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3ContentsContentsIntroduction ........................................................ 6Package contents ......................................................... 7Getting started .....................................................10Battery and power requirements ...........................................10 Rovio .................................................................10 Charging dock and TrueTrack™ Beacon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Assembling the charging dock .............................................10Location ................................................................10Assembling the charging dock .............................................11Installing and charging the battery pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Low battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Installing the Rovio Setup software ........................................15 PC users ..............................................................15 For advanced PC users ..................................................16 Mac users .............................................................17Rovio charging dock ......................................................21TrueTrack Beacons .......................................................22Power switch LED light indicator ...........................................22Rovio’s interface .........................................................22Overview of the Rovio interface ......................................23Using Rovio’s interface ...................................................23 System requirements ...................................................23Web browser supported features ..........................................23Description of interface ..................................................24 Navigation controls ....................................................25 Camera controls .......................................................26 Camera capture control .................................................26 Headlight control ......................................................26 Auxiliary controls ......................................................27 Indicators .............................................................29 Settings ...............................................................30 Rovio online help ......................................................36

4ContentsAccessing the interface from your internal network .....................37Setting up port forwarding ..........................................38Creating, saving and playing back paths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Using Rovio with VoIP applications ....................................42Updating the Rovio rmware .........................................43Restoring Rovio to factory defaults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Caring for Rovio ....................................................45Precautions .......................................................45Safety ..................................................................45Use and handling ....................................................45FAQs ..............................................................46Appendix A ........................................................47 Rovio browser and platform compatibility ...............................47Appendix B ........................................................48 Terminology .......................................................48Index ..............................................................50Limited warranty ...................................................52

6IntroductionThank you for purchasing Rovio™ from WowWee™!With Rovio™, you will always be just a click away from the people and places that are important to you. Rovio is the Wi-Fi equipped mobile webcam that enables you to view and interact with its environment through streaming video and audio, wherever it is! Easily control Rovio remotely 24/7 from anywhere in the world! Use any web-equipped device: PC or Mac, cell phone, smartphone, PDA or even your video game console.The TrueTrack™ Navigation System allows you to use the Rovio interface to store waypoints — with one click Rovio will automatically navigate itself to the chosen point. Rovio’s built-in LED headlight will help you guide it even in dimly lit locations, so you’ll always know what is going on at home or at the ofce. Rovio’s self-docking function allows you to send Rovio back to the charging dock to recharge, with the click of a button on your browser!

7Package contentsThis package contains the following: 1 x 6 V 3000 mAH NiMH rechargeable battery pack1 x Rovio™ 1 x Charging dock with built-in TrueTrack™ Beacon 1 x MastIntroductionPackage contents1 x USB cable1 x 8 V AC/DC adapter1 x User manual1 x Rovio Setup CD1 x Quick start guide

8Quick overviewRovioQuick overviewRovioPower button with LED indicatorTrueTrack sensorAntenna Omni-directional wheelsCameraNeckHeadlightUSB connectorLED indicatorsBattery compartmentCharging contactsUnderside of RovioIR sensorsMicrophoneSpeaker

9Charging dockQuick overviewCharging dock8 V AC/DC adapterCharging contactsCharging dock mastTrueTrack BeaconPower connectorLED indicatorDock(From power adapter)Back view of charging dockMetal rim

10Getting startedThis section describes how to get your Rovio up and running. Battery and power requirementsThis section describes the battery and power requirements for Rovio and its charging dock with built-in TrueTrack Beacon. RovioRovio uses a rechargeable 6 V NiMH battery pack (included). Charging dock and TrueTrack™ Beacon The charging dock with built-in TrueTrack™ Beacon requires power from an 8V AC/DC adapter. Assembling the charging dockWhen you rst open the Rovio package the charging dock will be in two parts. You will need to put the parts together and then set up the built-in TrueTrack Beacon. LocationIn order for Rovio to accurately self-dock, the charging dock should ideally be placed where it will not be disturbed and preferably against a wall. Ideally, the room should have a at ceiling no higher than about 10-12 feet (3-3.6 meters) with a clear space onto which the built-in TrueTrack Beacon can project its infrared beams. Air vents, large light panels or chandeliers, tall objects or furniture might prevent Rovio from detecting the signal that is projected onto the ceiling. Important power adapter information Examine the AC/DC adapter regularly for damage to the cord, plug, enclosure and other parts.• The AC/DC adapter is not a toy.• Equipment liable to be cleaned with liquid are to be disconnected from the transformer • before cleaning.Getting startedBattery and power requirements

11Assembling the charging dockTo assemble the charging dock:1. Place the charging dock on the oor in the room you want to use as Rovio’s home base.2. Attach the mast to the charging dock by slotting it into position as illustrated.3. Plug the power cable into the port on the back of the charging dock and then plug the power adapter into the electrical outlet. The LED indicator on the charging dock will light up, and the TrueTrack Beacon attached to the dock will light up red. If the LED indicator on the base does not light up, it means that there is a problem with the connection between the mast and the base. Unplug the power adapter, detach the mast. Reattach the mast and then reconnect the adapter.If the Beacon is not lit, touch the metal rim on the Beacon and it will light up.Getting startedAssembling the charging dock

124. Two red dots will project light onto the ceiling. To optimize the signal, point the red dots at the center of the ceiling away from unsmooth surfaces such as lighting xtures, fans, air vents and corners.NOTES: The red dots are a guide to help you set up the charging dock. If the light turns off while you are positioning the dots, touch the metal rim to reactivate it. During normal operation the red light will not be lit.In order for Rovio to be able to self-dock and recharge, you must power the charging dock at all times. Important battery information Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended type.• Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision.• Respect the correct polarity, (+) and (-).• Do not throw batteries into the re.• The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited.• Batteries should be replaced by adults.• Remove batteries if the product is not going to be used for some time.• This user manual should be kept because it contains important information. • Getting startedAssembling the charging dock

