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UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL
Cadebot-L100
Delivery Robot
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  • Page 1 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Cadebot-L100 Delivery Robot User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Contents Contents.......................... - 2 - Statement........................- 3 - Introduction ........................- 3 - Disclaimer ........................- 4 - Product Introduction......................- 5 - Package List ......................- 5 - Self-Supplied Material List ................- 5 - Appearance Introduction ..................

  • Page 3: Statement

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Statement Copyright © 2023 UBTECH ROBOTICS CORP LTD All rights reserved. No entity or individual shall reproduce, copy, transcribe, or translate any part or entire contents of this manual without the explicit written consent of UBTECH ROBOTICS CORP LTD, and any dissemination for profit-making purposes (electronic, photocopying, recording, etc.) is strictly prohibited.

  • Page 4: Disclaimer

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL support. This manual will be updated periodically, and the latest user manual will include the latest content and images. Please contact your dealer for obtaining it. Disclaimer The malfunction and damage caused by the user's failure to use the product in accordance with the instructions in this manual.

  • Page 5: Product Introduction

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Product Introduction Package List Cadebot x1 User Manual x1 Certificate of Compliancex1 Warranty Card x1 Charger x1 Positioning QR Code x50 Self-Supplied Material List 4G SIM Card Note For optimal functionality experience, it is recommended to use a 4G SIM card with this product.
  • Page 6 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 2. Back View 3. Aerial View Emergency Stop Button Top Camera Touch Sensor Tray Mat...

  • Page 7: Product Parameters

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Barrier CrossingWheel 4. Bottom View Power Switch Shock Absorber Universal Wheel Suspension Wheel Hub Motor Lithium-ion Battery Debugging Port Power on/off Button 5. Charging Station* Status Light Li-dar Scanning Area Charging Contact Charging Plug *Note: Charging station is an optional accessory, please purchase separately.

  • Page 8: Tray Size And Height

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Model XCAD101 Product Dimensions 551(L) * 484(W) * 1252(H) (mm) Product Weight 55kg Load Capacity 40kg Number of Trays Maximum Weight per Tray 10kg Touch Screen 10.1inch resolution 1920X1200 Advertising Screen 21.5 inch, resolution 1920x1080, 16:9 Moving Speed 0~0.8m/s...

  • Page 9: Safety Issues

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Height: 214mm Height: 202mm Height: 202mm Height: 202mm Safety Issues General Information Please read the following information carefully. The company does not assume any direct or indirect losses resulting from improper use of the product. Note To ensure safety, it is strongly recommended that users follow the following safety regulations when operating the robot.

  • Page 10: Safety Notice

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL CADEBOT has multiple safety sensors available to ensure safe operation, which work in parallel to minimize any risk to users or anyone else. Do not operate the robot illegally for your personal safety. Guardians should ensure that children under 6 years old stay away from CADEBOT.
  • Page 11 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Do not make temporary tray loading adjustments while the robot is moving. All operations should be done by clicking on the screen to pause the robot before proceeding. Do not handle food or drinks on the tray while the robot is delivering to the designated table area until the robot has stopped and stabilized, to prevent accidental collisions that may result in food loss and personal injury.

  • Page 12: Usage Guidelines

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Usage Guidelines For safety reasons, do not remove or place dishes while the robot is in operation. If you need to remove or place dishes, please pause the task first. Do not pull or push the robot while it is running. If you need to move the robot, please pause it first.

  • Page 13: Electrical Guidelines

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL specific width is evaluated by technical personnel according to the actual scene). The maximum slope angle of the robot is 5° but to prevent food spillage, it is recommended that the slope be no greater than 4° when carrying food. During uphill or downhill travel of the robot, do not pause the machine to prevent safety risks caused by slipping after the robot has skidded.

  • Page 14: Usage Guide

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL replace the charger in a timely manner. Usage Guide Charging Connect the charging cable to the charging port of the robot, ensuring that the charging port of the robot is connected to the charging cable. If the connection is successful, the base light of the robot will turn green and breathe.

  • Page 15: 4G Network

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Delivery completed Blue running around the rim Idle Blue breathing Lost direction Yellow breathing Faulty Red breathing Turning on power switch Green flashing (1s) Charging Green breathing Fully charged Green continuously on Taking an emergency stop...

  • Page 16: Food Delivery

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Food Delivery Button Explanation: Exit key, returns to the expression interface Greeting key, enters the greeting interface Settings key, enters the settings interface Charging station, executes back-to-station charging task Drop-off point, executes return-drop-off task Collection point, executes return-collection point task Process Description: 1.
  • Page 17 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 3. After entering the destination table number, clickstart to begin the task. The robot will start executing the task. 4. The robot will navigate to the task destination according to the route mapped in the map.

