RJ Cooper & Associates

27601 Forbes Road, Suite 39
Laguna Niguel, California 92677-1241
United States
Telephone: 800-752-6673 or 949-582-2572.
Fax: 949-582-3169.
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Products manufactured by RJ Cooper & Associates (listed alphabetically)

1. 101 ANIMATIONS

   101 Animations is a cause and effect training program designed for use with children with cognitive and upper extremity disabilities. This simple activity causes a loud, large animation (non-age-specific cartoon) on the computer screen with every switch activation. This program includes 101 animations. This program can be accessed with Mouseclick (see separate entry), a touch screen, a single switch, or the standard keyboard space bar. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers or IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

2. 2+2

   2+2 is a math skills training system designed for use with children with low vision or cognitive disabilities. This program focuses on early arithmetic problems and uses an errorless learning method. The program features both drill and test modes and are designed to enable the instructor to enter vertical or horizontal problems for drilling and testing. This program can be accessed using the standard keyboard, IntelliKeys (not included; see separate entry), or a single switch (not included). COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers or on IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

3. APPLICATION CLICKER (MODELS SM-32, SM-32R, SW-32, & SW-32R)

   Application Clicker is a cause and effect lesson authoring program designed for use in creating learning activites for children with cognitive or severe physical disabilities. This program can be used for making cause/effect activities from websites, DVDs, videos, or music. The program opens a window on the left of a screen on which the target is open. The user then positions the cursor over the desired target and presses S to start the counter. The program clicks on the Play link, which changes to a Stop link, and displays and counts down the number of seconds selected by the user. It then clicks on the Stop link, producing the cause/effect activity. The learner clicks to resume the activity. The program also works in Windows Media Player, QuickTime Player, iTunes, or any site that has continuous feedback. The program can be copied onto a flash drive and run from there, allowing it to be used on multiple computers. The software is available on CD (models SM-32 or SW-32) or in a downloadable version that can be tried up to 7 times as a demo, then becomes permanently operable with purchase of a registration code (models SM-32R or SW-32R). COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Any Windows operating system (models SW-32 or SW-32R) or any Mac (models SM-32 or SM-32R). An OS X upgrade from earlier versions is available.

4. ARTICULATING ARM (MODEL H-1)

   The Articulating Arm is switch mounting hardware designed to enable control switches and communicators to be placed in virtually any position for individuals with upper extremity or severe physical disabilities. The adjustable arm attaches to a table, wheelchair, bed rail, etc. Three knobs permit adjustability and lock the unit in position.

5. AUGGIE (MODEL H-58)

   The Auggie, model H-58, is a direct selection or scanning communicator designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This unit consists of an Ultra Mini PC (UMPC) running Windows XP, with two USB ports and a finger-operable true touchscreen. The unit comes with PTP-PC communication software, a wireless modem, and a desk stand. The unit is operated by direct touch. With an optional switch interface it can be operated by trackball, joystick, a switch or switches, or head tracking. OPTIONS: Mayer-Johnson Speaking Dynamically Pro with BoardMaker; accessory pack with compact keyboard with built-in trackpad, external USB DVD/CD player, heavy-duty battery, and carry case; SAM-Cordless switch interface; SwitchHopper switch interface; Mini-Click USB switch; Switch Click USB switch; CrossScanner; SlantBoard; MagicArm. POWER: Uses power supply/charger or echargeable battery; the external speaker/case uses 3 double-A batteries. DIMENSIONS (HxW): 6.5 x 12 inches. The touchscreen is 3.5 x 6 inches. The optional compact keyboard is 6.5 x 13 inches. The optional Magic Arm has 22-inch reach. WEIGHT: Batteries weigh 2 pounds.

6. BEEPER BOX (MODEL H-12)

   The Beeper Box, model H-12, is a switch assessment system designed for use in testing control switches. This unit has two switch inputs that accept any switch with a standard 0.125-inch plug. The interface beeps when activated. Switches can be plugged in for testing or to produce morse code. Using two switches for morse code gives beeps of different pitch and volume. The louder input can be used for switch testing. POWER: Uses 2 triple-A batteries. DIMENSIONS (HxDxW): 1 x 2 x 4 inches.

7. BIG BABY BUTTON, THE

   The BIG Baby Button is a switch interface designed for use by babies and children with fine motor and upper extremity disabilities. This large button-style switch has a built-in switch interface to enable use of a computer with the switch. The large switch surface requires only a light touch for activation. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use with IBM and compatible computers with serial or USB ports or for Macintosh computers with an ADB port. Also available is a cordless version for use on IBM and compatible computers with a serial or USB port. DIMENSIONS: The switch surface is 7 inches in diameter. COLOR: The switch surface is bright yellow.

8. BIG BUTTON IPOD REMOTE (MODEL H-13)

   The Big Button iPod Remote, model H-13, is a large button remote control for an Apple iPod player designed for use by individuals with fine motor disabilities. This infra-red (IR) remote is available in two versions. One includes a dock in which the iPod is inserted; and the other use a small IR receiver that does not block the earphone jack. The IR receiver can also be used to connect the remote to the iPod Nano as well as iPhones and iPads. The remote's buttons are raised and slightly convex, and each button is a different color. The unit's entire face is angled at about 20 degrees. The unit has switch inputs on the rear for performing any of the button functions. The remote unit comes with a receiver unit that attaches to the bottom of the iPod. OPTIONS: Stand/speaker; Labtec PureFi iPod speaker. DIMENSIONS (HxDxW): 2 x 5 x 8 inches. The play/pause button is 1.75 inches in diameter; other buttons are 1.25 inches in diameter. WEIGHT: 1 pound. COLOR: White casing with red, blue, green, yellow, and orange buttons.

