The robot is intended to be extended in some constrained ways by the end
user—for example, it is reasonable to connect additional components via
the expansion ports. Besides such reasonable expansion, you should not
allow foreign objects into the robot.
All equipment is designed for use in reasonable
indoor
conditions (the robot
should
NOT
be used outdoors). It may be damaged and/or may cause a
hazard if operated at temperatures below 10C or above 30C, or in humidity
of less than 20% or greater than 80%, or in direct sunlight or near to a heat
source such as a radiator, or near to a source of ignition.
DO NOT
allow the robot to be unattended when in a powered state.
Electrical safety
The robot is a battery-operated device and poses a fire hazard and a
chemical leakage hazard.
Only use the supplied battery pack to power the robot.
Care must be taken in handling the batteries. Misuse could lead to short
circuit or puncture which could, in turn, lead to overheating, fire, or leakage
of chemicals.
Do not force the connection between the battery and the robot—
connection with incorrect polarity may cause a short circuit. If it is difficult to
connect the battery pack to the robot, contact support.
Do not allow the robot to be powered when any cover is removed; do not
allow foreign objects (such as screwdrivers) into the robot when it is powered.
There is a risk of short circuit.
The robot’s charger is a mains-operated device and poses an electric shock
and electrocution hazard and a fire hazard.
Take the usual precautions that apply when using any mains-operated
equipment: disconnect the charger from the outlet in case of a storm, do
not touch any part of the robot with wet hands, do not misuse extension
cables and multi-outlet adapters, be vigilant against cable damage,
consider and comply with region-specific regulations, and so on.
Only use the supplied charger to charge the robot or the battery pack, and
only charge the robot or the battery pack with the supplied charger. In
addition, only use the supplied mains cable with the charger.
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Revision date 17 Feb 2021
