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STAGE 8: FIT ROBI’S EAR 

TRIMS AND SET UP AN 

ARM SERVO

Add the two ear trim panels to complete the outer casing of 

Robi’s head. Then prepare the servo motor that operates Robi’s 

right forearm, and give it the correct identification (ID) number.

To move his arms, legs and head,  
Robi is fitted with 20 servo motors (a 
diagram showing these is provided in 
this stage). Robi’s operating program 
needs to know which is which, so each 
servo has its own ID number – from  
2 to 21. For example, the servo that 
moves his right forearm is number 18. 

When first supplied, all the servos have 
the same ID number, ID=1, so you need 
to change each one according to 
where it will fit. To set the ID numbers, 
you use the test board. This may seem 
a little bit complicated the first time, 
but it is simple to master if you follow 
the instructions carefully.

ASSEMBLY GUIDE

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2

3

1  Servo motor  

(for right elbow) 

2 Left ear trim panel
3  M2 x 4.5mm  

countersunk screws (x 3)

You will be using parts from the 
previous stages, so be sure to have 
these to hand before beginning.

SAVED PARTS

YOUR PARTS

PARTS TO BE 

ASSEMBLED

Head assembly (Stage 7)

Protective pads (Stage 3)

70mm servo cable (Stage 6)

Right ear trim panel (Stage 1)

Summary of Contents for Model Space ROBI Pack 03

Page 1: ...Build your own 03 Pack Stages 7 10 See Robi s head move for the first time...

Page 2: ...ering are protected under the copyright and trademark laws of the United States and all foreign countries Assembly Guide p35 Stage 7 Continue Robi s head then test its movement p35 Stage 8 Fit Robi s...

Page 3: ...t Robi s head movement using the neck stand and servo Once the ear is fitted to the right side of Robi s head frame you will be at a point where you are able to see him turning his head You will do th...

Page 4: ...ews into the corresponding holes to attach Robi s right ear 4 Hold the parts in place and screw three of the M2 x 6mm screws into the holes to attach the ear to the head frame ATTACHING THE EARS 2 Fit...

Page 5: ...nd Also note that the shaft has a series of splined ribs running up it Back Notch CAUTION Never pick up the assembly by the head as this may strain or damage the servo or other parts Store the unused...

Page 6: ...at moves his right forearm is number 18 When first supplied all the servos have the same ID number ID 1 so you need to change each one according to where it will fit To set the ID numbers you use the...

Page 7: ...h surface is designed to face inwards X 4 As you did in Stage 3 inspect the connectors at the ends of the servo cable You need to apply a protective pad to the side with PUSH marked on it circled 5 Th...

Page 8: ...ay be pulled loose chafed or even broken causing an electrical short circuit Whenever you install a servo check the assembly instructions carefully to see how to route the cables Check the contacts Ma...

Page 9: ...ircular hole in the servo cover Make sure that the cover is the right way up 10 Fit the cover onto the servo casing then turn the servo over and insert the four screws you removed in Step 6 Tighten th...

Page 10: ...given This is done by using the test board mounted in the neck stand SERVO ID NUMBERS This is the servo whose ID number is set in this stage Right ankle ID 5 Left ankle ID 10 Right foot ID 6 Left foot...

Page 11: ...should rotate 45 degrees to the left stop then move back across to 45 degrees to the right After you have run the test turn off the power switch on the battery pack CONNECTING THE SERVO 12 Take the ri...

Page 12: ...o connected switch the power OFF then back ON Only the 1 LED should light up 19 To check the ID number press TEST SET Now the 10 and 8 should light up 17 Confirm the setting by pressing the TEST SET b...

Page 13: ...gether Robi s hand Although Robi does not have movable wrist joints his fingers and separate thumb are held together by a spring allowing him to hold thin objects ASSEMBLY GUIDE 1 2 3 4 1 Right forear...

Page 14: ...ircled in red 6 Press the parts together so that the tab locks into the hole and the thumb fits flush against the frame 2 Press the tongue of the finger mount into the long slot in the end of the fore...

Page 15: ...with the remaining screw hole in the forearm frame Fit an M2 x 5mm pan head screw through the hole and carefully tighten it to secure the thumb THE SERVO 9 Take the servo motor that you assembled in S...

Page 16: ...nt panel onto the shaft The parts are quite a tight fit but if the front panel won t clip into place check that it is aligned correctly 18 Fit the elbow joint over the servo as shown Carefully feed th...

Page 17: ...servo front panel fits into the recess in the elbow joint as shown 21 Take the right forearm and fit it over the assembly as shown so that the screw holes match up 22 With the forearm fitted in place...

Page 18: ...into the side of the back panel and frame It is very important that the cable fits through this recess freely without getting trapped or caught between either part as this may damage the cable and la...

Page 19: ...3 Take the right forearm assembly Stage 9 in your hands and gently pull the protruding servo cable along so that it rests in the recess at the elbow as shown Line up the forearm assembly to the right...

Page 20: ...he servo cable so that both are covered Again make sure the servo cable is still sitting in the recess and that it is not trapped between the parts in any way before you tighten the three screws 7 Wit...

Page 21: ...another servo cable Stage 12 Adding Robi s right shoulder joint Stage 13 Preparing Robi s shoulder servo PARTS PROVIDED The servo that will operate Robi s right shoulder Stage 14 Begin assembling Rob...

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