Slide 1: Slide 2: Plug the control unit into a 110 volt electrical outletSlide 3: Slide 4: Slide 5: Next, plug an appliance into the electrical outlet on the control unit. Remember to select the mode of control on the appliance you want to use (ie: on/off, preset radio station or CD)Slide 6: Slide 7: Then, using a cable with 1/8” plugs on both ends, insert one end into the control unit’s input jack, and insert the other end into BIGmack’s toy/appliance (TOY/APPL) jack.Slide 8: Slide 9: Now, the appliance should be activated when the BIGmack switch is pushed. For example, the CD player will play music when the switch is pushed once, and stop playing when the switch is pushed again. Slide 10: Slide 11: Slide 12: Slide 13: Slide 14: Slide 15: Slide 16: Who Can Benefit From The BIGmack? Adults and children with physical disabilities may benefit from BIGmack. Those with poor fine motor skills, speech impairments, or low vision may especially benefit from using the BIGmack. A child may use BIGmack to participate in roll call at school Present!Slide 17: A picture could be taped to the top of the BIGmack that represents the device it will activate, enabling the person to control their environment.Slide 18: Today at school, we painted in art class, had cheeseburgers for lunch, and I played on Josh’s kickball team! A child could tell his parents about his school daySlide 19: GO TEAM! A person could cheer along with the crowdSlide 20: