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digimon pendulum manualIf you are new to this device, click Expand All Topics to read through everything at once. The three buttons to the right of the screen are; from top to bottom: A, B and C. Their functions are as follows: This also lets you choose between different menu items. When viewing the clock, this toggles the display between 12 hour and 24 time. If no icon is highlighted, and you are not in a menu, B will show you the clock. If you are in a menu, C will take you out of the menu. If no icon is highlighted, and you are not in a menu, C will switch what Digimon is shown on your screen (The ability to have two Digimon on screen will be automatically obtained after you have raised your first Digimon to the Child stage) The following combos exist: This lets you change the time. Changing time will not speed up growth on Digimon, but you may decide that your Digimon goes to bed later than you like. Change the clock to better match up with your personal schedule, it doesn’t necessarily have to be the real time after all. Once you press the combo, a list of eggs you have available will appear, so use A to cycle through them and B to confirm the egg you want to raise. You shouldn’t need to push it very often, but if at any point you think you want to reset your Digimon, you can press this button to soft-reset your Digimon, which brings up the option to Load or Reset. Choosing load will make you set the clock again, and then bring you back to the most recent saved state of your Digimon. Choosing Reset will erase EVERYTHING, so be careful. The battery that comes with new devices aren't always reliable, so they may die shortly after you buy a new device. Regardless of that, your progress will be saved automatically on a fairly frequent basis (at least once an hour, probably more frequently than that) so you don't need to worry about continuing raising your Digimon when the battery dies. After putting in a new battery, just hit LOAD to restore your progress.http://www.daehwa.info/uploaded/brk-electronics-sc6120b-manual.xml
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To help prevent this from occurring, it is recommended that you always reset to the splash screen (The one that says Digimon Pendulum) before removing the battery, and after inserting the new one. A little clacky thingy that keeps track of the number of times you shake the device vertically. Well, that’s not entirely true anymore though, because the Pendulum Ver.20th now uses an accelerometer, just like the one in your phone, to keep track of shakes. That clacky pendulum is apparently just for show now. The shaking is mainly used for training and battles. The icons bring up different menus that are vital for raising Digimon. Here’s what they all do. Stats will display for whichever Digimon is on screen. If both Digimon are on screen, you can cycle through both their stats. If you hit 99 Gigabytes, your Digimon will get sick. Eating adds weight while trainings and battles shed weight Feed your Digimon meat to fill the hearts back up. Effort is very important for evolution: different numbers of hearts can lead to different evolutionary lines, so you don’t necessarily need to have full, or even any, effort hearts. Experiment and see what happens! If you have no DP, you can’t fight. You also need full DP in order to Jogress. DP is restored by a full nights sleep, feeding proteins or by being frozen for a few hours (see the Light section for information on how to freeze a Digimon). These operate in a Rock-Paper-Scissors format, where if your attribute has an advantage over your opponent, you will have a higher chance to win than normal. If your Digimon is a Free attribute, there will be nothing listed for attribute. An O next to the letter means that you can do that action, an X means you cannot. A high win percentage is required to reach higher stages without Jogressing, and you want to make sure to do at least 15 battles If your power is higher than your enemy's power, then your attacks are more likely to hit. The higher the power difference, the higher the liklihood.http://implant-bor.ru/filippov/files/1598739106.xml All Digimon have a base power between 4 and 238. That number is the same for all Digimon of the same species. For example, all Ikkakumon have a base power of 58. Apart from base power, each Strength Heart adds 4 points to power, meaning you can add a total of 16 power to your Digimon. That same Ikkakumon has a power of 74 when its Strength Hearts are full. In other words, always make sure your Strength Hearts are full before battling! This stat resets on each evolution back to 0. See the Call section below for more information. Whatever Digimon is currently on screen will get fed, so you can feed them one at a time or both at once. Digimon can be given two types of food: Giving this to a Digimon will add one heart to the strength meter, two gigabytes to their weight and restore their DP by.25 points. Be careful about feeding too