9. BIGGY

   Biggy is a cursor control interface designed to enlarge cursors on the computer screen for people with visual or cognitive disabilities. This program offers a variety of large cursor alternatives, some with animation, that are at least twice the size of the standard cursor. The program also offers replacements for the I-beam cursor and the wait cursor (the watch on Macintosh computers and the hourglass in Windows). Both versions also have an option that automatically "snaps" the cursor to the "OK" or default button in dialogue boxes, as well as the option of having the pointer wrap around the screen rather than stopping at the edge. The Windows versions also include KeyMouse which enables all mouse movement and button functions to be controlled using the numeric keypad on a standard keyboard or using Intellikeys (see separate entry), and an option which enables the window sizing arrows to be enlarged. The Windows 95/98 version also enables the user to thicken all borders to make grabbing the edge of a window easier. The Macintosh version can double the size of all other cursors. This utility program works within any software program. DIMENSIONS: In all versions, the Biggy cursors are 32 x 32 pixels rather than the standard 16 x 16 pixels; the Macintosh version can enlarge the cursor to 32 x 64 pixels. OPTIONS: A trimmed down version called Biggy-Light is available only through the manufacturer web site or in quantities of 10 or more. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers using OS 9 and earlier or OS X and on IBM and compatible computers using any version of Windows.

10. BRAILLE & TACTILE OVERLAYS FOR INTELLIKEYS (MODEL H-38)

    Braille & Tactile Overlays for Intellikeys, model H-38, are braille keytop overlays designed to enable children who are blind to access Intellikeys (not included; see entry). The set includes two sets of the six standard Intellikeys overlays in tactile format, with one set in Grade One Braille and one set in raised large print. Each overlay is bar coded for communication with Intellikeys, so no additional sending software is required.

11. CHILDREN'S SWITCH PROGRESSIONS

    Children's Switch Progressions (formerly R.J.'s Switch Progressions) is a control switch training program designed for use by children with upper extremity and cognitive disabilities. This program offers seven activities for training in the use of single switches (or a touch screen). The activities progress from requiring that a switch be activated randomly to requiring that the switch be activated at specifically timed intervals. Skills developed include understanding cause/effect and attending to an extended task (levels 0 and 1), following directions (level 2), and responding to visual prompts (level 3). Each activity can be conducted at any of the three levels. Other adjustable parameters include reaction speed, penalty for inattention or inappropriate switch activation, length of reinforcement, release (reinforcement upon switch hit or release), and auditory feedback as optional reinforcement. This program can be accessed with a switch, the keyboard spacebar, a touch screen, or MouseClick (see separate entry). The graphics are age appropriate and the program enable the user to record music for use with the program. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers.

12. CHINCHEEKA DUAL SWITCH (MODEL H-51)

    The ChinCheeka Dual Switch, model H-51, is a chin or cheek switch designed for use by individuals with severe physical disabilities, spinal cord injury, or cerebral palsy. This two-switch unit can be used for step-scanning/ control on a computer or for switch-adapted items that require two switches. In step-scanning, one switch is used to step (move) through choices, and the other to select a choice. OPTIONS: Magic Arm, Mini-Arm, or Articulating Arm for mounting.

13. CORDLESS SWITCH INTERFACE (MODEL H-53-USB)

    The Cordless Switch Interface, model H-53-USB, is a computer switch interface and mouse emulator designed for use by individuals with fine motor, neurological, or upper extremity disabilities. This unit provides a place to plug switches into a computer without having to connect a cable to the computer. This unit can also be used as a presentation mouse. It has two switch inputs. When switches are plugged into the jacks, they function as standard mouse-clicks (left or right in Windows; left or control-click for Macintosh), and with installation of the accompanying SwitchHopper for Windows (SAM-X for Mac OS X) software, each button can be configured to function as any mouse-button event or keystroke. This unit does not interfere with the operation of other pointing devices, such as a mouse.

14. CROSSSCANNER (MODELS SMX-3, SM-3, & SW-3)

    CrossScanner is a mouse emulator program designed for use by individuals with fine motor, neurological, or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury. This program enables one- or two-switch control of mouse functions. With the switch(es) plugged into a switch interface (not included), the user is able to perform mouse moves; performs clicks, double clicks, and drags; operate menus; and enter text through an on-screen keyboard. An AutoScan feature enabless the user to initiate scrolling with one click and halt it with a second click. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Mac OS 10.2 and greater (model SMX-3), Mac OS 9 and earlier (model SM-3), or Windows operating system (model SW-3).

15. EARLY & ADVANCED SWITCH GAMES

    Early and Advanced Switch Games is a control switch training program designed to provide training in the use of single switches for children with upper extremity disabilities. This program includes 19 games and activities ranging from cause and effect through following directions and matching, and up to using the switch to make a funny face and print it out. Examples of games included are Noises, which provides instant positive reinforcement on switch activation; Build-A-Scene, which adds a part of a picture every time the switch is pressed; and an advanced set of games that require counting, matching, and manipulation. User name, reaction speed, and type of scanning can be selected and saved. This program can be accessed using a switch, a touch screen, mouseclick, or keyboard spacebar. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Apple II computers, Macintosh computers, or IBM and compatible computers

16. FIND THE BUTTONS

    Find the Buttons is a computer instruction program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This audible button program teaches users about the computer graphical user interface (GUI) by providing audible feedback for the movements of the mouse. The program offers ten sizable and movable on-screen buttons, each of which has its own individual audible tone. As the user leaves a button, another sound is heard. When the mouse is in the margin where there are no buttons, a different sound is heard. When the user clicks on a button, a more detailed sound is heard. The program enables users to record their own sounds so the sounds can be customized or can tell a story. COMPATIBILITY: Versions of this program are available for use on Macintosh computers or IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

17. H-56 IPAD ULTIMATE II CASE

    The H-56 iPad Ultimate II Case is a tablet computer protector designed for use by individuals with grasping, upper extremity and fine motor disabilities who use an Apple iPad. The case uses a special foam and is resistant to damage. The handle is foldable and can be attached to the case by rivets. A shoulder strap (included) or a stand can also be attached to the case by removing the handle. A screen protector is also included with the product. COMPATIBILITY: For use with the Apple iPad 2, 3 or 4. COLOR: Black, blue or pink.