13Getting startedInstalling and charging the battery packDisassembling the charging dockTo disassemble the charging dock:1. Unplug the power cable from the back of the charging dock and from the electrical outlet.2. Turn the charging dock over and locate the two tabs that hold the mast in place. Using two ngers, squeeze both tabs towards each other and remove the mast.Installing and charging the battery packBefore you use your Rovio, you need to install and charge the battery pack. To install the batteries:1. Locate and open the battery compartment door on the underside of Rovio. 2. Using a Phillips screwdriver (not included) loosen the two screws on the battery compartment door and remove it.3. Locate and note the orientation of the battery connector and connect it to the battery. Insert and connect the battery according to the diagram in step 2. 4. Replace the battery compartment door and tighten the screws using the screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.

14To charge the batteries:1. Ensure that the power to the electrical outlet is turned on and that Rovio is turned on by pressing the power button; Rovio’s LEDs will light up.2. Place Rovio in its assembled charging dock as illustrated. The LEDs on Rovio will pulse quickly to indicate that it has begun charging.3. During charging, the LEDs on Rovio will pulse slowly; a single charge takes approximately two hours.When Rovio has nished charging the LEDs will remain lit. It is safe to leave Rovio on its charging dock after the charge has completed.Low battery When Rovio’s batteries begin to run low, it will warn you with the following:Rovio interface warning message.• Power switch LED light indicator ashes green, orange or red (refer to the • section Power switch LED light indicator). If Rovio is in the same room as its charging dock and the interface indicates that it has a navigations signal, it will automatically try to return to the charging dock when its batteries are running low after you click on the low battery warning message.Otherwise, you can send it back to its charging dock by clicking on the Home button on the interface. Refer to the Auxiliary controls table in the Description of interface section for details. If you ignore the request to drive Rovio back to its charging dock and continue to use it, Rovio will shut off automatically when its batteries are drained, and you might not be able to drive it back to the charging dock to recharge. NOTE: Rovio must detect the charging base before it can navigate home.Getting startedInstalling and charging the battery pack

15Conﬁguring your Rovio the ﬁrst timeInstalling the Rovio Setup softwareConﬁguring your Rovio the ﬁrst timeBefore you use Rovio for the rst time, you will need to congure your Rovio. To install the Rovio Setup software, your computer set-up must have the following:Windows XP™ or Window Vista™• • USB connectivityWireless access point (WAP) device (for example, your wireless router) • A CD/DVD drive• A Wi-Fi card (for Ad hoc setup)• NOTE: If you are a Mac user, refer to the subsection Mac users in the section Installing the Rovio Setup software to learn how to congure Rovio without the Rovio Setup CD.IMPORTANT: Rovio does not support WPA passwords on wireless access points; it only supports WEP passwords. For instance, if your wireless router uses a WPA password, you will need to change it to a WEP password. Refer to your router’s user manual.Installing the Rovio Setup software This section describes setting up Rovio on PC and Mac computers. PC usersNOTE: To run the Rovio Setup CD, you need a PC computer running Windows XP™ or Windows Vista™ equipped with a CD drive.To run the Rovio Setup: 1. Verify that your wireless router is turned on and working. Also ensure that Rovio is fully-charged and ON. 2. Insert the Rovio Setup CD in your CD drive on your computer.

16Conﬁguring your Rovio the ﬁrst timeInstalling the Rovio Setup software3. If Autoplay is enabled on your computer, the Rovio Setup installation dialog will appear. If it does not, locate the RovioSetup.exe le on the CD and click on it to begin installation.The Rovio Setup wizard will appear.4. Follow the onscreen instructions for installing the Rovio Setup software.NOTE: If you are using the Rovio Setup CD, you should not turn Rovio on while it is connected to your computer via USB. For advanced PC usersYou can install the Rovio Setup software without the Rovio Setup CD (Ad hoc mode). Note that you need a WiFi card on your PC. To do so: NOTE: These instructions for advanced PC users can only be used to rst congure Rovio or after you restore it to its default factory settings.1. Ensure that Rovio is fully-charged and ON. 2. From your Windows Control Panel, select Network Connection or Network and Sharing Center (Windows Vista), and then click on the option to create a new connection.3. Follow the onscreen instructions to create an advanced connection, that is, you want to connect directly to another computer. 4. Connect to the ROVIO_WOWWEE network (Rovio’s default SSID). 5. In the Local Area Connection Properties dialog, select the TCP/IP option, and then click on Properties.The TCP/IP Properties option appears.

176. Select the option Use the following IP address and enter the following information:IP address 192.168.10.5Subnet mask 255.255.255.0Default gateway Leave blank7. Once your Ad hoc connection is established, you can interface directly with Rovio to change its settings from the Settings button (refer to the Settings subsection in the Description of interface section). Enter http://192.168.10.18 in the address bar of your Internet browser.Your Rovio is now congured to work on your internal network. NOTES: Once congured on your internal network, or if you have changed Rovio’s settings, you can reset Rovio to Ad hoc mode via its interface.You can congure Rovio to be accessible from an external network; follow the links in the setup wizard for further details, refer to the WowWee Support site (www.wowweesupport.com), or refer to the section Using Rovio from an external network.Mac usersIf you are running a Mac you will need to congure your Rovio without the Rovio Setup CD. NOTE: You need to be logged in with administrative privileges. To do so:1. Verify that your AirPort is on and connected to your wireless router (this should also be turned on and working). Ensure that Rovio is fully charged and ON.Conﬁguring your Rovio the ﬁrst timeMac users

182. Note your current Wi-Fi settings.From the a. Apple menu, select System Preferences.Select the b. Network option and then select AirPort located in the Network Status pane.Click on the c. Advanced button, and then select the TCP/IP tab. Note all the network settings that appear, as you will need them throughout the conguration.3. You need to verify the IP address that you will use for Rovio. From the Finder select Applications, then Utilities, then select Terminal.Type a. ping -c2 and then type the rst three sets of numbers from the IP address you noted in step 2c (e.g. ping -c2 210.172.15) followed by 6 (e.g. ping -c2 210.172.15.6) and press Enter. If the application returns with a data message containing b. 0 packets received, note the IP address and continue to step 4. If the application c. returns with 1 packet received or 2 packets received the IP address is not available. To try a different IP address, repeat step 3a adding 1 to the nal digit (e.g. ping -c2 210.172.15.7). Continue to add 1 to the nal gure until you receive the data message 0 packets received. Note the IP address.Conﬁguring your Rovio the ﬁrst timeMac users

194. You need to connect directly to your Rovio (Ad hoc connection). Click on AirPort in the menu bar on top of the screen. Select the ROVIO_WOWWEE network (your Rovio).5. You now need to adjust the TCP/IP settings for your computer to work with Rovio. To do so:From the Apple menu, select a. System Preferences.Select the b. Network option and then select AirPort located in the Network Status pane.Click on the c. Advanced button, and then select the TCP/IP tab. From the d. Congure IP options, change the setting to Manually.In the e. IP Address eld, enter 192.168.10.2 and then click on OK. This will be the IP address of your computer.6. In the address bar of your preferred web browser, enter http://192.168.10.18; this is default the IP address for your Rovio. You should now be able to view the Rovio interface.If you do not see Rovio’s interface, try resetting your Rovio by turning it OFF and then ON again. Wait until the LED on the power button turns from orange to green and then refresh the web browser.Conﬁguring your Rovio the ﬁrst timeMac users

207. Now you will congure Rovio’s network settings to work with your router. In the Rovio interface, click on the Settings button located at the top right. Select the Network tab.8. In the SSID eld, type in the name of your wireless network (i.e. your router).9. Change the mode to Infrastructure.10. Next, if you use a wireless network password, you will need to enter it. Select the type of Encryption (e.g. WEP 64) and then select the type of Key (e.g. ASCII). Enter the router’s password in the eld.11. In the IP Setup section select Manually12. In the IP address eld, enter the IP address you noted down at step 3.13. Using the settings you noted at step 2c, enter the Subnet mask, Default gateway (this is your router’s IP) and DNS (if any) information, and then click on Update.14. You now need to connect to your wireless network. From the System Preferences item of your Apple menu, select Network, then AirPort, and then re-enter the settings details you noted at step 2c for your wireless network.Your Rovio is now connected to your internal wireless network. Conﬁguring your Rovio the ﬁrst timeMac users

2115. In the address bar of your web browser, enter in the IP address you entered in the Rovio settings from step 11 (e.g. 210.172.15.7). You can now control your Rovio using its interface. NOTE: If you want to set a password for your Rovio, turn the security settings on or off, or add a new user, click on the Settings button in the Rovio interface, and then select the Security tab. Enter the information for a new user. Uninstalling the Rovio Setup softwareTo uninstall the Rovio Setup software (Windows users only):From Program Files, locate the WowWee/Rovio directory, and then select • Uninstall. Follow the onscreen instructions to uninstall the software. Rovio basicsRovio charging dockThe charging dock is used as Rovio’s home base where it can recharge and store it when it is not being used. Using Rovio’s interface, you can click on the Home button and Rovio will automatically navigate itself back to the charging dock to recharge. NOTE: You need to set the home position before you can use the send home function. To set the home position:1. Place Rovio in its charging dock. 2. Click on the Save Home button . Rovio will drive away from the charging dock, record the home position, and then automatically dock itself in the charging dockNOTES: Ensure that Rovio’s neck is down (i.e. horizontal) while you save its home position. Rovio will automatically lower its neck when returning to its charging dock while self-docking.Rovio basics

22TrueTrack BeaconsRovio uses TrueTrack Beacons to help it locate its charging dock (home base). The charging dock comes with a built-in TrueTrack Beacon. The Beacon projects two IR signals on the ceiling that Rovio uses as its guiding lights to track the location of the Beacon. To extend Rovio’s navigation distance, you can install additional TrueTrack Room Beacons (sold separately) to help it locate additional rooms to which you want Rovio to navigate. Power switch LED light indicatorThe following table describes the power switch LED light indicator colors:Power switch light colorDescriptionGreen Network connection is functioning properly. Green (blinking) Low battery. Network connection is functioning properly. Orange Rovio is booting and/or trying to connect to a network.Orange (blinking) Low battery. Rovio is booting and/or trying to connect to a network.Red Network connection is functioning properly and Rovio is being accessed.Red (blinking) Low battery. Network connection is functioning properly and Rovio is being accessed.Rovio’s interfaceRovio’s interface is entirely browser-based, which means you can access Rovio via the Internet using any web-enabled device. Refer to the section Overview of Rovio interface for more details.Rovio basics

