q: Can picture symbols be attached to the device?
A: Yes, it comes with a clear snap cover to hold picture symbols for better
communication context.
Q: How do I use the iTalk2 with external switches?
A: Follow these steps:
- Turn the iTalk2 off.
- Connect an external switch to one of the Input/Output jacks.
- Press and hold the connected switch while turning the iTalk2 on.
- Release the switch after the device powers on.
- You can now activate recorded messages using the external switch.
Q: How do I secure the colored switch cap on the iTalk2?
A: Apply a small amount of semi-permanent adhesive to the switch top threads
for a better hold.
Follow these steps:
- Remove the switch cap by twisting counterclockwise.
- Clean and dry the cap and mounting area.
- Apply glue, putty, or thread seal tape to the threads.
- Now, twist the cap clockwise to secure it.
- If using glue, allow proper drying time before use.
Q: Does it include symbol overlays?
A: No, symbol overlays are not included with the device.
Q: Why does the iTalk2 LED flash red 3-5 times and not play my message?
A: The LITTLE Step-by-Step indicator LED can flash red. If you see it flash
red 3 to 5 times and it doesn’t play your message, this may indicate a battery
problem.
Q: Why does the iTalk2 LED flash yellow one time and not play my message?
A: The LITTLE Step-by-Step indicator LED can flash yellow. If you see it flash yellow one time and it doesn’t play your message, this may indicate that a message is not recorded on your device.
Q: How to Clear All Messages from Your iTalk2?
A: Follow these steps:
- Turn the iTalk2 on
- Press and hold the Record button until the LED flashes and you hear a beep sound from the iTalk4's speaker
- All recorded messages are now erased from the memory of the iTalk4
Q: What can I try if the toy/appliance output doesn’t work with an iTalk2?
A: We recommend turning on the iTalk2 and plugging in the Toy/ Appliance. Sometimes, adapted devices can be misinterpreted if they have low resistance (i.e., a toy that uses a motor). This will force the iTalk2 into output mode.