18. H-86: CAPACITIVE HEADPOINTER

    The H-86: Capacitive HeadPointer is a headwand and stylus for tablet computer and touchscreen designed for use by individuals with grasping or upper extremity disabilities, spinal cord injury, or severe physical disabilities. This product is a combination of a capacitive mouthstick and a headpointer, allowing people with limited or no use of their hands to use an iPad and other tablet devices that have a capacitive touchscreen. The fit of the H-86 headpointer is adjustable with a "dial." The mouthstick does not require any skin contact to activate or control the touchscreen device. OPTIONS: H-86-STYLUS capacitive mouthstick available separately. COMPATIBILITY: For use with the Apple iPad or other devices with capacitive touchscreens. DIMENSIONS: The mouthstick is 14 inches long; a shorter mouthstick is available upon request. The distance between top of the head and tip is about 20 inches. It can be reduced by putting the angled rod at the top through its plastic holder from the rear instead of the front (as shown in the picture).

19. H-88 TABLET HANDPOINTER

    The H-88 Tablet HandPointer is a stylus for a tablet computer or other touch screen device designed for use by individuals with fine motor or neurological disabilities or arthritis. This capacitive stylus is designed to interact with the touchscreens of an iPad or other tablet. The stylus is mounted on a plastic cylinder, which is grasped in the users palm with the stylus emerging from between the first and second (index and middle) fingers or the second and third (middle and ring) fingers. The cylinder is secured to the hand with a Velcro strap that goes around the back of the hand and a second strap, attached to the first, that fastens around the wrist. The HandPointer is designed to fit any hand, and it can be cut to meet individual needs. COMPATIBILITY: For use with the Apple iPad or other devices with capacitive touchscreens.

20. H-91 IPAD MINI ULTIMATE II CASE

    The H-91 iPad Mini Ultimate II Case is a tablet computer protector designed for use by individuals with grasping, upper extremity and fine motor disabilities who use an Apple iPad. The case is made of rigid foam, protecting all sides and edges. The thick front protects the iPad screen by not letting it touch the ground if dropped. The handle can be folded down to act as a stand, or it can be removed to mount the case to a holder. A strap can also be attached to the case. COMPATIBILITY: For use with the Apple iPad Mini. COLOR: Available in blue and pink.

21. ICANEMAIL (MODELS SM-24 & SM-27)

    ICanEmail is a voice output electronic mail program designed for use by individuals with learning, visual, or physical disabilities. This full-screen talking email program operates in a sequential manner, where it asks one question at a time, such as "Who would you like to send this to?" or "If you'd like to speak your message, you can do that here." The email partner (sender or recipient) does not require any special software to interact with the user of this program. The program also enables the user to send or receive mail from other users on their system, without using the Internet. AOL, Hotmail, and other email providers can be accessed through a third party program, IzyMail. The program works with a keyboard such as IntelliKeys or BigKeys (see entries); a pointing device such as Magic Touchscreen, SAM-Joystick, or SAM-Trackball; or CrossScanner for single switch (see entries). The program can also be operated by voice, even the voice of an augmentative communication device. The program is available in downloadable or CD versions. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible (model SM-24) or Macintosh (model SM-27) computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Any Windows (model SM-24) or Mac (model SM-27) operating system.

22. IPAD CORDLESS SUPER-SWITCH

    The iPad Cordless Super-Switch is a touch switch designed to enable individuals with severe physical, motor control, or upper extremity disabilities, neurological or spinal cord injury to control an Apple iPad. The circular switch connects to the iPad wirelessly using Bluetooth 2.1 and has a range of over 50 feet. It can be activated by pressing anywhere on the large top surface. COMPATIBILITY: For use with the Apple iPad. DIMENSIONS: The diameter of the switch is 5 inches. POWER: Rechargable lithium-ion battery can be charged through a USB port or USB AC charger. COLOR: Yellow.

23. IPAD CORDLESS SWITCH INTERFACE

    The iPad Cordless Switch Interface is a computer switch control interface designed to enable individuals with severe physical, motor control, neurological or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury to control an Apple iPad with a switch. This unit has two switch input jacks. When a switch is plugged into one of the unit's jacks, the switch input becomes a tap or touch for any iPad application (app) programmed for switch access. The switch interface connects to the iPad wirelessly using Bluetooth 2.1 and has a range of over 50 feet. COMPATIBILITY: For use with the Apple iPad. POWER: Rechargable lithium-ion battery can be charged through a USB port or USB AC charger.

24. JOYSTICK (& MOUSE) TRAINER

    The Joystick (& Mouse) Trainer is a wheelchair control switch assessment program designed to enable users to learn the skills necessary to operate a powered wheelchair without the risks associated with operating the chair itself. This program begins at a very early motor and cognitive level with simple exploratory activities for gross movement and cognitive awareness, moves through initial proportional path-oriented tasks, and graduates to maze games for fine control. As the user's skill level increases, incrementally more challenging tasks are presented. The skills developed with this program are also appropriate for mouse training for computer control. COMPATIBILITY: Versions of this program are available for use on Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows95.

25. KEYBOARD STAND (MODEL H-38)

    The Keyboard Stand, model H-38, is a keyboard tray and slant board designed for use by individuals with neurological or physical disabilities. This unit holds the user's keyboard at an angle such as 45 or 60 degrees, which reduces head-bobbing, where the user has to look down, then up at the monitor, then down, then up, etc. It also eliminates the accidental production of spaces by the palm of the hand, and puts the keyboard at an angle in line with the screen. The unit is lightweight and transportable, and stays in place with Stick & Stuck adhesive material on the bottom.

