Sony Aibo ERS-7, User Manual

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Mo
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Condi
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Pick-up
condition
Something has
jammed one of
the AIBO
robot's joints
Touch the head
sensor for
3 seconds
Jam
condition
If something gets jammed in any of
the AIBO robot's joints, the AIBO
robot goes into this condition and all
of its joints become loose. This
mode is provided to protect your
fingers from being caught between
the AIBO robot's joints.
Caution
When you press two or more of the paw sensors
of the AIBO robot, the AIBO robot thinks it has
been placed on the floor, and returns to
Autonomous mode. the AIBO robot may start to
walk after returning to Autonomous mode, so
avoid touching any of the AIBO robot's paw
sensors when you are holding it.
When you lift the AIBO robot, the AIBO
robot assumes a position that makes it
easier for you to hold it. This is to
prevent people from dropping the AIBO
robot, in reaction to movements that may
cause surprise.
Station mode
• The AIBO
robot
dismounts the
Energy Station
by itself
• The AIBO
robot is
removed from
the Energy
Station
On the Energy Station, the AIBO robot
wakes up and goes to sleep at a preset
time.
• Pick up while
touching the
back sensors*
• Pick up
quickly
• Place on the
floor
• Touch the
head sensor
for 3 seconds
When the AIBO robot is awake
The AIBO robot
relaxes while being
recharged.
When the AIBO robot is sleeping
The AIBO robot is sound asleep. If
you remove the AIBO robot from the
Energy Station, it will be in
Autonomous mode,
even if the hour
is outside its
set activity
period.
At wake-up
time
(page 44) At bedtime
(page 44)
*
Touch two or more back sensors (any of the following combinations)
for 3 seconds.
Front Rear
Mode indicators OFF
Mode indicators turn orange
Mode indicators slowly flash green