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- Page 2 Statement Please read this manual carefully before you start operation of the robot. If you encounter problems, contact Killerspin at (866) KS-PLAY 1 or CustomerService@Killerspin.com. The company is not liable to any legal responsibility for any failure or damage due to improper use or handling of the robot.
- Page 3 Basic Features and Functions of the Throw / Factory Reset and Recommended Parameters Basic Features and Functions of the Throw ★ Double Spin Technology ensures different degrees of speed, curve and spin are served. The technology can also set the straight (no spin) serve that other serving machines with a single wheel are unable to provide.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
………………………………………………………………… Ⅺ ………………………… . Adjustment and Replacement of Spin Wheel Ⅻ ………………………………………………………………… Fixing a Jam ⅩⅢ ……………………………………………………………………… . Storage Ⅹ Ⅳ Troubleshooting …………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………… . Features and Parameters 1 4 - 1 5 ………………… . Killerspin Warranty and Returns Policy... -
Page 5: Robot Parts
R ob ot Pa rts Ⅰ. R ob ot Parts Middle net rod Motor protector Serving head Up per side net rod Top spin wh eel Gu iding board Un der spin wh eel Motor cover Main cover Lowe r side net rod Sensor Transparent cover Supporting unit... -
Page 6: Remote Control Functions
Remote Control Functions Ⅱ. Remote Control Functions Infrared sensor Under spin indicator Ball serving frequency Mode Selection button Higher arc adjustment Arc adjustment set key Lower arc adjustment Top spin adjustment Under spin adjustment Start/Stop... -
Page 7: Setup
Setup Ⅲ. Setup Protective foam of the guiding board Lower side net rod Upper side net rod Ball collection net Open the carton, remove the cushioning Unfold both trays and insert the upper foam and place the robot gently on the side net rod into the lower side net rod. -
Page 8: Remote Control Information
Remote Control Information Ⅳ. Remote Control Information The remote control signal works up to 19 feet away from the robot. Please handle the remote control with care. Do not throw or drop the remote control on the ground. Keep the remote control from getting wet. -
Page 9: Start And Stop
Start and Stop Ⅴ. Start and Stop 1. Remove the cushioning foam before the robot starts. 2. Insert the DC power plug into the DC socket of the robot. Connect the power supply. The red power indication light on the robot will illuminate. -
Page 10: Robot Operation
Robot Operation Ⅵ.Robot Operation （1）S t a r t / S t o p Press Start/Stop and the robot is in operation. The symbol, is displayed at the bottom left of the screen and the power indication light on the robot will turn blue. Press Start/Stop again and the robot will power down. - Page 11 Robot Operation （4）Random Mode Mix Random Mode Random Mode Fixed Mode Program Mode Start/Stop ,above. Throw Mixed Random Mode Sta rt/S to p Mix Random Mode Random Mode Fixed Mode Program Mode （6）P r o g r a m M o d e Press until the Mode Selection...
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Page 12: Serving Combinations
Robot Operation ( 7 ) S e r v i n g C o m b i n a t i o n s Start/ Stop 1. During the process of program setting, if there have been no instructions given for 2 minutes the Program Mode will automatically be withdrawn. -
Page 13: Serving Arc Adjustment
Robot Operation (8)Serving Arc Adjustment Serving arc adjustment Arc adjust set key Arc adjust set Arc adjust set key Arc adjust set... -
Page 14: Correcting Irregular Serves
orrecting Irregular Serves/Ball Collection Dish/ Fuse Replacement/ Maintenance Ⅶ. Correcting Irregular Serves When the guiding board of the serving head receives external interference such as strong contact by returned balls or by hands the serves may land irregularly. Power off the robot and restart after 10 seconds. -
Page 15: Adjustment And Replacement Of Spin Wheel
Adjustment and Replacement of Spin Wheel Ⅺ Adjustment and Replacement of Spin Wheel (1) Adjustment of Spin Wheel After a period of use there will be wear and tear on the spin wheels causing slower serving speeds than usual. Adjust the distance between the two wheels to resume the effectiveness of the serves. -
Page 16: Fixing A Jam
Fixing a Jam / Storage Ⅻ.Fixing a Jam A ball getting stuck is mainly attributable to damaged balls or other items that may be blocking the ball running track. If the problem occurs, disconnect the power supply and follow the procedures as below to correct: Screw Remove all the balls in the dish. -
Page 17: Troubleshooting
If problems still occur,please contact our Customer Service Dept. Tel:(866)KS-PLAY1 or CustomerService@Killerspin.com REMINDER:When the Remote Control is out of order or lost the robot can still be started by pushing the emergency button at the bottom of the robot. -
Page 18: Killerspin Warranty And Returns Policy
Customer is responsible for the return shipping costs and care. Clothing must not appear to be worn or damaged in any way. Killerspin is not responsible for customer damage or fading to clothing due to washing. No exchanges may be made for customer inflicted damage. - Page 19 Products will NOT be accepted for return, exchange, or refund if, in the opinion of Killerspin they appear to have been damaged by the customer. A customer requesting the return of the damaged product which was sent to and received by Killerspin will require all shipping charges to be charged to the customer for the return of such product or products.
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