26. KEYREAD (MODELS SM-22 & SW-22)

    KeyRead is a screen reader program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. Tailored to users who may be new to the computer, this reader is controlled by the standard keyboard arrow keys and echoes each keystroke. This system works with most applications, including word processors and web browsers and offers selective reading of the screen and menus. COMPATIBILITY: Model SM-22 is for use on Macintosh computers and model SW-22 is for use on IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

27. LAPTOP KEYBOARD COVER (MODEL H-20)

    The Laptop Keyboard Cover, model H-20, is a laptop keyboard cover and switch support designed for use by individuals with fine motor, neurological, or upper extremity disabilities or cerebarl palsy. This unit covers the keyboard on a laptop and provides a surface for placement of a switch, so the user can operate the laptop with a switch without distraction from the keyboard. The cover goes both under and over the keyboard, covering all the keys and the connections. The back and both sides are open to allow the user to slide the cover on/off from the front or side. SIZES: Extra small, small, medium, large, or extra large. DIMENSIONS (HxDxW): 1.25 x 7 x 9 inches (extra small); 1.25 x 9.5 x 13 inches (small); 1.25 x 10.5 x 15 inches (medium); 1.25 x 11.5 x 17 inches (large); 1.25 x 12.5 x 19 inches (extra large).

28. LITERACY PACK

    The Literacy Pack is a set of access and literacy items, including a keyboard interface, a voice output word processor program, and a spelling tutorial program, designed for use by individuals with cognitive, visual, and upper extremity disabilities. This package includes IntelliKeys and IntelliTalk (see separate entries) by IntelliTools and Spell-A-Word (see separate entry). COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use with Macintosh computers or IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

29. MINI-AUGGIE (MODEL H-19)

    The Mini-Auggie, model H-19, is a direct selection or scanning communicator designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This augmentative communication device consists of a PocketPC (HP iPaq 2495) loaded with Point To Pictures - Mobile (PTP-Mobile) software. The unit is touch-sensitive and comes with built-in voice recording capability and the Mayer-Johnson PCS library on an SD card. An unlimited number of pages with up to 25 pictures per page can be stored, jumped to, and retrieved. The selected picture can be displayed on the full screen. The rugged case is almost all speaker. The PTP-Mobile AAC program can be operated by touching the screen, or through auto- or step-scanning with the optional cordless switch interface. Scanning can be visual or auditory. Voices are NeoSpeech Kate and Paul. OPTIONS: Cordless Mini-Auggie Switch Interface; Remind Me: PPC software for reminders and activity guidance. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery; extra batteries are available. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: This unit can interface with a PC with Windows 98 SE or greater. WEIGHT: 1.2 pounds. COLOR: Case is black. WARRANTY: 1-year warranty on manufacturer defects only; 1-year accidental coverage is also included. Two years of accident coverage is available.

30. MINI-SWITCHPORT

    The Mini-SwitchPort is a computer switch control interface designed for use by individuals with fine motor, neurological, or upper extremity disabilities. This unit has two switch input jacks and a retractable USB cable for connecting to a computer. When a switch is plugged into one of the unit's jacks, the switch input becomes standard mouse-clicks (Windows: left, right; Macintosh: click, click), and with installation of the accompanying Switchhopper software, each button can be configured to input any mouse-button event or keystroke. This unit does not interfere with the operation of other pointing devices, such as a mouse. It works in addition to the mouse, which retains all of its normal functions when SwitchHopper software is asleep. The jacks will accept any switch (0.13 inch or 3.5 millimeter mini, standard size for all switches). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 0.75 x 2.5 x 1 inches. The retractable cable is 28 inches long. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For Windows and Mac OS 9, Switchhopper (included); for Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5, or 10.6, SAM-X.

31. MOUSE BUTTON-BOX (MODEL H-47)

    The Mouse Button-Box, model H-47, is a switch-adapted mouse emulator designed for use by individuals with fine motor, neurological, or severe physical disabilities, spinal cord injury, or cerebral palsy. This interface is available with left- and right-click buttons on the left, left- and right-click buttons on the right, one large button on the left, or one large button on the right. Pressing two adjacent buttons moves the cursor diagonally. The unit has a USB connection so it works on both Macintosh and Windows (requires accompanying software for both). It has adjustable speeds and functions, including dwell-click in Windows. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Mac computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Required driver for Windows is Joystick-to-Mouse software. The required driver for Mac OS X 10.2 through 10.6 is SAM-X software. Both driver programs may be downloaded from the manufacturer's web site. DIMENSIONS (HxDxW): 2 to 3 x 5 x 8.5 inches (higher at the rear, lower in the front).

32. MY FIRST KEYBOARD (MODELS HPC-35)

    My First Keyboard is a modified keyboard designed for use by children with fine motor disabilities. This flat membrane keyboard features a fixed ABC layout, works with most standard software, and includes a Y connector so the keyboard can be used in conjunction with the standard keyboard. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. OPTIONS: USB adapter.

33. POINT TO PICTURES

    Point to Pictures is a symbolic communicator language tutorial program designed to help persons with communication disorders to learn about and use language. The program starts at the cause and effect level (Communication mode) with items to motivate and help a learner to use pictures as communication symbols, and progresses to matching an identifying pictures (Training mode), within a context such as a mall or home. OPTIONS: The program may also operate battery-operated toys and electrical appliances with an optional Toy Interface ($75). Using optional Picture/Theme disks, the user can select where pictures go on the touchpad. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple II computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 128 K memory, an appropriate touchpad, and an Echo II speech synthesizer are required.

34. RADSOUNDS

    RadSounds is a cause and effect training program designed for use with children and teens with cognitive or upper extremity disabilities. This program causes break dancing and music to be played with switch activations. The program comes with a variety of songs and allows the user to record his or her own songs. The program features three modes to allow cause and effect to be targeted or to enable the user to be the disc jockey. This program can be accessed with a single switch, Mouseclick (see separate entry, a touch screen, or the standard keyboard spacebar. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use with Macintosh computers or IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

35. SMARTCLICK

    SmartClick is a mouse emulator program designed to enable individuals with upper extremity disabilities to perform mouse button functions. This utility program enables users who can utilize a pointing device but not click buttons, or who can click only one button or switch, to perform mouse button functions. The program utilizes a dwell principle to enable users to select the desired mouse function (e.g., double click, drag, etc.) from a floating toolbar that is accessible within any program. The utility can be used with a variety of adaptive pointing devices, including SAM-Joystick, Tracker, or HeadMouse. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For PCs, all Windows operating systems. For Mac, versions for OS X or OS 9 and earlier.

