Users Manual

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Users Manual

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AGES 6+ OP ONE HUMANOID RC BOT INSTRUCTIONS Thank you for your purchase of Op One Bot. Please read all instructions and warnings on this sheet prior to using the Op One Bot. Keep this instruction sheet as it contains important information for future CONTENTS reference. A O.P. One B Remote Controller Robot SAFETY WARNINGS SAFETY WARNINGS: PLEASE READ BEFORE USE • Avoid water when operating. • Adult supervision required. • Indoor use only. • Do not submerge robot or controller in water. • Do not use people or animals as obstacles. • Do not run robot into furniture objects or hard surfaces as his will cause damage to both the objects and robot. • Keep fingers, hair and loose clothing away from the tires, gears and motor while robot is switched to “ON’. • Do not leave robot or transmitter near sources of heat or under direct sunlight for long periods of time. • Remove all batteries when not in use to avoid accidental BATTERIES: operation. • Adult supervision is recommended when operating robot. • Thoroughly inspect products before every use. If the The robot requires 6 “AA” 1.5V alkaline batteries (not included). product appears worn, frayed/splintered, cracked, or broken in any manner, discontinue use and discard The remote control requires 3 “AA” 1.5V alkaline batteries (not included). immediately. You will need to use a Phillips or Cross screwdriver to open the battery compartments. • Keep these instructions for future reference. REMOTE CONTROL: • Open the battery compartment. BATTERY WARNING • Insert the batteries according to the diagram inside the battery tray. • Replace battery cover and tighten screw. BATTERY WARNING: • Do not mix old and new batteries. • Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc), or rechargeable batteries. • Alkaline batteries are recommended. Use only the specified voltage. • Insert batteries using the correct polarity. Always use, replace, and recharge (if applicable) batteries under adult BATTERY COMPARTMENT supervision. ROBOT: • Do not charge with non-rechargeable batteries. • Do not short-circuit the battery supply terminals. • The battery compartment is between the wheels. • Do not dispose of batteries in a fire, batteries may explode or leak. • Loosen the screw to remove the battery cover. • Remove batteries before storing. • Recycle or dispose of batteries according to federal, state, • Remove battery pack and install the “AA” 1.5V and local laws. alkaline batteries according to the diagram inside the battery pack. • Replace battery pack. Orient the pack so that the CABLE POCKET Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void cables are not pinched or twisted. There is a the user's authority to operate the equipment. pocket for the cable to fit into. BATTERY COMPARTMENT This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not • Replace battery cover and tighten screw. FRONT OF ROBOT cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide STATUS LED’s reasonable protection against harmful interference in a GREEN - NORMAL MODE RED - VOICE MODE Head Microphones LR residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed DIRECTIONAL HEAD JOYSTICK MOVEMENT and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. LED Eyes However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is Microphone encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: LEFT ARM —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. MOVEMENT —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. VOICE MODULATOR MICROPHONE —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different (5 settings) (closed position) Demo from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. MICROPHONE (open position) Designed and manufactured by Silverlit Toys Manufactory Ltd. POWER SWITCH Sharper Image® name and logo are registered trademarks. DANCE MODE (off/auto/manual) Distributed by and © 2018 MerchSource, LLC. Irvine, CA 92618. For technical support, please call 1-800-374-2744. The artwork and design of this manual are proted by US copyright law and may not be produced, distributed, displaced, PROGRAM published or used for any purpose without prior written RECORD START/SAVE Speaker On/Off permission. Altering, removing or reproducing any of the (On Back) trademark or copyright notice forms on this manual is not RECORDING PLAYBACK permitted. PLAYBACK/ CONFIRM PROGRAM Printed in China PROGRAM LISTEN SELECTOR SWITCH MODEL NUMBER: 1005226

