WowWee Group 8015 Robosapien Blue User Manual
WowWee Group Limited Robosapien Blue
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Item No. 8015 User Manual Introduction Congratulations on choosing the Robosapien Blue™, a sophisticated fusion of technology and personality. With a full range of dynamic motion, interactive sensors and a unique personality, Robosapien Blue™ is more than a mechanical companion; he’s a multi-functional, thinking, feeling robot with attitude! Explore Robosapien Blue™ ’s vast array of functions and programs. Mold his behavior any way you like. Be sure to read this manual carefully for a complete understanding of the many features of your new robot buddy. Product Contents: Robosapien Blue™ x1 Infra-red Remote Controller x1 Pick Up Accessory x1 THU MP EP SWE MP THU SWE UP CK PIC BA TAL PIC HIG K UP EP LE AN RIK ST ST RIK AN LE TH WH RO IST W LE RO TH RP BU RESET TU EP ST TU RN ST BU LL EP ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 ST AR RIK RO ST RIK RE SE ST PS BA CK OO HT LEF RIG SELECT NC SO NI DA CU EM O1 EXE DEM TE EXE MO CU TE ALL DE WA KE Robosapien Blue™ For more information visit: www.wowwee.com P.1 UP OFF WE PO Remote Controller Pick Up Accessory Content Introduction & Contents P.1-2 Battery Details P.3 Robosapien Blue™ Overview P.4 Robosapien Blue™ Operation Overview P.5 Controller Index P.6 RED Commands - Upper Controller P.7 RED Commands - Middle & Lower Controller P.8 GREEN Commands - Upper Controller P.9 GREEN Commands - Middle & Lower Controller P.10 ORANGE Commands - Upper Controller P.11 ORANGE Commands - Middle & Lower Controller P.12 Programming Mode - Touch Sensors P.13 Programming Mode - Sonic Sensor P.14 Programming Mode - Master Command P.15 Troubleshooting Guide P.16 Warranty P.17 App Functionality P.19 P.2 Battery Detail BATTERY REQUIREMENTS: Your robot is powered by 4 x “D” size Alkaline batteries (2 batteries in each foot - not included). Your remote controller is powered by 3 x “AAA” batteries (not included). BATTERY INSTALLATION: • Be sure the robot power button is in the OFF position (OUT) before installing or changing batteries. • Remove the battery covers with a Phillips/crosshead screwdriver as shown (not included). • Install recommended batteries as shown, making sure battery polarity is correct (batteries not included). • Replace battery doors and carefully tighten all screws. 1.5V "D" LR20 UM1 1.5V "D" LR20 UM1 1.5V "D" LR20 UM1 1.5V "D" LR20 UM1 Robosapien Blue™ : Base of feet IMPORTANT BATTERY INFORMATION: • Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended type. • Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries [standard (Carbon-Zinc), Alkaline or rechargeable] or rechargeable batteries of different capacities. • Remove rechargeable batteries from the toy before recharging them. • Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision. • Please respect the correct polarity, (+) and (-). • Do not try to recharge non-rechargeable batteries. • Do not throw batteries into the fire. • Replace all batteries of the same type/brand at the same time. • The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited. • Remove exhausted batteries from the toy. • Batteries should be replaced by adults. • Remove batteries if the toy is not going to be played with for some time. 1.5V "AAA" LR03 UM4 1.5V "AAA" LR03 UM4 1.5V "AAA" LR03 UM4 Remote Controller: Bottom view LOW BATTERY INDICATORS: When Robosapien Blue™’s batteries grow weak, your Robosapien Blue™ will move and walk very slowly. - When this occurs, power robot OFF and replace all batteries. When the remote controller’s batteries grow weak, the indicator light will shine very dimly. - When this occurs, replace all the batteries in the remote controller. NOTE P.3 • Robot will just stop when battery power gets VERY low. Power off and replace all batteries. • Some lighting or sunlight can interfere with infra-red signals. Robosapien Blue™ Overview 1. Infra-Red Receiver Always point the Controller towards Robosapien Blue™’s head. 2. Eye Lights Blink and move when he executes a command. Look in Robosapien Blue™’s eyes to see what he is “thinking”. 3. Sonic Sensor Senses sounds when in LISTEN mode. 6. Palm Lights (Both hands) Light up when you move an arm or when you press STOP. 5. Hand Sensors (Both hands) Sense touch at the tips of the longest fingers. 