many Protein. If your Digimon reaches 99G it will get sick, and too many sicknesses can kill your Digimon! So one big meat will fill two hunger hearts for both Digimon. When you do a training, you get.25 points on the effort meter, so four trainings will make a full heart, regardless of whether or not they are successful. Your Digimon will also lose one gigabyte of weight every time they train. If training is successful, you will also gain a strength heart. If you manage a mega hit, you will lose more weight. When training begins, you are asked to COUNT, which means SHAKE THE DEVICE. Each Digimon has a specific number of shakes that it requires to get a Megahit, which is the best result you can get from training. A Megahit will completely fill your Strength and reduce your weight by 8. Try to make your shakes nice and even, and use a consistent speed. Once you have determined your Digimon’s specific shake count, you are ready for the Colosseum. Tag Training is performed the same way, but you only do shakes for the Digimon that appears immediately after initiating Tag Training.http://ninethreefox.com/?q=node/10501 Whether you get a Gigahit or not depends on the attribute of your Copymon. The attribute that works for your Digmon is shown in parentheses in the evolutioon guide, following the Megahit Shake Count. It’s every Digimon’s dream to be the strongest, and the Colosseum is where they all go to compete. You may choose to participate in Single or Tag battles, which are exactly what they sound like. After choosing your division, you will be able to Start or Continue. Starting will take you to the very first competitor or team, whereas continue will pick up where you left off. You will also choose which Digimon, including Copymon, will participate. There are 100 rounds of the Colosseum, and you will be handsomely rewarded for clearing them all. In addition, battling helps your Digimon achieve the Perfect and Ultimate stages. As a note, your Digimon, no matter how strong, may not always win. If you lose, you may get injured, at which point you should head over to the Bandage icon to heal. There is also a chance that you may get injured even if you do win. Keep attributes in mind when fighting, and try to use a Digimon whose attribute is stronger than the opponent’s. Even then, if you have an Ultimate stage Vaccine, you may still lose to a Virus Child. Luck is a factor in these battles, so when that happens, just try again. If you keep losing, maybe you should wait until you get a stronger Digimon, or switch to one of a different attribute. When doing Tag Battles, you will need to do the shake count for the Digimon you first selected for the battle. Critical hits can occur in tag battles when the second Digimon you choose fulfills the Gigahit requirement, as described in the Training section. Your Digimon will poop as time passes, and if you have two Digimon, both will lay waste to your screen. Just select this icon to clean it up, and make sure you never let 4 piles accumulate, or else your Digimon will get sick!http://afhobiecat.com/images/bravo-maytag-washer-manual.pdf Your Digimon will become tired every night, which is indicated by it switching between its idle and sleeping animation. Failing to put a tired Digimon to sleep will result in a care mistake. A sleeping Digimon will still grow, and may even evolve while sleeping, while a frozen Digimon does not grow at all. When your Digimon is frozen, its sprite is replaced with a refrigerator. There are two types of ailment: Dots and Skull. Dots means your Digimon is sick (probably because it’s TOO FAT) and Skull means your Digimon is Injured (probably because it LOST A BATTLE). When you select this icon, you choose which one your Digimon has, and it will be healed. Whichever Digimon is on screen is the one that the medicine is applied to. If both are on screen, both will get healed. Note that if your Digimon gets sick or injured 20 times, it will DIE. They are separate pools though, so you can get sick 19 times and injured 19 times without dying. You have four options to choose between: Adding entries into the album will unlock additional eggs, so raise a variety of Digimon! It only goes up to 999, and once you hit 999 wins you gain the title of CHAMPION, which is entirely cosmetic and doesn't unlock anything else. These passwords can be found in the Password Copymon section of the site, and are reusable. If you want to battle against something other than a Pendulum Ver.20th, you can choose Pendulum Original or Other to use the original Pendulum and Digital Monster battle systems respectively. In order to Jogress, you will need two Digimon that are Adult stage or higher, and both will need to be at full DP. Most of the time, both Digimon will need to be at the same stage, but there are some special evolutions that use Digimon of two different stages. You can choose to Jogress between two devices, or two Digimon on your device, including Copymon. The Digimon in the “Left” slot determines the outcome Digimon, based on the attribute of the Digimon in the “Right” slot.http://c2mag.