SoftBank Whiz Operational Manual page 145

Whiz Operational Manual
Terminology
N Normal mode
Notification
Notification pager
Notification pager
charger
O Open/close knob
Operator
P Pager holder
Pager main button
Pager mute switch
R RIN
Robot Operations
Center
ROC indicator
Rubber pads
S Secondary battery
power button
Steering handle
The usual mode for cleaning. (see "P52 7-8 Max Power Mode
Button")
A notification is issued when the battery level is low or when the
error has occurred. Notifications appear at the upper left of the touch
display of the machine (see "P48 7-6 Touch Display").
Receives alert messages when the machine encounters an obstacle
or the emergency stop button is pressed during autonomous cleaning
mode. When an alert message is received, it notifies the operator by
sound and vibrating (see "P95 11 Notification Pager"). To recharge
the notification pager, use the special charger.
Used for recharging the notification pager. Use a micro USB cable to
recharge the notification pager (see "P103 11-4 Recharging the
Notification Pager").
This is the knob for the dust cover used to open or close the dust box.
The person who operates and manages the machine.
Used for attaching the notification pager on the machine.
Button for turning the notification pager (see "P95 11 Notification
Pager") on/off.
Switches the alert on/off that sounds when the notification pager
receives an alert message. (see "P95 11 Notification Pager")
The machine's serial number. The RIN is indicated on a sticker
located on the inside of the battery door on the machine.
The Robot Operations Center is Brain Corp.'s cloud-based robotics
center. Via LTE connection, it provides remote monitoring and
manages usage of the machine, and automatically sends reports on
daily use and cleaning results, software updates, and messages
indicating the occurrence of any abnormalities to the operator.
When the machine is connected normally to the Robot Operations
Center, this lights orange on the machine's touch display. (see
"P48 7-6 Touch Display")
Prevent the machine from being scratched when laid on the floor.
Button used to replace the battery while the power of the machine is
on during autonomous cleaning (see "P44 7-4 Secondary Battery
Power Button"). Turn off the secondary battery power button when
using the machine or when not using the machine for a long period of
time (a week or longer), and turn it on only when replacing the battery.
Handle for moving the machine while it is standing on its wheels,
using for manual cleaning, and when teaching a cleaning route. When
carrying out autonomous cleaning, stow the steering handle in the
machine beforehand as a safety precaution. (see "P53 7-9 Steering
Handle")
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