Instruction Booklet ©2013 Konami Digital Entertainment
DanceDanceRevolution Classroom Edition Product Warranty Information The manufacturer of this product (“Manufacturer”) hereby warrants to the original purchaser that the product (and all components) will be free from defects in materials and/or workmanship for a period of one (1) year, beginning from the date of purchase (the “Warranty Period”).
NOTES TABLE OF CONTENTS A HEALTHY REVOLUTION ........................ PARENTAL CONSENT .............................. GETTING STARTED ................................. GAME CONTROLS ................................... HOW TO PLAY ........................................ GAME MODES......................................... ADMINISTRATION MODE ......................... HARDWARE ........................................... FAQS ..................................................... TROUBLESHOOTING ..............
PARENTAL CONSENT Each student in your class must have the following parental consent form signed in order for their information and progress to be part of the DanceDanceRevolution ® : Classroom Edition website. After everyone has returned a signed consent form and they are all properly stored at your school location, you can use the website to access a variety of reports for your class.
CREDITS Konami Digital Entertainment: President and EVP, North America and South America Tomoyuki Tsuboi President and EVP, Europe Shinji Hirano EVP of Production Kazuya Takahashi Vice President, Sales and Marketing George Richard Vice President of Operations and Administration Todd Koniares Vice President of Human Resources Suzanne Cantey General Counsel Brandy Carrillo Sr. Director of Strategic Marketing & Partnerships Clara Baum Sr.
GETTING STARTED Package Contents PC The game is pre-installed onto a PC and when turned on, the game starts automatically, opening directly to DanceDanceRevolution ® : Classroom Edition. Keyboard The provided USB keyboard can be used to navigate through the menus by pressing the UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT arrows as well as the ENTER and BACKSPACE keys. You’re also required to type in data for session names and student or class information. Monitor A standard PC monitor is included.
FAQS 1. Do students have to stand in the middle of the dance mat? a. No. They can stand anywhere they want on the mat. The most important thing is to have a solid base by placing your feet shoulder length apart. This will set you up to perform the dance moves well. 2. When do I step on the arrow? a. You should step on the arrow when it reaches the clear, stationary arrows at the top of the Dancing Lane. Do your best to feel the beat and you’ll get more accurate as you keep trying. 3.
Set-Up NOTE: When you visit www.ddrclassroomedition.com and login, you can gain even more detailed statistics regarding your students’ progression. (Only available for students who have had their guardian sign the parental consent form. Your school must have Internet connection to upload information.) View easy-to-understand charts and graphics and see just how classes compare in terms of progress, or even specifi c students, grades, schools, districts, and countries.
Playlist Management Create and edit new playlists. Form customized playlists before class to ensure maximum activity time once the lessons begin. Playlists can be created with specifi c themes such as students’ favorite songs, high BPM songs, or slower paced warm-up songs. Use your creativity and mix it up! The playlists saved here appear in the Dance screen and are available when choosing a song. To create custom playlists, choose Playlist Select in Song Management under Administration Mode.
GAME CONTROLS ADMINISTRATION MODE Keyboard As the instructor, you can access Administration Mode from the main menu by typing in “ddr”. In the new menu, you must enter your registered password (default password is “ddr”). Here, you have access to Student Registration, Student Management, Playlist Management, Local Reports, Student Analysis, System Settings, and System Updates. NOTE: If you’ve lost or cannot remember you password, you can contact Customer Support at DDRCESupport@konami.
GAME MODES (CONT.) Dance Using the DanceDanceRevolution® Dance Mat (cont.) LED lights indicate: Card Reading: Blinking Blue Mat is Synced with system: Solid Red + Solid Blue Low Power (while playing): Solid Blue + Blinking Red Low Power (on power on): Blinking Red + Blinking Green Communication Error: Blinking Red + Blinking Blue (Alternating) HOW TO PLAY Enter traditional gameplay with up to four teams and 48 players.
HOW TO PLAY (CONT.) GAME MODES There are four levels of diffi culty, but only up to three can be selected to play at one time. The diffi culty levels are Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert. The harder the diffi culty, the more arrows are displayed in the dance lane. TIP: Listen to the music as you play and step on the arrows to the rhythm of the beat. NOTE: When dancing, students often have their arms extended or may lean in one direction or another.