Page 1: ...TION OF PARTS 2 BATTERY INSERTION 4 BATTERY REPLACEMENT 6 OPERATION 7 ARM ADJUSTMENT 12 HINTS TIPS REMINDERS 13 HECKLIST FOR CORRECTING DISORDERS 14 RE MAINTENANCE 16 HOW VERBOT RECOGNIZES YOUR VOiCE 17 GAMES 18 TOM No 5401 2 Frequency 49 860MHz ...
Page 2: ...I Memory Light Indicates when commands are registered emory Buttons II I I11 lIll ldj I IW cor registering 1 J r UI III I commands ON OFF Switch 2 m Antenna Receiver ON OFF Switch ON OFF Indicator Light Antenna Cord Transmits ...
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Page 4: ...line Batteries Before loading the batteries make sure that all switches are turned OFF VOICE TRANSMITTER Turn the Voice Transmitter around to the back Slide Battery Cover Door open and take it off 4 Insert one 9 volt Alkaline Battery as shown Slide Battery Cover Door back into place and snap shut 8tt ...
Page 5: ...ery Cover Door in the direction indicated and open BATTERY INSERTION INSERT BATTERIES 1 Place the 4 AI size Alkaline Batteries into their indicated slots 2 Fit the 2 C size Alkaline Batteries into place Close Battery Cover Door and SNAP shut 5 ...
Page 6: ...indicator light grows dim VERBOT Verbol s memory light stays on and does not flash Verbot continually functions improperly Verbot moves of its own accord Verbot does not respond to commands even after repeated attempts I 2 c size Alkaline Verbot s movements become slower The Cn batteries control Verbot s movement The AJ batteries control Verbot s voice recognition function The 9 volt battery contr...
Page 7: ... D 0 01 I l l c I Verbot moves I Moves IVerbot rotates forward backward to left Rotates FIG 1 U I KAIIU Choose Command Words that are very short 2 or 3 syllables at the most THE GOLDEN RULE COMMANDS MUST BE AT LEAST 2 SECONDS LONG BUT NOT LONGER THAN 1 2 SECONDS IF YOU PROGRAM A COMMAND LONGER THAN 1 2 SECONDS VERBOT WILL AUTOMATICALLY ERASE IT Also Command Words should sound very different from e...
Page 8: ...T DOWN PLACE DOWN BOY 1 1 I c I I O TURN LEFT I RIGHT ROTATE LEFT RIGHT TURN SWING LEFT CIRCLE RIGHT GO STRAIGHT IBACKWARD FORWARD REVERSE JET MOVIN BACK UP FIG 2 8 2 Turn Verbot s switch to the ON position FIG 3 Carefully place Verbot on his back FIG 4 FIG 3 3 Turn the Voice Transmitter s switch to the ON position FIG 5 f C23J MICROPHONE FIG 5 ill 1 OFF ON III IIID 9 ...
Page 9: ...oice Transmitter 3 6 inches from your mouth vrIiiiiBnMI I I til V IIII 1 tII l1li B Once Verbot memorizes the word the Memory Light will stop flashing and stay on If the Light ccntinues to flash press the Memory Button down again and repeat the Command Once the Light stays on the word is programmed Release the Memory Button to let the Light go off C Follow steps A and B with each of the remaining ...
Page 10: ...nas L 0 10 6 If Verbot fails to respond to your Command after several tries or if he makes the wrong movements here are some things to try A Press the Memory Button again and re program the word until he gets it B Make sure you are making the Command in the same tone accent and wording as you did when programming Verbot C Make sure your Commands are different enough in sound and tone for Verbot to...
Page 11: ... the Voice Transmitter OFF You can not turn Verbot off by giving the Command Word for STOP You must turn both ON OFF switches to OFF REMEMBER EVERY TIME YOU TURN VERBOT S SWITCH TO OFF YOU ERASE THE PROGRAMMING Verbot is then ready to be programmed all over again OPI RATION 11 ...
Page 12: ...he palms of the hands should come together at this point If the arms are too high or too low as in FIG 10 adjust them with your hands to the correct position FIG 9 D _ FIG 8 f A TOO LOW 12 FIG 9 FIG 10 1 Do not allow Verbot to carry liquids of any kind Verbot may be damaged if he gets wet Keep the Voice Transmitter away from liquids too 2 Do not lift Verbot by one arm This will throw his arms out ...
Page 13: ...e is a lot of dust Verbot s performance may be affected by interference from other sources such as cordless phones and large motorized appliances If this happens move to another location Two or more Verbots can not operate in the same location at the same time Their radio signals will interfere with each other s performance When giving a Command you must use the same tone accent and wording that y...
Page 14: ...ntennas are touching 4 Separate the two antennas each other 5 The batteries are running low 5 Replace the batteries with new ones Refer to section on Battery Replacement Verbot does not make 1 It is the wrong 1 Check your programming chart or proper movements re program the Command into Verbol 2 There is Radio interference 2 Try it in a different place or at a different time 3 The word is not reco...
Page 15: ...high 3 The arms are positioned too low 4 The object is too If after consulting Checklist for Correcting Disorders a problem still exists CALL US Do not return the unless asked to do so TOLL FREE 800 421 5597 CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS CALL 800 421 8496 CHECK 1 Turn both switches ON 2 Program Verbot with the Memory Buttons 3 Get closer transmitting should be within an unobstructed 12 foot radius 4 Replac...
Page 16: ...ransmitter get dirty surface wash them with a damp cloth DO NOT USE LIQUIDS OF ANY KIND TO CLEAN AS THIS MAY CAUSE DAMAGE 16 RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE Interference from other sources indoors or outdoors may have an effect on the performance and distance it takes to effectively transmit a command to Verbot Interference may be caused by a number of factors 1 Change in temperature 2 Obstructions w...
Page 17: ...und waves of a command already in its memory When the sounds match a signal is then sent to the mechanism for the appropriate action Verbot will not operate correctly unless you pronounce the commands exactly as they were entered into its Memory Practice mastering your word pronunciation or other unique vocal sounds so that Verbot will respond only to you Remember you must re program Verbot each t...
Page 18: ...TEN UP For 2 or more Players You will need Paper Pencil OBJECT To successfully imitate Command Words and get the fewest pOints Have Player 1 program 8 Command Words or sounds into Verbot with lots of expression Player 2 should listen carefully Player 2 must then imitate Player 1 exactly to make Verbot respond Every unsuccessful try equals 1 point Reverse roles Let Player 2 be the Programmer and Pl...
Page 19: ...each Button pushed so that Player 1 does not know what Command Word goes with which Button UAMI Prepare an obstacle course on the floor with toy blocks boxes and or paper bags Player 1 must try to maneuver Verbot through the course He must discover which Command Words match the movements he needs Time him When Player 1 has finished guiding Verbot through the obstacle course write down his time It ...
Page 20: ...re some Programming Charts to fill in to nelp you remember your Command Words m 1 Ilf J 1 1 c I 1 11 20 1984 riS 8PdaII I lf O 21 J l c fi 11 Corp 901 E 233rd St P O Box 6252 Carson CA 90749 Printed in Japan ...