23Overview of the Rovio interface This section describes Rovio’s user interface. Using Rovio’s interfaceTo control Rovio you must have a web-enabled device.System requirementsYour web-enabled device must meet the following system requirements:Device running one of the following browsers:• Internet Explorer 6 or higher, or• Mozilla Firefox 1.5 or higher, or• Safari 3.0, or• Mobile Safari, or• Internet Explorer Mobile, or • Opera Mobile. • *Internet Explorer 6 or higher required for two-way audio feature.Wireless access point (WAP) device connected to your PC • (for example, a wireless router)High-speed Internet connection• Web browser supported features The following table describes Rovio’s supported features according to the web browser.Browser Video AudioInternet Explorer (6.0 and up)MPEG4 Mono, 8-bitMozilla Firefox (1.5 and up)M-JPEG (motion JPEG) Not availableSafari M-JPEG (motion JPEG) Not availableOpera M-JPEG (motion JPEG) Not availableFor a more complete list of browser features, refer to Appendix A. Overview of the Rovio interfaceUsing Rovio’s interface

24Description of interfaceThis section outlines the main controls in the Rovio user interface. 1 Navigation controls2. Camera position controls3. Camera capture control4. Headlight control5. Auxiliary controls 6. Indicators7. Settings8. Video display pane9. Rovio online helpOverview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface

25The following tables outline the main controls in the Rovio user interface.NOTE: Depending on the web browser you use, some of these options might not be available.Navigation controlsCommand DescriptionRotation buttons Allows you to rotate Rovio on the spot in increments.Rotate Rovio counter-clockwise. Click on the button and hold for continuous turning. Rotate Rovio clockwise. Click on the button and hold for continuous turning.Rotate Rovio a set number of degrees relative to its current position: around 45, 90, 135, 180 degrees clockwise or counter-clockwise.Direction arrows Directs Rovio left (left arrow), right (right arrow), forward (up arrow) and backward (down arrow).You can also use the following keyboard buttons to direct Rovio: a or left keyboard arrow (strafe left), d or right keyboard arrow (strafe right), w or up keyboard arrow (forwards), s or back keyboard arrow (backwards), q (turn left), e (turn right), Space bar (to stop driving autonomously), -/+ (to toggle speeds).Joystick pad Moves Rovio in the direction in which you drag the Rovio icon on the joystick pad.Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Navigation controls

26Camera controls Command DescriptionCamera position low Positions the neck at the lowest position.You can also use the keyboard button 1.Camera position mid-way Positions the neck mid-way. You can also use the keyboard button 2.Camera position high Positions the neck at full height. You can also use the keyboard button 3.Camera capture controlCommand DescriptionCamera Allows you to take a still photo screen capture and send it to a specied email address.NOTE: To send the screen capture it to a specied email, you need to rst congure the screen capture settings. Refer to the description of the Photo tab in the Settings section.Headlight controlCommand DescriptionHeadlight Toggles Rovio’s headlight.Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Camera controls, Camera capture control,

27Auxiliary controlsCommand DescriptionPaths tab Allows you to set path of way points to which Rovio will navigate. Refer to the section Creating and saving paths for more details.Record/Save Records a path and then saves it to Rovio’s memory using a path name.When you record a path, all commands are recorded including head positions, photo, and headlight commands..Delete Deletes the selected path.Reset All Deletes all paths.Stop Stops Rovio’s driving while moving along the current path.Save Home Saves the current location as Rovio’s home position (home base). Home Send Rovio back to charging dock. Note that you need to rst set the home position (home base).You can also use the keyboard button H for this function NOTE: Rovio must be able to detect its charging dock (i.e. Room 0) in order to navigate home..Visual Tab Allows you to toggle the speed and quality of the streaming video.Use the slider to adjust the video quality. Move the slider to the left to decrease the video quality, that is, stream faster video (less frames/second and lower resolution); move the slider to the right to increase the video frame rate and resolution.Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Auxiliary controls

28Command DescriptionVideo priority sliderAdjusts Rovio’s video quality by adjusting video frame rate and quality. Move the slider to the left to lower the frame rate and quality; move the slider towards the right to increase the frame rate and quality.Video brightness sliderAdjusts the brightness of the video stream from Rovio. Move the slider to the left to lower the brightness; move the slider towards the right to increase brightness.Maintain Ratio Enable this option to maintain the aspect ratio of the video stream when it is resized. This option is enabled by default.Audio tab Allows you to adjust Rovio’s output audio levels.NOTE: Depending on the web browser you use, some of these options might not be available.Rovio’s Speaker VolumeUse the slider to adjust Rovio’s speaker level. Move the slider to the left to lower the output level; move the slider towards the right to increase the output level.Rovio’s Mic VolumeUse the slider to adjust Rovio’s microphone levels. Move the slider to the left to lower the microphone input levels; move the slider towards the right to increase the microphone input levels.Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Auxiliary controls

29Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - IndicatorsIndicatorsIndicator DescriptionNav Indicates the strength of the navigation signal received from the charging dock or a TrueTrack Room Beacon.Full bars indicate a strong signal. 0-9 Indicates the room ID number assigned to a room. as set on the TrueTrack Room Beacon (sold separately). 0 is always assigned to the charging dock.Note that the room ID numbers only appear when the Beacon is in range.Battery Indicates the strength of Rovio’s battery. Full bars indicate a fully charged battery.Status Indicates Rovio’s current driving status.Options: Roaming, Saving Home, Home Saved, Going Home, Docked, Recording Path, Following a [name of a path], Low navigation signal, No navigation signal.Wi-Fi Indicates the strength of the wireless Internet connection (Wi-Fi signal). Full bars indicate a strong signal.

