Sony ERS-7M3 - Aibo Entertainment Robot, User Manual

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Touch the head sensor.
At this time, you can also set how the AIBO
®
Entertainment Robot operates in House
Sitting mode. For details, see “Settings for House Sitting mode” (page 81).
I will start house sitting shortly.
The AIBO robot will wait for 3 minutes before going into House Sitting mode.
During this time, the AIBO robot will notify you at 30-second intervals of the time
remaining before House Sitting mode begins.
I’m going to watch the house now.
The AIBO robot enters House Sitting mode.
While house sitting, the AIBO robot’s front (blue) back light flashes.
Note
In step 3, even if you leave the AIBO robot for 30 seconds or more without touching the head sensor, the
AIBO robot will still start waiting for 3 minutes and then begin house sitting.
While the AIBO robot is watching the house
While house sitting, the AIBO robot looks for moving objects and faces, and listens for
sounds. If the AIBO robot detects something, it takes a picture or records the sound.
The AIBO robot’s middle (orange) back light illuminates after taking a picture, and its rear
(red) back light illuminates when a sound is recorded. If no pictures or sounds are recorded in
House Sitting mode, the front (blue) back light will continue to flash.
The AIBO robot can take up to 15 pictures of moving objects, faces, and in the direction of
sounds. In addition, it can make up to 9 sound recordings. If the number of recorded pictures
or sounds exceeds this, each time a new picture or sound is recorded, the oldest picture or
sound will be deleted.