MechRC Shadow Stalker, User Manual

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Default Handset Functions
Single button press
Combo-button press
Button Combination M e c h R C C o m m a n d e r
Motion File
Motion Description Looping
Motion?
RJ Up Walk Forward Loop.MRCmot Robot walks forward Yes
RJ Down Walk Backwards Loop.MRCmot Robot walks backwards Yes
RJ Left Step Left.MRCmot Robot steps to the left No
RJ Right Step Right.MRCmot Robot steps to the right No
LJ Up Get Up From Front.MRCmot Robot gets up from lying on its front No
LJ Down Get Up From Back.MRCmot Robot gets up from lying on its back No
LJ Left Left Ball Kick.MRCmot Robot kicks with its left foot No
LJ Right Right Ball Kick.MRCmot Robot kicks with its right foot No
F1 Audio 1.MRCmot Robot plays audio file stored in memory location 1 No
F2 Audio 2.MRCmot Robot plays audio file stored in memory location 2 No
F3 Audio 3.MRCmot Robot plays audio file stored in memory location 3 No
F4 Audio 4.MRCmot Robot plays audio file stored in memory location 4 No
RD1 Salute.MRCmot Robot salutes No
RD2 Bow.MRCmot Robot bows No
RD3 Celebrate.MRCmot Robot pumps the air Yes
RD4 Wave.MRCmot Robot waves Yes
RD5 Handstand.MRCmot Robot performs a handstand No
Button Combination M e c h R C C o m m a n d e r
Motion File
Motion Description Looping
Motion?
RD6 Matrixed.MRCmot Robot prepares for battle No
RD7 Karate.MRCmot Robot performs the "crane" move No
LS + RD1 Bounce.MRCmot Robot bounces up and down No
LS + RD2 Flapper Right.MRCmot Robot stands on left leg and flaps arms No
LS + RD3 Sink and Swim Robot does a dance from the 60's No
LS + RD4 Pirouette Right.MRCmot Robot stands on left leg and stretches No
LS + RD5 Russian.MRCmot Robot performs a Russian dance No
LS + RD6 Pirouette Left.MRCmot Robot stands on right leg and stretches No
LS + RD7 Break Dance Robot does a dance from the 80's No
LS + RD8 Flapper Left.MRCmot Robot stands on right leg and flaps arms No
LT Turn Left 30 Degrees.MRCmot Robot turns 30 degrees to the left No
RT Turn Right 30 Degrees.MRCmot Robot turns 30 degrees to the right No
LS + F1 Dance Routine The ultimate demo! No
The remote control handset is designed to operate in a similar way to a video game controller, allowing the user to use multiple
button presses in order to trigger robot actions. This means that the robot is less limited in the number of accessible motions that
it can perform. The robot also features "looping" motions which will play the middle section of a motion repeatedly all the while a
button (or combination of buttons) is held down. This eliminates the need for the robot to return to the home position at the end of
each motion, thereby making motions such as walking more seamless.