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162855293bde37---bushnell-elite-1500-arc-manual.pdf When Jogressing between two devices, both Digimon will evolve, and will be treated as the “Left” Digimon. When Jogressing on the same device, the Digimon in the right slot will disappear, because it has just been absorbed by another Digimon. For information on what combinations make what Digimon, check out the evolution guide. When receiving, the copied Digimon will show up next to one of your two normal Digimon, but as a little “doll”. Its normal LCD image can be seen when viewing its stats, battling or Jogressing. Copymon are a great way to get Jogresses! When this happens, act fast. If the call light goes out before you take care of the Digimon, that counts as a care mistake. The number of care mistakes you have will affect the outcome of your evolution. For evolving to the Child or Adult stages, your number of care mistakes, along with your effort, will decide what Digimon you evolve into. For evolving to the Perfect or Ultimate stages, too many care mistakes will prevent you from evolving naturally, leaving Jogressing as your only option. Calls may occur for the following reasons: Note that if you have sound off, calls will still occur. You’ll get a cute little splash screen and be asked to set the time. Use A to change the hours, B to change the minutes, and C to stop setting the clock. You will then see your very first Digitama (also called a Digi-Egg). After 1 minute of an egg being on screen, it will hatch, and immediately beep at you because it is STARVING. Feed it, train it, or just do whatever. Literally nothing you do during this stage matters, but it’s a nice warm up. After 10 minutes, the Digimon will evolve to its Baby II form. Care mistakes are now being tracked on your device, but you won’t see a meter for that anywhere, so if you are concerned about that, you will just have to keep track separately. The number of care mistakes you make will decide which Child stage your Digimon will evolve into.cuacuonbinhduong.com/upload/files/black u0026 decker laser plus manual.pdf Your device has 3 eggs on it when you start, but more can be found by meeting certain conditions. After choosing the egg, it will hatch in one minute, just like your first one. You can only raise two Digimon at a time, so you have to wait for a slot to open up via Jogressing or Death before you can choose your next egg. The times are as follows: So long as you don’t completely neglect your Digimon, you are pretty much guaranteed to reach the Adult stage. The Perfect and Ultimate stages requires battling to reach, and these battles must be completed within 40 or 48 hours of it evolving respectively. Additionally, not only do you have to battle, but you have to have a good win percentage. The minimum win percentages is 40, but a higher win percentage increases chances of evolving further. In addition, only your last 15 battles are counted for win percentage, so keep that in mind. Winning at least 12 out of your 15 most recent battles will guarantee evolution into Perfect or Ultimate as long as you don't have too many care mistakes. Winning 9 to 11 out of 15 will give you a 75 chance of evolution, and winning 6 to 8 will give you a 50 of evolution. Alternatively, you can also choose to Jogress to reach the Perfect or Ultimate stages, but some Perfect stages can only proceed with natural evolution, and some can only proceed via Jogress. These animations are all just there for show, and don't mean anything by themselves. If you don't interact with your Digimon for about a minute, the screen will turn off. You can press any button to turn the screen back on. Potentially you could still keep it alive forever, but you aren’t going to. You’re going to go to a party one night and forget to freeze them before you leave. And then they will die. You monster. There are actually several ways your Digimon can die, including the following: When a Digimon is about to die, it stops moving and lets out a series of cries that get progressively more desperate for one minute.http://www.helpfulhunks.com.au/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1628552a1cd8f5---Bushnell-camera-manual.pdf This is your chance.Please never do this to a real pet. Ever. Your Digimon has died and converted back into raw data. Oh well! LET’S MAKE A NEW ONE. Just like that, you will be able to select a new egg and start all over again. After the death animation plays, you will see your Digimon leave an egg which will remain on the screen. This will grant the next Digimon that you hatch from this slot a small bonus for chance to evolve to Perfect and Ultimate. However, because it is already possible to get 100 chance of evolution to Perfect and Ultimate, this bonus is honestly not useful. First things first, I do not own any of the images of Digimon found on this site, which are all property of Bandai. Most of these images were taken from Wikimon, while