30SettingsThis button allows you to specify various settings for Rovio including video preferences, router information and security settings.NOTE: Changes in the Settings menu are not recordable. Command DescriptionVideo tab Allows you to adjust video settings.Resolution Set the video resolution to the required size (in pixels). Options: 176x144, 320x240, 352x288 (default), 640x480Quality Set the quality of the video stream. Options: Low, Medium (default), HighFrame Rate Set the video frame rate (fps). Options: 1 to 30 frames per second (fps). Default is 30 fps.Brightness Adjust the brightness of the video stream. Move the slider to the left to decrease the brightness; move the slider to the right to increase brightness.Movement tab Allows you adjust movement settingsMovement speed Adjust the speed of Rovio’s movements. Move the slider to the left to decrease the speed of the movement; move the slider to the right to increase speed of the movement.Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Settings (Video and Movement tab)

31Command DescriptionTurn speed Adjust the speed of Rovio’s turning movements. Move the slider to the left to decrease the turning speed; move the slider to the right to increase turning speed.Angle Turn Speed Adjust the speed of Rovio’s turning angle. Move the slider to the left to decrease the speed of the turning angle; move the slider to the right to increase the speed of the turning angle.IR Radar Toggles Rovio’s obstacle detection feature. When enabled, Rovio’s viewing area lights up light blue on the joystick pad. When it is playing back a path and detects an obstacle, a ashing block appears at the top of the joystick pad and Rovio will stop moving towards the object . NOTE: When you manually drive Rovio, it can only detect obstacles as it approaches them, but not avoid them. Photo tab Specify settings for emailing screen captures from Rovio’s interface.Enable Email Photo Toggles the screen capture emailing function. Enable the option to allow the screen capture emailing function. SMTP settings Specify an SMTP server.Refer to your email client settings for reference.SMTP Port Species the port to use for your SMTP server. Default is 25.Username Enter the username you use for your mail server, if required..Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Settings (Movement and Photo tab)

32Command DescriptionPassword Enter the password you use for your mail server, if required..Conrm Password Enter the same password you use in the Password eld, if required..Email Settings Specify email settings to which you send video screen captures.Sender Email AddressSpecify an email address from which to send video screen captures.Receiver Email AddressSpecify a destination email address to which to email video screen captures.Email Subject Specify a subject line for your video screen capture email.Email body Enter the text you want to appear in the body of the email you want for your video screen capture email.Security tab. Allows you to adjust security settingsEnable User AuthenticationToggles the user authentication option. Click on the Update button to save the setting.User AccountsNew UserUsername Create a username for a new user on your Rovio.Password Create a password for the user being created for your Rovio.Conrm Enter the same password you entered in the password eld.Admin Access Allows you to create and manage accounts for administrative use.Also allows user acess permission settings.Add User Click to add additional new users.Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Settings (Photo and Security tab)

33Command DescriptionNetwork tab Allows you to specify network options and settingsWi-Fi Settings Specify the wireless connection settings.SSID Specify the name of the wireless router (SSID) you will use with Rovio. Also, in Ad hoc mode, it indicates the name of the Ad hoc network to which you are connected. Refer to your router settings for reference. MAC Address Specify the MAC address of Rovio.Mode Specify an Infrastructure or Ad hoc mode of networking. Default is Ad hoc. Channel Selects a Wi-Fi channel on the router used to communicate with Rovio (used for Ad hoc mode). Note: No router is used in Ad hoc mode.Encryption Specify the type of encryption used for your router.Disable No encryption used.WEP 64 Use the 64-bit encryption key used for your router. Refer to your router settings for reference.WEP 128 Use the 128-bit encryption key used for your router. Refer to your router settings for reference.Key Specify a password key (WEP key) used on your router (in ASCII or HEX).Web Port Specify a communication channel on the router on which to use Rovio. Default channel is 80.Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Settings (Network tabs)

34Command DescriptionIP Setup Allows you specify IP settings for your Rovio and router.Automatically from DHCPAutomatically select an IP address based on the router’s DHCP settings.Select this option if you do not want to specify an IP address. NOTE: Selecting this option disables the options for manually setting Rovio’s IP address (i.e. Rovio IP address, Subnet mask, Default gateway, and DNS options).Manually Specify an explicit IP address for your Rovio.Rovio IP address Specify an IP address for Rovio. Subnet mask Specify a range of addresses to use with Rovio. Use 255.255.255.0 if you do not have a specic subnet mask.Default gateway Specify a default network node (gateway) to use with Rovio.The default gateway address should be the IP address of your router. DNS Specify the DNS server. Used to resolve DNS names to IP addresses for DNS names. Refer to your router’s settings for reference.Update Save all settings specied on this tab.Reset Erase all settings on this tab.Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Settings (Network tab)

35Command DescriptionDomain tab Allows you to specify a dynamic domain name system. Refer to section Using a domain name with Rovio for more information.Enable Toggle whether you to want to use a dynamic domain name system to access Rovio. Server Species the server.Domain Species the domain name.Username Species the username for your account.Password Species the password for your account.Conrm Enter the password from the Password eld.Overwrite IP Allows you to overwrite and specify the IP address that is sent to your dynamic DNS server. Proxy Settings (optional)Allows you to specify settings for a proxy server, if you use one. Server Species the server..Port Species the port to use..Username Species the username for your account.Password Species the password for your account.Update Saves all settings specied on this tab.Reset Erases all settings on this tab.Check Status Allows you to verify Rovio’s status and its connection with your DNS server.Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Settings (Network tab)

36Command DescriptionSystem tab Allows you to reboot Rovio, restore system defaults, and update Rovio’s rmware.Reboot system Click on the Reboot button to reboot Rovio.Restore Default SettingsClick on the Restore button to restore default settings to Rovio.Update Firmware ImageAllows you to update the Rovio rmware. Refer to Updating the Rovio rmware for more information.Rovio online helpCommand DescriptionHelp Accesses contextual help for the Rovio interface. Click on the Help button to access. Video display contextual menuThe table below outlines the options available in the contextual menu (right-click) for the video display window.NOTE: This contextual menu is only available for Internet Explorer on a PC platform. Command DescriptionQuality Allows you to toggle the quality of the video stream.Low Low image quality video stream.Medium High image quality video stream.High Highest image quality video stream.Resolution Allows you to adjust the resolution of the video stream, in pixels. 176 x 144, 320 x 240, 352 x 288, 640 x 480Overview of Rovio’s interfaceDescription of interface - Settings (System tab, Rovio online help)

