Silverlit OP ONE Instructions page 2

PAIRING CONTROLLER AND OP ONE
The Controller and Robot must be "paired" in order for the Robot to receive commands from the Controller.
Turn the Controller on using the Power switch. Select either Automatic or Manual mode (see below). The LEDs will flash quickly.
1
After pair successfully, the lights on controller will stop flashing and OP One LED will still flash and make a noise.
2
When the Controller and OP One pair, the lights on both will stop flashing and OP One will straighten up and make a noise. This should take only a
3
few seconds to occur. If it does not, turn both off and begin with step 1.
• In case of loss of control, repeat the pairing process.
• Install fresh batteries if needed.
• The Controller and OP One must be within 20 feet of each other.
• OP One can be controlled up to 20 feet away.
CONTROL MODES
AUTOMATIC (CENTER POSITION)
• Controller lights will be green.
• Head and arms will move automatically while OP One is moving across floor.
MANUAL (BOTTOM POSITION)
• Controller lights will be red.
• Head and arms will remain still while OP One is moving across floor.
MOVEMENT
The head and arms can be independently controlled as well as the movement of the robot along the floor. Each function has its own joystick controller.
DIRECTIONAL
JOYSTICK
LEFT ARM
MOVEMENT
HEAD MOVEMENT
POWER SWITCH
(off/auto/manual)
DIRECTIONAL JOYSTICK
HEAD
MOVEMENT
RIGHT ARM
MOVEMENT
Avoid sudden stops and reverses as it could cause OP One
to tip over. If OP one tips over, the drive motor will automatically
disengage to avoid damage
ARM MOVEMENT
Applies to both arms