some of the sprites were reproduced myself. The evolutionary requirement images were put together by me, but feel free to use them for your own purposes. Otherwise the entirety of the layout shown was put together by me. I do have Google Analytics setup on this site just to be able to monitor site usage. I do not collect any personal data, nor do I inject any other kind of cookies. While the main page of this site does have targeted ads, the evolution charts and other informational pages do not. This is not meant as a money-making endeavour, and the ads on the main page are meant to just recoup some of of the costs of hosting. While much of this information has been officially revealed by Bandai, 95 of it was determined by the Digimon community before that information was released. A special thanks in particular to BladeSabre at WTW, who personally provided a large chunck of the results shown, and who's work in Digimon Arduino has made it possible for more information to be gathered. Thank you also to bludragon1220 who helped me assemble my own Arduino, which has been very useful. This is just a random side project I've chosen to take on, so improvements will generally be on the slower side.http://saraelv.no/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1628552a7b3a0b---bushnell-deep-space-525x3-reflector-telescope-manual.pdf I won't be accepting any kinds of donations to fund development, as I use this hosting for multiple projects, so I'd be paying to keep this all up anyway. Anytime I update it will be posted there. If there is an improvement or feature you would like to see made, fill out the form below to request it. Just make sure to check the feature tracker first to see if someone already requested that improvement. First things first, I do not own any of the images of Digimon found on this site, which are all property of Bandai. Most of these images were taken from Wikimon, while some of the sprites were reproduced myself. The evolutionary requirement images were put together by me, but feel free to use them for your own purposes. Otherwise the entirety of the layout shown was put together by me. I do have Google Analytics setup on this site just to be able to monitor site usage. I do not collect any personal data, nor do I inject any other kind of cookies. While the main page of this site does have targeted ads, the evolution charts and other informational pages do not. This is not meant as a money-making endeavour, and the ads on the main page are meant to just recoup some of of the costs of hosting. While much of this information has been officially revealed by Bandai, 95 of it was determined by the Digimon community before that information was released. A special thanks in particular to BladeSabre at WTW, who personally provided a large chunck of the results shown, and who's work in Digimon Arduino has made it possible for more information to be gathered. Thank you also to bludragon1220 who helped me assemble my own Arduino, which has been very useful. This is just a random side project I've chosen to take on, so improvements will generally be on the slower side. I won't be accepting any kinds of donations to fund development, as I use this hosting for multiple projects, so I'd be paying to keep this all up anyway. Anytime I update it will be posted there.www.easyhairstyler.com/tmp/phpzyGy3S' to '/home/www/happyhair/easyhairstyler.com/htdocs/www/img/files/black u0026 decker kw850e router manual.pdf If there is an improvement or feature you would like to see made, fill out the form below to request it. Just make sure to check the feature tracker first to see if someone already requested that improvement. The button on the lower right will show an FAQ that answers many common questions about raising Digimon. You can click on any Digimon image below to see more details about that Digimon as well. Use the version selector above to display only charts that are available on your device, and use the abbreviations to jump to a specific chart. Winner gets the egg. Your Digimon will call when its Hunger or Strength Hearts empty, or when it is time for it to go to bed. You have 10 minutes to refill hearts and 30 minutes to put a Digimon to bed before the Call Light goes out and you get a Care Mistake. If Hunger and Strength empty at the same time, each will count as its own care mistake, even if the Call Light goes out at the same time for both. Waking a sleeping Digimon does not count as a Care Mistake. It does not matter if the Training is successful, it will count. Unless you get 20 Care Mistakes, Sicknesses or Injuries, your Digimon is guaranteed to evolve into Adult. If an Adult or Perfect level DigimonNot all Perfect level Digimon can evolve into Ultimate on their own, so you may need Jogress to reach that level. The time your Digimon spends sleeping will count towards its evolution timer, but time spent in Cold Mode will not. Care Mistakes, Effort Hearts, Sicknesses and Injuries all reset upon evolution. If you only do 15 battles as a Child, and