4. Foot Sensors (Both feet) Sense any touch to the front or back of the foot. point the Controller NOTE: Always at Robosapien Blue™’s head. P.4 Robosapien Blue™ Operation Overview Robosapien Blue™ has 67 easy to access command functions. The command functions feature: Direct Control, Combination Actions, Actions with Attitude, Demo Modes and Programming mode to build your own dynamic sequence of motions! Explore the unique multi-level remote control for hours of fun and action! ON OFF Where is Robosapien Blue™’s power switch? • The power switch is located on the robot’s back, below the right shoulder blade. • Press once to turn ON. Robosapien Blue™ will awaken with a yawn, a stretch and then say “Uh-huh.” Robosapien Blue™ is now ready for your commands. How do I access the levels of commands on the Controller? • By using the SELECT button! The Select buttons works just like the CAPS LOCK on a computer keyboard. Every controller button can do at least three different things. Pressing the Select button once (controller displays a green light) activates all the GREEN commands on the remote. Pressing the Select button twice (controller displays an orange light) activates all the ORANGE commands. What are the RED command buttons for? • The red commands on the upper sections of the controller directly control Robosapien Blue™’s movements (arms and legs). For further information see page 7. • The red commands on the lower section of the controller are used for programming your Robosapien Blue™ - for detailed information see page 13 to 15. What are the GREEN command buttons for? • The green commands on the upper sections of the controller execute combination actions (Pick Up, Throw). For further information see page 9. • The green commands on the lower section of the controller execute your Programmed sequences - for detailed information see page 13 to 15. What are the ORANGE command buttons for? • The orange commands on the upper sections of the controller access “attitude actions” (ie.,”High 5”, “Burp”). For further information see page 11. • The orange commands on the lower section of the controller execute three pre-programmed demo sequences - for detailed information see page 12. P.5 Controller Index Infra-red transmitter Selection indicator light THU ST THU EEP LE AN ST RI LE KE TH HI OW ST LE RO TH URP SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 BU EP LL 13 STOP button RESET TU TU 12 EP ST RN ST 11 10 ZE ST ST RO 15 RI AR KE RI RE SE KE 14 ST KE RI AN MP SW UP K PIC BA LK TA PIC HIG K U H P MP EP WE ST SELECT button PS BA CK OO 17 HT LE RIG FT SELECT SO AN IC 19 EX EC UT EM 18 CE 16 DEM O1 EX EC UT 20 AK EM LD AL UP ER OF PO LEFT side of the Controller operates Robosapien Blue™’s RIGHT side; NOTE: The the RIGHT side of the Controller operates Robosapien Blue™’s LEFT side. P.6 Red Commands Upper Controller Red Commands directly control Robosapien Blue™’s movements. 1 RIGHT ARM UP 6 LEFT ARM UP • Press twice to fully raise arm up. • Press twice to fully raise arm up. 2 RIGHT ARM DOWN 7 LEFT ARM DOWN THU MP KE RI ST EEP SW MP SW THU EEP • Press twice to fully lower arm down. UP CK ACK PI LK TA 3 RIGHT ARM IN PI HI K U GH P • Press twice to fully lower arm down. LE AN ST RI LE KE 8 LEFT ARM IN TH HI OW ST LE RO TH URP SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 • Press twice to fully turn arm inwards. RESET 9 LEFT ARM OUT TU TU EP ST RN ST LL ZE 4 RIGHT ARM OUT BU EP ST • Press twice to fully turn arm inwards. THUM EEP UP CK CK PI BA LK • Press twice to fully turn arm outwards. PI CK HI GH UP TA KE LE AN RI ST BA ST CK RI KE AN LE ST RP BU EP LL TH RO HIS TL RESET 10 TILT BODY LEFT TU TU EP ST RN ST OO ZE 5 TILT BODY RIGHT SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 ST BU PS RO EEP SW SW ST RO TH RI AR RE THUM • Press twice to fully turn arm outwards. KE KE RI ST SE RE RIK AR RO ST KE SELECT RI ST SE ST PS BA CK OO LE CE SO AN IC EX EC UT EM LE HT RIG RIGH FT SELECT DEM O1 • Press once to tilt body to the right. EX L DE AL CE AK EC UT UP ER OF PO IC EM AN EX P.7 UT SO • Press once to tilt body to the left. EC DEM O1 EX EC UT EM LD AL Red Commands Middle & Lower Body THU THU EEP 11 WALK FORWARD LE AN KE RI • Press once to ST walk forward. • Press twice to move forward slowly. AN LE RO TH URP • For best performance, use on flat surfaces or low carpet. EEP SW MP SW • Shag carpeted surfaces may limit the walking function slightly. UP CK ACK PI LK TA PI HI K U GH P MP ST RI KE TH HI OW ST LE SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 ST MP EEP SW THU EEP ST MP SW RESET TU TU RN PI HI K U GH P LL UP CK ACK PI LK TA EP ST 12 TURN RIGHT • Press once to turn right on the spot. BU EP ZE THU KE RI AN ST LE AN RI LE KE 14 TURN LEFT • Press once to turn left on the spot. RO ST AR IK RE SE RI KE ST RO TH URP ST TH HI OW ST LE SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 EEP SW SW THUM EEP PI CK HI GH UP RI ST KE LE BU O O LL RO RI AN TH ST EP ZE UP CK CK BA LK TA AN ST PI KE LE ST THUM PS BA CK TH RO HIS RP TL BU RN TU ST FT LE CE AN EX EX EC EC L DE AL AK UT DEM O1 BA UT CK RI EM DEM O1 UT UP ER OF ST PO EX EC PS EC IC EX RO ST EM IC AR RE RI RIGH SO KE ST HT SE SO AN OO SELECT CE RIK AR PS ST RIG BA CK 13 AT ANY TIME PRESS STOP TO END A COMMAND. RN TU RO TU EP ST RE KE RI 15 WALK BACKWARD SELECT • Press once to walk backwards. • Press twice to move backwards slowly. TU EP ST ST SE ST RESET LE FT ST EP LL RESET BU ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 OO UT EM LD AL Select Button SELECT AK 18 Left Sensor Program UP ER OF SO CE HT RIG PO LE FT 16 Right Sensor Program AN IC EX 19 Master Command Program EC UT EM DEM O1 17 Sonic Sensor Program EX EC UT EM LD AL 20 Program Play AK UP ER PO OF Programming is covered in detail on page 13-15. P.8 Green Commands Upper Controller THUM EEP SW THUM SW EEP PI CK HI GH UP AN UP CK CK BA LK TA PI Green Commands access combination actions. RIK LE AN ST ST RIK LE TH W RO HIS W TL RO TH URP RESET TU AR IK RE SE STR IK STR • Robosapien Blue™’s right arm lifts and presses downward. EP ST TU RN ST EP 1 RIGHT HAND THUMP BU LL ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 To access the Green Commands, first press the SELECT button once. The GREEN indicator light will LIGHT AND HOLD to confirm the selection. RO ST PS BA CK 6 LEFT HAND THUMP OO • Robosapien Blue™’s left arm lifts and presses downward. SO CE RIGH LE FT SELECT AN IC EC UT EM O1 EX DEM EX EC UT L DE 2 RIGHT HAND PICK UP AK THU KE RI ST EEP THU EEP OF • Place Pick Up Accessory next to Robosapien Blue™’s left foot (see diagram) and he’ll pick it up! LE AN ST RI LE 7 LEFT HAND PICK UP PO SW MP SW ER UP UP CK ACK PI LK TA PI HI K U GH P MP • Robosapien Blue™ leans backward and opens his arms! • Place Pick Up Accessory next to Robosapien Blue™’s right foot (see diagram) and he’ll pick it up! 3 LEAN BACKWARD AL KE TH HI OW ST LE RO TH URP 8 LEAN FORWARD • Robosapien Blue™ leans forward and opens his arms! SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 ST LL ZE RESET TU TU EP ST RN ST BU EP 4 RIGHT HAND THROW 9 LEFT HAND THROW THUM EEP UP CK CK PI BA LK PI CK HI GH UP TA KE LE AN RI ST BA ST CK RI KE AN LE ST RP BU OO EP LL TL RESET TU RN TU EP ST AR RIK SELECT RE RO ST KE SE 10 LISTEN ST PS BA CK OO LE CE SO AN IC EX EC UT EM LE HT RIG RIGH FT SELECT DEM O1 EX EC UT L DE AL CE SO UT AK UP ER OF PO IC EC AN EM EX P.9 RO HIS RI ST 5 SLEEP TH ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 ST BU PS EEP SW SW ST RO THUM RO KE RI AR RE SE TH • Robosapien Blue™ goes to sleep (all sensors are inactive). Press STOP or WAKE UP to wake him up (see page 10). After approx. 2 hours of uninterrupted sleep, he’ll power himself off to save energy. • If an object is already in Robosapien Blue™’s left hand, press Throw and he’ll toss it! KE RI ST • If an object is already in Robosapien Blue™ ’s right hand, press Throw and he’ll toss it! DEM O1 EX EC UT EM LD AL • Robosapien Blue™ responds to a sound or tap on his body with a default grunt, or a Sonic Sensor Program sequence programmed by you. See Programming on page 14 for further details. Green Commands Middle & Lower Controller 12 RIGHT TURN STEP • Rotates Robosapien Blue™ 45 degrees to the right. 11 FORWARD STEP THUM THU EEP RIK EEP SW MP SW LE AN ST AN • Resets Robosapien Blue™ to his original Default position UP K PIC BA LK TA PIC HIG K U H P ST RIK LE 15 BACKWARD STEP 13 RESET • Robosapien Blue™ takes two steps forwards. TH HIS OW TL RO TH URP • Robosapien Blue™ takes two steps backwards. LL RESET 14 LEFT TURN STEP • Rotates Robosapien Blue™ 45 degrees to the left. TU TU EP ST RN ST BU EP ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 RIK AR RO ST RE RIK ST SE 16 Right Sensor Program Execute SELECT BUTTON OO FT SELECT SO AN IC EC UT EM EX DEM O1 EX EC 19 Master Command Program Execute UT AK EM LD AL 18 Left Sensor Program Execute UP ER OF PO • Plays program routine. • See Programming Mode master command, page 15. • Plays left sensor routine. • See Programming Mode touch sensors, page 13. THUM EEP SW SW THUM EEP UP CK CK PI BA LK PI CK HI GH UP TA KE LE AN RI ST ST RI KE AN LE RO TH RO HIS RP TL BU EP LL TU EP ST RN 17 Sonic Sensor Program Execute • Plays sonic routine. • See Programming Mode sonic sensor, page 14. ST BU ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 TU AR RIK RO ST KE RE RI ST SE ST PS BA CK OO LE RIGH FT SELECT CE SO AN IC EM EX EC UT TH RESET 20 Wake Up Robot goes through his wakeup routine. • Place once to access GREEN Commands, press twice to access ORANGE Commands. CE HT LE RIG • Plays right sensor routine. • See Programming Mode touch sensors, page 13. ST PS BA CK DEM O1 EX EC UT L DE AL AK UP ER OF PO P.10 Orange Commands Upper Controller THUM EEP SW THUM SW EEP PI CK HI GH UP AN UP CK CK BA LK TA PI Orange Commands access actions with attitude. RIK LE AN ST ST RIK LE TH W RO HIS W TL RO TH URP ST RESET TU EP ST TU RN • Knock things forward witha sweeping arm and waist action! EP 1 RIGHT HAND SWEEP BU LL ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 To access the ORANGE Commands, press the SELECT button TWICE. The orange indicator light will LIGHT AND HOLD to confirm the selection. AR RE IK STR IK STR SE RO ST PS BA CK 6 LEFT HAND SWEEP OO • Knock things forward with a sweeping arm and waist action! SO CE RIGH LE FT SELECT AN IC EC UT EM O1 EX DEM EX EC UT L DE AL AK ER UP OF PO 2 HIGH 5 7 TALK BACK • Robosapien Blue™ stretches up for a big High 5 and says “Aaay”! • Grunts and gestures. Robosapien’s X™ quite the conversationalist. THU 3 RIGHT HAND STRIKE 1 ST THU EEP LE AN ST RI LE KE TH HI OW ST LE RO TH URP SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 LL • Robosapien Blue™ performs a inside strike with a mighty “Hi-yah!” RESET TU TU EP ST RN 4 BURP 9 WHISTLE • Listen to that crazy Wolf Whistle! Nice software. MP THUM EEP UP CK CK PI BA LK PI CK HI GH UP TA KE LE AN RI ST BA ST CK RI KE AN LE ST RP OO SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 BU EP LL RO TL RESET TU TU EP ST RN RE SELECT AR KE RI SE ST RIK ST RO 5 RIGHT HAND STRIKE 2 TH HIS ZE ST ST BU PS RO EEP SW SW ST RO THU TH RI AR RE SE KE KE RI ST • High technology doesn’t mean better table manners! 10 LEFT HAND STRIKE 2 ST PS BA CK • An open hand strike with a powerful “Hi-yah, ‘oOOo”. OO CE SO AN IC EX EC EM LE HT RIG RIGH LE FT SELECT UT DEM O1 EX EC UT SO L DE AL CE IC AK UP ER OF AN PO EC UT EM EX P.11 8 LEFT HAND STRIKE 1 ZE ST BU EP ST • Robosapien Blue™ performs a inside strike with a mighty “Hoy-yah!” KE RI EEP SW MP SW UP CK ACK PI LK TA PI HI K U GH P MP DEM O1 EX EC UT EM LD AL • An open hand strike with a powerful “Hoy-yah, ‘oOOo”. Orange Commands Middle & Lower Controller 12 RIGHT HAND STRIKE 3 • Robosapien Blue™ performs an outside strike. 11 BULLDOZER THUM THU EEP RIK AN EEP SW MP SW • Robosapien Blue™ lifts both arms and roars! UP K PIC BA LK TA PIC HIG K U H P LE AN ST ST RIK LE 15• OOPS! 13 ROAR • Pushes forward 8 steps. Better not get in his way! TH HIS OW TL RO TH URP • Oop’s, you’ll have to excuse him. It must be something he ate! BU EP • Robosapien Blue™ performs an outside strike. RESET TU TU EP ST RN ST LL 14 LEFT HAND STRIKE 3 ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 RIK AR RO ST RE RIK ST SE 16 DEMO 1 ST • Robosapien Blue™ comes out Karate chopping! PS BA CK SELECT BUTTON OO SO AN IC UT DEM O1 EX EC 19 ALL DEMO UT UP ER 18 DEMO 2 OF • The ultimate in attitude! PO EEP SW SW THUM EEP UP CK CK PI BA LK PI CK HI GH UP TA KE LE AN RI ST ST RI KE AN LE RO TH RO HIS RP TL BU EP LL TU EP ST RN ST BU ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 TU 17 DANCE DEMO RI ST AR RIK RO ST KE RE SE • Robosapien Blue™ shows off his dance prowess..... and he’s got the moves! ST PS BA CK OO SO CE LE RIGH FT SELECT AN IC EM EX EC UT TH RESET 20 POWER OFF • Robosapien Blue™ completely Powers Off. To reactivate him, press the ON/OFF button (located on Robosapien Blue™ ’s back) twice. AL THUM EM LD AK • All 3 pre-programmed DEMOs play in a row. EC EM EX • Place once to access GREEN Commands, press twice to access ORANGE Commands. CE HT LE RIG FT SELECT DEM O1 EX EC UT L DE AL AK UP ER OF PO P.12 ST TU TU EP ST RN ST RESET SWEE THUM SWEE PIC HIG K UP RI KE IKE LEA STR LEA STR IKE BU LL EP ZE ST SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 TU EP ST TU RN ST THR WH OW IST LE OW THR RP BU ST AR THUM UP K PIC BAC TAL RE KE RI ST Robosapien Blue™ has three programmable sensors and a Master program, SE that allows you to take control of the following unique programming RO environments: RESET Touch Sensors LL ZE Programming Mode BU EP AR IKE RE SE STR IKE STR RO CK ST OO LEFT OO RIGH NC SO NIC DA ST SELECT PS CK PS BA ) #16 BA 1 Right Sensor Program ( CUT EM O1 EXE DEM ) #18 2 Left Sensor Program ( 3 Sonic Sensor Program ( CUT ALL DEM WA KE ) #17 UP ER OFF POW