37Command DescriptionSave Current Image AsAllows you to save screen capture in JPEG format.To save the screen capture, select this option, then name and save the le to your computer. Start/Stop Mic Toggle the microphone on your computer. NOTES: This option only available on Internet Explorer on a PC (i.e. supports two-way audio streams).You should avoid using your computer microphone in the same room as Rovio as it will create audio feedback.Accessing the interface from your internal networkTo access Rovio’s interface:In address bar of your browser window, enter the IP address of your Rovio • (e.g. 192.168.10.18). NOTE: If you do not have the required ActiveX component installed in your Internet Explorer browser, you will be prompted to install it when you access Rovio’s interface (otherwise you will not be able to view the streaming video). When prompted, install the required ActiveX. To be able to access Rovio’s interface from outside your internal network, you will need to set up port forwarding. Refer to the section, Using Rovio from an external network.Accessing the interface from your internal network

38Using Rovio from an external networkTo be able to use Rovio outside your internal network, you will need to set up port forwarding on your wireless router to be able to communicate with Rovio. Setting up port forwardingTo be able to access Rovio over the internet from any internet access point, you will need to open up the required ports on your router (port forwarding). Refer to your router’s user manual on how to set up port forwarding. If you do not have a user manual for your router, you will need to refer to external sources to set up your router for port forwarding.To do so:1. Determine and note the make and model of your wireless router. 2. Refer to the WowWee Support site (www.wowweesupport.com) for information on locating port forwarding information for your router. You will need this information to set the port forwarding details in Rovio’s settings.For Rovio, you will need to open up 2 ports: port 80 and port 554. Port 80 is for the M-JPEG stream and control over the Rovio; port 554 is for the MPEG4 and audio stream. Congure your ports with the following options:Port 80 Port 554Protocol TCP TCPExternal TCP/IP Port 80 554IP Address [Rovio’s internal IP address]* [Rovio’s internal IP address]*Internal TCP/IP Port 80 554*Refer to the description of the Network tab in the section Overview of Rovio’s interface to determine your Rovio’s internal IP adress.Using Rovio from an external networkSetting up port forwarding

394. Save your router’s port forwarding settings.5. Test your conguration using a computer or other web-enabled device outside your internal network. You can also test your Rovio using port forwarding tools. Refer to the WowWee Support site for more details.Your Rovio is now set up for access outside your internal network. NOTE: Some Internet service providers do not allow for outbound trafc on port 80, in which case you might need to choose another port (other than 80) that is open for outbound trafc, for example, 8080. To do so, access Rovio’s network settings , enter the new port number in the Web Port eld and then save your changes. In this case, to access Rovio, you will need to enter the full web address including the port number, for example http://192.168.10.18:8080.Using a domain name with RovioOnce you have your external port forwarding congured, you can use a dynamic domain name system (DNS) with your Rovio, for instance abc.myrovio.com. If you have previously registered a domain name you want to use with Rovio, you can congure Rovio to use the domain name instead of an IP address. If you do not have a domain name previously registered, you can do so from a number of dynamic DNS service providers.Using a domain name with Rovio

40Once your ports are set up for forwarding, you can log onto Rovio to set up your domain name. To set up your domain name to be used with Rovio:1. From the Rovio interface, select Settings, then select the Domain tab.2. On the Domain tab, enable the Enable option.3. Enter the server information for your domain in the Server eld.4. Enter the domain name information for your domain in the Domain eld (for example, abc.myrovio.com). 5. Enter the user name for your account in the Username eld.6. Enter the password for your account in the Password eld.If you use a proxy server (optional), you can enter the information in the Proxy Settings area.7. Click on Update to save your settings. Your Rovio is now congured to use your registered domain name. You can now enter your domain name in the address bar of your browser to access Rovio. NOTES: If you created a login and password for Rovio, you will be prompted to enter this information when you access it. If you used a port other than 80 for outbound trafc (see the section Using Rovio from an external network), you will need to use the port number in your web address.Using a domain name with Rovio

41Creating, saving and playing back pathsYou can create a path for Rovio to remember and play back.To create a path: 1. On the Paths tab in the Rovio interface, click on the Record button to begin recording your path. 2. Drive your Rovio to the location you want the path to be. Click on Stop to make Rovio stop in its path. 3. When you are done recording the path, click on the Save Path button to stop recording and save the path. You will be prompted to name the path (default name is New Path). The paths will be saved in Rovio’s memory.4. Repeat for any other paths you want to create. NOTE: For large areas, multiple rooms, and/or areas with many walls, you should set up multiple TrueTrack Room Beacons (sold separately). To rename a path, click on the path from the list and then edit the name. To play back a path:On the • Paths tab in the Rovio interface, double-click on the name of the path you want to play. To delete a path:1. On the Paths tab in the Rovio interface, select the name of the path you want to delete. 2. Click on the Delete button to delete the path. Creating, saving and playing back paths