you win at least 12 of them, this will result in a 100 chance of evolving to Perfect and Ultimate without doing any further battles (assuming the Care Mistake requirements are met). However, it is important to remember that only the most recent 15 battles are counted for evolution, so if you do battle more after evolving, make sure you have still won 12 of your 15 most recent battles. If you aren't sure, do 15 more just in case. You can have 7 Tag victories and 8 Single victories and they will count together as 15 victories. You can even just do the first battle of the Colosseum over and over again to get the reuqired 15 battles. If you have won 12 of your 15 most recent battles, and you have not exceeded the care mistake limit for your target evolution, you also have a 100 chance of evolving into Perfect and Ultimate (unless your Digimon does not have a natural Ultimate form) This is noted on their status screen as JO. If a Digimon says JX, it cannot Jogress. If your Digimon says JO and will not Jogress, double check your DP. A Digimon requires full DP in order to Jogress. Sleeping or being in Cold Mode for 3 hours will restore all DP, and feeding 4 protein will restore 1 DP. Mamemon, Digitamamon, Savior Hackmon, Crescemon and DORUguremon all work properly, so they can be used instead. When Jogressing two Digimon on one device, the Digimon that is chosen first will be the one that decides the Jogress result. For example, if I have an Ikkakumon and a Kiwimon, and I choose Ikkakumon first for the Jogress, the result will be Whamon. However, if I were to choose Kiwimon first, then the result would be Garudamon. If Ikkakumon and Kiwimon were on two different devices, then Ikkakumon would become Whamon and Kiwimon would become Garudamon. No battles are required. Traited eggs may increase the chance for evolutiuon into Perfect and Ultimate, but this does not matter as long as you have won 12 of your 15 most recent battles. Even if it does, winning 12 of your 15 most recent battles gives a 100 chance of evolution into Perfect and Ultimate, so shaking is not necessary for a 100 chance. The number of full skulls indicates how many care mistakes are required, while half skulls indicate that a care mistake is optional. In the example to the left, 1 care mistake is required, but 2 or 3 will also work, though 4 will not. For evolving into Child or Adult, if 4 Care Mistakes are indicated as working for evolution, more than 4 Care Mistakes will also work. For evolving into Perfect or Ultimate, more than 4 care mistakes will immediately kill your Digimon when it is time for it to evolve. The number of full hearts indicates how many effort hearts are required, while half hearts indicate that an effort heart is optional. In the example to the left, 2 effort hearts are required, but 3 or 4 will also work. Digimon with this requirement must have battled a minimum of 15 times, though it does not matter during which level those battles were done, as battles do not reset upon evolution. For example, if a Child level Digimon battles 15 times, and it is now a Perfect level and has done no more battles, those same 15 battles still count toward evolving into Perfect. If more than 15 battles are done with a Digimon, only the last 15 count. This means the victory percentage shown in the stat screen does not necessarily reflect victories counted toward evolution. If you are not sure if you have won 12 of your 15 most recent battles, just do 15 more and make sure to win those. Adults evolving into Perfect still have a chance of evolution if at least 6 out of 15 battles are victories, and Perfects evolving into Ultimate still have a chance of evolution if at least 9 out of 15 battles are victories. However, both levels have a 100 chance of evolution with 12 out of 15 victories, so always get at least 12 to be safe. For normal Jogresses, you must use a partner that is the same level as your Digimon, so Adults can only Jogress with Adults and Perfects can only Jogress with Perfects. Under the word Jogress, each pair of letters indicates what type of Digimon will work for this Jogress. Va is Vaccine, Da is Data, Vi is Virus and Fr is Free. If more than one pair of letters is shown, then any of the displayed types can be used. You can check a Digimon's type on the status screen.The sprite shown to the right indicates the specific Digimon needed to perform the Jogress. This battle can be via connection, and will work against a copymon, or it can be against one of the Alphamon fought in the Tag Colosseum. First things first, I do not own any of the images of Digimon found on this site, which are all property of Bandai. Most of these images were taken from Wikimon, while some of the sprites were reproduced myself. The evolutionary requirement images were put together by me, but feel free to use them for your own purposes. Otherwise the entirety of the layout shown was put together by me. I do have Google Analytics setup on this site just to be able to monitor site usage. I do not collect any personal