36. SPELL-A-WORD

    Spell-A-Word is a spelling tutorial program designed for use with children with low vision or cognitive disabilities. This program focuses on identification, spelling, and word recognition and uses an errorless learning method. The program features both drill and test modes and is designed to enable the instructor to enter lists of spelling words/phrases for drilling and testing. This program can be accessed using the standard keyboard, IntelliKeys (not included; see separate entry), or a single switch (not included). COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers or on IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

37. SUPER-AUGGIE AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION DEVICE (MODEL H-44)

    The Super-Auggie Augmentative Communication Device, model H-44, is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with cognitive, communication, or speech disabilities. The unit consists of a slate personal computer (PC), which is about the size of a piece of paper, with a true touchscreen, running Windows XP Home. The unit includes PTP-PC communication software with 7,000 Mayer-Johnson BoardMaker images. Other features include a built-in WiFi and Ethernet port with a 56-kilobyte modem; an external Firewire DVD/CD player; an external speaker that attaches to one of the two USB ports; built-in switch inputs (requires optional switch interface); and a leather case. The unit can be operated by direct touch, trackball, joystick, switch(es), or head tracking. The slate PC has 256 megabytes (MB) RAM, two USB ports, one CompactFlash slot, a one-gigaHertz (GHz) Pentium processor, a 40-gigabyte hard drive, and a desk stand. OPTIONS: Dedicated speech generating device version; BoardMaker with Speaking Dynamically Pro; Accessory Pack with compact keyboard with built-in trackpad, external Firewire (IEEE) DVD/CD player, extra battery, and carry case; slant board; external battery charger; addtional battery. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery. DIMENSIONS: 11.5 x 8.5 x 1 inches. The touchscreen display is 9.75 x 7.38 inches (12.1 inches measured diagonally). Optional compact keyboard is 13 x 6.5 inches. WEIGHT: 4.8 pounds.

38. SWITCH ADAPTED DVD PLAYER (MODEL H-35)

    The Switch-Adapted DVD Player, model H-35, is an an adapted DVD player designed for use by individuals with fine motor, neurological, or upper extremity disabilities. The portable unit has a laptop mode and a tablet mode, and plays DVDs, audio CDs, and picture CDs. The remote is adapted with switch inputs for play/pause, rewind, and fast forward. Rewind and fast forward cycle through gradations from 2X to 32X with each switch press. The unit has a volume control and three headphone jacks. The power button is switch adapted. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery or the included alternating current (AC) adapter/charger. DIMENSIONS (DxW): 7.5 x 10.5 inches. Screen is 5.5 x 8.5 inches and measures 10.5 inches diagonally.

39. SWITCH POSER

    The Switch Poser is a switch stand designed for use by individuals with neurological, fine motor, or upper extremity disabilities or cerebral palsy. This positioning stand has a base and a mounting surface on a flexible hinge. The base attaches to a smooth flat surface such as a tabletop through bottom suction. The switch (not included) attaches to the flat mounting surface with the included Super Velcro. Once attached, the switch can be adjusted to any angle from horizontal (flat) to vertical for those who use a lateral, sliding motion to activate switches. DIMENSIONS: Switch mounting face is 2.5 x 2.5 inches.

40. SWITCH-ADAPTED CALL CHIME (MODEL H-27)

    The Switch-Adapted Cordless Call Chime, model H-27, is a call signal designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This system has a receiver and two transmitters. Each transmitter has a different chime. The system has a 75-foot range (200 feet when in line-of-sight). POWER: Uses 3 triple-A and 3 C batteries (included).

41. SWITCH-ADAPTED DIGITAL CAMERA (MODEL H-43)

    The Switch-Adapted Digital Camera, model H-43, is a switch-adapted camera designed for use by individuals with neurological or severe physical disabilities or cerebral palsy. This is an adapted version of a 7 megapixel camera that takes pictures and AVI format video. A box on the side allows for one switch to turn it on/off and a second switch for snapping the picture or starting/stopping the video. An included USB cable connects the camera to a computer. The camera also comes with an audio/visual cable that allows the user to see/hear the camera through a TV. The camera has a liquid crystal display (LCD) screen and a quick-connect for any tripod device, and comes with a 2 gigabyte (GB) SD memory card and a padded camera carrying case. OPTIONS: Mini-Arm for mounting camera; Ultra-wide Carrying Case. DIMENSIONS: LCD screen is 2.5 inches.

42. SWITCH-ADAPTED FLIP CAMCORDER (MODEL H-33)

    The Switch-Adapted Flip Camcorder, model H-33, is a switch adapted video recorder designed for use by individuals with fine motor, neurological, or severe physical disabilities or cerebral palsy. This is an adapted version of the Flip camcorder, a self-contained unit that saves AVI files in an internal 2 gigabyte flash memory (one hour of video). One of the two switch inputs is the power (it will turn itself off after two minutes of non-use). The second switch input is record (and stop-record). The unit has a built-in USB connector and a retractable USB extension cable, which plug into any USB port. The unit has a standard camera mounting hole on the bottom. POWER: Uses two double-A batteries (included). OPTIONS: Mini-Arm mount; Ultra-Wide carrying case. DIMENSIONS (HxDxW): 4 x 1 x 2 inches. WEIGHT: 30 grams (just over 1 ounce).

43. SWITCH-ADAPTED JOKEMASTER & SWITCH-ADAPTED JOKEMASTER 2 (MODELS H-25 & H-25-2)

    The Switch-Adapted JokeMaster and Switch-Adapted JokeMaster 2, models H-25 and H-25-2, are switch operated toys designed for use by children with severe physical or neurological disabilities or cerebral palsy. These are switch-adapted versions of the JokeMaster Jr. 2, with 141 jokes, and JokeMaster 2, with approximately 140 additional jokes. There are two switch inputs, the top one for telling a new joke, and the bottom one for repeating the last joke. The units also have a headphone/speaker jack on the right, and can be plugged into a sound system. OPTIONS: Speaker with carrying case and shoulder strap.