42Using Rovio with VoIP applicationsYou can use Rovio as your mobile webcam with VoIP applications in Windows® XP™ or Windows® Vista on PC platforms (such as Skype™ or Windows Live Messenger Call) after you install the Rovio Setup software; this allows you to use Rovio for streaming video. You rst need to congure your application to use Rovio as your webcam in video chats.NOTE: When you use Rovio for your VoIP webcam, there is no audio stream. In this case, for audio, you should use a separate computer microphone (not included).To do so:1. Locate the video settings options in your VoIP application. 2. Select Rovio IP Camera as your default camera and then conrm your selection.3. Locate the camera properties dialog in the VoIP application. Enter your the IP address of the Rovio you want to use. You will also need to enter your username and password, if security is enabled, and then click on OK. You should test and preview the camera’s video stream; most VoIP applications allow you to preview the video using the application’s interface. You can now use Rovio as your webcam when you have video chats with your contacts.For any updates to the Rovio VoIP application plugins, refer to the Rovio site (www.myrovio.com) or to the WowWee Support site (www.wowweesupport.com).NOTE: There is no audio support for third party applications. Refer to the product support or WowWee Support sites for more information.Using Rovio with VoIP applications

43Updating the Rovio ﬁrmwareWhen rmware updates are available, you can download them and update the Rovio. NOTES: Ensure that Rovio is on and connected to your network. Also make sure that Rovio has enough battery power before updating it.All your settings will be overwritten when you update the rmware image. You will need to manually recongure them after updating rmware. IMPORTANT: Do not unplug Rovio from your computer (if plugged to the computer) nor turn it off while the rmware is being updated. Ensure Rovio is on. To update the Rovio rmware image:1. From the Rovio product site (www.myrovio.com) or the WowWee Support site (www.wowweesupport.com), locate the link for the latest Rovio rmware image and download it to your computer.2. Make sure Rovio is ON. In the Rovio interface, click the Settings button. 3. In the System tab, locate the Select Firmware Image eld, and click on the Browse button. A Choose le dialog appears. 4. Locate the Rovio rmware image le you downloaded (*.bin) and then click on Open.5. Click on Update to update the rmware image. Wait for Rovio to reboot. Your Rovio should be updated with the latest rmware. You can verify the version number of the rmware in Rovio’s interface (located on the System tab of the Settings menu).IMPORTANT: Do not turn off Rovio until it has nished updating. The update will not take effect until you reboot Rovio. Ensure you have a full battery so that it does not lose power during the update.You can also restore Rovio’s default rmware using the Rovio Restore wizard. Refer to the section Restoring Rovio to factory defaults for more information.Updating the Rovio ﬁrmware

44Restoring Rovio to factory defaultsYou can restore Rovio to its factory defaults, including its rmware, using the Rovio interface or the Rovio Restore wizard (using a PC), for instance, if you need to change the security settings. To do so:From the • Program Files directory, locate and run the Rovio Restore wizard (on a PC) and then follow the onscreen instructions. OR1. In the Rovio interface, click on the Settings button.2. Select the System tab.3. Click on the Restore defaults button. Rovio will be restored to the original factory settings. You can then run the Rovio Setup wizard again to recongure Rovio. Restoring Rovio to factory defaults

45Caring for RovioThis section outlines various precautions, instructions and warnings on caring for Rovio. PrecautionsBefore using this product, read this user manual and retain it for future reference. SafetyThis product has been designed with the highest concern for safety. However, note that any electrical device if used improperly has the potential of causing re, electrical shock or personal injury. To help ensure accident-free operation, you should follow the guidelines outlined below:Observe all warnings, precautions, and instructions.• If the device functions in an abnormal manner, produces unusual sounds or odors, • or if it becomes hot to the touch, stop use, unplug the AC adapter (if used) from the electrical outlet, and disconnect any other cables to the object immediately. Use and handlingDo not use Rovio near water.• Do not immerse Rovio or any parts of it in water.• Do not expose Rovio to high temperatures, high humidity, or direct sunlight.• Do not expose Rovio to dust, smoke or steam.• Do not allow liquid or small particles to get into Rovio.• Do not place Rovio on surfaces that are unstable or subject to vibrations.• Do not throw or drop Rovio, or subject Rovio to strong physical shock.• Do not place Rovio close to items with a magnetic strip, such as a credit card.• Do not touch the TrueTrack sensors.• Avoid touching the camera lens as much as possible. • When required, gently clean the camera lens surface with a soft, • non-abrasive cloth. Never manually force Rovio’s neck up or down.• Caring for RovioSafety

46FAQsThis section lists frequently asked questions about Rovio.Q: I clicked on the Home button, but Rovio can’t seem to nd its charging dock properly. What’s wrong?A: There are number of reasons why Rovio can’t nd its home base properly including:You did not properly set Rovio’s home base to begin with. Verify that you have • saved Rovio’s home base rst. Obstacles in the way. • The• charging dock is not properly placed.The navigation signal is too weak or there is no signal.• Too many infrared signals or direct sunlight on the sensors causing interference.• Q: Rovio’s interface is loaded but I do not see the video stream … what’s wrong? A: Possible causes and solutions:Make sure that Rovio is turned on. It might have been turned off while you • were logging into Rovio’s interface. The port forwarding settings are incorrect. Verify your port forwarding settings • in your router’s rmware interface. The required • ActiveX is not installed for Internet Explorer. To install the required ActiveX component, click on the link that appears in the Rovio display panel or in the bar that appears at the top of the Internet Explorer window when you are prompted. Follow the onscreen instructions for installing the ActiveX component. If the link does not appear, verify that your pop-up blocker is turned off, and your security settings are NOT set to High.Q: Why is there no audio stream from Rovio? A: Possible causes and solutions:Two-way audio streaming is only supported on PC platforms running Internet • Explorer 6.0 and up. Refer to Appendix A for a list of browser compatibility features.If you are using Internet Explorer on a PC, your volume levels might be low. • FAQs

47For more answers to questions, refer to www.myrovio.com or the WowWee Support site at www.wowweesupport.com. Appendix ARovio browser and platform compatibility