PAIRING CONTROLLER AND OP ONE The Controller and Robot must be “paired” in order for the Robot to receive commands from the Controller. 1 Turn the Controller on using the Power switch. Select either Automatic or Manual mode (see below). The LEDs will flash quickly. 2 After pair successfully, the lights on controller will stop flashing and OP One LED will still flash and make a noise. 3 When the Controller and OP One pair, the lights on both will stop flashing and OP One will straighten up and make a noise. This should take only a few seconds to occur. If it does not, turn both off and begin with step 1. • In case of loss of control, repeat the pairing process. • Install fresh batteries if needed. • The Controller and OP One must be within 20 feet of each other. • OP One can be controlled up to 20 feet away. CONTROL MODES POWER SWITCH (off/auto/manual) AUTOMATIC (CENTER POSITION) • Controller lights will be green. • Head and arms will move automatically while OP One is moving across floor. MANUAL (BOTTOM POSITION) • Controller lights will be red. • Head and arms will remain still while OP One is moving across floor. MOVEMENT The head and arms can be independently controlled as well as the movement of the robot along the floor. Each function has its own joystick controller. DIRECTIONAL JOYSTICK DIRECTIONAL HEAD JOYSTICK MOVEMENT LEFT ARM RIGHT ARM MOVEMENT MOVEMENT Avoid sudden stops and reverses as it could cause OP One to tip over. If OP one tips over, the drive motor will automatically disengage to avoid damage HEAD MOVEMENT ARM MOVEMENT Applies to both arms

AGES 8+ PROGRAMMING Three programmed motion patterns can be saved for later playback. The directional control joystick will be disabled while in programming mode. Programs can be replaced by recording a new one. 1 Slide the Program Selector (1) Switch to one of three positions. 2 Press and hold the Program Button (2) 3 OP One will make a sound to indicate that he’s ready to receive commands 4 Use the Controller to move the head and arms to a position. 5 After each movement, press the Playback/Confirm button (3). The Controller will issue a sound to confirm. 6 Enter more movements following steps 4 and 5, above. 7 Up to 30 movements may be recorded in a single program. 8 To end, programming, press the Program Button (2). • Movements of OP One along the floor cannot be programmed. • OP One can be driven while a program is being played back. • A voice recording (see below) can also be played back at the same time. 2 1 PLAYBACK: 1 Slide the selector to the desired program. 3 2 Press the Playback/Confirm button (3). IDLE MODE DANCE MODE After 15 seconds of inactivity, OP One will make a sound or OP One has several pre-recorded dances. action while waiting for his next commands. This will repeat • There are five pre-programmed dance routines that OP One until 3 minutes have elapsed after which the robot will go into can perform. a battery-saving sleep mode. • Select the dance routine by pushing on the Dance Mode button (circled) the proper number of times. (see table, right) When the Controller is set to Automatic Mode (green lights), • End a dance routine by pressing the Dance Button twice. OP One’s sound detection feature is active. When he detects a sound, he will exit Idle Mode and respond. To reawaken OP One, slide his power switch to OFF and then # of presses on back to ON. You may need to repeat the pairing process dance button between OP One and the controller. Dance 1 1 Dance 2 2 Dance 3 3 Dance 4 4 VOICE RECORDING Dance 5 5 The user can record a message that can be played through OP One’s speaker. RECORD: 1 Push and hold the Record Button (1) LISTENING MODE 2 Speak into the microphone (2). It can be closed or extended. OP One can listen to sounds in the room and transmit them back to the speaker on the controller. 3 Release the button when recording is complete. 1 Press the Listen Button (1) • A recording can be up to 30 seconds long. • Only one recording can be stored at a time. 2 Any sounds picked up by OP One will play out of the Speaker (2) • Recording a new message erases the old one. 3 Press the Listen Button again to exit Listening Mode. PLAYBACK: • To avoid feedback, keep the remote at least five feet away from Push the Playback button (3) to play back the recorded 1 OP One while it is in listening mode. message. 2 Adjust the playback pitch using the Voice Modulator dial (4). There are five different settings. 1 2 1 2 3 4


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