44. SWITCH-ADAPTED MP3 PLAYER/DRIVE (MODELS H-46-1GB & H-46-2GB)

    The Switch-Adapted MP3 Player/Drive, models H-46-1GB and H-46-2GB, is an adapted MP3 player designed for use by individuals with fine motor, neurological, or severe physical disabilities. This unit has two switch inputs, one of which can be used to turn the unit on/off and to toggle between Play and Pause, and the other of which can be used for cycling through files. The unit plays MP3 and WMA audio files, including music, podcasts, or audio books, and is also a one- or two-gigabyte (GB) USB flash drive that plugs into any USB port, allowing the user to move files between computers. Earbuds are included. POWER: Uses one triple-A battery (included). COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh or IBMand compatible personal computer (PC). DIMENSIONS (HxW): 4 x 1 inches. WEIGHT: 30 grams.

45. SWITCH-ADAPTED VOICE RECORDER (MODEL H-52)

    The Switch-Adapted Voice Recorder, model H-52, is a switch-adapted digital recorder designed for use by individuals with severe physical or neurological disabilities, spinal cord injury, or cerebral palsy. This unit consists of an Olympus VN-5200PC digital recorder with switch-adapted stop and record buttons (switches not included). In Standard Play, it can record about 70 hours of lectures and in Long Play, over 400 hours can be recorded. It records in the Windows standard Windows Media Audio (WMA) format. With the included USB cable, it acts as a hard drive for a personal computer (PC) or Mac (512- megabyte flash drive). The WMA files play back from Windows in iTunes or any song-playing software, and can be played on a Mac with special software. The unit powers down after 5 minutes of non-use. Either switch wakes it up, and the next record switch press starts recording. It records sequentially without the need to set up folders. OPTIONS: Stand for the recorder and dual button box for switches.

46. SWITCHHOPPER

    The SwitchHopper is a mouse emulator designed for individuals with severe physical or upper extremity disabilities. This device provides a means of connecting switches to a computer. When a switch is plugged into one of the three SwitchHopper jacks, the switch becomes standard mouse-clicks, and with the installation of the accompanying software, each button can be configured to be any mouse-button event or keystroke desired. COMPATIBILITY: For use with computers equipped with a USB port.

47. TALK 'N SCAN CALCULATOR

    The Talk 'n Scan Calculator is a voice ouput scanning calculator program designed for use by switch users and individuals with low vision. This resizable talking calculator has an auditory scanning option. The calculator has a basic mode that performs arithmetical functions and percentages, and an advanced mode that also includes roots, exponents, and brackets. The display shows numbers up to 999. A Check-It mode enables the user to try his/her own answer a specified number of times and then have the program correct it. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: All Windows operating systems or OS X for Mac computers.

48. TEENAGE SWITCH PROGRESSIONS

    Teenage Switch Progressions is a control switch training program designed for use by teenagers with upper extremity disabilities. This program includes five simulation activities designed for those making the transition from randomly activating a single switch to activating a switch with specific timing. The skills taught include cause and effect (level 0) and attending to extended tasks (level 1), following directions (level 2), and responding to visual or auditory computer information (levels 3 and 4). Each activity can be selected at any level. Other adjustable parameters include reaction speed, penalty (for inattention or inappropriate activation), length of reinforcement, reinforcement upon switch hit or release, and auditory feedback. The graphics are age appropriate and the program enable the user to record music for use with the program. This program can be accessed using a switch, a touch screen, MouseClick, or the keyboard spacebar. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers.

49. THUNDER-RJ SCREENREADER-ON-A-STICK

    Thunder-RJ ScreenReader-on-a-Stick is a screen reader program designed for use by individuals with blindness or low vision or who have learning disabilities. This device is intended for those who are new to using a computer or who need a simpler alternative to more comprehensive programs. This screen reader works almost entirely using the standard keyboard arrow keys. Features include echoing of each keystroke and word; selective reading of the screen by character, word, line, or entire page; selective reading of menus; and, reading of dialog boxes and buttons. This screen reader works with Microsoft Word, WordPad, Notepad, Desktop, Explorer, My Computer, Outlook and Outlook Express, and Excel. It also includes a Web browser that breaks up complex Web pages into sequential links and lines of text that can be navigated with the arrow keys. The system also includes two high-quality SAPI-5 compliant voices: NeoSpeech Kate and Paul. (These voices require installation via the accompanying CD. Otherwise, Thunder-RJ uses the SAPI voice already on the computer, such as SAPI SAM.) Thunder-RJ is available in a choice of configurations: The first configuration provides the screenreader on an MP3 player/USB thumb drive stick, which enables the screenreader stick to be a stand-alone MP3 player, enabling the user to save MP3 music files, e-books, or podcasts on the USB drive feature of the stick, and listen to them through the included ear buds or other headphones. For screenreading, audio comes from the regular PC speakers. The USB stick is available with a choice of 512 megabytes (MB) or one gigabyte (GB) of storage capacity. The second option is designed for use with computers without an accessible headphone jack if headphone use is desired for screenreading. The screenreader is packaged on a USB sound card stick that is also a USB 256 MB thumb drive stick. This small USB device routes all sound from the PC to a headphone jack on the device; however, it does not act as an MP3 player. The system can also be purchased as software only for one computer or for one owner with multiple computers. COMPATIBILITY: For use with computers using Windows 2000/XP/Vista. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: CD Drive for installing voices. OPTIONS: MP3 Player/USB drive stick for second configuration.

50. TURN-TALKING

    Turn-Talking is a behavior training program designed to teach conversational skills to children with cognitive disabilities. This program takes children on a guided tour of taking turns to talk. A supervisor writes a script and has people close in age to the user record the user's phrases and then the program conducts the converstion. By enabling users to write scripts, record phrases, and import pictures, the program can be customized. The program also includes pictures that can be used. This program can be accessed using a touch screen, a single switch, a keyboard, or IntelliKeys (see separate entry). COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers or IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

51. WAKERSHAKER

    The WakerShaker is a control switch training program designed for use with children with cognitive disabilities. Designed to teach cause and effect and switch use, the device is a switch-modified vibrational device (massager) and is designed to operate with any single switch (not included).