48Appendix ARovio browser and platform compatibilityThis table outlines Rovio browser and platform compatibility.Internet browserPlatformPC computerMac computeriPhone/ Pod TouchNintendo WiiMobile devices with embedded browserInternet Explorerx*√ oMozilla Firefoxo oSafario o o oOperao o ox = Two-way mono audio streaming* and MPEG4 video streaming.o = Supports M-JPEG (motion JPEG) streaming. No audio.√ = For Internet Explorer Mobile, image must be requested manually (i.e. not automatic streaming video). No audio.* Note on Mac platforms,Internet Explorer is no longer supported as of version 5.2.3.Appendix BTerminology

50IndexIndexAaccountsmanaging 32ActiveX 46, 48Ad hoc 48Ad hoc setupMac users 17PC users 16administrative privileges 17aspect ratio 28audio levelsoutput 28audio streamtroubleshooting 46Bbatteriescharging 14installing 13batteryindicator 29requirements 10brightness 28, 30browser compatibility 47browsersInternet Explorer 47Mozilla Firefox 47Opera 47Safari 47supported features 23CchannelWi-Fi 33charging dock 14, 21assembling 10–11location 10overview 9powering 11, 12setup 12connectionAd hoc 17, 19controlsauxiliary 24camera capture 24camera position 24headlight 24navigation 24DDHCP 48DHCP settings 34DNS server 34, 35domain name 40. See DNS serverdomain name system. See DNS severEencryption 33router 33Ffactory defaultsrestoring 44rmware 36updating 43frame rate 30Hhelp 24, 36Home button 14, 27, 46home position. See Home button; See also Save Home buttonsetting 21Iinfrared beams 10interface 19, 23indicators 24Settings menu 24Internet Explorer 46, 47IP addresRovio 34IP address 48pinging 18Rovio default 19IR Radar 31LLED light indicator 22MMAC address 33, 48Mac user 15microphonetoggling 37modesAd hoc 33infrastructure 20, 33motion JPEG 30movementsturning 31movement settings 30Mozilla Firefox 47

51IndexNnavigationsignal strength 29network settings 33Oobstacle detection 31Opera 47Ppackage contents 7paths 27creating 41deleting 27, 41deleting all saved 27interrupting driving 27playing back 41recording 27renaming 41saving 27platform compatibility 47port 80 38port 554 38port forwarding 38Portsdenition 48powerrequirements 10power switch 22proxy server 40RRoom Beacon. See True Track Room Beaconroom ID number 29Rovioconguring the rst time 15default IP address 19overview 8reconguring 44Rovio Setup CD 15, 16Rovio Setup software 15installing on PC 15uninstalling 21SSafari 47Save Home button 21, 27screen capturesemailing 31security settings 32self-docking function 10, 12settingsDHCP 34email 32movement 30–48network 33security 32video 30wireless connection 33SMTP server 31softwaresetup 15speaker level 28SSID 33, 48statusindicatordriving 29subnet mask 34Subnet mask 48TTCP/IP portexternal 38internal 38True Track Beacon 11–12TrueTrack Beacon 22TrueTrack Room Beacon 29UUSB 15, 16Vvideoquality 27speed 27video chat 42Video display 24video display contextual menu 36video quality 30video resolution 36VoIP applications 42Wway points 27denition 48web port 33WEP 64 33WEP 128 33WEP key 33WEP password 15. See WEP keywirelesssignal strength 29wireless connection settings 33WowWee Support 46WPA password 15

52Limited warrantyWOWWEE 180-DAY LIMITED WARRANTYWowWee’s warranty obligations for this Rovio (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 180 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 specied 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 an 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 specied 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.A purchase receipt or other proof of the date of retail purchase is required in order to claim the benet 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.EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONSThis 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 power line surge, lightning or acts of God; (c) to damage caused by service performed by anyone who is not an authorized representative of WowWee; (d) to any hardware, software or other add-on components installed by the end-user; (e) if this Product has been disassembled or modied in any way; (f) to faulty installation or set-up adjustments; (g) to consumable parts, such as batteries, unless damage has occurred due to a defect in materials or workmanship; (h) to cosmetic damage, including but not limited to scratches, dents or broken plastic, or normal wear and tear. Regardless of whether the camera is in use or not,exposure to extremely bright lights or objects can damage the CMOS camera sensor. This warranty specically excludes any damage to the CMOS sensor resulting from exposure to extremely bright lights or objects, whether accidental or deliberate.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.

53Limited warrantyFor more information on Rovio, go towww.myrovio.comIf you have any questions that are not answered in this manual, refer towww.wowweesupport.comTo see the full range of WowWee products, go towww.wowwee.comRegister your Rovio atwww.wowwee.com

Manufactured and distributed by © 2007 WowWee Group Limited. Product names, designations, and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of WowWee Group Limited. All rights reserved.Energy Plaza, 3/F92 Granville RoadT.S.T. East, Hong Kong3500 de Maisonneuve WestSuite 800Montreal, QC H3Z 3C1 CanadaConsumer Hotline: 1-800-310-3033Customer Service: www.wowweesupport.comwww.wowwee.comWe recommend that you retain our address for future reference.Product and colors may vary.Packaging printed in China.This product is not suitable for children under 3 years because of small parts - choking hazard.This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to thefollowing two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)This device must accept any interference received, including interference that maycause undesired operation. For these purposes, the party responsible is: WowWee USA Inc. 875 Prospect Suite #202 La Jolla, CA 92037NOTEThis 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- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver- 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 helpCAUTIONChanges or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.8033US01TOPTo maintain the compliance with the FCC's RF exposure guideline, place the internet radio unit at least 20 cm from nearby persons.

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