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Summary of Contents for WowWee Robonetics Robosapien V2
- Page 1 troubleshooting guide www.robosapienv2online.com ITEM NO. 8091 AGES: 8+ ™...
- Page 2 Introduction Congratulations on choosing Robosapien™V2, the next generation of Robosapien™ technology and personality. Now with even more advanced dynamic motion, interactive sensors, new program functions, speech capabilities, and a unique personality. The Multi-functional, thinking, feeling robot with attitude has arrived! Robosapien V2’s package contains: 1 x Robosapien V2 1 x Controller 1 x Green Bowling Ball...
- Page 3 General Robosapien ™ Overview Q: Why do his controls seem to be reversed? A: Robosapien™V2 is controlled from the remote like you would direct an actor on a stage. When you are facing him, your left is his right, which makes him easier to work and program from the front.
- Page 4 Remote Quick Reference Table ROBOSAPIEN™V2 CHEAT SHEET...
- Page 5 General cont’d Q: How can I keep Robosapien™V2 awake for long periods? A: If he is kept in front of an object so his eyes blink slowly (a white wall about 4 1/2 feet/ 1 1/2 meters away works well), he will stare at it for over 2 days before his brain batteries finally die.
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Page 6: Controller Overview
Controller overview Walking Q: What’s the difference between the various walking gaits? A: In addition to 6 turning moves (walk-turns and turn-in-place) your Robosapien™V2 has 5 different walking gaits. These can be selected by pressing the GAIT CHANGE button “y” when he’s walking forward from a single “left-joystick”... - Page 7 Battery Details and Operations Overview Walking Cont’d Q: My robot isn’t walking well. What can I do? A: Though tested before shipping, your Robosapien™V2 may suffer stresses during use that may affect his ability to walk properly. To insure best walking operation, please check the following... 1 - We recommend using your robot only on smooth surfaces without cracks, grooves, or obstacles (i.e., wood, vinyl or laminate flooring).
- Page 8 Walking Cont’d Basic Operation If your robot is still not walking correctly, here are some simple solutions. SOLUTION FOR NOT WALKING STRAIGHT: If a footpad becomes deeply scratched or worn, it will bind on floors or carpet and interfere with proper walking. SOLUTION: If the robot tends to walk to the LEFT, put regular shiny scotch tape over the BACK INSIDE HEEL FOOTPAD of the RIGHT FOOT.
- Page 9 walking Cont’d Walking Inside Large Footpads Outside Small Footpads Before Switching the Footpads After Switching the Footpads...
- Page 10 Vision Q: My robot keeps staring at strange objects around the room. What is he looking at? A: He “sees” using Infra Red (I/R) light, a light too “red” for humans to see. However, many appliances, computer screens, TVs, and dimmed lighting emit I/R light which your robot can be attracted to, so he’ll just naturally turn to have a look.
- Page 11 Vision Cont’d Cover these sensors to make him flinch. When you show your Robosapien™V2 something, be sure the object (or your hand holding the object) is big enough to cover the width of his face so he “flinches”. He also needs a second or two (depending on how bright the room is) to recognize the object.
- Page 12 Vision Cont’d Q: My Robot thinks I am blue. What do I do? A: If your robot thinks you are “blue” for some reason, then the problem is the white balance setting in his color camera eye. His default mode is “indoor yellow light” like the warm light you commonly get from indoor light bulbs.
- Page 13 Sound Personality Bodycons Q: How can I reduce the volume on my robot? A: A bit of tape over the speaker grill at the back of his neck will greatly reduce his volume (though he will sound like he’s talking through a telephone).
- Page 14 Hands and Pick Ups Cont’d SHIFT1 + SHIFT2 + “b” - Enter Vision Program Mode SHIFT1 + SHIFT2 + STOP - Clear memory SHIFT1 + “x” - Gimme with left hand SHIFT1 + SHIFT3 + “x” - Danger SHIFT1 + SHIFT3 + “c” - right hand place SHIFT1 + SHIFT2 + “x”...
- Page 15 Q: Why does he pick up so far in front of himself? A: So that he doesn’t kick the object out of his reach before trying to pick it up. FOR INFORMATION ON THIS AND OTHER WOWWEE PRODUCTS, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE, http://www.wowwee.com...
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