52. WHEELS!

    Wheels! is a video game designed for use by children with cognitive, sensory, or motor disabilities. This game can be played as a game or it can be used to teach wheelchair control skills. This three-dimensional video game has players fight evil clowns and mad robots with pie guns that "cream" the monsters with lemon meringue pies; the monsters fight back with pie guns that fire blueberry pies. The game uses easy-to-follow mazes set in a familiar school setting with familiar objects. Each maze offers three levels of user-selectable difficulty. The level of difficulty is determined by the entrance selected. At the medium and hard levels, damage is incurred when walls are struck, teaching the skills needed for powered wheelchair control. As the player finishes each maze, the hallways become narrower and the clowns and robots become more aggressive, creating greater challenge. The game can be accessed with a joystick, a mouse, a trackball, the keyboard, Intellikeys (see sepatate entry), HeadMouse (see separate entry), Tracker (see separate entry), and other alternative input devices. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers and IBM and compatible coomputers equipped with Windows95.

53. WORDCOMPLETE FOR WINDOWS (MODELS SW-19 & SW-19R)

    WordComplete for Windows is a word prediction program designed for use by individuals with learning disabilities or upper extremity disabilities. This program attempts to complete the word the user is working on, but does not attempt to read ahead. The most likely word completion candidate is suggested in-line with the user's typing. The list pops up very close to the text insertion point. Colors are used to help the process. The word completion candidates can be auto-read to eliminate or decrease the decoding requirement. The suggested word can be chosen using the number keys, the arrow keys, the mouse, or the Enter key. Suffixes are available, if desired. The program has audio output, using built-in SAPI-compliant voices. The program is available on a CD (model WC-19) or in a downloadable version that becomes functional after the user purchases a registration code (model SW-19R). OPTIONS: Other voices. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Any Windows operating system, including Vista.

Products distributed by RJ Cooper & Associates (listed alphabetically)

1. BIG BUDDY BUTTON (MODELS 56500, 56520, 56540, 56200, 56100, & 56600)

   Big Buddy Buttons are touch switches designed to enable individuals with severe physical, motor control, or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury to control switch-adapted devices. Devices connected to the switches can be activated by pressing anywhere on the large top surface. Activation can be accomplished by exerting 5.3 ounces of force on the switch edges or 10.7 ounces of force at the center. A non-slip rubber base is included with each button. COLOR: Raving red (model 56100), yellow (model 56500), hands on yellow with black handprint (model 56540), granny green (model 56200), Pacific blue (model 56600), and Happy-Go-Lucky yellow with a smiling face (model 56520).

2. BIGKEYS LX

   BigKeys LX is a modified computer keyboard designed for use by children and adults with manual dexterity disabilities or low vision. This standard-size keyboard features the complete 97-character keyset with large keys and bold keytop labels. The "No Run-On" feature sends only one keystorke to the computer per key depression, preventing muliple keystrokes if the key is held down. The keyboard comes with a PS/2 connector and an optional USB adaptor. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. OPTIONS: Custom USB adaptor, keyboard skin, and keyguard. DIMENSIONS: The keys are one-inch square. COLOR: Gray casing with white, yellow, or multi-colored keys with black print or black keys with white print. WARRANTY: Five-year replacement in the US and one year outside the US.

3. BUDDY BUTTON SWITCHES

   Buddy Buttons are touch switches designed designed to provide computer accessibility or to activate toys and appliances for children who have physical and/or visual disabilities. These single switches are activated by pressing anywhere on the top surface: the force to activate around the edges, 3.5 ounces, almost half the force required in the center, 7.5 ounces. Two threaded inserts on the bottom of the switch to allow for secure mounting on the TASH Mighty Mount (see separate entry) or other mounts. These switches also provide tactile and auditory feedback and can be plugged into any switch interface and used with any switch adaptable program. COLORS: Red, green, purple, black, pink, yellow and blue. They are also available with various designs such as plaid, polka dots, bullseyes, and happy face.

4. FUSION PORTABLE KEYBOARD

   The Fusion Portable Keyboard is a word processor designed for use by individuals with learning disabilities. Features include a large liquid crystal display (LCD) with adjustable font sizes, Math 101 math facts practice, and a wide variety of other writing supports. Functions that students use most frequently like the thesaurus, font size adjustment, and word prediction have dedicated keys for one-button access. All other options, like cut and paste, disabling spell check, or adjustments to word prediction settings, are found in the menu. Other features include thesaurus, dictionary, spell check, an instant writing score called iScore, cut/copy/paste, USB ports for file transfer, a split screen vocabulary program, keyboard instruction, writing prompts, automatic headings and automatic Writing checklists on all printouts, 16 password protected student work spaces so different students can use the same unit, with storage of named files and folders in each student's work space. POWER: Uses battery. An optional alternating current (AC) adapter is available. OPTIONS: Infrared receiver for wireless file transfer; text-to-speech and built-in speaker; word prediction; padded case; compact flash with reader/writer; and a USB thumbdrive.

5. INTELLIKEYS

   IntelliKeys is a modified and expanded keyboard for children and adults with visual, physical or cognitive disabilities. The standard system includes one cable and six plastic user overlays, (arrows, numbers, alphabet, basic writing, QWERTY, and one setup overlay used to adjust IntelliKeys for specials needs such as keyboard response and repeat rate). The overlays enable users to access standard learning software and are easy to see, touch and understand. They can be used at home or work and rotated among different computers with the custom information still intact. ItelliKeys features two switch jacks with 11 pre-defined settings. The system is also available with three cables ($435) or without cables ($395.00). COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh computers (except Mac 512K and Mac Plus), IBM and compatible computers, and Apple IIgs and Apple IIe. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: An IntelliKeys IIe Card ($129.95) is required for use with Apple IIe computers. IntelliKeys is compatible with most other systems with a standard keyboard port. OPTIONS: Keyguards for each of the standard overlays (sold individually or as a set), Instant Access Overlays for Edmark software programs such as Bailey's Book House, Millie's MAth House, Sammy's Science House and Thinkin' Things Collection 1 (see separate entries), Intellikeys Custom Overlays for Marblesoft programs such as the Early Learning series, and additional cables. DIMENSIONS: Key cells measure 0.324 inches tall by 0.5 inches wide. Overlays measure 8.5 inches tall by 13 inches wide. WEIGHT: Keyboard weighs two pounds. WARRANTY: Intellikeys is warranted for one year against defects in materials and workmanship.

