Elephant Robotics MarsCat Usage Instruction page 4

1.2 Charging Station
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2. Note on Use
2.1 On handling MarsCat
Do not use MarsCat on an unstable place or a place from which MarsCat may fall off to avoid a physical injury or a
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malfunction of MarsCat.
Do nott place fragile or dangerous objects around MarsCat to avoid property damage or a freak accident.
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Note that Elephant Robotics will not be responsible for any damage or loss caused by such fall or collision.
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2.2 To avoid injury
Do not put your hands or fingers in gaps around MarsCat's movable parts.
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Do not lift, swing or twist around MarsCat by only grasping its head, tail or any movable parts.
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Do not pull MarsCat's tail hard. Noted that it's designed for safety that MarsCat's tail come off from the body when
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it's forcefully pulled.
If MarsCat's tail comes off from the body, please put the detached tail to the protruded base component, and then
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push the tail toward MarsCat's body to let the component go into the receptacle hole of the tail.
Do not use MarsCat on a hard or slippery floor, MarsCat may fail to sit up or move forward. It is recommended that
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you use MarsCat on a wooden floor or a carpet with short threads.
Keep MarsCat's movable parts free of anything that can restrict their movements, such as a sticker or a ribbon.
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Do not lubricate MarsCat's movable parts.
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Support Stand(where MarsCat's head rests)
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Charging Stand
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Charge Connector
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Supply Terminal
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Do not allow a strong physical impact (e.g. dropping MarsCat) or exert excessive force (e.g. putting a heavy object
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on MarsCat) on MarsCat to avoid the risk of malfunction.
Do not leave MarsCat in a place subject to extremely high/low temperatures or high humidity. MarsCat's operating
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temperature range is from 5 °C to 35 °C (41 °F to 95 °F). Use of MarsCat in an extremely cold or hot place where
the temperature falls below or exceeds the range may cause a malfunction of MarsCat.
2.3 On cleaning
When MarsCat or the charging station is soiled with small particles and dust, gently wipe them off with a dry, soft
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cloth.
Do not use any volatile agent, such as alcohol or paint thinner, to avoid damaging the surface.
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If residues of dust or fingerprints are found on MarsCat's camera or sensor covers, do not touch them with bare
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hands. Instead, blow them off with a commercially available blower or wipe them off with a soft cloth.
2.4 Moisture condensation
If MarsCat is brought directly from a cold place to a warm place, moisture may condense inside or on the surface
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of it and cause a malfunction of MarsCat.
If moisture condensation has occurred, leave MarsCat without turning on the power. Turn on the power until
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moisture condensation leave or you can wipe MarsCat with a dry cloth.
2.5 Heat generation
MarsCat and the supplied power adapter may generate heat while they are in use. Heat generation is caused by
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the operation of internal electric circuits or the electric current that flows during battery charge and does not
indicate a malfunction.
The amount of heat generated by MarsCat depends on its activity.
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When MarsCat or the supplied power adapter is extremely hot to the touch when compared to its usual state,
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unplug the charger and stop charging.
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