data, nor do I inject any other kind of cookies. While the main page of this site does have targeted ads, the evolution charts and other informational pages do not. This is not meant as a money-making endeavour, and the ads on the main page are meant to just recoup some of of the costs of hosting. While much of this information has been officially revealed by Bandai, 95 of it was determined by the Digimon community before that information was released. A special thanks in particular to BladeSabre at WTW, who personally provided a large chunck of the results shown, and who's work in Digimon Arduino has made it possible for more information to be gathered. Thank you also to bludragon1220 who helped me assemble my own Arduino, which has been very useful. This is just a random side project I've chosen to take on, so improvements will generally be on the slower side. I won't be accepting any kinds of donations to fund development, as I use this hosting for multiple projects, so I'd be paying to keep this all up anyway. Anytime I update it will be posted there. If there is an improvement or feature you would like to see made, fill out the form below to request it. Just make sure to check the feature tracker first to see if someone already requested that improvement. Each version has a roster of 20 Digimon and additional functions such as the Pendulum training and Jogressing. It evolves through 6 stages after hatching from the egg, beginning with the Baby Stage and ending in the Ultimate Stage. This Pendulum includes the first edition 1.0 and special edition 1.5 featuring a slightly altered cast of Digimon. Combinations are below.Combinations are below.Combinations are below.Combinations are below.Combinations are below.The call icon will activate when your Digimon runs out of hearts, or when it’s time to turn out the lights. Waking the Digimon during sleep is also counted as a Care Mistake. If you want the Digimon to wake up, without this being counted as a Care Mistake, then set the clock to some time during the day. If the Digimon doesn’t get its 8 hours of sleep, its DP won’t be restored, be careful. Waking the Digimon directly, or failing to turn off the lights, will also move its regular waking time to later in the day. To ensure an even greater chance, battle during the Child stage and achieve as high of a Win Ratio as you can prior to evolving into Perfect. This is what is called a “Traited Egg” and once hatched it will give you an extra 10 of evolving to Perfect. The results are cumulative also, so numerous generations of Traited Eggs will add 10 for each generation. Notify me of new posts by email. It contains all of the previous Digimon from the Pendulum generation Digimon Virtual Pet line but is not all obtainable in one device. The Pendulum generation are now divided into two halves and is exclusives to each specific device. It maintains most of the features from Digital Monster Ver.20th such as raising two Digimon at once but also adds a lot more new features such as Copymon appearing as a partner for each Digimon on screen and a pause option with a freezer. The Jogress features makes a comeback and is now able to even combine with copied Digimon. Same as the previous 20th, each color variation contain some exclusives Digimon which is unobtainable on different color. Wave 1 consists of the Original Silver Black and the Original Silver Blue colors, while Wave 2 consists of the Dukemon and Beelzebumon colors. Six available eggs are based on the original six versions of the Digimon Pendulum, with version X.5 Digimon included in the same egg groups as the version X.0 Digimon. Additional Digimon that were not featured in the original versions were also added to the Wind Guardians and Virus Buster eggs. This table demonstrates which eggs are found on each color based on how they are unlocked.A and C can also be used to change the time on the clock menu. Keep it at 80 and above for a higher chance of evolving. The effort meter is permanent for each level and is important for evolution route to Adult level. This meter can be filled either by forcing pills, a full sleep or put in freezer for a few hours. Successful tag training counts for both Digimon. But the copied Digimon will be gone once it has Jogressed. Currently no codes has been released yet. To obtain traited egg, the Digimon must at least lived a few days (2 days minimum) after evolution. Also try to fill the effort meter and do a couple of battles. This usually will result in Traited Egg in which the Digimon will leave a new Egg instead of a computer grave when it time to fade. This can be done continuously without limit as long as the shake counts is consistent and fast enough throughout the death theme. Evolution is not halted during sleep time this is a great method to evolve manually from Perfect to Ultimate level for vaccine ultimate level. This is only recommended during urgent times. When the counting screen appears, you can hear a little beep at the end which signals the end of counting shake.