6. INTELLITALK

   Intellitalk is a voice output word processor program designed for children and adults with cognitive and/or visual disabilities. The software offers easy-to-use menus and enables users to hear letters, words, and sentences as they type, ot to have the text read back from the screen. IntelliTalk offers a choice of a variety of voices and pronouciation can be modified using the built-in pronounciation editor. The program can correctly pronounce the most common words that children learn in addition to common names and foreign words. For users with visual disabilities, the font size, font color, and background colors can be adjusted. COMPATIBILITY: Available for use on Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The Macintosh version requires a Minimum of 2 megabytes (MB) RAM; System 6.0.7 or higher (including System 7), and 1.5 MB hard drive space. The Windows version requires a 386 SX processor or better (486 recommended), Windows 3.1 or Windows95, a Windows-compatible sound card, a VGA monitor (SVGA recommended), 5 MB hard drive space, and 4 MB RAM for Windows 3.1 or 8 MB RAM for Windows95 . WARRANTY/GUARANTEE: 60-day money-back guarantee on the purchase of any item, if returned in resalable condition and accompanied with a Return Merchandise Authorization number. Individual products have specific warranties.

7. MAGIC ARM MOUNTING SYSTEM (MODEL 1631)

   The Magic Arm Mounting System is mounting hardware for control switches to be placed in virtually any position for individuals with physical disabilities. The adjustable arm attaches to a table or wheelchair by means of a one-piece base clamp. The arm can be further adjusted by flipping the lever at the joint of the arm, moving the arm into the desired position, and then flipping the lever back to lock it in place. The Magic Arm Mounting System comes with threaded circular and rectangular platforms that accommodate most control switches, and two hook and loop tape strips for attaching a control switch to the platform. OPTIONS: Device tray. DIMENSIONS: Arm length when fully extended is 20.5 inches from base clamp to switch platform.

8. MAGIC TOUCH ADD-ON TOUCH SCREEN KIT

   The Magic Touch Add-On Touch Screen Kit is a touch screen designed to provide computer access for individuals with upper extremity or cognitive disabilities. This add-on touch screen converts an existing computer monitor into a touch screen that can function in place of the mouse with most cause and effect and point-and-click software. Two hangers (included) support the unit's weight and Velcro fasteners (included) keep it attached to the monitor. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Apple Macintosh and IBM and IBM-compatible personal and notebook computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, XP, or NT4.0; Apple iMac, G3, or G4; Linux. DIMENSIONS: Models for both versions are available for 13- to 21-inch monitors and 12- to 14-inch notebook computers.

9. ONSCREEN

   OnScreen, formerly called My-T-Soft AT, is an on screen keyboard and word prediction program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity and fine motor disabilities. The program provides a virtual onscreen keyboard interface with a total of 206 U.S. and international keyboards, including a standard QWERTY layout, an alphabetic "ABC" keyboard, and Dvorak layouts. The edit panel and the numeric keypad are available as separate panels. The "heads-up" display enables the user to keep his or her eyes on the screen at all times. The keyboard also floats above all other windows for intuitive use. Standard keyboard features enable it to fuction like a physical keyboard while offering lockable keys and visual and audible feedback. Other features include 60 user selectable button actions (i.e., click, toggle, double click, enter, etc.), an automatic dwell feature which sends a button press after a delay period selected by the user, selection of common suffixes, optional automatic "u" after a "q," automatic spacing after punctuation, automatic capitalization for new sentences, and an "Undo" feature that reverses the last WordComplete action. WordComplete provides word prediction and automatic word completion. New words are added autimatically to the user-editable word list and list words are sorted by frequency of use. Keystroke macro functions allow the user to build keystroke sequences and assign them to Macro buttons which can be grouped in panels. The user may select the colors for individual macro panels. Automatic screen positioning arranges windows to enable users to complete common tasks efficiently. Selecting "Advanced Settings" mode provides additional feature and control options. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista or 7; Windows-compatible pointing device. An older version is available for Microsoft Windows 95, 98, Me and NT.

10. SAM (SWITCH-ADAPTED MOUSE) TRACKBALL & SAM (SWITCH-ADAPTED MOUSE) JOYSTICK

    SAM Joystick and SAM track ball are designed to provide adapted computer access for individuals with upper extremity disabilities. These modified pointing devices are designed for both "Adaptive" and "Non-Adaptive" software applications under Windows. The switch is a substitute for the track ball or joystick and can be operated with various parts of the body , such as hands, feet, knees, elbows, head, etc. These SAM devices serve three purposes: First, they function as switch interfaces for special software "looking" for the mouse-click as single switch. Second, they allow cooperative control of conventional software so that a friend, parent, or sibling can move the mouse, while the switch-user does all the clicking with his or her switch. Finally, they allow connection of a switch to operate the CrossScanner software (see separate entry). Both models feature a drag-lock function to eliminate the need to click and drag simultaneously. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use with Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. OPTIONS: A USB/imac adapter is available for the SAM Trackball.

11. UNDERCOVER BUDDY BUTTON

    The Undercover Buddy Button is a buttonswitch designed for use by children with upper extremity disabilities. Similar in design to the Buddy Button (see separate entry), the Undercover Buddy comes with a sheet of colorful, removable and reusable stickers that enable the user to change the switch's appearance whenever the mood strikes. This switch has a slight indent on its surface to accept the round stickers. DIMENSIONS: The stickers are 1.5 inches in diameter. COLOR: The switch surface is yellow.

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