SELECT ) #19 Right & Left Sensor Programs a Ensure the Controller is in normal mode (indicator light on Controller is DARK). CE SO AN EM IC EX EC UT The sensors on Robosapien Blue™’s Fingers, Toes and Heels can all be programmed to respond when touched. They also trigger whenever he walks into an obstacles. HT Touch Sensors LE RIG 4 Master Program ( EXE DEM O1 EX EC UT AK EM LD AL UP ER OF PO Press the Right or Left Sensor Program button once (Robosapien Blue™ beeps - you are now in program mode). Program up to six steps (the Select button does not count as step). For example: SELECT Walk Forward, Right Arm Out, Left Arm Out, ( SELECT , ROAR), Tilt Body Right, Tilt Body Left. Robosapien Blue™ will now automatically repeat your programmed sequence. If you wish to program less than six steps, you need to ‘close’ the program by pressing PROGRAM PLAY ( ) once, after you’ve completed your selection - for example: SELECT Walk Forward, Turn Right, ( SELECT ) High 5, PROGRAM PLAY ( ). To trigger the sensor, touch a long finger, or a toe/heel sensor (on the side corresponding to the sensor program you set). Alternatively press SELECT once (GREEN command mode), followed by R> or L> Sensor Program Execute (depending on which side has been programmed) and he’ll also run through the routine. Clearing the Program/Holding the Program a To clear the program and return to the Default program, press the Right, or Left Sensor Program button once, followed by the Program Play button and the program will clear. Turning Robosapien Blue™ off will also clear any previously set programs. Use the Sleep function to hold the program in Robosapien Blue™ ’s memory for up to two hours. P.13 O ZE ST UL LD EP RESET TU Sonic Sensors TU EP ST RN ST Programming Mode THUM PIC HIG K UP RI KE LEA STR LEA STR IKE THR WH OW IST LE OW THR RP BU SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 RESET TU EP ST TU RN ST BU LL EP ZE ST ST AR SWEE THUM SWEE IKE UP K PIC BAC TAL RE KE RI ST Robosapien Blue™ can be set up as a “room guard” or can even start SE dancing to your favorite music using the built-in Sonic Sensor Program RO function. AR IKE RE STR IKE STR SE RO ST LEFT OO OO SELECT RIGH SO NC ST PS CK PS BA CK BA DA NIC EM O1 EXE CUT Sonic Sensor Programs a Ensure the Controller is in the normal Command mode DEM EXE CUT (indicator light on the Controller is DARK). ALL DEM WA KE UP ER OFF POW SELECT Press the Sonic Sensor Program button ) once; Robosapien Blue™ says “BEEP!”. You are now in program entry mode. Program up to SIX steps (the SELECT EM O1 EX EC button does not count as a step). UT • For example: WALK FORWARD, RIGHT ARM OUT, STOP, SELECT ( SELECT - ROAR), TILT BODY RIGHT, TILT BODY LEFT. After six steps, Robosapien Blue™ will automatically repeat your programmed sequence so you can check what it will do. SO CE HT LE RIG AN IC DEM EX EC UT AK EM LD AL UP ER OF PO If you wish to program less than six steps, you need to ‘close’ the program by pressing PROGRAM PLAY ( ) after you’ve completed your selection - for example: SELECT WALK FORWARD, ( SELECT - HIGH 5), WALK BACKWARDS, PROGRAM PLAY. To review your program again, press SELECT once (Controller indicator light goes GREEN), followed by Sonic Sensor button. Robosapien Blue™ will run through your routine. To put Robosapien Blue™ into SONIC RESPONSE mode, press SELECT followed by LISTEN. He’ll now wait for a sharp sound or tap on his body, then run through your programmed routine. Clearing the Program/Holding the Program a To clear the sonic program and return to the Default program, press the Sonic Program button once, then PROGRAM PLAY. Turning Robosapien Blue™ off will also clear any previously set programs. Use the Sleep function ( SELECT, SLEEP ) to hold the program in Robosapien Blue™ ’s memory for a up to two hours. P.14 ST TU RI KE AR PIC HIG K UP SWEE THUM SWEE IKE UP K PICK BAC TAL LEA STR STR IKE THR WH OW IST LE SLEEP LISTEN STRIKE 2 STRIKE 2 BU EP ST TU TU EP ST RN ST LL RESET RE THUM LEA OW THR P BUR ZE KE RI ST A main feature of the Robosapien Blue™ is that he can be programmed in segments. The 14 step Master Program can “link in” any 6-step Sensor ProgramSEfor long play routines. ST TU EP ST RN ST RESET Master Command LL ZE Programming Mode BU EP AR IKE RE SE RO ST LEFT RIGH BA EM EXE CUT DEM O1 EXE DEM ER OFF POW LE EM AN IC EX EC UT If you wish to program less than fourteen steps, you need to ‘close’ the program by pressing PROGRAM PLAY ( ). - for example: Walk Forward, Turn Right, Walk Forward, Turn Left, Walk Backward, SELECT ( SELECT , High 5), Program Play. ALL CE SO UP SELECT HT After 14 steps, the Robosapien Blue™ will automatically execute your Master Program sequence. CUT WA RIG DA NC NIC OO SO PS ST CK Press the MASTER PROGRAM ( ) button once; Robosapien Blue™ says “Beep”. You are now in program entry mode. Program up to fourteen steps (the SELECT button does not count as a step - see Touch Sensors page 13 for example). OO SELECT KE PS BA CK mode (indicator light on the Controller is DARK). STR IKE STR Master Programs a Ensure the Controller is in the Red Command DEM O1 EX EC UT AK EM LD AL UP ER OF PO To execute your program at any time, press PROGRAM PLAY. To execute your program without linking in the sensor programs (so you can quickly review your Master Program sequence), press SELECT, then MASTER PROGRAM. Clearing the Program/Holding the Program a To clear the Master Program, press the MASTER PROGRAM button once, then press the PROGRAM PLAY Button. The robot goes “OUAH!” to confirm the program is cleared. Turning Robosapien Blue™ off will also erase any Master Programs. If you wish to keep your program, use the Sleep function (SELECT-SLEEP) to hold the program in Robosapien Blue™ ’s memory for up to two hours. Extending the Program a You can extend the length of the Master Command Program beyond fourteen steps by “linking in” any of the three Sensor Programs. Sensor Programs can be mixed and matched in any pattern. First pre-program any Sensor Program with a routine (see previous pages 13 & 14). Press Master Program to enter your program as normal. Press SELECT then press any R>, S>, or L> buttons. This sensor routine will be stored as ONE STEP in your master program. Repeat to add additional sensor routines. On playback, those routines will play with no pause between execution. To enter a Master Program so that the robot waits for each sensor input, enter your program as normal then just press either R>, S>, or L> as one step. On playback, the robot will STOP at the beginning of each sensor routine waiting for either a sensor touch or sound. SELECT For example: WALK FORWARD, WALK BACKWARD, ( SELECT - R>), R>, ( SELECT - STOP), ( SELECT - L>), L>, STOP, ( SELECT - S>), LEFT ARM UP, ( SELECT - S>), S>, S>, PROGRAM PLAY. P.15 Troubleshooting Guide If you are experiencing difficulties with Robosapien Blue™, use this troubleshooting guide. Problem Solution 1. Robosapien Blue™ a. Stand robot upright, clear all obstacles from the feet and hand sensors, is not responding to the controller. then push Robosapien Blue™’s ON/OFF button until you hear the yawning power up sequence. b. For best results keep a clear line of sight between the remote and the infrared receiver in the Robosapien™’s head. Always point the controller directly at the head and stay within 12 feet (3 meters) distance. c. Check that batteries are inserted correctly and that nothing comes between the batteries and battery contacts. d. Robosapien Blue™ might be in PROGRAM MODE (“Beep, beep, beep”). Press the PROGRAM PLAY button at the very bottom of the remote, then STOP to restore regular operation. e. Certain types of electronic lighting or bright sunlight can jam infra-red signals from reaching your robot. Lower the robot’s sun visor or, if the problem persists, move the robot into shadow or away from the interference. f. The robot will ignore remote control signals during his wakeup routine. Wait until the wakeup routine finishes, then he will respond as normal. 2. Robosapien Blue™ has trouble walking. a. The hand or feet sensors detect objects in front or back. Use the BULLDOZER walking mode (press SELECT twice, then BULLDOZER) or SELECT-STEP or SELECT-BACKSTEP to move the robot away from the obstruction. b. Robosapien Blue™ may have difficulty walking on thick carpets or slippery surfaces. For best results only use your Robosapien Blue™ on flat, level surfaces (low pile carpets or hard floors). c. Something is stuck on the robot’s feet. Check that nothing is caught or preventing his footpads, legs, or hands from moving freely. d. Press < > again (or press < > twice if stopped) to enter SLOW WALK mode, which is much more stable. 3. Robosapien Blue™ does not detect sounds in Listen Mode. a. Wait two seconds after LISTEN MODE activates before making sounds or tapping the robot’s body. b. Robosapien Blue™ does not hear sounds that are soft or low-pitched. Make a sharp sound (eg. clapping your hands), or tap Robosapien™’s body. Robosapien Blue™’s limbs are not moving the way I want. 4. Robosapien Blue™ ’s limbs are not moving the way I want. a. Robosapien Blue™’s arms and legs move to multiple positions. When a limb is fully extended, use several button presses to find new positions. b. Reset the Robosapien Blue™ to the default position. Press SELECT then the RESET (STOP) button. 