  • Page 18: Settings

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 6.Once the robot arrives at the destination, the screen displays "Arrived". User clicks "I've Got My Meal". If there are multiple tasks, the robot will automatically execute the next delivery task. If there are no remaining tasks, the robot will automatically return.
  • Page 19 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL will automatically return to the delivery page. If you enter the delivery page and there are no operations for more than 5 minutes, it will automatically exit to the expression page. Network Settings 1. Click the settings icon, select Network, and perform the pairing operation.
  • Page 20 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Basic Settings 1. Click the settings icon, select Basic, and perform basic operations. 2. Users can manually drag the progress bar to adjust the screen brightness and volume. 3. You can set the robot's voice broadcast language.
  • Page 21 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 5. After completing a task, you can choose return setting options such as staying in place, returning to the charging station, returning to the drop-off point, returning to the collection point, or returning to the welcome point.
  • Page 22 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Account Settings 1. Click the settings icon, select Account, and perform security settings. 2. The machine has two role types: administrator and delivery person. Among them, the administrator has the highest authority and can enter the setting interface to set the overall configuration of the whole machine;...
  • Page 23 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Map Settings 1. Click the settings icon, select Map, and perform map settings. You can view the currently selected maps that are being used. Select the "Local" map by checking the map top left corner, and it will be considered as selected.
  • Page 24 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 6. The robot must re-locate when switching to a new map or making changes to the current map. Users can push the robot to the nearest positioning point and click on the specific location of the robot to locate it.
  • Page 25 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 8. After entering a map, you can enter the preview interface to edit the map in detail. 9. Click on the destination point to enter the target point editing, where you can add new points. 10.By clicking on the position list on the right side, users can group destinations, multiple points can be selected to create a new group, and a new group name (e.g.
  • Page 26 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 11.Opening the position list on the right side, selecting existing points will automatically zoom in the map to display the location of the selected point, long-pressing and dragging the point can switch its position, and clicking on the point below can rotate its direction.
  • Page 27 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Task Record 1. Click on the settings icon, select Tasks, and view the task list. 2. You can choose the desired time span or click on the most recent three days/week/month to view your task history. The task history includes the start time, end time, destination, and task status.
  • Page 28 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 1. Click "Add plan" to edit the plan name and select the playing time period. You can choose to set it for full day or time-segment play. 2. Click "Import materials" to enter the material library, select the required materials, and the maximum number of materials you can select is 6.
  • Page 29 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 3. Users can independently choose the specific playing time of each image material. Click the editing key below the image material to adjust the playing time of the image material. Click the material to enter the preview interface. Long press the material to perform drag operations.
  • Page 30 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Welcoming Settings 1. Clicking on the settings icon and then selecting welcome to enter welcome setting. Click on the speech setting where users can configure the welcome phrases and phrases spoken when the robot touches its head.
  • Page 31 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL autonomous recording, neither of which can be enabled simultaneously. However, both can be disabled simultaneously, indicating that the robot will not say any welcome phrases during the welcome process. 3. The speech setting supports both Chinese and English languages. Under Chinese and English language systems, users can choose between text-to-speech input or autonomous recording.

  • Page 32: Welcome Mode

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL About 1. Click on the settings icon, then click on about to enter about settings. 2. Users can view current version information, hardware status, Mac address, service hotline phone number, and user operation QR code. 3. If the machine detects a new version, users can choose to upgrade or not.
  • Page 33 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 2. Select the desired welcome point and click to start, then the machine will automatically go to the selected welcome point. 3. When arriving at the welcome point, the machine will scan the surrounding environment, identify guests, and broadcast according to the content of the welcome settings.

  • Page 34: Emergency Stop

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 5. Administrators or service staff can double-click or swipe up with two fingers to input a password, then automatically exit the welcome mode and enter the delivery home page. Emergency Stop While the machine is moving, you can press the emergency stop button located on the top of the machine.

  • Page 35: Loss Of Location

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL loss of location 1. The machine may experience a loss of location when it starts up or switches to a specific map. If this occurs, you need to select a nearby location mark on the map and guide the machine to the vicinity for re-positioning.

  • Page 36: Map Deployment

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL meal serving points, charging stations, etc. Map Deployment Button Instructions Map zoom key, used to zoom in or out the map Map resize key, used to resize the map Map reset key, which restores the map size to 100% and centers the position...

  • Page 37: Emergency Stop

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL First, move the machine to the location you need to mark, scan the destination face-forward, adjust the robot tray orientation, click Add, enter the destination name (such as table number), and confirm. The point will be automatically generated on the map.

  • Page 38: Maintenance And Cleaning

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Maintenance and Cleaning Note: Do not use abrasive agents, aerosols, liquids containing alcohol or other liquids to clean CADEBOT, as they may contain flammable substances or damage the plastic casing of CADEBOT; Do not spray or wet CADEBOT with water or other liquids; please keep CADEBOT dry and do not use irritant-containing cleaning agents or organic solvents to wipe the camera lens;...

  • Page 39: Cleaning The Adapter

    UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL Cleaning the Adapter If there is dust attached: 1. Unplug the adapter from the wall outlet. 2. Check if the adapter is dry. 3. Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the power cord plug and the adapter.
  • Page 40 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL 3. WiFi requires two-factor authentication (logging in separately with username and password), and this type of situation does not support connection. The robotcannot move: 1. Restart the robot; 2. Motor overcurrent protection, please press the emergency stop button and unlock it to recover.
  • Page 41 UBTECH CADEBOT USER MANUAL FCC Warning Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause harmful interference , and (2) this device must accept any interference received , including interference that may cause undesired operation .

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