5. Robosapien Blue™ is behaving erratically. a. Press the STOP button twice, or turn Robosapien Blue™ off and back on again. b. Batteries are very low. Replace all batteries in the feet with fresh “D” batteries. c. Something is interfering with the infra-red signals. Move the controller closer to the robot, or move the robot to another location under different lighting. P.16 Warranty WowWee™ 90-Day Limited Warranty WowWee’s warranty obligations for Robosapien Blue™ (this “Product”) are limited to the terms set forth below. WowWee Group Limited (“WowWee”) warrants to the original end-user purchaser that this Product will be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of 90 days from the date of retail purchase (the “Warranty Period”). This warranty is extended only to the original end-user purchaser of a new product that was not sold “as is”. If a defect arises: (1) you may within 30 days from the date of retail purchase (or such other period specified by the return policies of the place of purchase) return this Product to the place of purchase, together with the original proof of purchase and either the original box or the UPC code label from the box, and this Product will be replaced or, in the event that a replacement for this Product is not available at the place of purchase, either a refund of the purchase price for this Product or a store credit of equivalent retail value will be provided; or (2) you may after the day that is 30 days from the date of retail purchase (or such other period specified by the return policies of the place of purchase) and within the Warranty Period contact WowWee Customer Support to arrange for the replacement of this Product. In the event that a replacement for this Product is not available this Product will be replaced by WowWee with a product of equivalent or greater retail value. Notwithstanding the foregoing terms of this warranty, WowWee reserves the right at all times, at its sole option and discretion, to refund to you the purchase price paid by you for this Product in full and final settlement of WowWee’s obligations under this warranty. A purchase receipt or other proof of the date of retail purchase and purchase price is required in order to claim the benefit of this warranty. If this Product is replaced, the replacement product becomes your property and the replaced Product becomes WowWee’s property. If the place of purchase refunds the purchase price of this Product or issues a store credit of equivalent retail value, this Product must be returned to the place of purchase and becomes WowWee’s property. If WowWee refunds the purchase price of this Product, this Product must be returned to WowWee and becomes WowWee’s property. EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS This warranty covers the normal and intended use of this Product. This warranty does not apply: (a) to damage caused by accident, abuse, unreasonable use, improper handling and care or other external causes not arising out of defects in materials or workmanship; (b) to damage caused by service performed by anyone who is not an authorized representative of WowWee; (c) to any hardware, software or other add-on components installed by the end-user; (d) if this Product has been disassembled or modified in any way; (e) to cosmetic damage, including but not limited to scratches, dents or broken plastic, or normal wear and tear. THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS AND YOU MIGHT ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE. WOWWEE’S RESPONSIBITLITY FOR PRODUCT DEFECTS IS LIMITED TO THE REPLACEMENT OF THIS PRODUCT OR THE REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE FOR THIS PRODUCT. ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN TIME TO THE TERM OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. NO WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WILL APPLY AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY PERIOD. If any term of this warranty is held to be illegal or unenforceable, the legality or enforceability of the remaining terms shall not be affected or impaired. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN THIS WARRANTY AND TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, WOWWEE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES HOWSOEVER CAUSED RESULTING FROM BREACH OF WARRANTY OR CONDITION OR UNDER ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF USE. THE FOREGOING LIMITATION SHALL NOT APPLY TO DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS, OR ANY STATUTORY LIABILITY FOR INTENTIONAL AND GROSS NEGLIGENT ACTS AND/OR OMISSIONS. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THESE LIMITATIONS MIGHT NOT APPLY TO YOU. Valid only in U.S.A. P.17 Manufactured and distributed by © 2004-2014 WowWee Group Limited. Product names, designations, and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of WowWee Group Limited. All rights reserved. WowWee Group Limited. Energy Plaza, 3/F, 301A-C, 92 Granville Road, T.S.T. East, Hong Kong. WowWee Canada Inc. 3700 Saint Patrick Street Suite 206 Montreal, QC, H4E 1A2 Canada Customer Service Website: www.wowweezone.com We recommend that you retain our address for future reference. Product and colors may vary. Packaging printed in China. WARNING! This product is not suitable for children under 3 years because of small parts - choking hazard. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad, iPad mini, iPad Air, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular Installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Android and Google Play are trademarks of Google Inc. • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Amazon and Amazon Appstore are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected • Consult the dealer or experienced radio/TV technician for help MADE IN CHINA. CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This device complies with Industry Canada Licence-exempt RSS-210. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. For these purposes, the party responsible is: WowWee USA Inc. 875 Prospect Street Suite 204A La Jolla, CA 92037 1-800-310-3033 This Device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: WARNING! This equipment may experience difficulty and/or memory loss when subjected to any electrostatic discharge, radio frequency interference, or sudden power surge/interruption. The user is encouraged to reset the equipment should any of these occur. w w w . w o w w e e . c o m P.18 App Functionality and Quickstart APP FUNCTIONALITY Robosapien Blue™ can interact wirelessly with an iPhone® 4s and above, iPod touch® 5G, iPad® 3, iPad® 4, iPad mini™, iPad Air®, or select Android™ Bluetooth® Smart-Ready™ devices. Apple® devices must be running iOS 8 or above. Android™ devices must be running Android™ 4.4.3 or above. Downloading the App For Apple® Devices: Go to the App StoreSM and search for RoboRemote Bluetooth. Alternatively, open a browser and use the following link: appstore.com/roboremotebluetooth Then, click download. For Android™ Devices: Go to the Google Play™ Store or Amazon Appstore™ and search for RoboRemote Bluetooth. Then, click download. Connecting to Robosapien Blue™ with your device To connect Robosapien Blue™ with your device: 1. Turn Robosapien Blue™ On as instructed in Operation Overview (pg 5). 2. Open the Robosapien Blue™ App on your device. 3. The App will bring up your Robosapien Blue™’s ID in a list of available devices. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to interact with Robosapien Blue™’s using your device. Q: My Robosapien Blue™ won’t show up in the app when I try to connect. A: Make sure your Robosapien Blue™ has fresh batteries and is turned on, then close the app and switch Bluetooth® on/off in your device settings. If your still having problems, try restarting your device completely. Q: My Robosapien Blue™ disconnects often or is much slower than usual. A: This is most likely caused by interference. Ensure that there are no other Bluetooth® devices connected (especially audio devices), as these can cause interference which can cause issues. If you are still having problems, try turning Wi-Fi off to reduce interference. Q: When I try to download the Robosapien Blue™ application onto my Android™ phone, it says it’s incompatible with my device. A: Robosapien Blue™ only works with devices which are Bluetooth® Smart-Ready™ and running compatible operating systems. Please ensure that your device is smart ready. If you are still in doubt, check the compatibility list located on our website: www.wowweezone.com. Q: I cannot access Google Play™ on my device, how can I download the application? A: Try downloading the application on the Amazon AppStore™ or other free app stores. 8015US01TOP_IML
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